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The Times of India Google Doodle celebrates ICC Women's T20 World Cup
The UAE is hosting the ninth Women's T20 World Cup in 2024, featuring ten teams. The tournament kicks off with Bangladesh vs. Scotland at Sharjah Cricket Stadium. Australia, the defending champions, aim for a seventh title. Google honors the event with a special doodle visible in multiple countries.
The Times of India 'Dhoni ne screen pe mukka mara' - Harbhajan reveals shocking incident
In a rare display of frustration, MS Dhoni punched a screen after Chennai Super Kings lost to Royal Challengers Bangalore in a crucial IPL match earlier this year. Harbhajan Singh revealed the incident, noting Dhoni's disappointment possibly stemmed from his shattered dream of retiring with the trophy. Despite the loss, neither team made it to the final.
The Times of India Change Begins Here: 45L and still counting- the Kudumbashree ambassadors
Bindu Pallichal's journey from a tuition teacher to a successful entrepreneur exemplifies Kudumbashree Mission's impact. Since its inception, Kudumbashree has empowered over 45 lakh women in Kerala, fostering financial independence and political participation, with initiatives ranging from microcredit to entrepreneurial ventures.
The Times of India IPL: Which players may Delhi Capitals retain? Here's the list
Delhi Capitals' co-owner Parth Jindal has confirmed that skipper Rishabh Pant will be retained for the upcoming IPL season. Discussions are ongoing to finalize the list of retained players, including key names like Axar Patel, Tristan Stubbs, and Kuldeep Yadav. Under new IPL retention rules, franchises can keep a maximum of six players, comprising both capped and uncapped players.
The Times of India Happy Navratri 2024: Images, Quotes, Cards, Greetings, Pictures and GIFs
Navratri, a Hindu festival dedicated to goddess Durga, starts on October 3, 2024. Celebrations include fasting, feasting, and worshiping nine forms of the deity. Different regions in India, such as West Bengal, celebrate with unique traditions, like Durga Puja from October 9 to 12.
The Times of India Virat Kohli's Bengali-language skills wow fans
Virat Kohli charmed fans by graciously accepting a bat from Bangladesh's Mehidy Hasan Miraz and thanking him in Bengali. India wrapped up a 2-0 Test series win against Bangladesh with victories in Kanpur and Chennai. They're now preparing for a T20I series against Bangladesh, followed by Test matches against New Zealand and the Border Gavaskar Trophy in Australia.
The Times of India Doctor pleads guilty in 'Friends' star Matthew Perry's drug overdose case
San Diego doctor Mark Chavez pleads guilty to distributing ketamine to Matthew Perry, contributing to the actor’s fatal overdose. Chavez agrees to cooperate with authorities targeting Dr Salvador Plasencia and dealer Jasmine Sangha, alleged key figures in the illegal drug distribution network.
The Times of India CEOs' confidence in growth of own companies declines: Report
CEOs in India are optimistic about global economic recovery within three years, but are less confident about their own companies’ growth. Key threats identified include reputation risk, technological obsolescence, and cybersecurity. CEOs emphasize the need for agility, talent investment, and technology adoption to navigate challenges and achieve sustainable growth.
The Times of India After a bumper harvest in iPhone production, Apple set to make AirPods in India
Apple is set to start manufacturing AirPods in India with a focus on global exports. Production will begin with casing at Jabil’s Pune factory and assembly at Foxconn’s new unit in Telangana. This expansion follows Apple's successful iPhone production, aiming to establish India as a major manufacturing hub outside China.
The Times of India Why record gold loan growth has RBI worried
Record growth in gold loans sanctioned by banks and finance companies prompts RBI intervention to address accounting gaps and prevent bad debt buildup. Gold loans surged by 26% year-on-year in Q1 FY25, totaling Rs 79,217 crore, highlighting consistent quarterly growth amid industry competition.
The Times of India Panel considers lower GST on several mass-use items
A GST panel is considering reducing rates for items like medicines and tractors to 5%, while keeping cement rates stable and potentially increasing GST on high-end EVs. Health and term insurance may also see reduced GST rates to 12% and 5%, respectively.
The Times of India Remains of IAF man, whose wife died waiting for him, back after 56 years
Malkhan Singh, an IAF soldier who disappeared in a plane crash in 1968, has finally been found. The discovery brings closure to his family who had spent over five decades waiting for news. His remains were cremated in his hometown, bringing an emotional end to a long journey of hope and despair.
The Times of India Hathras stampede: No mention of Bhole Baba in chargesheet
Police have filed a 3,200-page chargesheet on the Hathras stampede that killed 121 during a congregation organized by Surajpal Singh, excluding him as an accused. Eleven individuals, including two women, are named, with a judicial commission probing a potential conspiracy and negligence blamed for the tragedy.
The Times of India Prashant Kishor floats party, promises land reforms, end of liquor ban
Prashant Kishor launched his new political party, Jan Suraaj, with plans to contest four upcoming bypolls. Manoj Bharti was appointed as the party's first working president. Kishor aims to implement land reforms, end prohibition, and improve education by redirecting funds from liquor taxes. He also criticizes CM Nitish Kumar's caste survey efforts.
The Times of India 'Workers holding employers' cash as fiduciaries are not benamidars'
An appellate tribunal has ruled that employees can hold cash in a fiduciary capacity for employers without it being classified as a benami transaction. This decision emerged from a case where Rs 10 crore was found in employees’ bank lockers, later validated as holding for employers, thereby ensuring the money was taxed and not confiscated.
