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The Times of India Planning a trip to Australia? 5 important tips for your trip
Prepare for your Australia trip by setting up international phone features, updating payment methods, and downloading key apps. Stay connected with roaming plans and save emergency contacts. Ensure banking info, Forex card, and currency exchange for a smooth experience.
The Times of India FPIs return as net buyers in May as they infuse Rs 1,156 crore
The Times of India Watch: Virat's cute reaction to applause for effecting a run-out
In addition to regaining the Orange Cap in RCB's victory over Gujarat Titans in the IPL on Saturday, batting legend Virat Kohli also displayed his prowess in the field with a pinpoint direct hit resulting in a run-out. His stellar fielding performance earned him accolades from bowling coach Adam Griffith in the dressing room post-match.
The Times of India Boeing set to launch astronauts to ISS in historic mission
After years of delays and stumbles, Boeing is finally poised to launch astronauts to the International Space Station for Nasa. It's the first flight of Boeing's Starliner capsule with a crew on board, a pair of Nasa pilots who will check out the spacecraft during the test drive and a weeklong stay at the space station.
The Times of India Vemula's family punches holes in police report, CMO orders re-probe
Telangana police await court approval for reinvestigation due to Rohith Vemula's family's doubts. Closure report filed by Cyberabad police stated Rohith not Dalit but OBC. Allegations include harassment by VC and caste status dispute.
The Times of India 'Gestapo admin': Trump compares Biden govt to Nazi secret police
The Times of India 'Canada is rule-of-law country': Trudeau after arrest of 3 Indians
Following the arrest of three Indian nationals in a case involving the execution of pro-Khalistan separatist Hardeep Singh Nijjar, a terrorist recognized by India, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau stated on Saturday that Canada is a "rule-of-law country". "Every Canadian has the fundamental right to live safely and free from discrimination and threats of violence in Canada," he added.
The Times of India What’s in a name? In South Gujarat, Sonia is a man
Sonia Gandhi relinquishes Rae Bareli for Rahul, unveiling the unique masculine identity of 'Sonia' among Gujarat tribes. Residents like Sonia Chaudhary and Sonia Gamit share insights into the name's significance and cultural evolution.
The Times of India Indelible link: Meet the foot soldiers parties count on
Panna pramukhs play a crucial role in BJP's electoral strategies across states, focusing on voter persuasion and engagement. The party's innovative approaches, such as using WhatsApp groups for microtargeting, highlight their dedication to effective campaigning.
The Times of India After US, university protests spread worldwide in solidarity with Palestine
The Times of India Explained: What is ATM card trap scam and how you can stay safe
Beware of the ATM card trap scam where fraudsters use skimming devices to steal your card info, distract you to steal your PIN, and withdraw money from your account. Stay safe by choosing secure ATMs and contacting the bank directly.
The Times of India Nuh gang rape, murders: 7 years on, 4 convicts get death term
Special CBI court awards death penalty to gang rape and double murder convicts after 7 years, citing 'rarest of rare case.' Four convicts facing execution termed habitual criminals and a serious threat to society.
The Times of India Hum bahut pareshaan hain, says Gurucharan Singh’s father
The actor has been missing since April 22 and the family is shocked about his sudden disappearance
The Times of India Kuno cheetah reaches Rajasthan, captured in time & sent back
Male cheetah, Oman, strayed from Kuno National Park in Madhya Pradesh to Karauli, Rajasthan. Officials tranquilised and safely returned it, avoiding confrontation with panicked locals.
The Times of India 'Radicalised' 16-yr-old shot dead by Oz police after stabbing
Australian police fatally shot a 16-year-old boy in Perth, Western Australia, after he stabbed a man. Authorities stated that the assailant showed signs of terrorism. The boy used a kitchen knife and displayed signs of online radicalization, according to state officials. Concerned individuals from the local Muslim community had informed authorities before the attack occurred late Saturday night in the Willetton suburb.
