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The Times of India Drink and drive threat still looms over Pune
A 17-year-old boy crashed a Porsche Taycan car in Kalyaninagar, resulting in the death of two techies. Authorities have intensified efforts to combat underage drinking and drunk driving cases.
The Times of India Sensex crosses 77,500 mark; Nifty50 above 23,600 as indices hit lifetime highs
Stock market today: BSE Sensex and Nifty50, the Indian equity benchmark indices, scaled new highs in trade on Wednesday. Both the indices hit lifetime highs - BSE Sensex reached 77,581.46, while Nifty50 reached 23,630.85.
The Times of India Kashi cheers PM Narendra Modi on first visit post third win
Narendra Modi visited Kashi after winning the election and becoming PM for the third time. He performed the Ganga Aarti at Dashashwamedh Ghat amidst Vedic chants. The event was attended by Governor Anandiben Patel and CM Yogi Adityanath.
The Times of India Road ministry plans to free up 700 hectares of surplus land
The road transport ministry plans to de-notify surplus land parcels for developing amenities. The ministry will seek cabinet approval for the proposal, including amendments to the NH Act. PM Modi's promise at a mobility expo for resting facilities for drivers is also part of the plan. Sources said the ministry is giving final touches to the policy. A
The Times of India Canada Parliament honours Nijjar with moment of silence
The Times of India Putin greets old ally Kim with a hug on NKorea trip after 24 yrs
Russian President Vladimir Putin visited North Korea, strengthening ties with Kim Jong Un amid US-led sanctions. Upon arrival, Putin was warmly welcomed at Pyongyang's airport by North Korean leader Kim Jong Un. The two leaders shared a handshake and an embrace before Kim personally escorted Putin to the Kumsusan State Guest House.
The Times of India Woman orders Xbox controller online, gets cobra
A Sarjapur resident, Tanvi, received a live spectacled cobra in her Amazon package along with the Xbox controller. The snake was stuck to the packaging tape but couldn't harm her. The incident went viral on social media, sparking concerns about Amazon's packaging protocols.
The Times of India How can India bring Kuldeep Yadav into the playing XI?
India's team management is considering the use of Kuldeep Yadav, a left-arm wrist spinner who has not played a game yet. Yadav has been seen turning his arm over for long periods in practice at Kensington Oval. Despite his impressive performance, the nature of the practice pitch and centre-wicket for the upcoming game remains uncertain, but if it is close, Kuldeep should be in the fray.
The Times of India Nvidia’s 591,078% rally to most valuable stock came in waves
In 1999, Nvidia made its debut on the Nasdaq stock exchange, eventually replacing Enron in the S&P 500. Since then, Nvidia has become the best performing stock of the last quarter-century with a total return of 591,078%. It took less than three years for Nvidia Corp. to ascend into the S&P 500 — replacing the disgraced oil-trading conglomerate Enron, no less.
The Times of India Mamata Banerjee calls on BJP MP at his home, sparks speculation
The Times of India 4 sisters aged 7-13 drown in UP river
Four minor sisters tragically drowned in UP's Balrampur while bathing in Kunaon river during a visit to their maternal grandmother's home on Bakrid.
The Times of India If Priyanka Gandhi wins, Wayanad could become Cong's 'south bastion'
The Times of India 'California's priciest home': Malibu mansion sold for...
The founder of Oakley, the renowned eyewear company, recently made headlines by selling his Malibu property for an astonishing sum of $210 million. This staggering price tag is likely to make even the most seasoned real estate enthusiasts do a double-take. The main residence features eight bedrooms and an impressive 14 bathrooms, complemented by a well-equipped gym, and two separate guesthouses.
The Times of India Super 8s: Cues for India from Windies win against Afghanistan
A sudden shower on Monday night and Tuesday morning reduced humidity, but the Indian contingent would hope it was a one-off event. Rohit Sharma hoped the game against Afghanistan in Super-8s would not be curtailed, as India are ahead in a 20-over contest on a good pitch. The Indian contingent hopes the rain is a one-off.
The Times of India 'Pak or India...': Rizwan on Rauf's scuffle with fan
Rauf and five other players including Pakistan captain Babar Azam, Mohammad Amir, Imad Wasim, Shadab Khan, and Azam Khan have decided to spend their holidays in London before returning to Pakistan after their disastrous T20 World Cup campaign. The above-mentioned players plan to spend time with friends and family in London.
