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The Times of India 'Romeo and Juliet' star Olivia Hussey dies of cancer at age 73
Olivia Hussey, known for her role in Franco Zeffirelli's 1968 film "Romeo and Juliet," passed away at 73. She and co-star Leonard Whiting had recently sued the studio over a controversial nude scene. The suit was dismissed. Hussey is remembered for her remarkable career and is survived by her husband, three children, and a grandchild.
The Times of India Watch: Missing dog returns on Christmas eve, rings doorbell
Athena, a German Shepherd and Husky mix, escaped her home on December 15, sparking a weeklong search. She returned on Christmas Eve, ringing the doorbell at 2.30 am. Her owner, Brooke Comer, celebrated Athena's safe return, crediting community support. Athena will undergo a veterinary exam and be microchipped to prevent future escapes.
The Times of India 'Manmohan risked his political future for US-India ties': Condoleezza Rice
Former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, praised for the 2008 US-India Civil Nuclear Deal and economic reforms, passed away in New Delhi. Tributes from figures like Condoleezza Rice, Raja Krishnamoorthi, and Justin Trudeau highlight his contributions to India's economy, poverty alleviation, and international relations.
The Times of India Injured WWE superstar makes return to in-ring action at live event
Jimmy Uso has returned to WWE action sooner than expected after a broken toe injury at Survivor Series 2024. He and his brother Jey, reunited as The Usos, competed in a tag team match during a WWE live event in Jacksonville, Florida. Jimmy's comeback marks the duo's first match together in over seventeen months.
The Times of India Kanpur: Pregnant minor accuses father, grandfather and uncle with rape
A 14-year-old girl from Auraiya accused her grandfather, father, and uncle of repeatedly raping her for about a year, resulting in a two-month pregnancy. The police arrested the accused and presented them in court. The girl escaped to her aunt's house after death threats and filed a complaint with the police.
The Times of India I could get him out 6-7 times: Jasprit Bumrah on bowling to Sam Konstas
Sam Konstas impressed with a fifty on his Test debut against India in the Boxing Day Test, confidently tackling Jasprit Bumrah. Bumrah reflects on the challenges of bowling in Australia while recognizing Konstas and Steve Smith as formidable opponents. The match remains pivotal with the series tied at 1-1.
The Times of India Lights, camera, action: Rajasthan police operations go 'live', DGP disapproves
Rajasthan police have begun conducting live raids and video chronicles, replacing traditional low-profile operations. Some officers support live broadcasts for transparency, but others believe they compromise tactics. Recent notable events include arrests, a dramatic rescue, and on-camera interrogations. The approach has sparked debate within the police department about the effectiveness and risks of such dramatics.
The Times of India Surat watchman's son defies odds to achieve AIR 36 in CA final
Krushna Raut, the son of a Surat watchman and housemaid, has overcome financial challenges to clear the CA final exam with an All India Rank (AIR) 36. His achievement promises a brighter future for his family, who have struggled with limited income for years.
The Times of India 'Not afraid': Japanese PM Shigeru Ishiba to move to 'haunted' official residence
Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba is preparing to move into his official residence despite its haunted reputation. This decision comes after inspecting and repairing the historic site. Ishiba expresses little concern about the supernatural tales, even though past prime ministers and their families have reported unsettling experiences since the residence's construction in 1929.
The Times of India Distressed businessman murders wife, 4-year-old son in Surat
In Surat, a 35-year-old businessman, Smit Jivani, killed his wife and son, and injured his elderly parents before attempting suicide. Financial distress and rejection by relatives are suspected to be the triggers. Jivani's parents are in critical condition, while he has survived. The incident took place in the Rajhans Swapna Complex, Sarthana.
The Times of India 'Stupid! Stupid! Stupid!' - Angry Gavaskar slams Rishabh Pant
Sunil Gavaskar criticized Rishabh Pant for his irresponsible shot during a crucial moment on the third day of the fourth Test against Australia. Pant, with India's score at 191 for 5, attempted a risky shot and was caught out, drawing Gavaskar's ire for letting the team down. Gavaskar emphasized that such actions cannot be justified as natural game.
The Times of India Watch: Nitish Reddy's 'Pushpa' celebration on reaching maiden Test fifty
Nitish Kumar Reddy showcased exceptional batting skills in the Border-Gavaskar Trophy series, impressing with scores of 41, 38*, 42, 42, and 16. During the Boxing Day Test against Australia, he scored his maiden Test fifty, helping India avoid the follow-on. Reddy's celebration with the 'Pushpa' gesture after reaching the milestone delighted cricket legend Sunil Gavaskar.
The Times of India FIDE disqualifies Magnus Carlsen for dress-code violation
Magnus Carlsen, five-time world champion, faced disqualification from the World Rapid and Blitz Chess Championship for violating FIDE's dress code by wearing jeans. Despite being fined USD 200 and instructed to change his attire, Carlsen's refusal led to his exclusion from the Rapid championship. He criticized FIDE's policies and stated he would not participate further.
The Times of India Donald Trump asks US Supreme Court to delay ban on TikTok
US President-elect Donald Trump has requested the Supreme Court to delay legislation that would ban TikTok unless its Chinese parent company ByteDance sells it. President Trump previously opposed TikTok due to national security concerns but has since reconsidered, indicating he supports TikTok for competitive reasons. His successor Joe Biden also supports the prohibition.
The Times of India China flexes muscle in Taiwan strait after US aid to island nation
Taiwan reported that seven Chinese military aircraft and five naval vessels operated near its territory, with one plane entering its northern ADIZ. This activity continues a pattern of increased Chinese military presence. Regional tensions heighten as Japan and NATO express concerns about China's actions. Taiwan emphasizes its right to self-defence amidst persistent threats.