The Times of India Shocking! Saina didn't know about javelin until Neeraj won gold

Saina is a three-times Olympian besides being a Commonwealth Games (CWG) gold medallist on three occasions and winner of two bronze medals at the Asian Games. However, her recent comment about the track-and-field event javelin throw is in shocking contrast to her multiple appearances at global multidisciplinary events since the 2006 CWG.

The Times of India For Neeraj Chopra, silver at Paris Olympics is not enough

Neeraj Chopra suffered his first defeat to Nadeem Arshad in their long-standing rivalry during the javelin final event in Paris. Despite throwing 89.45 meters, Chopra was overshadowed by Arshad’s 92.97-meter throw. Chopra’s frustration was palpable as he struggled with a groin niggle and couldn’t surpass his competitor, ultimately settling for silver. He vowed to work harder.

The Times of India 'Bumrah won't be able to take my 300kmph smash'

Appearing recently on a podcast, Saina lamented the fact that other sports in India are not able to match the kind of facilities and support cricket gets, and that there is no reason to doubt that the country will get many more Olympic medallists if the facilities in every sport are brought at par with cricket.

The Times of India More than 100 killed in Israeli strike on Gaza school

An Israeli strike on a school in Gaza on Saturday resulted in at least 100 fatalities, according to the city's civil defence agency. Mahmoud Basal described the incident as a 'horrific massacre.' The Israeli army stated that the attack targeted a Hamas command centre. Earlier strikes on Thursday killed more than 18 people and hit two schools.

The Times of India Aman Sehrawat: From darkness to blaze of bronze at Paris Olympics

Young wrestler Aman Sehrawat, 21, clinched a bronze medal for India at the Champs de Mars stadium, defeating Puerto Rico's Darian Cruz in a 57kg freestyle match. Aman's victory marks India's sixth medal at the Games, offering solace to the wrestling contingent after a tough tournament. He has been steadily progressing in his career since overcoming personal tragedies.

The Times of India Why are scientists planning to warm up Mars and how will they do it?

Scientists proposed to introduce engineered nanoparticles into Mars' atmosphere to raise its temperature by 50 degrees Fahrenheit over ten years. These particles would enhance the natural greenhouse effect. The researchers believe warming Mars' atmosphere is a crucial step despite the planet's harsh conditions. They also stress the importance of studying potential unintended consequences, including the possibility of past or present life on Mars.

The Times of India 'Now is the time ...': How Kamala responded to Gaza protesters

Kamala Harris, the US vice president, faced protesters twice in one week expressing concerns over the Gaza conflict at her rallies. Harris, who aims to become the 47th president, emphasized efforts for a cease-fire and hostage deal. She reiterated support for democracy and dialogue, addressing criticism over US arms supplies to Israel.

The Times of India Maharashtra assembly polls: Congress, UBT Sena divided over need for CM face

A dispute emerged in the Maha Vikas Aghadi (MVA) regarding the chief ministerial candidate for the upcoming assembly elections. Congress' Prithviraj Chavan emphasized the tradition of the winning party selecting the CM, while Shiv Sena's Sanjay Raut argued the need for a visible candidate. Raut suggested Uddhav Thackeray's eligibility, but Congress and NCP prefer deciding post-election based on results.

The Times of India Pune Porsche crash: 'Blood samples of minor's two friends were also switched'

The prosecution revealed that blood samples of a minor and his two friends involved in a fatal Porsche crash in Pune were replaced at Sassoon hospital to show they weren't drunk. The replacements were orchestrated by the minor's parents and hospital staff, who allegedly received Rs 2.5 lakh for the act. Bail hearings for the accused are ongoing.

The Times of India 'I am a woman like any woman': Imane Khelif after winning gold

Algerian boxer Imane Khelif made history at the Paris Olympics, winning the women's welterweight final against China's Yang Liu amid gender controversy. Despite being disqualified from the 2023 World Championships over a sex chromosome test, Khelif triumphed, becoming the first Algerian woman with an Olympic boxing gold, underlining her resilience and dedication.

The Times of India 'Aazaadi ki subah ki pehli chai': Sisodia shares selfie with wife a day after walking out of jail

The Times of India OnePlus’ most powerful smartphone of 2024 gets a price cut

The OnePlus 12, the 2024 flagship smartphone from OnePlus, saw a Rs 5,000 price reduction across its two variants. Now priced at Rs 59,999 for the 12GB model and Rs 64,999 for the 16GB version, the phone features advanced specifications including a Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 chipset, a Hasselblad camera system, and 100W SUPERVOOC fast charging.

The Times of India ‘Respect’: Fb founder on how DeepMind CEO negotiated with Google

Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg praised DeepMind co-founder Demis Hassabis for his negotiating tactics during Google's acquisition of the AI lab in 2014. Zuckerberg disclosed that Facebook had been in talks to buy DeepMind before Google secured the deal for over $500 million, highlighting Hassabis's skill in leveraging competing offers. The negotiations underscored the tech giants' race in AI development.

The Times of India ‘Most wanted’ IS terrorist held ahead of Independence Day

Delhi Police's Special Cell arrested terror operative Rizwan Ali, a member of an ISIS-inspired module, at the Delhi-Faridabad border. Rizwan had been on the run for over a year, changing locations frequently. The module had been preparing IEDs and conducting reconnaissance for attacks around Independence Day. A thorough operation is ongoing to capture other members still at large.

The Times of India UK govt mulls curbs on visas for techies to bring down migration

The UK government considered tightening visa rules for foreign IT, telecom, and engineering professionals to address high migration levels. Home Secretary Yvette Cooper requested a review by the Migration Advisory Committee, focusing on sectors heavily reliant on international recruitment due to domestic skill shortages. The report is expected in nine months.