The Times of India Stock market today: BSE Sensex surges 970 pts, Nifty above 24,250

Indian markets saw strong gains on Wednesday, bolstered by a global rally. The Nifty 50 rose by 296.85 points and the BSE Sensex increased by 972.33 points. Almost all sectoral indices, including Nifty Bank and Nifty Auto, surged around 1%. Experts warn against trading amid volatility but note long-term potential for investors.

The Times of India Stock market today: BSE Sensex surges 1,046 pts, Nifty above 24,300

Indian markets saw strong gains on Wednesday, bolstered by a global rally. The Nifty 50 rose by 296.85 points and the BSE Sensex increased by 972.33 points. Almost all sectoral indices, including Nifty Bank and Nifty Auto, surged around 1%. Experts warn against trading amid volatility but note long-term potential for investors.

The Times of India Olympics: Who is Vinesh's gold-medal challenger Sarah Hiderbrandt

The only person in the world who can now stop Vinesh from becoming an Olympic gold medallist is Sarah Ann Hilderbrandt -- her American opponent in the final, with an impressive record. Sarah, who trains at the US Olympic and Paralympic Training Center in Colorado, has an interesting ritual when it comes to studying her opponents -- she makes flash cards.

The Times of India Olympics: Who is Vinesh's gold-medal challenger Sarah Hildebrandt

The only person in the world who can now stop Vinesh from becoming an Olympic gold medallist is Sarah Hildebrandt -- her American opponent in the final, with an impressive record. Sarah, who trains at the US Olympic and Paralympic Training Center in Colorado, has an interesting ritual when it comes to studying her opponents -- she makes flash cards.

The Times of India 'Violent protests like Bangladesh possible in India', warns Congress leader Salman Khurshid

Congress leader Salman Khurshid warned that India could face violent anti-government protests similar to those in Bangladesh. He referenced past protests like Shaheen Bagh and noted the ongoing struggles of its participants. Khurshid expressed doubts about future agitations achieving the same impact due to the suffering of those involved.

The Times of India Atishi to hoist national flag at I-Day event: Kejriwal writes to LG

The Times of India Shardul Thakur exposes 'horrible' treatment to Team India

Shardul Thakur, who played a crucial role in the team's success, has recently shed light on the harsh treatment endured by the Indian players throughout the tour. He described the experience as "horrible," emphasizing the significant challenges the team had to overcome. The situation escalated when the Queensland government threatened to impose a 14-day quarantine on the Indian team, adding to the already tense atmosphere surrounding the tour.

The Times of India 'Ladies vs Ricky Bahl' becomes reality: Cyber casanova scams over 50 women

A 37-year-old man from Rajkot was apprehended by Vadodara cybercrime officers after cheating over 50 women online, posing as a prominent businessman to con them out of large sums. He used social media platforms to target single or high-profile women, convincing them to send money by playing a victim.

The Times of India 'If Neeraj Chopra wins gold...': Pant leads social media trend

India’s javelin throw star, Neeraj Chopra, advanced to the Paris Olympics final with an impressive throw. Fans and celebrities promise various rewards if he wins gold, led by cricketer Rishabh Pant’s pledge of Rs 100089. Atlys CEO Mohak Nahta vowed free visas if Chopra reaches the top podium, creating widespread excitement.

The Times of India CBI warns about this 'WhatsApp-CBI scam’; shares tips to stay protected

The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) warned the public about scams where criminals impersonated CBI officers to extort money. Using the agency's logo and senior officials' names, scammers created fake documents and WhatsApp calls. The CBI advised the public to remain vigilant, verify caller identities, and report suspicious activities to local authorities immediately.

The Times of India Mumtaz reveals Rajesh Khanna would get upset if she worked with other heroes

Mumtaz says she never sulked when Rajesh Khanna worked with other actresses but he was protective of her and would get upset when she worked with other heroes. The actress didn't mind it, because it meant that he cared for her!

The Times of India Hamas names new leader: What his appointment means for Gaza-Israel tensions?

Hamas announced Yahya Sinwar as its new political leader on Tuesday, following the assassination of Ismail Haniyeh. Sinwar, accused of masterminding the October 7 attack on Israel, is one of Israel's most wanted militants. The Ezzedine Al-Qassam Brigades subsequently fired rockets towards Israel from the Gaza Strip.

The Times of India 'Will non-biological PM ...': Oppn attacks Modi govt after Phogat's win

Vinesh Phogat made history by becoming the first Indian woman wrestler to reach the Olympic final. Following her victories, political leaders, including Rahul Gandhi, criticized the government for ignoring Phogat's past protests. Phogat's performance in the women's 50kg freestyle wrestling event has assured India of at least a silver medal at the Paris Olympics.

The Times of India 'Feeling more unsafe': Bangladesh police officer's wife expresses fear

A Bangladeshi woman, who arrived in India for a vacation, has been unable to return home due to unrest in Bangladesh following the fall of the Awami League government led by Sheikh Hasina. Her husband, a police officer, was called back to work amidst violent protests targeting police stations. Many officers have been killed, and the Bangladesh Police Subordinate Employees' Association announced an indefinite strike. The woman is anxious for her family's safety and is struggling to secure transport back home amidst the chaos and uncertainty in her country.

The Times of India 'Looking forward to ...': 314 Bangladeshis staying in Bengal return home

Following a significant political change in Bangladesh, many nationals rushed to return home from Kolkata. Sixty-seven passengers spent seven anxious hours at the airport before boarding the first flight at 1 am, with other flights and buses also departing later. Amid expectations for a new, democratic regime, some nationals, like Munir Hossain and Rafikul Hassan, expressed relief in being able to travel back. The airport’s flight operations faced disruptions, leading to frustrations for passengers like Al-Ameen Bin Naumiah. Ultimately, the anticipation and excitement to witness a transformative moment in Bangladesh's history were palpable among the returnees.