The Times of India Adani group stocks surf on Modi wave! Rs 1.4 lakh crore m-cap added

Adani Group's stocks surged as predictions of Modi's victory in the Lok Sabha elections triggered a market rally. Adani Power, Adani Ports, and Adani Enterprises led the gains.

The Times of India 'World Cup jeetwa ke dain...': Ahmed Shehzad challenges Babar Azam

Pakistan cricketers face criticism at home ahead of T20 World Cup. Ahmed Shehzad challenges skipper Babar Azam to win 2024 edition. Former PCB chairman Ramiz Raja criticized team after T20I series loss to England. Led by Babar Azam and coached by Gary Kirtsen, Pakistan are scheduled to open their campaign against USA on Thursday and will clash with India on Sunday.

The Times of India Virat or Yashasvi - who will open with Rohit? Playing XI debate heats up

India captain Rohit Sharma has not yet decided the team's playing XI for the 2024 ICC T20 World Cup, despite their win against Bangladesh. Yashasvi Jaiswal is likely not to feature in the campaign opener against Ireland, and Virat Kohli will open the batting with Sharma. Former India cricketer Irfan Pathan has consistently opposed Kohli opening with Rohit in the World Cup.

The Times of India Bizman loses Rs 9cr to WhatsApp trading scam: Tips to stay safe

A Noida businessman lost Rs 9 crore to a trading scam that started on a WhatsApp group. The victim lodged a complaint with the city’s Cyber Crime police station, and Rs 1.62 crore in his bank account was frozen.

The Times of India 1993 Mumbai blast convict killed in jail was Tiger Memon associate

Munna, also known as Mohammad Alikhan and Manojkumar Bhawarlal Gupta, a notorious criminal and habitual absconder, had played a crucial role in the 1993 Mumbai blasts by escorting Tiger Memon, the prime accused, from Mumbai to Raigad for the Shekhadi landing of a large cache of arms, ammunition, hand grenades, and RDX. He also assisted in transporting the cache back to Mumbai.

The Times of India Trump denies saying 'lock her up' about 2016 rival Clinton

Donald Trump addressed the 'lock her up' chants directed at Hillary Clinton during his rallies, emphasizing unity and national progress post-election.

The Times of India 'Ab waqt aa gaya hai': Experts on India's chances to end trophy drought

India's cricket fans are eagerly awaiting the 2024 ICC T20 World Cup in the USA, having started their preparations with a victory over Bangladesh in warm-up match in New York. The team will face Ireland on Wednesday and Pakistan in a group stage clash on June 9. Former cricketers emphasize the importance of supporting experienced players.

The Times of India BSF constable assaulted by miscreants at India-Bangladesh border

The Times of India In viral clip, group shoves Raveena Tandon during spat with driver

A viral video showed Bollywood actor Raveena Tandon being pushed outside her Bandra home. Khar police, led by Zonal DCP Raj Tilak Roushan, sent both parties for medical examination at a public hospital. Allegations of assault by her driver were refuted by police, who conducted an investigation and obtained witness statements. No official statement from Raveena Tandon has been released.

The Times of India Brother-sister Indian duo of Pragg and Vaishali suffer defeats

The Norway Chess tournament saw Magnus Carlsen solidify his lead with a victory over Ding Liren, reaching 12 points. Fabiano Caruana's win over Hikaru Nakamura left Nakamura one point behind Carlsen. Indian players faced setbacks; R Praggnanandhaa lost in the Armageddon tiebreaker to Firouzja Alireza, and R Vaishali was defeated by Wenjun Ju, leaving her just half a point behind the leaders.

The Times of India 'Big-match player': Ex-cricketers back Hardik Pandya to shine

Former cricketers Sanjay Manjrekar and Sanjay Bangar have defended Hardik Pandya's selection for the T20 World Cup, citing his exceptional performances in past international tournaments. Manjrekar believes the selectors made the right choice in selecting Pandya, citing his impressive World Cup record. Pandya played the all-rounder's role well in the 2019 World Cup.

The Times of India Heatwave kills over 60, WHO warns against microbial resistance

61 people in north India have died from a heatwave, including 23 poll workers from the Lok Sabha election. WHO warns against antimicrobial resistance. Hyperbaric oxygen therapy delivers high oxygen levels under pressure. Read today health news briefing here. Your morning dose of health updates, news and latest guidelines are all here:

The Times of India Odisha heat toll rises to 141 with 45 more suspected deaths

141 suspected heatstroke deaths, 26 confirmed after post-mortem. PM Modi reviews situation in Odisha. Deaths in western parts, Sundargarh, Balangir districts. Sambalpur reports 18 suspected cases.

The Times of India T20 World Cup: Will Pakistan benefit from the Gary Kirsten impact?

After a successful stint with Gujarat Titans in the IPL where he acted as mentor and batting coach, Gary Kirsten will be plying his trade with Pakistan as the country's white-ball coach. India take on Pakistan on June 9 in the T20 World Cup in New York's Nassau County Ground and Kirsten, who will be in the green dug out, could be carrying some trade secrets about the Indian players which the Pakistan team can exploit.

The Times of India 5.9 magnitude earthquake strikes Japan, no Tsunami threat