The Times of India Rain lashes parts of Delhi-NCR; IMD predicts thunderstorms in city

Parts of the National Capital Region, including Delhi, experienced heavy rains early Sunday morning. The India Meteorological Department has forecast light to moderate rainfall with thunderstorms in various parts of Delhi. Areas like Vasant Kunj, Hauz Khas, and Malviya Nagar are likely to be affected. Delhi's maximum temperature recorded at 37.8 degrees Celsius, above the seasonal average. Air Quality Index in Delhi remains in the moderate category at 106.

The Times of India 4 of Kerala family killed in Kuwait apartment fire

The Times of India 4 of Kerala family killed in Kuwait apartment fire

The Times of India Happy Guru Purnima 2024: Wishes, cards, greetings and GIFs

Guru Purnima is a highly significant day, much more than just a festival- it's a symbol of deep spiritual and cultural celebration rooted in Hinduism, Buddhism, and Jainism. The word "guru" holds immense respect and value, not only as a teacher but as someone who leads others towards enlightenment, helping them navigate through the darkness and confusion of life.

The Times of India 'What the hell have you ...': JD Vance attacks US VP Kamala Harris over loyalty remarks

Slamming US Vice President for questioning his loyalty to the country, Republican Vice presidential nominee JD Vance said he had served in the United States Marine Corps but "what the hell Kamala Harris has done other than collect a check?" In his address at the rally in Michigan's Grand Rapids on Saturday (local time), Vance said, "There's some bad news actually, Vice President Kamala Harris, she doesn't like me."

The Times of India Interfaith couple’s security: U'khand govt requests UCC clause withdrawal

Uttarakhand govt has applied to modify a court order regarding an interfaith couple in a live-in relationship due to confusion over the enforcement of the Uniform Civil Code. The couple sought protection from threats and now await the court's decision on the matter.

The Times of India Sharad sends signal to nephew through show of strength in Pimpri Chinchwad

Sharad Pawar began the Pimpri Chinchwad election campaign, targeting Ajit Pawar. NCP (SCP) gained strength as members, including Dr. Kinhalikar, joined. They aim for local seats. Pawar highlighted Tata and Bajaj's industrial contributions and emphasized unity for growth. Rohit and Jayant Patil sought voter support. Nanded influence increased. The current government reduced state development projects.

The Times of India Newlywed Agra man shot dead in US road rage

Gavin Dasaur, 29, from Agra, was fatally shot in Indianapolis during a road rage incident. Newly married to Cinthya Viviana Zamora, they were on a two-wheeler. The US driver was released. Gavin, educated in Agra, was an automobile engineer. His father Pawan, a retired insurance employee, seeks justice. The incident occurred at 8.15pm, Cinthya condemns the act.

The Times of India Happy Guru Purnima 2024: Best messages, wishes, quotes

Guru Purnima is a significant festival for Hindus, Jains, and Buddhists, celebrating the guidance of teachers and mentors. This year, Guru Purnima is on July 21, 2024. Take the opportunity to express gratitude to those who have guided you.

The Times of India RSS mobilises office-bearers to douse fire of UP BJP's ‘internal feud’

After BJP's working committee meeting, RSS addressed internal discord within UP BJP. CM Yogi Adityanath blamed overconfidence for Lok Sabha poll losses, while deputy CM Keshav Maurya emphasized organizational strength. Following Maurya’s visit to Nadda, speculation arose.

The Times of India Karnataka man ties dog to scooter, drags it for 6km

A man in Shirva is accused of dragging a dog over 6 km behind his scooter, leading to charges under animal cruelty laws. The incident was reported by a member of Prani Daya Sangha and the accused has been identified as Abdul Khader.

The Times of India Big June-July rain deficit in 9 states, excess in 6 others

Recent monsoon rainfall distribution in India has shown significant variations, with some states facing deficits and others experiencing surpluses. The delay in La Nina formation could impact crop sowing. Despite government efforts to promote millet cultivation, acreage has declined while overall kharif crop acreage has increased compared to last year.

The Times of India Sec 377 defanged, many homosexuals trapped in hetero marriages take divorce route out

In a society where marriage is still considered a rite of passage, a combination of heteronormative factors - parental pressure, societal norms, denial - had made many gay individuals step into matrimony. But after the 2018 Supreme Court order decriminalised homosexuality and honoured LGBTQ rights, more and more people are emboldened to come out and file for divorce. Interestingly, no matrimonial law mentions sexual preference as grounds for divorce, forcing lawyers to creatively describe the reasons for the annulment.

The Times of India Disabled candidate not given any service despite clearing UPSC 4 times

A candidate with muscular dystrophy, Kartik Kansal, has been denied service despite clearing the civil services exams four times. There are discrepancies in the eligibility criteria for different services. In 2021, when he was ranked 271, even without a disability quota he ought to have got the IAS, since that year those ranked 272 and 273 got IAS. However, in 2021, muscular dystrophy was not included in the list of conditions in functional classification eligible for IAS.

The Times of India 12 lakh excess deaths in Covid year, estimates study; govt says methodology flawed

Oxford's 12 lakh excess death estimate using NFHS 2019-21 data, rejected by India's health ministry as 'gross and misleading,' showed a 2.6-year life expectancy decline, particularly affecting Muslims (5.4 years). Union health ministry Saturday criticised the methodology of taking a subset of households included in the NFHS survey between Jan and April 2021, and comparing the mortality in these households in 2020 with 2019, and then extrapolating the results to the entire country.