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The Times of India 'Ek yugpurush...': Navjot Singh Sidhu salutes the cult status of MS Dhoni

MS Dhoni's legendary status in Chennai as a demi-god is praised by Navjot Singh Sidhu, emphasizing the impact of positive thoughts. Defending champions CSK rose to the third spot with the victory over the Royals and are in the running to make the playoffs and ended their highly successful home leg, winning five out of their seven matches at the Chepauk.​​

The Times of India Horoscope Today, May 13, 2024: Read your daily astrological predictions

Horoscope Today: Read daily horoscope predictions for May 13, 2024. Know all about the astrological events and influences that will be affecting each of the 12 zodiac signs. Get ready to discover what the stars have in store for you today!

The Times of India Family advertises seeking soulmate for child who died 30 yrs ago

A family from Puttur seeks a 'spirit' groom for their deceased child through a unique newspaper ad for traditional rituals in Tulunadu coastal districts. The ad has garnered unexpected attention and brought awareness to the practice.

The Times of India At Rs 150 a piece, gelatin stick is cheap bomb in Gujarat

Only sarpanch’s letter needed to buy this explosive

The Times of India Hit hard by water crisis, Mumbai University looks at digging wells

Mumbai University Kalina campus faces severe water crisis, relying on tankers due to inadequate city supply. Residents, faculty, students adapt to limited water. Plans for new wells and borewell construction underway to address the ongoing shortage.

The Times of India How trusted help, 63, spelled end for kind-hearted doctor

Basanti, a loyal house help from Nepal, orchestrated the murder of Dr. Yogesh Chandra Paul with her criminal gang. Despite her 'good conduct,' her involvement in the crime was revealed through meticulous planning and technical investigation.

The Times of India L&T may exit Hyd metro as free bus rides hurt biz

The Telangana government's free bus ride scheme for women has led to a decrease in Hyderabad Metro's ridership, prompting L&T to contemplate exiting the project. L&T faces financial concerns as the metro project is now classified as a non-core asset. The metro must maintain a daily ridership of over 500,000 passengers and reduce its debt to ensure feasibility.

The Times of India Large PSUs spend over Rs 50,200cr in capex in April

Large public sector companies have invested over Rs 50,200 crore in capital expenditure in April FY25, accounting for 6.5% of their total fiscal target. The pace is slightly slower compared to the previous fiscal year. Railway, road, and oil and gas industries influenced the capital spending in the initial month of the fiscal year 2024-25.

The Times of India Exports may grow 10-15% to $900bn in FY25

Indian exporters anticipate a 10-15% increase in goods exports despite challenges in the global market. Total exports are projected to reach $900 billion this year, up from $780 billion in the previous financial year. The Federation of Indian Export Organisations projects goods exports to increase to $500-510 billion and services exports to rise to $390-400 billion.

The Times of India Why 2 spice cos are in global regulatory soup

The spice industry is facing growth challenges due to regulatory actions against MDH and Everest brands for ethylene oxide contamination. Both brands deny allegations and claim compliance with safety standards. FSSAI conducts nationwide inspections, emphasizing the need for stricter regulations and infrastructure improvements. Experts highlight the importance of export regulations and standardized testing procedures for food safety.

The Times of India Wipro to settle suit with top execs who joined rival co

Wipro is finalizing a settlement agreement with its former CFO Jatin Dalal and former healthcare head Mohd Haque, involving a lawsuit seeking Rs 25 crore from Dalal for breach of contract and a complaint against Haque for breaching non-compete agreements by joining Cognizant.

The Times of India FPIs sell over Rs 17k cr stocks in 6 sessions on poll jitters

Foreign fund managers in Mumbai are withdrawing funds due to increased market volatility caused by uncertainty about the Lok Sabha election results. Domestic institutions, especially mutual funds, have been significant purchasers on Dalal Street. Market players cite concerns related to polls and a surge in Chinese stocks as reasons for the fund outflow from India to China and Hong Kong.