The Times of India 'No one has right ...': NDA ally JD(U) on Assam govt's move to scrap Friday Namaz break for MLAs

JDU leader Neeraj Kumar criticized the Assam government's decision to discontinue the two-hour adjournment for Jumma prayers in the state assembly, arguing it disrespects religious traditions. He urged CM Himanta Biswa Sarma to prioritize poverty alleviation and flood management. This practice, originating in the colonial era, was unanimously ended by Hindu and Muslim MLAs.

The Times of India India has a special China problem, says EAM Jaishankar

External affairs minister S Jaishankar emphasized India's complex ties with China, pointing out that global concerns about China are prevalent. He highlighted India's unique challenges, especially border issues, and the need for careful scrutiny of Chinese investments while maintaining overall growth. He mentioned other countries are also monitoring Chinese investments closely.

The Times of India 'Maharashtra does not forgive ': Shiv Sena (UBT)'s sharp attack on PM Modi's apology

Shiv Sena leader Sanjay Raut criticizes Prime Minister Narendra Modi's apology for the collapse of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj's statue in Sindhudurg, calling it a political move. Raut cites unresolved issues like the Pulwama attack and unfulfilled promises to Kashmiri Pandits. The incident has sparked significant political backlash in Maharashtra.

The Times of India 'Many strict laws made but ...': PM Modi on crimes against women

Prime Minister Narendra Modi urged fast-tracking justice in crimes against women at the national judiciary conference in New Delhi. Praising the Supreme Court for its constitutional role over 75 years, Modi emphasized timely resolutions enhance safety for women. The two-day conference will address diverse judicial issues including infrastructure, case management, and judicial wellness.

The Times of India PM Modi unveils stamp coin commemorating 75 years of Supreme Court

The Times of India Small budget big bonanza: Marathi Cinema shines amidst fierce competition

Marathi films have seen remarkable success in recent years. 'Sairat' (2016), made with a budget of Rs 4 crore, became a massive hit, earning over Rs 110 crore globally. Kedar Shinde's multi-starrer 'Baipan Bhari Deva' (2023), produced for Rs 5 crore, grossed over Rs 92 crore worldwide, making it the second-highest-grossing Marathi film of all time.

The Times of India Watch: Helicopter crashes while being airlifted in Kedarnath

A defective helicopter being airlifted by an MI-17 crashed near Tharu base camp on the Kedarnath route. Despite strong winds and weather changes, the pilot managed to avoid any casualties by ensuring the chopper fell away from populated areas. The incident occurred while transporting the chopper for repairs.

The Times of India ‘Indian businesses should invest in Ukraine despite the war,’ says Ukrainian MP

The Times of India 'One of the craziest CT scans': Doctor shares pictures of patient’s legs filled with parasites

An emergency room doctor from the University of Florida Health Jacksonville, Dr Sam Ghali, shared alarming CT scans showing a severe parasitic infection in a patient who ate undercooked pork. Diagnosed with cysticercosis, caused by the pork tapeworm, the patient faced significant health risks. Dr Ghali recommends avoiding raw or undercooked pork to prevent similar infections.

The Times of India How North Korean hackers exploited Chromium browsers zero-day to steal cryptocurrencies

A North Korean hacking group exploited a previously unknown vulnerability in Google Chrome to target cryptocurrency organisations. The flaw, CVE-2024-7971, enabled remote code execution. Google released a fix on August 21, 2024. The hackers used social engineering tactics, directing victims to a malicious domain, which led to subsequent Windows kernel exploit deployment.

The Times of India RBI launches new UPI feature: Deposit cash at ATMs without Debit cards

The Reserve Bank of India has launched a feature enabling customers to deposit cash at ATMs using Unified Payments Interface (UPI) instead of physical debit cards. This UPI Interoperable Cash Deposit service, launched at the Global Fintech Fest 2024, aims to streamline cash deposits and enhance banking convenience.

The Times of India Over 700 Intel employees in this region may face compulsory layoffs

Intel employees in Ireland face potential compulsory layoffs as the voluntary severance program concludes. Decisions on these applications depend on business priorities, and the company plans to reduce its global workforce by up to 15%. This could translate to around 730 job cuts at the Leixlip facility. Exact numbers are not yet disclosed.

The Times of India Rahul Dravid's son Samit drafted into India under-19 squad

Samit Dravid, son of former captain Rahul Dravid, has been selected for India's U-19 team for the upcoming series against Australia. The series features three one-day matches and two four-day games. Mohammad Amaan and Soham Patwardhan will lead the team in their respective formats.

The Times of India 'Forced me to strip, took nude photographs': Malayalam director Ranjith faces new case

The SIT investigating sexual abuse allegations in the Malayalam film industry recorded a Kozhikode native's statement, accusing director Ranjith of abusing him at a Bengaluru hotel in 2012. The complainant presented evidence and claimed the director took nude photos. The SIT also recorded a junior artist's statement about Edavela Babu's misconduct.

The Times of India Man storms press gallery after Trump attacks media at Pennsylvania rally

During a rally in Johnstown, Pennsylvania, Donald Trump's critique of the media led to a dramatic incident as an unidentified man leaped into the press gallery. The man was subdued with a taser and removed by police. Another attendee was also handcuffed and escorted out, illustrating heightened tensions and chaos at Trump’s rallies.