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The Times of India ‘Our point of view won't always win’: Obama congratulates Trump after win
Former President Barack Obama congratulated Trump and Vance on their victory while acknowledging the disappointment of those hoping for a different outcome. He emphasized the importance of a peaceful transfer of power and urged Americans to address challenges with unity and grace. Vice president Harris also conceded, promising to continue fighting for the causes her campaign championed.
The Times of India 'It's mental fatigue': Clarke on India's struggles ahead of BGT
Former Australian cricketer Michael Clarke believes fatigue played a role in India's recent loss to New Zealand, but expects a strong comeback in the Border-Gavaskar series. Meanwhile, Aaron Finch disagrees with Sunil Gavaskar's suggestion that Jasprit Bumrah should captain India for the entire series if Rohit Sharma misses games due to personal reasons.
The Times of India Assembly elections, bypolls: Inducements worth over Rs588 cr seized by poll panel
Election officials have confiscated over Rs 588 crore worth of illicit goods intended to sway voters in upcoming elections in Maharashtra and Jharkhand, as well as bypolls in 14 other states. Seizures, including cash, alcohol, drugs, and freebies, have significantly increased compared to the previous elections in 2019, indicating a heightened effort to curb the influence of money in politics.
The Times of India SC: Ajit’s NCP can use ‘clock’ symbol, but with a disclaimer
The Supreme Court has allowed the Ajit Pawar-led NCP faction to use the 'clock' symbol for the Maharashtra assembly elections. This decision comes after the faction assured the court that it would publish a disclaimer in leading newspapers, clarifying that the legal battle with Sharad Pawar over the party's control and symbol is still ongoing.
The Times of India 'Bhool Bhulaiyaa 3' Day 6 collection: Kartik Aaryan starrer beats 'Singham Again'
Anees Bazmee's 'Bhool Bhulaiyaa 3' emerged as the highest-grossing film on Wednesday, narrowly surpassing Rohit Shetty's 'Singham Again.' Despite experiencing a decline in earnings after a strong opening weekend, 'Bhool Bhulaiyaa 3' earned an estimated Rs 10.50 crore on its sixth day, bringing its total collection to around Rs 148.50 crore.
The Times of India In a first, Indian official holds talks with Taliban defence minister
India engaged in its first meeting with Taliban's acting defense minister, Mohammad Yaqub Mujahid, in Kabul on Wednesday. The meeting aimed to strengthen bilateral relations, focusing on humanitarian cooperation and other key areas. India is considering increasing its role in Afghanistan's reconstruction, encouraged by the Taliban's assurances of preventing anti-India activities on Afghan soil.
The Times of India KL Rahul fails to impress as India A collapse early against Australia A
India A's batting lineup crumbled against Australia A's pace attack on the first day of the second unofficial Test in Melbourne. Michael Neser and Scott Boland ripped through India's top order, leaving them reeling at 11/4 inside three overs. KL Rahul, being tested as a potential opener for the upcoming Border-Gavaskar Trophy, managed just 4 runs before edging Boland behind.
The Times of India No clamour for CM post, win for Mahayuti is top priority: Shinde
Maharashtra Chief Minister Eknath Shinde dismissed rumors of infighting within the Mahayuti alliance, stating their sole focus is regaining power in the upcoming assembly elections. Confident in his government's performance and welfare schemes, Shinde believes the Mahayuti will secure a comfortable majority. He refuted claims of industry exodus under his leadership, highlighting Maharashtra's significant investment influx and economic dominance.
The Times of India Keen on working closely for global peace: Congress to Trump
Indian National Congress leaders, including party chief Mallikarjun Kharge and Rahul Gandhi, extended their congratulations to Donald Trump on his election victory. They expressed optimism for continued collaboration between India and the US, emphasizing the strong bilateral ties and shared values between the two nations.
The Times of India 'He’s an American badass': Vivek Ramaswamy explains why Trump won
Vivek Ramaswamy, a rising Republican star, attributes Donald Trump's recent political victory to his resilience and embodiment of the "American badass" spirit. Ramaswamy believes Trump's appeal lies in his defiance of expectations and his connection with the strength and exceptionalism of the American people. Meanwhile, Vice President Kamala Harris conceded defeat while promising to continue advocating for progressive values.
The Times of India PM cheers 'My friend Donald'; Trump 1.0 bonhomie fuels hope
India welcomes Donald Trump's return to the White House, viewing it as a positive development due to his previous alignment with India's strategic interests and strong rapport with Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Former officials believe Trump will resume strengthening ties with India, particularly in counterterrorism and addressing Chinese influence in the Indo-Pacific region.
The Times of India Inflation to be higher in Oct, eco giving mixed signals: Shaktikanta Das
RBI Governor Shaktikanta Das warns of escalating inflation, projecting October figures to surpass September's 5.49%. Despite mixed economic data, Das maintains a cautious stance on rate cuts, emphasizing a need for sustained observation amidst global uncertainties and commodity price fluctuations.
The Times of India Indian IT companies brace for tighter visa guidelines
Donald Trump's potential second term as US president could see stricter immigration policies, impacting Indian IT firms reliant on H-1B visas. Despite these firms reducing visa dependency, experts predict tighter regulations and potential hurdles for international workers under a new Trump administration.
The Times of India Bitcoin scales $75k peak as 'crypto prez' romps home
Bitcoin soared to an all-time high, driven by Trump's projected victory and the anticipation of favorable cryptocurrency regulations during his potential second term. The cryptocurrency market responded positively to Trump's pro-crypto stance, contrasting with the stricter approach adopted by the Biden administration.
The Times of India Re falls to 84.28, biggest drop in over 4 months
The Indian rupee experienced its most significant drop in over four months, closing at 84.28 against the US dollar due to Trump's victory. Despite this decline, the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) intervened to curb further depreciation. Global currencies also faced significant losses against a strengthening dollar, fueled by anxieties surrounding potential trade barriers. The Mexican peso, euro, Chinese yuan, and South African rand were among the most affected.
