The Times of India TOI Health+ : Coming soon, hope and vision for the blind

A host of tech labs and companies across the globe are human-testing brain implant devices that restore vision.

The Times of India Israeli airstrike in Beirut kills 3, IDF says eliminated Hezbollah commander Fuad Shukr

The Israeli military stated its fighter jets killed Hezbollah's senior military commander Fuad Shukr in an airstrike in Beirut. He was accused of orchestrating a rocket attack on the Golan Heights, resulting in the deaths of 12 youths. The strike has heightened tensions in the Middle East and caused civilian casualties, including two children.

The Times of India 2 killed as Mumbai-bound train derails in Jharkhand

Two people were killed and eight injured when the Howrah-Mumbai Mail derailed near Jamshedpur after hitting a derailed goods train wagon. Seventeen coaches detached, and many passengers were thrown from their berths. An investigation is ongoing, and both Railways and the Jharkhand government have announced compensation for the victims and their families.

The Times of India 2 killed as Mumbai-bound train derails in Jharkhand

Two people were killed and eight injured when the Howrah-Mumbai Mail derailed near Jamshedpur after hitting a derailed goods train wagon. Seventeen coaches detached, and many passengers were thrown from their berths. An investigation is ongoing, and both Railways and the Jharkhand government have announced compensation for the victims and their families.

The Times of India Regulator nod for fuel loading in key N-reactor at Kalpakkam

India's 500 MWe sodium-cooled prototype fast breeder reactor (PFBR) at Kalpakkam has received approval from the Atomic Energy Regulatory Board (AERB) to begin operationalising. This development allows for nuclear fuel loading and initiation of the chain reaction. Once operational, India will join Russia as the only countries with commercially operating fast breeder reactors.

The Times of India Man cancels ticket, 'lucky to be alive'

Stalin Das, who works in Chhattisgarh, cancelled his ticket on the Howrah-Mumbai Mail, which later collided with a goods train, killing two passengers. Das's friends, who boarded the train, sustained minor injuries. Das's decision to stay back resulted in an escape from potential harm, highlighting the criticality of the timing of his cancellation.

The Times of India Man cancels ticket, 'lucky to be alive'

Stalin Das, who works in Chhattisgarh, cancelled his ticket on the Howrah-Mumbai Mail, which later collided with a goods train, killing two passengers. Das's friends, who boarded the train, sustained minor injuries. Das's decision to stay back resulted in an escape from potential harm, highlighting the criticality of the timing of his cancellation.

The Times of India Last ride together for two friends

Ajit Samal and P Bikash Rao, residents of Rourkela, tragically lost their lives when the Howrah-CSTM Mumbai train derailed in Jharkhand's Seraikela-Kharsawan district. Ajit was the sole breadwinner for his family, while Bikash left behind an ailing mother and brother. Both men were traveling for work when the accident occurred, leaving their families devastated.

The Times of India Last ride together for two friends

Ajit Samal and P Bikash Rao, residents of Rourkela, tragically lost their lives when the Howrah-CSTM Mumbai train derailed in Jharkhand's Seraikela-Kharsawan district. Ajit was the sole breadwinner for his family, while Bikash left behind an ailing mother and brother. Both men were traveling for work when the accident occurred, leaving their families devastated.

The Times of India Bid to make up for late arrival at Tatanagar could have led to crash: Passenger groups

An investigation has been launched into the cause of an accident involving the 12810 Howrah-Mumbai mail train. Passenger groups claim it could have been prevented if the train had left on time. Shesh Nath Pathak of Jamshedpur Passengers Association suggested that the pilot may have been speeding to make up for the delay, contributing to the incident.

The Times of India Odisha DIG suspended for misbehaving with woman cop

The Times of India 'Israel has right to defend': Harris following airstrike on Lebanon

US Vice President Kamala Harris supported Israel's right to defend itself after an airstrike in Beirut targeted a Hezbollah commander. The strike, which resulted in deaths, followed a recent rocket attack in the Golan Heights. Harris underscored Israel's security concerns amidst international condemnation and heightened regional tensions.

The Times of India Rail safety on radar as 21 die in 3 accidents in two months

In under two months, three rail accidents have resulted in 21 fatalities and multiple injuries, raising safety concerns. The Howrah-Mumbai Mail derailment, killing two, is under investigation. Recent accidents, including the Kanchanjungha Express and the Chandigarh-Dibrugarh Express, caused significant casualties. The government announced compensation for affected families while officials urge enhanced safety measures.

The Times of India Another Indian dies in Ukraine, 5th this year

The Times of India Three girls, 9, 7 and 6, dead in Southport stabbing attack

Three young girls died after a tragic stabbing during a Taylor Swift-themed dance class in Southport. Eight other children were injured, with five remaining in critical condition. Police arrested a 17-year-old male on suspicion of murder and attempted murder. Pop star Taylor Swift expressed her shock and sadness over the incident.