The Times of India Toxic smog hangs over city, more stations turn ‘severe’

The Supreme Court has issued a notice to the Delhi government and police seeking an explanation for the non-compliance with its firecracker ban order during Diwali. The court highlighted the alarming air pollution levels in the city and indicated a potential year-round ban on firecrackers in the National Capital Region (NCR) to combat the issue.

The Times of India In a blow to Imran, Pak parl enacts law hiking services chiefs’ term from 3 to 5 years

Pakistan's parliament has approved a bill extending the tenure of the army, navy, and air force chiefs from three to five years. The move, passed amidst opposition protests, is seen as a setback for former Prime Minister Imran Khan, who has accused the military of orchestrating his removal from office.

The Times of India Lahore chokes in pollution for 2nd day, Pak Punjab govt blames it on winds from India

Lahore, Pakistan, experienced hazardous levels of air pollution for two consecutive days, ranking as the second most polluted city globally. The Punjab government attributed the pollution to winds carrying pollutants from India, specifically Amritsar and Chandigarh. They called for dialogue and cooperation between both countries to address the transboundary smog issue effectively.

The Times of India Pakistani social media users 'add' to Canada's big lie against home minister

Canada alleges India's Home Minister Amit Shah orchestrated a campaign of violence against Sikh separatists within its borders, a claim India vehemently denies. Adding fuel to the fire, a fake graphic circulating on Pakistani social media claimed Interpol added Shah to its wanted list. Fact-checkers debunked the graphic, confirming Interpol has issued no such notice.

The Times of India Bedlam in J&K assembly’s first session as PDP MLA moves resolution on Art 370

The inaugural J&K assembly session witnessed chaos as PDP MLA Waheed Para introduced a resolution challenging Article 370's abrogation. BJP members vehemently opposed it, leading to heated exchanges. LG Manoj Sinha, in his address, lauded the peaceful elections and assured efforts for the restoration of statehood.

The Times of India Keen to rule out bias, EC shifts DGP; poll panel wants top officers to be seen as non-partisan

Maharashtra's Director General of Police (DGP), Rashmi Shukla, has been transferred out of her position amidst accusations of bias against opposition parties. The Election Commission's decision follows multiple complaints from the Congress party, citing concerns about Shukla's impartiality in conducting free and fair assembly elections.

The Times of India After Demchok, Army undertakes first full-fledged patrol in Depsang

In a significant step towards easing border tensions, Indian Army patrols have resumed at multiple patrolling points in the Depsang Plains region of eastern Ladakh. This development follows a recent agreement with China to disengage troops. Despite the harsh winter conditions, the Indian Army is committed to asserting its patrolling rights in the area.

The Times of India Second term for Trump? What it could mean for India-US relations

As the US gears up for the 2024 presidential election, the potential return of Republican nominee Donald Trump has significant implications for India. Trump's commitment to strengthening the India-US bilateral ties, particularly in trade, defense, and counter-terrorism, could reshape the geopolitical landscape and present both opportunities and challenges for India.

The Times of India Bus tragedy: Cries of 3-yr-old echo in ravine filled with mangled bodies

A bus carrying passengers plunged into a 200m deep gorge in Almora, India, resulting in 36 fatalities, including parents of a three-year-old girl who survived. The injured child, with severe injuries, was airlifted to a specialized hospital for critical care. The accident has left the region in mourning as authorities conduct post-mortems and provide support to the bereaved families.

The Times of India Top 5 entertainment news

Here’s a look at the top 5 stories making waves across Hollywood and Bollywood, highlighting today’s must-know headlines everyone is buzzing about. From Simi Garewal standing up for Abhishek Bachchan amidst rumors of his divorce from Aishwarya Rai Bachchan and speculations linking him to Nimrat Kaur, to the sad news of Mithun Chakraborty’s first wife, Helena Luke, passing away in the US, and Singham Again smashing records with its opening weekend collection. Here are today’s top 5 entertainment news highlights.

The Times of India What makes urban parents turn to private schools?

A recent survey reveals a growing trend of Indian parents, especially in urban areas, choosing private schools over government schools for their children's primary education. While government schools still hold the majority nationally, urban areas show a marked preference for private institutions, driven by perceptions of better quality, facilities, and a wider range of educational choices.

The Times of India A toxic Tuesday in offing as a divided US goes to polls

Donald Trump and Kamala Harris faced off in a tightly contested US presidential election. Trump, seeking a second term, campaigned on a platform of strength and nationalism, while Harris pledged to protect democracy and unite the country. With polls showing a dead heat, both sides expressed confidence in their paths to victory.

The Times of India 'Deliberate … cowardly': PM Modi's first reaction on India-Canada tensions, temple attack

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has publicly condemned the recent attack on a Hindu temple in Canada, characterizing it as a calculated act. He also criticized the Canadian government's response, alleging attempts to intimidate Indian diplomats. This follows India's withdrawal of diplomats amidst accusations of violence against Sikh separatist figures in Canada.

The Times of India Drones, GPS tracking, snipers: US officials brace for high-risk Election Day

The upcoming US presidential election is seeing unprecedented security measures due to concerns over potential violence and misinformation. Election officials are increasing security at polling places and working to counter false information spreading online. Public trust in the election process is low, raising concerns about voter turnout and potential unrest.

The Times of India 'Mothers, daughters in shock': PM Modi attacks oppn over 'maal'-icious remark