The Times of India Watch: Guns, firecrackers on display during Rashid's wedding

Afghan cricket star Rashid Khan married in a grand ceremony in Kabul, featuring armed security and a dazzling fireworks display. The event adhered to Pashtun customs and was attended by several Afghan cricket players. Rashid recently led Afghanistan to the semi-finals of the ICC T20 World Cup, marking a high point in his career.

The Times of India 'China rapidly building infrastructure along LAC': IAF chief Amar Preet Singh

Air Chief Marshal Amar Preet Singh highlights rapid infrastructure development along the LAC by China, especially in Ladakh, and stresses the need for India's self-reliance in weapon systems by 2047. He emphasizes the importance of domestic manufacturing to avoid supply chain disruptions in conflict situations, underscoring recent troop disengagements in Eastern Ladakh.

The Times of India Trichy schools and colleges receive bomb threat for second successive day

Several schools in Tiruchirappalli, Tamil Nadu, received bomb threats for the second consecutive day through email, prompting police investigations and bomb squad interventions. Nine educational institutions were targeted, but the threats turned out to be hoaxes. Authorities are investigating the sender's identity, suspecting a fake email ID. This follows similar incidents across different cities in Tamil Nadu recently.

The Times of India Hurun India under-35 entrepreneur list with highest social media followers 2024

Young Indian entrepreneurs under 35, like Roman Saini, Vidit Aatrey, and Ghazal Alagh, are transforming sectors such as fintech, e-commerce, and beauty with significant social media influence. Their ventures, including Unacademy, Meesho, and Mamaearth, showcase innovation and strategic vision, making them role models for future generations. These under-35 leaders have garnered massive online followings.

The Times of India Relief for Kangana Ranaut as HC disposes of plea on 'Emergency' release

The Bombay High Court resolved a dispute between Zee Entertainment and the CBFC regarding the film "Emergency." The CBFC required 13 changes to issue a UA certificate, and Zee confirmed compliance. The court allowed 30 days for modifications, followed by 14 days for CBFC verification. The film, starring Kangana Ranaut, attracted Sikh group protests.

The Times of India Did Himachal govt impose 'toilet tax'? Here's what CM Sukhu said

Himachal Pradesh CM Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu refutes claims of a 'toilet tax,' stating his government charges Rs 100 per family for water connection. Union minister Nirmala Sitharaman condemned the alleged tax. An official clarified the notification mentioning the tax was withdrawn upon deputy CM's disapproval, citing it covered sewerage charges based on water usage.

The Times of India Kick 2: Sajid Nadiadwala drops Salman Khan's first picture from the photoshoot

On October 4, 2024, Nadiadwala Grandson Entertainment announced 'Kick 2' via Instagram, sharing a photo of Salman Khan from the photoshoot.The caption read:"It was a great Kick 2 photo shoot Sikandar….!!! From Grand Sajid Nadiadwala @beingsalmankhan @wardakhannadiadwala #Kick2 #Sikandar." This post has generated considerable buzz on social media, with fans expressing their eagerness for the sequel.

The Times of India Chhattisgarh: 7 Maoists killed in encounter in Bastar region

Security forces are engaged in an ongoing encounter with Naxalites in the Bastar region's Abhujmaad forest near the Chhattisgarh-Maharashtra border, Narayanpur district. A similar clash in Sukma district led to the discovery of a Naxalite camp with explosives seized. Updates are awaited.

The Times of India Amazon could cut 14,000 managerial roles: ‘Now is the right time to …,’ says company

Amazon plans to cut around 14,000 managerial positions by early 2025 to increase operational efficiency and save up to $3.6 billion annually. This restructuring aligns with CEO Andy Jassy's goal to boost the ratio of individual contributors to managers by 15%, enhancing agility and decision-making.

The Times of India 'First murder in 2024': Teen boasted Delhi doc's killing in chilling Instagram post

A shocking Instagram post featuring a 17-year-old boy with a country-made gun led Delhi Police to apprehend him for murdering Yunani doctor Javed Akhtar. The 50-year-old was shot dead by two teenagers, one of whom was influenced by the nurse’s husband suspecting an affair.

The Times of India How a 'sex scandal' scam call led to teacher’s death

A government school teacher in Agra, Malti Verma, died from cardiac arrest after receiving a fraudulent phone call. Scammers, posing as police, claimed her daughter was involved in a sex scandal and demanded Rs 1 lakh. Despite her son's reassurances, Verma's anxiety led to her sudden death. The incident highlights the dangers of sophisticated scam tactics.

The Times of India 'If found in contempt ... ': SC on bulldozer action in Gujarat

The Supreme Court reprimands Gujarat authorities over the demolition of nine religious structures near the Somnath temple, underscoring potential contempt for its order against bulldozer actions. The court hints at possible jail terms and restoration orders while seeking responses by October 16.

The Times of India 'What happens to democracy if you interfere like this': SC questions Delhi LG

The Times of India Rahul Gandhi speaks to relative of family shot dead inside Amethi home

Rahul Gandhi and Sonia Gandhi have offered condolences to the family of Sunil Kumar, a teacher murdered along with his wife and daughters in Uttar Pradesh. Authorities suspect a link to a previous complaint Poonam Bharti filed. Congressman Kishori Lal Sharma urges a comprehensive investigation.

The Times of India How NMC's self-declaration requirement will affect PG medical education in India

The National Medical Commission's (NMC) new mandate requires all postgraduate (PG) medical institutions in India to submit an Annual Self-Declaration Report as per the PGMEB-2023 guidelines. This directive aims to ensure accountability, transparency, and adherence to educational standards. It impacts medical colleges, students, and the healthcare system by focusing on quality improvement and professional ethics. While it promises to enhance medical education, challenges like compliance and resource management could arise.