The Times of India #Cancelpatriarchy: Manmohan Singh's daughter lights funeral pyre

Upinder Singh, daughter of former PM Manmohan Singh, lit his pyre following Sikh traditions, challenging patriarchal norms. Sikh community emphasizes gender equality in rituals. Singh’s family, including his wife and children, were present during the cremation, conducted with Sikh hymns. Singh's daughters are historian Upinder, writer Daman, and human rights lawyer Amrit.

The Times of India Capital tribute for Manmohan Singh's last journey

Delhi gathered to bid farewell to former PM Manmohan Singh, honoring his contributions and dignity. Thousands, including the Gandhi family and political leaders, attended the funeral procession. Singh's last rites were performed with state honors, reflecting his lasting impact on India's economy and the public’s admiration.

The Times of India ED names Russian as Rs 800 crore OctaFx scam mastermind

Russian national Pavel Prozorov is identified as the mastermind behind fraudulent activities via OctaFx India Pvt Ltd, earning over Rs 800 crore through unauthorized forex trading. The Enforcement Directorate has detailed assets worth Rs 42 crore in Spain, planning to impose the attachment order internationally.

The Times of India ‘You’ll be PM’: A 1997 prophecy that came true in 2004

Vimal Singh accurately predicted Manmohan Singh's rise to Indian prime ministership, showcasing his foresight and friendship with Singh. Highlighting Singh's humility and accessibility, the article recounts their significant interactions and Singh's leadership during the 2007 Indo-US nuclear deal crisis.

The Times of India Bihar traffic cop shoots dead reveller in 'self-defence'

In Bihar's Rohtas district, a police officer, during a confrontation with inebriated men near a railway station, opened fire, resulting in the death of a 32-year-old man, Rana Om Prakash Singh, and injuries to two others. The incident, allegedly sparked by a demand for a bribe, is currently under investigation.

The Times of India Student in HC to safeguard NEET-PG seats for disabled

A Nagpur student filed a petition with Delhi High Court to prevent NEET PG seats for PwD candidates from being converted to general seats during the third round of counselling. The petitioners claim the Central government’s failure to relax the minimum percentile criterion is responsible.

The Times of India Drake Maye’s helmet-to-helmet hit, leaves game only to make heroic comeback

Patriots' rookie quarterback Drake Maye left a game after a helmet-to-helmet hit by Chargers' Cam Hart. Although no flag was thrown for the collision, Maye had to leave for evaluation. Veteran Jacoby Brissett took over temporarily. Maye returned to the field after clearing concussion protocols. This incident raises questions about the team's ability to protect their young quarterback.

The Times of India Debt-laden UP doctor kills man to fake death, claim cover

A financially distressed doctor from Baghpat, facing a Rs 30 lakh loan, allegedly devised a scheme to fake his death by burning a man alive to evade debt. Failing to find a corpse, he lured a daily wage laborer with drinks, locked him in a car, and set it on fire.

The Times of India Toxic remains of 1984 tragedy set to roll out of Bhopal today

Around 337 tonnes of toxic waste from the 1984 Bhopal gas tragedy will be transported to Pithampur for incineration. A dozen GPS-enabled trucks will handle the move, which is set to start on Saturday night or early Sunday. Trial incineration of 35.6 MT will take place to determine the optimal burn rate.

The Times of India 'Play by the rules': Kerala Police' take on Kohli-Sam Konstas tiff goes viral

Virat Kohli's 20% match fee penalty for clashing with Australia's Sam Konstas was humorously turned into a traffic discipline lesson by Kerala Police. They posted a viral video reimagining the incident as a traffic scenario, emphasizing the importance of staying in your lane, highlighting that rules apply to everyone, even the celebrated.

The Times of India Donald Trump breaks silence on H-1B row, supports Elon-Vivek: 'It's a great program'

The Times of India Fresh violence hits Manipur; journalist, cop among 4 injured

A TV journalist and a policeman were injured in separate incidents of shooting by miscreants in strife-torn Manipur, disrupting Christmas celebrations. The journalist, L Kabichandra, was shot at in Ukhrul district, while a policeman and volunteers were injured in Kangpokpi. Manipur CM N Biren Singh condemned the attacks, calling for calm and unity.

The Times of India Skewed sex ratio sparks tiger fights in Ranthambore

The relocation of tigers from Ranthambore National Park has disrupted the sex ratio, leading to increased territorial conflicts and deaths of young males. Currently, the park has 24 males and 24 females, with an ideal male-to-female ratio needed to maintain ecological stability.

The Times of India RBI has made this 'wallet' change to UPI

RBI has enhanced the functionality of Prepaid Payment Instruments (PPIs) by allowing UPI payments through any third-party UPI-enabled app. Only full-KYC PPIs are eligible for this feature, ensuring added security through pre-authorization. This move promotes digital payments and financial inclusion, making UPI transactions more seamless.

The Times of India Bail party with DJ & fireworks lands Moose Wala case accused back in jail

Rizwan Ansari, an arms supplier linked to gang activities and the Sidhu Moose Wala murder case, was re-arrested in Khurja after being released on bail. His arrest followed a loud celebratory procession involving illegal firearms. Authorities had previously detained him for his connections to illegal weapon distribution across various regions.