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The Times of India Need to discuss Ashwin and Shami's future: Paras Mhambrey

Paras Mhambrey, India’s outgoing bowling coach contributed to India's T20 World Cup win alongside Rahul Dravid in Barbados. Their focus on data assimilation, workload management, and senior player integration benefited U-19 and India 'A' teams. Arshdeep Singh’s rise was notable. They emphasize Test cricket's value, but challenges in developing pace-bowling allrounders like Shivam Dube remain.

The Times of India Once pardoned by Trump, China tycoon Guo Wengui found guilty of over $1 billion scam

A wealthy Chinese businessman Guo Wengui, a self-styled opponent of the authorities in Beijing, was found guilty of defrauding customers of more than $1 billion in a New York federal court on Tuesday, prosecutors said. "Miles Guo, an exiled Chinese businessman and purported billionaire, brazenly operated several interrelated fraud schemes, all designed to fleece his loyal followers out of their hard-earned money so that Guo could spend his days in his 50,000 square foot mansion, driving his $1 million Lamborghini, or lounging on his $37 million yacht," prosecutors said, referring to Guo by an alias.

The Times of India A birthday call, a quick goodbye: Families mourn fallen soldiers in J&K’s Doda

Four soldiers, including a third-generation soldier and a soldier wishing his wife on her birthday, were killed in a nighttime shootout in J&K's Doda district. The soldiers hailed from Rajasthan, Andhra Pradesh, and West Bengal. The presence of a single terrorist is raising concerns due to their violent nature.

The Times of India Dressed up as Santa Claus, Neo-Nazi leader planned to poison Jewish kids

A neo-Nazi leader has been charged with plotting to poison Jewish children in NYC. Michail Chkhikvishvili faces multiple charges for soliciting hate crimes and violent acts. The "Maniac Murder Cult" aims to incite fear and chaos through terrorism. Authorities arrested him after a recruitment attempt for violent crimes.

The Times of India When Neeraj inspired Jena to 'Go for Paris': A heartwarming backstory

The Asian Games silver is Jena's claim-to-fame story, but not many are aware of the little backstory to it from Hungary, a month before Jena finished behind Neeraj on the Hangzhou Asiad podium, which booked him his maiden ticket to the Olympics.

The Times of India IAS officer Puja Khedkar gave company address as residence proof

Probationary IAS officer Puja Khedkar's application for a disability certificate raises concerns due to discrepancies in her residential address linked to a closed company. Municipal records show unpaid taxes and incorrect details on the ration card. The company has been inactive since 2019.

The Times of India Google has shut down this 'personalised search' feature in less than a year

Google ends the short-lived Notes experiment in Search Labs—launched in November—for user-generated insights via public and private notes on search results. It lacked user traction. Google stays committed to user-centric, authentic voices and will integrate learnings into future product experiences through bold experimentation.

The Times of India Will selectors hand over T20I captaincy to Suryakumar Yadav?

India's selectors and coach Gambhir are weighing the decision between Hardik Pandya and Suryakumar Yadav for T20I captaincy due to concerns over Hardik's availability. The final call will be made soon in the selection meeting as the team prepares for the upcoming white-ball tour of Sri Lanka.

The Times of India Microsoft cuts jobs in DEI team; laid-off leader criticises move

Microsoft has disbanded its internal team focused on diversity, equity, and inclusion, citing changing business needs. Despite layoffs, the company reiterates its commitment to diversity efforts. The move aligns with a trend in the tech industry, with other companies also reducing diversity programs. Microsoft has been conducting more frequent job cuts recently.

The Times of India How this technology may have helped FBI access Trump's shooter’s phone

After an assassination attempt on Trump, the FBI accessed Thomas Crooks' phone by moving it to Quantico. They possibly used Cellebrite's tools, with FBI specialists continuing analysis. Cooper Quintin's statement was noted. Apple, under Tim Cook, opposed backdoor creation for the 2016 San Bernardino shooting case, though the FBI used outside help for data extraction.

The Times of India Six students killed in Bangladesh protest against quota system

Six students were killed in violent protests against the quota system in Bangladesh, leading to nationwide school closures. Demonstrators continue to mobilize despite calls to return to class. International bodies have urged the government to protect peaceful protesters and guarantee their safety.

The Times of India Police watch in horror as man sets mother ablaze inside thana

A tragic incident unfolded in Aligarh as a 25-year-old man set his 60-year-old mother on fire during a police station inquiry over a property dispute. The victim, Hemlata Devi, succumbed to her severe burns despite immediate intervention by the authorities. The suspect, Gaurav Kumra, has been detained for further investigation. The police are working to unravel the motives behind this horrific act of violence that has left the community in shock.