The Times of India July-Aug monsoon across India set to be among two wettest in last 30 years

India has witnessed one of its wettest monsoon seasons in 30 years, with July and August rainfall significantly exceeding long-term averages and benefiting kharif-crop sowing. The enhanced rainfall is attributed to favorable MJO conditions and cooler Pacific ocean temperatures. Weather forecasts indicate continued favorable monsoon conditions, promising further benefits to agriculture and soil moisture.

The Times of India RG Kar official lied thrice to doctor's kin, reveals clip

Phone recordings between an RG Kar hospital representative and the family of a junior doctor found murdered reveal conflicting information. The clips, shared online, back CBI's assertion of a deliberate cover-up. The victim's parents point to discrepancies in how her body was found, adding to their distress as the investigation continues.

The Times of India RG Kar official lied thrice to doctor's kin, reveals clip

Phone recordings between an RG Kar hospital representative and the family of a junior doctor found murdered reveal conflicting information. The clips, shared online, back CBI's assertion of a deliberate cover-up. The victim's parents point to discrepancies in how her body was found, adding to their distress as the investigation continues.

The Times of India Tea vendor wins Rs 3.5 lakh lottery, kills self after fake case threats

The Times of India Tea vendor wins Rs 3.5 lakh lottery, kills self after fake case threats

The Times of India Kamala Harris says her values have not changed, she'd name a Republican in Cabinet if elected

In her first interview after being nominated as the presidential candidate which would be telecast live later tonight on CNN, Kamala Harris said her values have not changed. Her time as vice president provided new perspective on some of the issues, Kamala Harris said explaining her change of stance on immigration and fracking, She said she would name a Republican to serve in her Cabinet if elected.

The Times of India Hand over flats of Tiger Memon, tied to '93 blasts, to Centre: Tada court

A special Tada court directed the transfer of three attached flats of the Tiger Memon family in Mahim's Al Hussain building to the Centre. These flats were attached in 1994 after the 1993 Bombay blasts case. The housing society sought permission for maintenance arrears and repairs but was told to approach the competent authority.

The Times of India Hand over flats of Tiger Memon, tied to '93 blasts, to Centre: Tada court

A special Tada court directed the transfer of three attached flats of the Tiger Memon family in Mahim's Al Hussain building to the Centre. These flats were attached in 1994 after the 1993 Bombay blasts case. The housing society sought permission for maintenance arrears and repairs but was told to approach the competent authority.

The Times of India T20 woman cricketer rescued as floods spell trouble in Gujarat

Cricketer Radha Yadav found herself stranded in her flood-affected home in Vadodara for 48 hours due to severe monsoon rains. Rescued by the municipal corporation and fire brigade, she faced power outages and food shortages. Other parts of Gujarat, including Kutch and Saurashtra, experienced heavy rainfall, resulting in fatalities and widespread displacement.

The Times of India T20 woman cricketer rescued as floods spell trouble in Gujarat

Cricketer Radha Yadav found herself stranded in her flood-affected home in Vadodara for 48 hours due to severe monsoon rains. Rescued by the municipal corporation and fire brigade, she faced power outages and food shortages. Other parts of Gujarat, including Kutch and Saurashtra, experienced heavy rainfall, resulting in fatalities and widespread displacement.

The Times of India A month on, Wayanad families find kin's body parts in separate graves

PP Subair from Wayanad tragically lost his son and brother-in-law in a landslide on July 30. Later DNA results revealed that his brother-in-law’s remains were buried in two separate graves. Survivors, including Subair, are planning to exhume remains to consolidate bodies into single graves. A total of 73 bodies and 56 body parts have been identified.

The Times of India A month on, Wayanad families find kin's body parts in separate graves

PP Subair from Wayanad tragically lost his son and brother-in-law in a landslide on July 30. Later DNA results revealed that his brother-in-law’s remains were buried in two separate graves. Survivors, including Subair, are planning to exhume remains to consolidate bodies into single graves. A total of 73 bodies and 56 body parts have been identified.

The Times of India PM Modi asks ministers to counter 'false' narratives, work with states on policies

Prime Minister Narendra Modi has urged all ministers and top officials to inform citizens about decisions taken by the government to counter false narratives. He emphasized the importance of rapid decision-making and fast-tracking development. Modi also stressed the need for better coordination with state governments and enhancing capacity building within departments and ministries.

The Times of India 2 of YSRCP's 11 Rajya Sabha MPs resign, 5 more may also join BJP or TDP

Two Rajya Sabha MPs from YSRCP, Mopidevi Venkata Ramana and Bida Mastan Rao, have resigned, fuelling speculation about further defections. Ramana plans to join TDP, while Rao cited personal reasons. This has reduced YSRCP’s presence in the Rajya Sabha, with BJP and TDP reportedly trying to woo more YSRCP MPs.

The Times of India 2 of YSRCP's 11 Rajya Sabha MPs resign, 5 more may also join BJP or TDP

Two Rajya Sabha MPs from YSRCP, Mopidevi Venkata Ramana and Bida Mastan Rao, have resigned, fuelling speculation about further defections. Ramana plans to join TDP, while Rao cited personal reasons. This has reduced YSRCP’s presence in the Rajya Sabha, with BJP and TDP reportedly trying to woo more YSRCP MPs.