The Times of India 'He loves proving people wrong': DK on Kohli's stellar IPL season

Virat Kohli, a former Royal Challengers Bengaluru skipper, won the Orange Cap in the 2024 Indian Premier League season despite facing criticism for his strike rate. He scored 741 runs in 15 innings, averaging 61.75 with a strike rate of 154.69, including one century and five fifties. This marked his second victory in the Orange Cap.

The Times of India FIRs against 11 MP schools in Rs 100 crore fee-&-book 'scam'

SP Aditya Pratap Singh arrests 20 in Jabalpur school scam. Schools change curriculum without approval, manipulate audit reports.

The Times of India Meta’s chief AI scientist mocks Elon Musk: 'I very much dislike…'

Elon Musk's xAI raises $6 billion, invites job applications. LeCun criticizes Musk's hiring approach.

The Times of India Akram calls absence of India players in IPL final a 'blessing'

The Kolkata Knight Riders won their third Indian Premier League title in 2024, defeating Sunrisers Hyderabad in Chennai. Pakistan legend Wasim Akram praised the absence of Team India players in the final as a "blessing in disguise" for Indian cricket, allowing them to focus on their World Cup preparations without the added fatigue of a long tournament.

The Times of India Delhi hospital tragedy: Fire dept alerted after 35 minutes

The Times of India Stray dogs kill girl trying to save her 2-year-old brother

A six-year-old girl, Khushi, was tragically mauled to death by stray dogs in Kanpur while trying to save her younger brother, Bhola, from the attack.

The Times of India Malegaon chief of AIMIM and ex-mayor shot at, out of danger

AIMIM's Malegaon unit President Abdul Malik Mohammed Yunus Isa (40) shot at in Malegaon. Condition stable. AIMIM president Asaduddin Owaisi condemns attack. Former Malegaon mayor, previously in Janata Dal, attacked outside hotel.

The Times of India Delhi to Varanasi flight evacuated due to bomb threat

The Times of India 'No rocket science': Ex-players on how Gambhir led KKR to IPL title

Kolkata Knight Riders won their third Indian Premier League title in 2024 under Gautam Gambhir's mentorship. Gambhir, who previously led KKR to titles in 2012 and 2014, has been praised for his strategic influence and leadership. Former Sunrisers Hyderabad head coach Tom Moody praised Gambhir's guidance for bringing clarity and stability to the team.

The Times of India ICJ ruling unlikely to change Israel's military strategy in Gaza

The recent ICJ ruling did not change Israel's course on military operations in Gaza, met with continued activity. Tanks advancing in Rafah, air strikes causing destruction. Netanyahu's colleagues accuse ICJ of bias. Critics fear Israel's isolation. Limited aid in Gaza, ICJ calls for more action to prevent displacement.

The Times of India North Korean rocket carrying its 2nd spy satellite explodes

A rocket launched by North Korea to deploy the country's second spy satellite exploded shortly after liftoff, a setback for leader Kim Jong Un's satellite monitoring plans of the US and South Korea.

The Times of India Pope Francis used vulgar Italian word to refer to LGBT people

Pope Francis used a derogatory term for the LGBT community during a closed-door meeting with Italian bishops, stating that gay people should not be allowed to become priests.

The Times of India US storms kill at least 21 across 4 states on Memorial Day weekend

Tornado-spawning thunderstorms in the Southern Plains and Ozark Mountains killed 21 people across four US states. Forecasters warned of more severe weather ahead.

The Times of India T20 WC: Afridi lauds Pakistan's bowling line-up as strongest

Former cricketer Shahid Afridi has praised Pakistan's bowling line-up as the strongest in the upcoming T20 World Cup, stating that the team's pace attack, including Shaheen Shah Afridi, Abbas Afridi, Mohammad Amir, Naseem Shah, and Haris Rauf, is exceptional in its skill and depth. Pakistan are a favorite for the tournament, following their runner-up finish in the previous edition.

The Times of India Tiger burning brighter in Sundarbans, but villagers are smiling

Tigers in Indian Sundarbans provide alternative livelihoods to villagers in West Bengal, with a rise in tourism activities and tiger sightings over the past decade.