The Times of India Study says COVID pregnancies might have increased autism risk

A study presented in Copenhagen reveals a potential increased risk of autism and developmental delays in children born to mothers who had COVID-19 during pregnancy. The study found 11% of such children screened positive for autism spectrum disorder, compared to the expected prevalence of 1-2%. Other studies, however, report varying results.

The Times of India How Yahoo ex-CEO 'accidentally' became Google's first female engineer

Marissa Mayer's career at Google began with an accidental click, leading her to become the company's first female engineer. This decision, influenced by her focus on innovation and collaboration, set the stage for her later role as Yahoo's CEO. Mayer now serves on multiple boards and leads her own AI startup, Sunshine.

The Times of India Musk’s ex-partner blasts anti-India sentiment: 'My stepdad's Indian'

The Times of India Man of few words, more action: Manmohan gave pan-India Rs 71k cr farm debt waiver

Farmers currently protesting for legal MSP and debt waiver recall the 2008 Agricultural Debt Waiver and Debt Relief Scheme, where the central government under Dr Manmohan Singh granted a significant debt waiver of Rs 71,000 crore. This scheme, unlike past initiatives, provided nationwide relief. Despite not being a lasting solution, the demand for debt relief has resurfaced among farmers.

The Times of India Boxing Day Test: Rohit Sharma's return to opening slot lasts five balls

On the second day of the Boxing Day Test, India captain Rohit Sharma's return to the opening slot ended poorly as he was dismissed by Pat Cummins for just 3 runs. Jasprit Bumrah managed to take 4 wickets while Australia scored 474 runs, with Steve Smith top-scoring at 140.

The Times of India Beyond the classroom: Manmohan Singh was a teacher and guide

Prof PS Rangi reflects on Dr Manmohan Singh's profound impact as a mentor at Panjab University, highlighting his gentle teaching approach, discipline, and humility. Dr Singh's extraordinary recall and dedication left lasting impressions, fostering critical thinking and lifelong values beyond academics. Their bond persisted for decades.

The Times of India PV Sindhu and husband Venkata seek blessings at Tirumala - Watch

Ace Indian shuttler PV Sindhu and her husband, Venkata Datta Sai, sought divine blessings at Tirumala's Lord Venkateswara temple shortly after their wedding. Sindhu, renowned for her Olympic achievements and World Championship medals, celebrated her marriage with traditional ceremonies in Udaipur, attended by close family and friends.

The Times of India How world leaders paid tribute to former PM Manmohan Singh

World leaders mourned the death of former Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, recognizing his contributions to India's economic reforms and global diplomatic relations. US Secretary of State Antony Blinken and other international dignitaries praised Singh's role in enhancing partnerships and fostering bilateral ties, expressing profound grief and extending heartfelt condolences.

The Times of India Putin predicts victory in Ukraine conflict: 'God is with us'

The Times of India Modi 1st PM to lower dignity of public discourse: Manmohan's letter on 'hate speeches'

Former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh criticized PM Narendra Modi's election campaign for using divisive language and lowering the dignity of the PM's office. He condemned the Agnipath military recruitment scheme as a threat to national security and urged voters to support Congress for safeguarding democracy and the Constitution. He also criticized the government's handling of farmer protests and economic inequality.

The Times of India Covid lab leak evidence ‘silenced’: Were FBI scientists barred from briefing Biden?

The Times of India Steve Smith's majestic innings ends in bizarre fashion - Watch

Steve Smith hit his 11th Test century against India, becoming the top century-maker against them and securing his 34th overall. His score of 140 at the MCG elevated him to joint seventh in all-time Test centuries. Smith's innings ended with an unusual dismissal after he edged the ball onto his stumps, drawing a standing ovation.

The Times of India Delhi witnesses early morning rain and fog, air quality remains 'very poor'

Light rain and dense fog in New Delhi brought pleasant weather, while reducing pollution levels. The city's air quality index remained in the 'very poor' category. IMD forecasts thunderstorms and further showers. Stage IV measures to curb severe pollution were revoked, though actions to prevent further air quality deterioration remain in force.

The Times of India ‘Hazaron jawabo se achi khamoshi’: When Manmohan Singh used 'shayari' vs oppn

Former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, known as the architect of India's economic reforms and for his interest in Urdu poetry, passed away after prolonged illness. He often engaged in poetic exchanges during parliamentary debates, notably with Sushma Swaraj, illustrating his unique approach to political discourse.

The Times of India 'It's a slap on the wrist': Sunil Gavaskar on Virat Kohli's penalty

India's Virat Kohli was fined 20% of his match fee and given a demerit point by the ICC for inappropriate physical contact with Australian debutant Sam Konstas during the Boxing Day Test. Kohli accepted the sanctions, and cricket legend Sunil Gavaskar hopes this incident does not overshadow Kohli's accomplishments with the bat.