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The Times of India 'Other steps could happen': Jaishankar on India-China ties
India and China have made progress in disengaging along the Line of Actual Control, particularly at Demchok and Depsang Plains. External affairs minister S Jaishankar highlighted this as a welcome step, following talks between Prime Minister Modi and President Xi. This disengagement may lead to further positive developments in their relationship.
The Times of India SRK calls 'King' with Suhana as 'pan-world', Tanuja avoids paps: Top 5 news
Shah Rukh Khan's upcoming film King is described as a 'pan-world' project showcasing his global appeal. Vidya Balan humorously questions Kartik Aaryan about his girlfriend. R Madhavan's intense first look for Adhirshtasaali raises excitement. Rajpal Yadav faces criticism for endorsing firecrackers and non-vegetarian products during Diwali. Tanuja avoids paparazzi at Singham Again screening due to health reasons.
The Times of India How biscuits helped security forces in operation to eliminate Lashkar-e-Taiba commander
In a significant anti-terror operation in downtown Srinagar, security forces neutralized Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) commander Usman. The operation included innovative tactics like pacifying stray dogs with biscuits to maintain stealth. Usman, heavily armed, engaged in a day-long gunfight, resulting in his elimination and minor injuries to four personnel.
The Times of India Rabies alert issued in Maryland after raccoon tested positive
Anne Arundel County Health Department issued an alert after a raccoon tested positive for Rabies in Shadyside, Maryland. Residents who had contact with raccoons in the area are advised to seek medical attention, as Rabies is fatal if untreated. The symptoms in humans and pets include anxiety, paralysis, and difficulty swallowing. Immediate preventive treatment is crucial.
The Times of India Taylor Swift sparks debate with reaction to homophobic slur aimed at Travis Kelce
Jason Kelce defended his brother Travis from a fan's homophobic slur outside Beaver Stadium. He grabbed the fan's phone and threw it on the ground. Social media users, including Kansas City Mayor and former NFL player Antonio Brown, supported Jason's actions. Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift were reportedly shocked by the incident.
The Times of India Nawab Malik’s son-in-law, in hospital after SUV accident, dies
Nawab Malik's son-in-law Sameer Khan passed away at Criticare Hospital following severe injuries from an incident on September 18. Khan sustained a brain clot and multiple fractures after his driver, Abdul Ansari, accidentally hit the accelerator instead of the brakes, crashing into Khan outside a Kurla hospital.
The Times of India Tendulkar questions India's preparation after whitewash
Sachin Tendulkar reflects on India's unexpected 3-0 series defeat to New Zealand, emphasizing the need for introspection. He commends individual performances by Shubman Gill and Rishabh Pant, while praising New Zealand's consistency and strategy. Ajaz Patel's standout bowling performance played a pivotal role in India's losses, highlighted by his 11-wicket haul.
The Times of India Meet Sunil Sharma, BJP's first-ever leader of opposition in J&K assembly
BJP has appointed Sunil Sharma, MLA from Padder Nagseni, as the leader of the opposition in the J&K Legislative Assembly. Sharma, who previously served as a minister, won the constituency after the 2022 delimitation, and is focused on expanding the party's presence following the abrogation of Article 370.
The Times of India Actor Vijay's TVK opposes BJP's push for 'One Nation, One Election'
Actor Vijay's party, Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK), passed resolutions against the Centre's NEET exam, the 'One Nation, One Election' initiative, and the Waqf Amendment Bill, while criticizing the DMK government for law and order issues. Vijay aims for TVK to be a major change force in Tamil Nadu, challenging both the BJP and DMK's governance.
The Times of India Jaishankar shares story in Brisbane when PM Modi asked him...
S Jaishankar discussed the evolution of Indo-Australian relations, highlighting the significant efforts made. Speaking to the Indian community in Brisbane, he talked about an early conversation with PM Modi in 2014. He emphasised the role of QUAD, education, research, and substantial infrastructure improvements. He also highlighted the role of QUAD, educational cooperation, and significant progress in India.
The Times of India 'Ghaddha khoda aur khud gir gaye': Harbhajan Singh
Reflecting on India's 0-3 Test series defeat to New Zealand, Harbhajan Singh criticized overly spin-friendly pitches. He admitted that while they aimed to challenge New Zealand, the plan backfired, benefiting New Zealand’s bowlers. Harbhajan stressed the need for balanced pitches for competitive cricket. Ajaz Patel’s pivotal 11-wicket haul contributed significantly to New Zealand's historic series win in India.
The Times of India 'Singham Again': Ajay Devgn's film crosses Rs 125 crore
Ajay Devgn's 'Singham Again' has achieved impressive box office success, earning over ₹125 crore worldwide in its first two days since its November 1 release. The film features a star-studded cast, including Kareena Kapoor and Akshay Kumar, and is directed by Rohit Shetty, offering a modern take on the 'Ramayana'.
The Times of India Why did New York officials euthanize Peanut the Squirrel?
New York officials seized and euthanized a pet squirrel named Peanut, causing outrage and support for owner Mark Longo. Peanut was a social media sensation and symbol for Longo's animal sanctuary. Authorities cited concerns about rabies, with Peanut allegedly biting an officer. The incident sparked online backlash from public figures, including Elon Musk.
The Times of India What is silent firing companies are using to replace staff with AI
In the age of AI, 'silent firing' emerges as a subtle workforce reduction tactic where employers create demoralising conditions causing employees to leave voluntarily. Companies, including Amazon, use this to replace human roles with AI, raising ethical and psychological concerns about its impact on employee morale and job security.
The Times of India 'No justification for targeting innocent civilians': Omar Abdullah on Srinagar grenade attack
Jammu and Kashmir chief minister described Sunday's grenade attack in Srinagar's 'Sunday market' as 'deeply disturbing,' highlighting the need for urgent security measures. The attack by terrorists targeting a CRPF bunker injured 11 civilians, happening near a heavily fortified area, following the elimination of a prominent Lashkar-e-Taiba commander.
