The Times of India How Delhi went from extreme heatwaves to waterlogging in days

Delhi residents, who recently endured one of the most intense heatwaves on record, are now confronted with widespread waterlogging caused by an unparalleled amount of rainfall within a single day. The downpour surpassed the city's typical rainfall for the whole month of June. The torrential rains resulted in a fatal airport roof collapse, air travel disruptions, the shutting down of a metro station, obstructed underpasses, and severe traffic jams, turning the city's relief from the scorching heat into chaos.

The Times of India A look at top 5 entertainment news of day

Stay updated with the top five entertainment stories of the day, featuring celebrity updates, blockbuster announcements, and exclusive gossip. From Deepika Padukone's impactful performance and Suhana Khan's London outing with Agastya Nanda to Malaika Arora's cryptic post, here are today's top entertainment highlights.

The Times of India How an Indian student's online confession ended in deportation from US

The Times of India T20 World Cup final: Five face-offs that may hold key to victory

India and South Africa are set to face off in the T20 World Cup final in Barbados on Saturday. As the two unbeaten sides in the tournament gear up for the finale, here's a look at 5 key contests that could determine the course of the match.

The Times of India iPhone manufacturer Foxconn may begin making AI servers in India

Foxconn's strategic expansion into AI server production in India, led by Chairman Young Liu's vision of a 'next-trillion revenue product,' highlights the company's commitment to innovation and diversification. By leveraging partnerships with major tech firms and government incentives, Foxconn aims to solidify its position in the evolving AI market.

The Times of India 'Six months ago he was not even MI captain'

Former Indian skipper Sourav Ganguly praised Rohit Sharma's captaincy skills on Friday, attributing them to India's undefeated streak in the current T20 World Cup. He encouraged the team to approach the final against South Africa with an unrestrained mindset, aiming to conclude an 11-year drought without an ICC title.

The Times of India 'Directions came directly from ... ': Rahul targets PM over NEET debate

The Times of India Ahead of final day as coach, Dravid says I've really...

Before the ongoing T20 World Cup, Rahul Dravid oversaw runs to the ICC finals of both the World Test Championship and their home 50-over World Cup last year, but they came up short against Australia each time. Earlier, India captain Rohit Sharma said that he had unsuccessfully tried to get Dravid to stay on as coach. Rohit labeled Dravid as "a big role model."

The Times of India Post Office Savings Schemes Latest Interest Rates: Check List

Post office savings schemes latest interest rates: The government has maintained small savings scheme interest rates for July-September 2024, including schemes like PPF and SCSS.

The Times of India 'Will finish task I started': Soren's first reaction after getting bail

Former Jharkhand CM Hemant Soren was released from Ranchi's Birsa Munda Central Jail on Friday after being granted bail in an alleged land scam case. Soren, arrested on January 31, claimed he was falsely implicated and targeted politically. The court found no likelihood of reoffending. His advocate, Meenakshi Arora, argued against the charges, while the Enforcement Directorate alleged Soren abused his position to acquire land illegally. The order was issued by Justice Rongon Mukhopadhyay. Soren vowed to continue his political efforts despite his ordeal.

The Times of India Tharoor's rare praise for Delhi LG after waterlogging post

The Times of India 'Keep your rubbish...': Harbhajan blasts Vaughan

Former England captain Michael Vaughan raised questions about the scheduling of the T20 World Cup that favoured India heavily. He pointed out that India's semifinal venue was predetermined even before they secured their spot in the last-four stage of the tournament.

The Times of India 'Deeply biased': MEA rejects US report on religious freedom

MEA has vehemently denounced the recent report on international religious freedom in India released by the US State Department. The MEA labeled the report as "deeply biased" and accused it of failing to comprehend the intricate social dynamics of the nation. Furthermore, the ministry alleged that the report's findings were influenced by "votebank considerations," implying that the US government's stance was motivated by political gains in light of the upcoming presidential elections. The MEA firmly rejected the notion that the report accurately reflects the state of religious freedom in India.

The Times of India Maharaj's spot on prediction for T20 WC final. Watch

While the inaugural champions India will be aiming to end their over-a-decade long ICC title drought, for South Africa, it will be their first senior men's final since the inaugural Champions Trophy in Bangladesh in 1998 when they beat the West Indies in the title match. Both India and South Africa go into the finale unbeaten in this edition of the tournament.

The Times of India Watch: To keep shoes dry, SP MP gets 'lift'

The Southwest Monsoon advanced into multiple regions, including East Rajasthan and West Uttar Pradesh. The heavy rain led to waterlogging in the National Capital Region, where I, Ram Gopal Yadav, required assistance from my aides and party members to navigate the inundated area around my residence.