The Times of India Fire in Surat spa kills 2 employees, cops trying to identify severely burnt bodies

Two women tragically lost their lives due to asphyxiation after a fire engulfed a spa in Surat's City Light area. The fire, which broke out on Wednesday evening, is suspected to have been fueled by inflammable materials within the spa. While five others managed to escape, the two female employees succumbed to smoke inhalation and burns.

The Times of India 'Concentrate on India': Usha Vance’s grandaunt after US election win

Usha Vance, wife of US Vice-Presidential candidate JD Vance, hails from Andhra Pradesh, India. Her grandaunt, Professor C Santhamma, expressed pride in Usha's achievements and emphasized the importance of India retaining its talent and reviving ancient cultural knowledge like Sanskrit.

The Times of India 'We don't need a trophy at RCB, we need...': De Villiers

Former South African cricketer AB de Villiers has outlined a bold strategy for Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) in the upcoming IPL 2025 mega auction. With a focus on acquiring players suited to their home ground, de Villiers suggests prioritizing the return of leg-spinner Yuzvendra Chahal and building a formidable bowling attack with additions like Kagiso Rabada and Ravichandran Ashwin.

The Times of India Trump has won the US presidential polls, what happens now?

Donald Trump, in his second presidential transition, is prioritising loyalty in his appointments, including figures like Robert Kennedy Jr. and Elon Musk. This transition, managed by family and close allies, contrasts with his 2016 approach. Despite legal challenges delaying the 2020 transition, new legislation now ensures a smoother process for future transitions.

The Times of India JD Vance brings facial hair back to executive office in nearly a century

JD Vance, a 40-year-old senator and close ally of Donald Trump, is set to become the next vice president, marking a historic moment as he will be the youngest in nearly a century to hold the office while sporting facial hair. Vance's selection signifies a potential shift in political aesthetics and reflects his close alignment with Trump's policies.

The Times of India Trump is back: Tighter H-1B norms ahead; wage hikes, stricter vetting expected

American tech giants are bracing for stricter H-1B visa policies under the Trump administration. Increased scrutiny, potential policy reversals, and wage hike proposals are expected to impact Indian tech workers significantly, potentially leading to more denials and processing delays.

The Times of India As Trump returns to White House, a look at those who he warned to prosecute

Having secured victory in the presidential race, Donald Trump is poised to return to the White House for a second term. His win follows a period of political unrest and legal challenges.

The Times of India US election: When will Kamala Harris give her concession speech?

The Times of India How president is elected; from Lame Duck to Donald Duck

Although Donald Trump won the US Presidential elections, the formal election process will take several weeks. Electors, chosen based on popular vote in each state, will cast their votes on December 17. These votes will be counted on January 6, 2025, and the result will be declared by Vice President Kamala Harris, in her role as President of the Senate.

The Times of India 'NZ loss a wake-up call, India needs fresh start for Australia tour'

Former cricketer Sandeep Patil on Wednesday called India's recent series loss to New Zealand a 'wake-up call' ahead of their tour of Australia. He urged the team to learn from their mistakes and focus on the challenges ahead. Patil expressed confidence in India's ability to bounce back, citing their history of strong performances following setbacks.

The Times of India From free meds to Rs 3k to women: What MVA's poll manifesto offers Maha voters

The Maha Vikas Aghadi alliance has unveiled its election manifesto, targeting key demographics with a range of promises. The alliance pledges financial aid for women, free healthcare services, and significant agricultural reforms. Loan waivers, incentives for consistent loan repayment, and unemployment benefits are central to their appeal to farmers and youth.

The Times of India 'Thank you to my beautiful wife': JD Vance's heartfelt gratitude to Usha Vance

JD Vance, a staunch supporter of Donald Trump, has been elected as the next US Vice President. The 40-year-old Ohio senator, known for his memoir 'Hillbilly Elegy', thanked his Indian-American wife, Usha Chilukuri Vance, and President Trump for their support. Vance's journey to this position is unusual, marked by his shift from Trump critic to ardent advocate.

The Times of India Ab ki baar, a more friendly US sarkar?

India anticipates a mixed bag with Donald Trump's return to the White House. While relieved by the change in US stance on Russia and potential for stronger Hindu-American ties, concerns linger over trade disputes and Trump's unpredictable foreign policy maneuvers, particularly regarding Pakistan and Kashmir.

The Times of India Orry outs he voted for Trump on Instagram, posts a special message

Social media influencer Orry Awatramani surprised his followers by revealing his US citizenship and participation in the 2024 presidential election. Orry proudly shared images of himself with his ballot, expressing his support for Donald Trump. His Instagram post, featuring a Trump t-shirt and messages of support, quickly went viral, sparking mixed reactions from his followers.

The Times of India Why man who called Trump Hitler is now future of MAGA

In his own way, Vance embodies the essence of Midwestern Americana. His appeal is rooted in a gritty, nostalgic vision of the American heartland, something he calls “Hillbilly Hope.” This appeal, coupled with his willingness to challenge some Republican orthodoxy, echoes the centrism once seen in leaders like Bill Clinton. New York Times columnist Ross Douthat noted that Vance has staked a moderate, centrist stance, distinguishing himself from the more rigid views within his party—a “Bill Clintonian combination” that has historically attracted voters across the spectrum.