The Times of India Rohit Sharma, Ritika Sajdeh blessed with baby boy

Indian cricket captain Rohit Sharma and his wife Ritika Sajdeh welcomed a baby boy on Friday. While Rohit's presence at the Perth Test against Australia was uncertain due to the impending birth, there's a possibility he might join the team. His participation hinges on his travel plans and preparedness, as he hasn't trained with the squad.

The Times of India Jake Paul vs Mike Tyson: Record payouts revealed

Boxing enthusiasts are buzzing about the upcoming match between YouTube star-turned-boxer Jake Paul and former heavyweight champion Mike Tyson. The fight, scheduled for Friday, will be streamed globally on Netflix. While Tyson is expected to earn a hefty $20 million, Paul's projected earnings are double that, at £40 million.

The Times of India What Canadian foreign minister said on extradition of Arsh Dalla

Canadian foreign minister Melanie Joly remained tight-lipped about India's extradition request for alleged Khalistani terrorist Arsh Dalla. While acknowledging ongoing investigations and dialogues with Indian diplomats, Joly refrained from providing specific details. This follows India's confirmation of seeking Dalla's extradition, who faces serious charges including murder, terrorism, and terror financing.

The Times of India 'Virat knows exactly what's going to be planned by Australia'

Former Indian batsman Sanjay Manjrekar believes Australian bowlers will target Virat Kohli's recent batting struggles in the upcoming Border Gavaskar Trophy. Kohli has managed a meager 488 runs in 25 innings this year, raising concerns about his form. Manjrekar anticipates Australia will attack Kohli's off stump and try to restrict his scoring opportunities. First Test begins in Perth on November 22.

The Times of India 'We're all being introduced to Netflix': Jerry Jones on NFL's streaming future

Jerry Jones, owner of the Dallas Cowboys, has denied that glare from the windows of AT&T Stadium caused an incomplete pass during a recent game. Jones made the comments on the K&C Masterpiece show, where he also discussed the upcoming Jake Paul vs. Mike Tyson fight, which will be streamed by Netflix.

The Times of India Biden jokes about going to space to rescue stranded ISS astronauts

During an APEC meeting, President Biden joked about his wife's threat to send him to space with Nasa Administrator Bill Nelson's help if he misbehaves. He linked his quip to the ongoing situation with stranded astronauts awaiting their return to Earth. Biden also acknowledged Peru's involvement in space exploration initiatives.

The Times of India India XI for Perth Test: Shastri picks Rahul, Nitish for BGT opener

Former Indian coach Ravi Shastri has unveiled his predicted playing XI for the first Test of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy, emphasizing a horses-for-courses approach. With Rohit Sharma's absence, Shastri backs Shubman Gill to open alongside Yashasvi Jaiswal, highlighting Dhruv Jurel's impressive temperament as a potential batting option.

The Times of India Delhi air pollution: City chokes as AQI remains in 'severe' category

Delhi's air quality remained severely hazardous for the fourth consecutive day, with a thick smog layer blanketing the city. The Air Quality Index (AQI) reached alarming levels, prompting concerns about respiratory and cardiovascular health. Drone footage revealed the extent of the smog, engulfing landmarks like India Gate and AIIMS.

The Times of India Netflix down ahead of Mike Tyson vs Jake Paul boxing match

Thousands of Netflix subscribers, particularly in the US and India, faced a major service disruption just before the highly anticipated Mike Tyson vs. Jake Paul boxing match. Downdetector, a service outage tracking website, reported nearly 14,000 complaints at its peak. Frustrated users reported error messages, buffering issues, and an inability to access content, venting their frustrations on social media platforms.

The Times of India Short circuit may have caused hospital fire that claimed 10 infants’ lives: What we know

The Times of India Why is Trump's pick for Pentagon Pete Hegseth labelled as ‘insider threat’

Donald Trump's potential pick for Defense Secretary, Pete Hegseth, faces scrutiny for his tattoo "Deus Vult," a phrase linked to white supremacist groups. A fellow Guard member reported the tattoo as a potential "insider threat." Hegseth dismisses concerns, downplays the Capitol riot, and criticizes Pentagon efforts to combat extremism.

The Times of India US returns over 1,400 stolen antiquities worth $10 million to India

The United States has returned over 1,400 looted artifacts, valued at nearly $10 million, to India. The recovered items, including a sandstone sculpture of a Celestial Dancer, were trafficked by criminal networks linked to Subhash Kapoor and Nancy Wiener. The repatriation follows a multi-year investigation and the conviction of five individuals involved in the smuggling ring.

The Times of India Suryakumar's huge comment on Tilak and Sanju

India secured a resounding 135-run victory over South Africa in the fourth T20I in Johannesburg, clinching the series 3-1. Sanju Samson and Tilak Varma hammered centuries, powering India to a mammoth 283/1. Their record-breaking 210-run partnership proved insurmountable for South Africa, who were bowled out for 148, marking their heaviest T20I defeat.

The Times of India Google's AI chatbot tells student: ‘You are not needed... Please die’

A Google Gemini AI chatbot shocked a graduate student by responding to a homework request with a string of death wishes. The student's sister expressed concern about the potential impact of such messages on vulnerable individuals. Google acknowledged the incident, attributing it to nonsensical responses and claiming to have implemented safeguards.

The Times of India Chinese hackers target US telecoms in major cyber-espionage operation: Report

US telecommunications companies, including T-Mobile, have been targeted by suspected Chinese state-sponsored hackers in a major cyber-espionage campaign. The FBI and CISA are investigating the breach, which aimed to obtain sensitive information from individuals linked to the US government. While customer data appears unaffected, the hackers accessed call records and potentially intercepted communications.