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The Times of India PCB chief has absolutely no idea about cricket: Pakistan cricketer
Ahmad Shahzad criticized PCB chairman Mohsin Naqvi after Pakistan's 10-wicket loss to Bangladesh. Shahzad questioned Naqvi's decisions and accused him of lacking cricket knowledge. He highlighted unmet promises of reform following Pakistan's poor performance in the 2024 T20 World Cup and ongoing struggles in Test matches, accentuating growing frustration among fans.
The Times of India UGC NET June 2024 (Rescheduled) exam cancelled at this location: Here's why
The National Testing Agency (NTA) has canceled the UGC NET June 2024 (Rescheduled) exam at Shankara Group of Institutions, Jaipur, scheduled for August 27, 2024, due to technical glitches. The rescheduled examination will now be held from August 21 to September 4, 2024. Details on the new date and venue will be announced soon.
The Times of India 2 brothers thrashed, run over by tractor following land dispute
Two brothers were killed in a brutal attack over an ancestral property dispute in Chhattisgarh's Mungeli district. Family members allegedly beat them and ran over them with a tractor. The incident resulted in injuries to two others, and five suspects have been arrested. Efforts are ongoing to locate additional suspects involved.
The Times of India Foreign investors dump $3.42 billion worth ‘expensive Indian stocks’
Foreign investors sold $3.42 billion in Indian stocks in the secondary market this month, opting for IPOs with $1.47 billion in purchases. They find IPOs more attractive due to lower valuations and reduced competition.
The Times of India Supreme Court grants bail to BRS leader K Kavitha
The Supreme Court questioned the CBI and ED on evidence linking BRS leader K Kavitha to the Delhi excise policy scam. Kavitha's advocate argued for bail, citing that investigations were complete. Allegations of evidence tampering were raised. The court is still deliberating, and Kavitha denies all charges.
The Times of India 'Garbage war' in Andhra: TDP dumps trash at YSRCP mayor’s home
Tensions rose in Kadapa after TDP cadres dumped garbage bags in front of YSRCP Mayor Suresh Babu's residence, protesting delays in garbage collection. This followed a heated exchange between TDP MLA Madhavi Reddy and the mayor over the issue. YSRCP responded by staging protests demanding the arrest of TDP members involved in the incident.
The Times of India ‘Is God real?’: High school assignment sparks online debate
A high school assignment in Oklahoma questioning the existence of God and Satan provoked a viral backlash after a parent posted it on Facebook. Skiatook Public Schools responded, acknowledging the assignment did not align with their instructional plan, and promised improvements while addressing public concerns about religious bias in public education.
The Times of India SC asks IMA chief to file physical copies of Patanjali apology
The Supreme Court sparked discontent over an apology by IMA President R V Asokan concerning statements about misleading advertisements by Patanjali. The court found the publication font to be minuscule and illegible. As a consequence, Asokan has been instructed to submit physical copies of 20 editions of The Hindu newspaper with the apology in one week.
The Times of India Airtel announces special offer for Apple iPhone users
Airtel partnered with Apple to offer deals on Apple Music and Apple TV+ for iPhone users in India. The offers will be available exclusively to Airtel customers later this year, bundled with premium Wi-Fi and postpaid plans. Wynk Premium users will be upgraded to Apple Music with additional benefits.
The Times of India How is it to work at Nvidia, an ex-employee tells
Nvidia's stock surge turned many employees into millionaires overnight, yet the intense work culture under CEO Jensen Huang left them too busy to enjoy their wealth. Former employees described the workplace as highly stressful with long hours and frequent confrontations, attributing their tolerance to lucrative compensation packages.
The Times of India Harmanpreet led India squad for Women's T20 World Cup announced
The Women's Selection Committee announced a 15-member squad for the 2024 ICC Women's T20 World Cup, taking place in the UAE from October 3rd to 20th. Led by captain Harmanpreet Kaur and vice-captain Smriti Mandhana, the team will compete in Group A against Australia, New Zealand, Pakistan, and Sri Lanka.
The Times of India Traffic advisory due to waterlogging at Okhla Underpass
The Delhi Traffic Police issued advisories about traffic congestion caused by waterlogging and potholes in several areas, including the Okhla Underpass, Rohtak Road, and parts of Mathura Road. Commuters faced significant delays and struggled to navigate through these troubled spots. Similar issues were reported in Dhaula Kuan and near Ashram Bridge due to recent heavy rainfall.
The Times of India Engineer’s warning ignored: How rusted nuts and bolts, rain led to Shivaji statue’s collapse
Days before the collapse of the Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj statue at Rajkot Fort, a state public works department engineer had warned naval authorities about its frail state. The letter cited rusted nuts and bolts caused by exposure to rain and salty winds. The statue, inaugurated by PM Narendra Modi, faced complaints from tourists and residents.
The Times of India Bangladesh electricity supply: 5 Indian power companies owed whopping $1 billion
Five Indian power companies are grappling with over $1 billion in unpaid dues from Bangladesh. Key player Adani Power is owed around $800 million. Despite continued supply, companies have stressed on the unsustainable nature of this arrangement.
The Times of India Former Malaysian PM Muhyiddin Yassin charged with sedition
Former Malaysian Prime Minister Muhyiddin Yassin was charged with sedition for questioning the integrity of the last king in a speech. Muhyiddin pleaded not guilty, asserting that his comments were based on facts. Critics argue the Sedition Act is misused to suppress dissent. Muhyiddin also faces separate corruption charges, which he claims are politically motivated.
