The Times of India NEET: Bihar police summon students, say proof of leak

Bihar Police sent notices on Saturday to students in Uttar Pradesh, Maharashtra and Bihar to join the investigation into alleged malpractice in the National Eligibility-cum-Entrance Test (NEET-Undergraduate) and said they had evidence that the exam papers were leaked. The police notices come amid nationwide protests and govt efforts to allay fears that NEET papers were leaked.

The Times of India Extreme weather forecast in US: Heatwave to flash floods

The Times of India Ganga water levels fall to historic lows in Varanasi

The water level of the Ganga River in Varanasi has reached an all-time low due to the intense heat, reducing the river's width to 30-35 meters. The receding Ganga has exposed broken boats, scattered garbage, and shattered boulders on its banks.

The Times of India Committed to working together: Trudeau after PM Modi meet

PM Narendra Modi and his Canadian counterpart Justin Trudeau committed to working together on very important issues, said the Canadian politician after his first meeting with the Indian PM since he publicly alleged Indian govt’s involvement in the killing of Khalistan separatist Hardeep Singh Nijjar and sent ties into a tailspin. The leaders had met briefly on the margins of the G7 summit in Italy on Friday. This was confirmed by Modi himself when he posted a photo on X of the two chatting, while holding hands.

The Times of India Palestine PM writes to PM Modi, seeks India help

Palestine continues to press India to facilitate international efforts for an immediate ceasefire and increased humanitarian aid in war-ravaged Gaza. In a letter congratulating PM Narendra Modi for his third term in office, Palestine PM and foreign minister Mohammad Mustafa said as a global leader and a nation that values human rights and peace, India has a significant role in bringing an end to the "genocide" in Gaza.

The Times of India PM Modi, Japanese PM pledge to speed up bullet train project

PM Narendra Modi held a bilateral meeting with his Japanese counterpart Fumio Kishida in Italy, affirming that bilateral ties with Japan will continue to receive priority during his third term. They also discussed the Mumbai-Ahmedabad high speed rail project. Sources said PM Modi and Kishida committed to expediting work on the project. While the bullet train project is reported to be facing a five-year delay, Japanese authorities said earlier this year that work on all sections has started now and they are satisfied with the progress.

The Times of India G7 Summit commits to promote India-Europe corridor

The G7 countries have committed to promoting the India-Middle East-Europe Economic Corridor (IMEEEC), in what is seen as a boost to the strategic initiative amid tension in West Asia, which may have delayed work on the project. While the Indian govt has started its end of the work on the initiative that was announced on the sidelines of the G20 Leaders Summit in Delhi last year, there are rail links in Saudi Arabia and some other countries that need to be established.

The Times of India Rathour dismisses concerns about Kohli's form

Virat Kohli's string of single digit scores in the ongoing T20 World Cup is hardly a concern as he has been in superb touch during nets and is looking hungrier than ever ahead of the Super Eight, India's batting coach Vikram Rathour said on Saturday.

The Times of India What are Pak, NZ's chances for qualification in 2026 WC?

Pakistan and New Zealand, two prominent sides, faced unexpected departures from the current 2024 T20 World Cup, unable to progress to the Super 8s stage. The match between the USA and Ireland at Lauderhill, Florida, was abandoned due to rain, resulting in Pakistan's elimination from the tournament. Meanwhile, Afghanistan's convincing seven-wicket victory against Papua New Guinea sealed New Zealand's fate, preventing them from moving forward in the competition.

The Times of India Why this man is blaming and suing Apple for his divorce

A man in England is suing Apple for $6.3 million with Rosenblatt. He wants a class-action lawsuit over iCloud for Messages to prevent misunderstandings like his divorce.

The Times of India Indian Railways ministry enters Limca Book of Records

The Times of India Assault on NRI over parking; SAD, Congress link it to Kangana

Kawaljit Singh, who had been living in Spain with his wife for 25 years, recently returned to Punjab. During a trip to Dalhousie, he was allegedly attacked by around 100 people following a parking dispute. Singh also alleged police apathy in the matter.

The Times of India Pawar criticises prosecution sanction of Arundhati Roy under UAPA

NCP-SP leader Sharad Pawar criticized Delhi LG's decision to prosecute author Arundhati Roy under UAPA for a 2010 speech as a 'misuse of power' during a joint press conference with Maha Vikas Aghadi allies.

The Times of India Houses of 11 demolished after beef found in refrigerators in MP

The Times of India Gavaskar, Vaughan slam ICC after abandoned games

Inclement weather hindered India's hopes of reinforcing their preparation for Super Eight through a match against Canada in Florida on Saturday, but they will travel to the Caribbean as a confident unit after a robust T20 World Cup group stage campaign. India's final Group A league match against Canada was abandoned without a ball being bowled due to a wet outfield.