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The Times of India China provides visa-free entry to nine more countries: Here is the full list
China will extend visa-free entry to citizens from nine additional countries, including South Korea, Norway, and Finland, for up to 15 days starting November 8, 2024. This policy aims to boost tourism and business, following similar recent arrangements for various European and Asian nations.
The Times of India Pregnant woman 'forced' to clean murdered husband's bloodied bed in MP
A pregnant woman was forced to clean the blood-stained bed of her husband, who, along with two others, was killed in a violent attack over a land dispute in Dindori district, Madhya Pradesh. The assailants, relatives of the victims, attacked with axes and sticks, leading to the arrest of four suspects, while three remain absconding.
The Times of India 'Gorey ghabra jaate hai': Pak spinner's big comment
Spinners Noman Ali and Sajid Khan led Pakistan to a commanding nine-wicket win over England in the third Test, securing a 2-1 series victory. The duo exploited the spin-friendly pitch to take a combined 19 wickets, leaving England struggling at 112 in their second innings. Following the Test series win over England, Pakistan is now in Australia to play three ODIs and three T20Is, with the limited-overs series beginning Monday in Melbourne.
The Times of India 'Learn Kannada': Video of man confronting Bengaluru resident sparks debate
A viral video in Bengaluru shows a resident confronting an individual who's lived in Karnataka for 12 years but hasn't learned Kannada. The incident has sparked a social media debate over the importance of learning local languages. In response, Bengaluru's traffic police are launching an initiative to help non-Kannadigas learn basic Kannada through posters in autorickshaws.
The Times of India Feud between families leads to triple murder in Andhra Pradesh
Three members of a family were killed during a violent clash fueled by old rivalries and an alleged illicit relationship in Salapaka village, Kakinada district. The victims, Bathula Chinnayya, his brother Raju, and son Ramesh, succumbed to injuries. Police have arrested five suspects, including Nageswara Rao.
The Times of India Former Pakistan minister Abdul Rehman visits Haryana's Chautala village for Diwali event
Former Pakistan minister Abdul Rehman Kanju attended a felicitation ceremony in Sirsa, Haryana, celebrating INLD's electoral victories. He praised Abhay and Om Prakash Chautala for their support. The event also marked Diwali and highlighted the Chautala family's longstanding political legacy.
The Times of India Happy Gujarati New Year 2024: Top 50 wishes, messages, quotes and more to share
Bestu Varas, the Gujarati New Year, is celebrated with joy, prosperity, and vibrant cultural traditions. Festivities include cleaning and decorating homes, wearing new clothes, preparing special foods, and performing rituals. People exchange sweets and gifts, create rangoli, and visit temples for blessings to welcome prosperity and good fortune.
The Times of India From 'dipsh*t' to 'that gay guy': Tim Walz's remarks on Elon Musk spark backlash
At a Detroit rally, vice presidential candidate Tim Walz referred to Elon Musk as "that gay guy," sparking a mix of laughter and criticism online. This followed Walz's previous comments mocking Musk's alignment with Trump. The Harris-Walz campaign has not responded to the controversy as it unfolds just days before the US elections.
The Times of India Farmers damage buildings & houses fearing assets may be taken over by Wakf board
Tension in Kadakol village, Haveri, surged as villagers attacked properties of a specific community, fearing their land would be taken by the wakf board. Five people were injured, and the situation is now under control with police intervention. Authorities clarified not all properties are wakf assets. Farmers remain worried about land listings in RTC records.
The Times of India ‘Congress promised khata khat, we delivered pat pata, pat': CM Eknath Shinde
Maharashtra Chief Minister Eknath Shinde criticized Congress National President Mallikarjun Kharge's comments about "fake promises," emphasizing that Congress only knows "how to take" from the people. Shinde highlighted that his administration has been consistently delivering funds directly into citizens' accounts while referencing unmet promises in Congress-led states. Shinde reaffirmed his government's commitment to initiatives like the Ladli Behen scheme.
The Times of India Kiren Rijiju interacts with Chinese soldiers during visit to LAC
During his visit to forward Army outposts in Bumla, Arunachal Pradesh, MP Kiren Rijiju engaged in a surprise interaction with Chinese soldiers, discussing the facilities available for dealing with harsh climates. Rijiju asserted that India's border infrastructure is comparable to that of China, while mentioning the Chinese soldiers' disinterest in sweets during Diwali exchanges.
The Times of India Army starts full-scale patrols in Demchok, Depsang to follow
The Indian Army has commenced full-scale patrolling in Demchok, Ladakh, and will shortly begin in Depsang Plains following confirmation that the PLA has pulled back to pre-April 2020 positions. The patrols, informed in advance to avoid clashes, grant unrestricted access to critical patrolling points once blocked by Chinese troops, marking a significant strategic stabilization in the region.
The Times of India Why some Democrats are switching to Trump camp
In the US, white men without a college degree who once earned more than the average worker now earn less, as manufacturing jobs decline. States like Wisconsin, Michigan, and Pennsylvania feel the impact. Republicans gain support in these areas as Democrats lose ground among white voters affected by job losses and declining prospects.
The Times of India US deploys more ballistic missile defences in Middle East to protect Israel
The United States has enhanced its military presence in the Middle East by deploying additional ballistic missile defence destroyers, fighter squadrons, tanker aircraft, and B-52 bombers. This move aims to protect US interests, defend Israel, and promote de-escalation through diplomacy. The US warned Iran against targeting American personnel.
The Times of India Congress slams Election Commission for ‘lack of neutrality’, panel hits back
Congress has accused the Election Commission (EC) of adopting a biased and condescending tone in its responses to complaints about 20 seats in the recent Haryana polls. The party asserted that if the EC continues this behavior, it will seek legal recourse to address such remarks.