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The Times of India Oyo shelves IPO plan for 2nd time, eyes private funding
The Times of India Paytm's Q4 losses widen to 551cr amid RBI curbs
The Times of India Byju's brother Riju found in contempt by US court
The Times of India What recognising Palestinian state by three European countries means
​​Broadly speaking, recognising a state means declaring that it meets the conditions of statehood under international law. It typically opens a path to setting up diplomatic relations and an embassy there. ​​But the European countries appeared to be mostly concerned with expressing support for Palestinians and sending a message to Israel.
The Times of India Healthcare ads most violative, says ASCI
The Times of India LinkedIn, Nadella & others fined by RoC
The Times of India Watch: Virat Kohli's emotional hug to teary-eyed Dinesh Karthik
Rajasthan Royals accomplished a nervy chase to stay alive in the IPL as they eliminated Royal Challengers Bengaluru with a four-wicket win. Electing to field, 2008 champions Rajasthan restricted Bengaluru to a below-par 172 for 8 and returned to chase down the target with one over to spare. Rajasthan will clash with Sunrisers Hyderabad in the second qualifier on Friday for a place in Sunday's final against Kolkata Knight Riders in Chennai.
The Times of India Mutual fund share in Indian stocks at record high, FPIs' at 12-yr low
The Times of India Kohli dislodges bails in despair after RCB defeat in Eliminator
Virat Kohli suffered more heartbreak on Wednesday as Royal Challengers Bengaluru were knocked out of the IPL after a four-wicket loss to Rajasthan Royals in Ahmedabad.
The Times of India IPL: Scratchy Rajasthan Royals end RCB's sensational run with four-wicket win in Eliminator
Rajasthan Royals ended Royal Challengers Bengaluru's roller coaster run in the Indian Premier League with a scrappy four-wicket win in the Eliminator in Ahmedabad on Wednesday. After their bowlers had done their part well to keep RCB to 172/8, RR batters stuttered in the middle overs to allow RCB back into the contest which remained hung in balance for the majority of the second half, but the 2008 winners eventually got home with an over to spare.
The Times of India Kohli's IPL campaign ends on a bittersweet note
Virat Kohli's strike rate of 154.69 underscored his aggressive intent and ability to accelerate the scoring, keeping bowlers on their toes. His stellar season included five half-centuries and one magnificent century, proving his dominance at the crease. He lit up the tournament with 62 boundaries and 38 towering sixes, enthralling fans and driving his team forward.
The Times of India Alexa may go paid as Amazon gets ready to take on Google & Microsoft in AI race
Amazon is preparing to launch a smarter Alexa powered by AI, requiring a separate subscription. The new Alexa won't be part of Prime membership, aiming to compete with Google and OpenAI's advanced chatbots.
The Times of India Watch: Electric Kohli's rocket throw ends sloppy Jurel's stay
In a thrilling moment during the IPL 2024 Eliminator, Royal Challengers Bengaluru's Virat Kohli showcased his fielding brilliance with a spectacular throw to dismiss Rajasthan Royals (RR) batter Dhruv Jurel. Kohli's lightning-fast reflexes and pinpoint accuracy caught Jurel short as he attempted a second run at the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad on Wednesday.
The Times of India Wamiqa Gabbi’s grandmother passes away
Actress Wamiqa Gabbi shared an emotional tribute to her late grandmother, highlighting her acceptance of life and death. In a heartfelt social media post, Wamiqa reflected on her grandmother's spirituality, her infectious laughter, and their shared green eyes. The post emphasized the life lessons of embracing every moment and the profound influence grandparents have on their families.
The Times of India Microsoft CEO: One of the most unfortunate names is ‘AI'
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella shares contrasting views on humanizing AI, emphasizing it as a tool amidst the debate. Nadella questions anthropomorphizing AI and dislikes the term 'artificial intelligence,' advocating for 'different intelligence' instead.
