The Times of India Gang-raped & thrown into river, 13-yr-old drowns in MP

A 13-year-old girl in MP's Sagar was gang-raped by three youths, leading to her drowning in a river. The girl went missing on April 20 and on April 23 her body was found in the Dehar river. The police have arrested the perpetrators and are conducting forensic tests on the accused.

The Times of India ‘No roads, our miseries can be measured in kilometres’

Seku village is located in the Himalayas in Uttarkashi district, Uttarakhand. The majority of the population consists of Rawats (Thakurs) with a few families from Schedule Caste groups. For residents of Seku, which is yet to be connected with a proper road, their miseries, as 64-year-old Bhagwat Singh Rawat, says, "can be measured in kilometres".

The Times of India India Inc has to deal with 1,536 Acts, 69,233 compliances: Study

India Inc faces complexities with 1,536 Acts and 69,233 compliances, especially in labour laws. Automation and RegTech solutions can streamline processes, reduce costs, and enhance compliance efficiency in dealing with diverse regulatory obligations.

The Times of India 'Lower turnout not a worry, we’ll get more seats than last time': Amit Shah

In Raebareli, we have decided that after their candidate is announced, we will do it. We have 3 candidates. As soon as they make their announcement, we will do it. They are finding a candidate who is ready to lose, said Union home minister Amit Shah on why is BJP not announcing the candidate for Raebareli.

The Times of India Maldives foreign minister likely to visit India next week

Maldives foreign minister Moosa Zameer's visit to India amid shifting alliances and strained relations. The visit holds geopolitical significance during the Indian elections. The visit will come around May 10, a deadline that Male set for India to withdraw its troops. Discussions may include future visits, debt relief, and defense cooperation, reflecting the evolving dynamics between the countries.

The Times of India May temperature likely to be ‘above normal’ in most parts: IMD

India Meteorological Department forecasts intense hot weather during parliamentary elections in many states/UTs. 295 seats to vote in the next four phases, with the remaining 57 seats in the last phase. 'Above normal' temperatures are expected in most parts meanwhile in northeast India and adjoining areas of northeast peninsular India where temperatures will go 'below normal'.

The Times of India 'Took a punt on trying...': Curran after 7-wicket win

Jonny Bairstow's brisk 46 off 30 balls and Rilee Rossouw's aggressive 43 off 23 balls steered Punjab past Chennai's modest total of 162 for seven, anchored by skipper Ruturaj Gaikwad's resilient 62 off 48 balls. This victory propelled PBKS to seventh place on the points table with eight points, while CSK maintained fourth place with 10 points. The CSK's defence of 163 faced multiple barricades as their spinners – Moeen Ali and Ravindra Jadeja – were rendered ineffective because of dew and pacer Deepak Chahar walked off the field with a niggle after bowling just two balls.

The Times of India Goldy Brar shot? US shooting sets off buzz of gangster death

Rumors of gangster Goldy Brar's death in the US escalate after a California shooting incident. The involvement of rival gangs, DNA testing, and international connections intensify the situation.

The Times of India Goldy Brar shot? US shooting sets off buzz of gangster death

Rumors of gangster Goldy Brar's death in the US escalate after a California shooting incident. The involvement of rival gangs, DNA testing, and international connections intensify the situation.

The Times of India OnlyFans faces an age-verification ‘problem’ in UK; read the company’s message

Ofcom investigates OnlyFans for failing to prevent underage access to adult content. The UK platform collaborates with Yoti for age verification but faces scrutiny over a coding error. The Online Safety Act enforces social media to protect minors from harmful content.

The Times of India PBKS second team to register most successive wins vs CSK

Key knocks from Jonny Bairstow and Rilee Rossouw helped Punjab Kings to a comfortable win over the defending champions Chennai Super Kings on Wednesday. Chasing 163 for victory, Punjab rode on Bairstow's 46 and 43 by Rossouw to achieve victory with 13 balls to spare at Chennai's M Chidambaram Stadium.

The Times of India Till Modi is alive, none can bring in religion-based quota: PM

PM Modi, whose election campaign reached his home state of Gujarat before the third phase of Lok Sabha elections on May 7, stated at rallies in Deesa town of Banaskantha and Himmatnagar in adjoining Sabarkantha that Congress had been spreading false and harmful statements about reservation and resorting to creating fear by claiming that the Constitution was in danger from the BJP-led NDA.

The Times of India It’s better to vote for BJP than TMC in WB, Adhir heard saying

Congress aims to defeat BJP in 2024, amidst controversy over Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury's alleged preference for BJP over TMC. TMC shared a disputed clip, sparking backlash. K C Venugopal emphasizes party's adherence to ideology.

The Times of India Ruturaj, fighting oppositions and his own Luck!

With 5 wins and an equal number of defeats in 10 matches, defending champions CSK sit at the fourth spot on the points table. Punjab Kings, on the other hand, have 4 wins in 10 outings and are on the 7th spot.

The Times of India Woman tourist dead, local hurt in J&K accident