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The Times of India King Cobra’s 185-year monopoly comes to end as four of its kind found
A new study has revealed that the king cobra, the world's largest venomous snake, is not a single species but comprises four distinct species. Researchers analyzed DNA and physical characteristics of king cobras across their geographical range, leading to this groundbreaking discovery.
The Times of India 'Must not be forgotten': Haunting wreckage of Dehradun crash turns chilling safety lesson
Six young individuals, aged 19 to 24, lost their lives in a devastating car crash in Dehradun after their speeding MUV collided with a container truck. The sole survivor is currently hospitalized in critical condition. The tragic incident has left the city in shock and mourning, prompting calls to address reckless driving.
The Times of India India 'A' plan revival on the cards to groom bench strength
Following India's Test series loss to New Zealand, the BCCI is revitalizing its 'A' program to strengthen the team's bench strength. Headed by VVS Laxman, the program aims to provide greater exposure to emerging players. However, financial constraints pose a challenge as other cricket boards are hesitant to cover the expenses of hosting India's 'A' team tours.
The Times of India 'Non-functional CCTV' hampers probe into deadly Dehradun car crash
Following a fatal car crash in Dehradun that killed six and critically injured one, police are investigating the incident hampered by a non-functional CCTV camera at the accident site. The crash, attributed to speeding by an unidentified driver, has exposed infrastructural shortcomings in the city's surveillance system, prompting calls for accountability and immediate action to rectify the issue.
The Times of India Tilak Varma on his 'flying kiss' celebration
Tilak Varma etched his name in history by smashing back-to-back centuries in the third and fourth T20Is against South Africa. His blistering knock of 120 in the fourth match powered India to a resounding 135-run victory, clinching the series for the Men in Blue.
The Times of India Bigg Boss 18: Salman Khan calls out Ashneer Grover's brand comment
Salman Khan confronted Ashneer Grover on Bigg Boss 18 about past remarks regarding a potential brand ambassadorship. Salman questioned discrepancies between Ashneer's claims and the actual figures involved. Ashneer clarified his statements, attributing them to misinterpretations, while acknowledging Salman's generosity in agreeing to a reduced fee during his company's early stages.
The Times of India Bettors slap money on Tyson to take down Paul
Mike Tyson is favored to win his exhibition match against Jake Paul on Friday in Texas. Tyson by knockout or disqualification was drawing the most bets and money, causing odds to shift in his favor since opening.
The Times of India 3 bodies found in Manipur's Barak river
Three bodies, discovered in Manipur's Barak River, are feared to be connected to the disappearance of six people from a displacement camp. The disappearances followed a security operation on November 11 where ten alleged militants were killed. Authorities are working to identify the bodies and locate the remaining missing individuals.
The Times of India India's Wanderers wonder: Full list of records broken
Team India delivered a breathtaking batting display against South Africa in the final T20I, amassing a record-breaking 283 runs. Sanju Samson and Tilak Varma etched their names in history with magnificent centuries, forging a record partnership of 210 runs. India reached 200 runs in 14.1 overs, registering the third-fastest 200 in T20I history.
The Times of India ED finds Rs 8.8 crore at Chennai office of Santiago Martin
The Enforcement Directorate (ED) seized Rs 8.8 crore from the Chennai office of lottery tycoon Santiago Martin during searches related to a money laundering case. The investigation involves alleged illegal gains exceeding Rs 900 crore from lottery distribution and sales. The ED is investigating Martin and his associates for fraud in the distribution of Sikkim state lotteries.
The Times of India Nepal's power starts flowing to Bangladesh through Indian grid
India, Nepal, and Bangladesh launched their first trilateral power transaction, marking a significant step in regional energy cooperation. Nepal will export up to 40 MW of electricity to Bangladesh through the Indian grid, boosting sub-regional connectivity and supporting Bangladesh's energy needs. The agreement, signed last month, signifies a commitment to green energy initiatives and regional prosperity.
The Times of India Government staggers office timings to improve air
Delhi's air quality saw a slight improvement, moving from 'severe' to the high end of 'very poor' due to increased wind speed. However, many areas still experienced severe pollution. The government implemented measures like staggered office timings and shuttle services to combat the hazardous air.
The Times of India Jharkhand women's turnout at 69% against men's 64%
Jharkhand's first phase of assembly elections saw a 66.6% voter turnout, with women exceeding men's participation by 4.7 percentage points. While the INDIA bloc attributed this to the success of welfare schemes like the Maiyya Samman Yojana, the BJP viewed it as a sign of discontent against the incumbent government.
The Times of India In Dantewada, dreams of liquid gold turn to dust
Residents in a cluster of villages in Dantewada, India, were astonished to discover petrol in their wells. The source was traced to a leak from a nearby fuel pump's underground reservoir. Authorities swiftly responded, sealing off the area and cutting off power to prevent a potential disaster. An investigation is underway.
The Times of India Himachal govt moves SC to get parliamentary secretaries appointment okayed
The Himachal Pradesh government has approached the Supreme Court to challenge a recent high court ruling that invalidated the appointment of six parliamentary secretaries. The high court deemed the state law enabling these appointments as unconstitutional, prompting concerns of potential disqualification for the affected MLAs and political instability.
