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The Times of India Excise raid: Andhra Pradesh secretariat staff leader in dock over booze party
Guntur excise officials lodged a case against Venkatrami Reddy, president of Andhra Pradesh Secretariat Employees’ Association, for holding an unauthorized liquor party at Kondapakaluru Gardens. The event, aimed at influencing forthcoming elections, was raided late Thursday night, leading to the seizure of seven liquor bottles. Reddy, currently suspended for political campaigning, violated excise regulations by not obtaining necessary permissions.
The Times of India 'Russian Hachikō': Dog waits four days on ice for owner who drowned at the spot
Belka, a loyal Russian dog, remained at the site where her owner drowned in the Ufa River. The man fell through thin ice and was swept away by a strong current. Despite family efforts to bring her home, Belka tirelessly returned to the riverbank, reminiscent of Japan’s Hachiko. The tragic incident highlights the dangers of crossing thin ice.
The Times of India England smash record for fastest run chase in Test history
England won the first Test against New Zealand by eight wickets in Christchurch. They chased down 104 runs in just 12.4 overs, setting records for speed and run rate. Brydon Carse took six wickets, and Jacob Bethell scored a quick fifty. England lead the series 1-0 with the second Test starting in Wellington on Friday.
The Times of India ED summons Raj Kundra for questioning in money laundering case
Businessman Raj Kundra has been summoned by the ED for questioning about a high-profile pornography racket. Recent raids targeted multiple locations linked to Kundra in Mumbai and Uttar Pradesh. The investigation focuses on Kundra's alleged involvement in streaming explicit content via the Hotshots app, with suspicion of money laundering and international connections.
The Times of India 7 Maoists killed in encounter in Telangana's Mulugu, 2 AK-47 rifles recovered
Seven CPI Maoists, including two key state committee members, were killed in an encounter with Telangana Greyhounds in Eturunagaram, Mulugu district. The clash followed the Maoists' earlier killing of two tribals, accused of being police informers. Recovered from the scene were two AK-47 rifles. These events were reviewed by Mulugu superintendent of police Shabarish.
The Times of India Russia launches Kondor-FKA2 radar satellite into orbit
Russia successfully launched the Soyuz-2.1a rocket, placing the Kondor-FKA2 radar satellite into orbit from the Vostochny Cosmodrome. The satellite, with advanced radar technology, is capable of all-weather, round-the-clock Earth observation, and its mission includes mapping, environmental monitoring, and guiding vessels through ice-covered routes. The Kondor series continues to advance with more launches scheduled.
The Times of India 'Stands as critical line of defence': PM Modi hails BSF on Raising Day
Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Union Home Minister Amit Shah lauded the Border Security Force (BSF) on its Raising Day, highlighting its critical role in safeguarding the nation. The BSF, the world's largest border guarding force, marks its Raising Day annually on December 1, with approximately 2.65 lakh personnel ensuring the security of India's borders with Pakistan and Bangladesh.
The Times of India Days after wedding, newlywed woman dies in geyser explosion in Bareilly
A newlywed woman named Damini died in her in-laws' home in Bareilly after a geyser exploded while she was taking a bath. The incident occurred five days after her wedding. Despite attempts to get her to respond, family members eventually broke down the bathroom door, discovered her unconscious, and took her to the hospital where she was declared dead.
The Times of India 'Wearing the GDP': Groom in Pakistan flaunts 35-foot currency garland
In Bhakkar, Pakistan, a groom received a 35-foot garland made from 2,000 currency notes worth PKR 1 lakh, attracting attention on social media. The garland, featuring fresh flowers and decorative ribbons, was draped around the groom's neck, sparking varied reactions online. A similar incident occurred earlier with a 30-foot currency garland.
The Times of India Hard Kash: Trump names loyalist Patel to head FBI
President-elect Donald Trump has named Kash Patel as the next Director of the FBI, citing his experience as a lawyer and investigator committed to justice and transparency. Despite some Republican opposition and criticisms of being overly loyal to Trump, Patel is recognized for his efforts in exposing corruption and the alleged 'Russia Hoax.'
The Times of India Pakistan agrees to hybrid model for Champions Trophy
PCB agrees to a hybrid model for ICC Champions Trophy, with India playing matches in Dubai due to security reasons. PCB demands equal terms for future tournaments in India, seeks larger ICC revenue share. BCCI remains firm on hybrid model. Final decisions expected soon, with Jay Shah's upcoming ICC chairmanship influencing the resolution.
The Times of India Joe Root surpasses Sachin Tendulkar for this big record in Test cricket
Joe Root has broken the record for the most fourth-innings runs in Test cricket, surpassing Sachin Tendulkar. Root achieved this milestone during England's successful chase against New Zealand. Root now holds 1630 runs, ahead of Tendulkar's 1625. This feat was accomplished in his 150th Test, adding to his already impressive career accomplishments.
The Times of India Tipu Sultan anti-British but evokes strong adverse sentiments: Jaishankar
At the launch of Vikram Sampath's book on Tipu Sultan, EAM S Jaishankar emphasizes the complex legacy of Tipu Sultan, noting both his resistance to British colonization and the controversies of his rule. He advocates for objective historical accounts, highlighting the influence of contemporary politics on historical narratives.
The Times of India ChatGPT maker OpenAI faces copyright infringement lawsuit in Canada
OpenAI is sued by five Canadian news companies, including the Globe and Mail and CBC/Radio-Canada, for copyright infringement. The lawsuit claims that OpenAI used their news articles to train ChatGPT without authorisation.
The Times of India Suhana Khan can't get enough of Dua Lipa's 'Levitating' mash-up 'Woh Ladki Jo'
Dua Lipa performed in Mumbai and surprised fans with a mash-up of her song 'Levitating' and Shah Rukh Khan’s 'Woh Ladki Jo'. The performance quickly went viral. Shah Rukh Khan’s daughter Suhana Khan shared her excitement on Instagram. This was Dua Lipa’s third visit to India, and she shared her appreciation for Indian culture.
