The Times of India CEO Sundar Pichai's message to Google staff for New Year: We need to be..

Google CEO Sundar Pichai urged employees to focus on AI competition and regulatory challenges by 2025, emphasizing the importance of scaling the Gemini AI model. Despite increased competition and scrutiny, Pichai remains optimistic but stresses efficiency and creativity, referencing Google's early 'scrappy' days. He highlights the necessity of solving real user problems and effective execution.

The Times of India Google CEO Sundar Pichai gives employees strategy for 2025: Not all problems…

Google CEO Sundar Pichai urged employees to focus on AI competition and regulatory challenges by 2025, emphasizing the importance of scaling the Gemini AI model. Despite increased competition and scrutiny, Pichai remains optimistic but stresses efficiency and creativity, referencing Google's early 'scrappy' days. He highlights the necessity of solving real user problems and effective execution.

The Times of India War-torn Ukraine to cheering Nitish Reddy: Tejaswi's story is one of resilience

When Russia invaded Ukraine in 2022, Indian cricketer Nitish Kumar Reddy's sister, Tejaswi, was stranded but safely returned to India. She transferred to a university in Uzbekistan. Tejaswi supported her brother as he scored his maiden international hundred at the Melbourne Cricket Ground, with their family present to celebrate. The family continues to cherish these memorable moments.

The Times of India Air Canada plane catches fire on landing hours after South Korea crash

Air Canada Flight 2259 experienced a landing gear malfunction at Halifax Stanfield International Airport, causing it to skid and partially catch fire. Passengers and crew were safely evacuated without casualties. This incident occurred shortly after a deadly Jeju Air crash in South Korea that claimed over 120 lives. Investigations are underway for both accidents.

The Times of India Drama at MCG! Cummins denied review on Siraj call

Australian captain Pat Cummins was puzzled after the third umpire overturned what appeared to be a legitimate dismissal at the MCG. On-field umpire Michael Gough referred a catch to third umpire Sharfuddoula Saikat, who ruled Indian batsman Mohammed Siraj not out. Despite Cummins' request for another review being denied, the match continued, and India finished their innings at 369 runs.

The Times of India 'Poor kid needs reassurance, not blank stares': Ex-players support Jaiswal

Yashasvi Jaiswal faced a challenging Day 4 in the Boxing Day Test after dropping three important catches, including Marnus Labuschagne's edge. Experts like Mike Hussey and Alyssa Healy emphasized the need for support and encouragement from teammates. Rishabh Pant's consoling gesture was praised for helping maintain team morale.

The Times of India 'Constitution is our guiding light': Top quotes from PM Modi's 'Mann Ki Baat' address

The Times of India Drama at MCG! Cummins denied review on Siraj call

Australian captain Pat Cummins was puzzled after the third umpire overturned what appeared to be a legitimate dismissal at the MCG. On-field umpire Michael Gough referred a catch to third umpire Sharfuddoula Saikat, who ruled Indian batsman Mohammed Siraj not out. Despite Cummins' request for another review being denied, the match continued, and India finished their innings at 369 runs.

The Times of India 'Kone se, kone se': How Kohli helped Siraj dismiss Smith at MCG

Virat Kohli's strategic on-field guidance helped Mohammed Siraj dismiss Steve Smith on Day 4 of the fourth Test, a crucial moment for India. Kohli advised Siraj to bowl from the wide edge of the crease, leading to Smith's edge to Rishabh Pant. Siraj's double strike, including dismissing Usman Khawaja, kept India in contention.

The Times of India 'Captain' Virat Kohli does the magic but not with the bat - Watch

Virat Kohli showed his animated leadership on the field during India's bowling efforts against Australia in the Melbourne Test on Sunday. Despite personal setbacks with the bat, Kohli was full of energy, motivating his teammates on the field, often seen taking charge of the proceedings to set fields and bucking up the players to keep going.

The Times of India 'Control tower sent warning of bird strike': What caused South Korea plane crash

A Jeju Air passenger plane with 181 people crashed at Muan International Airport in South Korea, killing at least 120. The Boeing 737-8AS veered off the runway and exploded, likely due to a bird strike and adverse weather. This is Jeju Air's first fatal crash since its founding.

The Times of India 10-year-old boy dies hours after being rescued from borewell in Madhya Pradesh

A 10-year-old boy, Sumit Meena, fell into a 140-feet deep borewell in Pipliya village, Raghogarh, Madhya Pradesh. After being trapped at 39 feet, he was successfully rescued by the National Disaster Response Force and local authorities after overnight efforts. He has been sent to the hospital for treatment.

The Times of India Jaiswal has torrid time in field, drops three catches - watch

Yashasvi Jaiswal had a rough day in the field during the Boxing Day Test at Melbourne. He missed three chances, allowing Usman Khawaja, Marnus Labuschagne, and Pat Cummins to survive. As a result, Australia reached 135/6 at Tea, with Labuschagne and Cummins adding a 44-run stand. Frustration among Indian teammates, especially Rohit Sharma, was noticeable.

The Times of India Gang of thieves that paid fixed salary, travelling allowance to members busted

Gorakhpur govt railway police dismantled a gang of mobile phone thieves led by Manoj Mandal from Jharkhand. The gang, which included Manoj, his partner Karan Kumar, and Karan's 15-year-old brother, received fixed salaries, free food, and travel allowances. Police recovered 44 mobile phones worth Rs 10 lakh from them.

The Times of India Bumrah's 3 wickets in 11 balls dismantle Australia in Melbourne - Watch

Jasprit Bumrah's post-lunch burst in the Melbourne Test against Australia significantly weakened the home team's batting with three quick wickets, including his 200th Test wicket. Bumrah's masterful spell left Australia struggling at 91 for 6, with support from Mohammed Siraj who also took vital wickets.