The Times of India 'Will implement UCC in U'khand ...': CM Dhami at TOI Dialogues

Uttarakhand CM Pushkar Singh Dhami reiterated plans to implement the Uniform Civil Code soon. He credited citizens for supporting policies like the anti-cheating law, which has led to over 100 arrests. Dhami also discussed tackling unemployment through self-employment initiatives and a smart industrial city project aimed at creating thousands of jobs.

The Times of India 'Is this your Dravidian Model?': BJP slams Stalin over ‘manual labour’

The BJP has criticized the ruling DMK government in Tamil Nadu for allegedly making school students perform manual labor ahead of Sports Minister Udhaynidhi Stalin's visit. BJP National Secretary Aravind Menon condemned this practice, questioning the misuse of allocated funds and urging the School Education Minister to address these violations.

The Times of India Woman throws slipper at doctor on duty, staff shut down OPD services

Doctors at Araluguppe Mallegowda District Hospital in Karnataka shut down the outpatient department to protest after a woman allegedly threw footwear at a physician during an argument. The police have arrested the woman involved, and doctors resumed their duties after receiving assurances of legal action and enhanced security measures.

The Times of India 'Big Reasons' you will not save in buying iPhone 16 & iPhone 16 Plus from US, Singapore, Dubai

The Apple iPhone 16 series has been released, prompting Indian consumers to weigh the benefits of buying locally versus abroad. Although prices in the US, UAE, and Singapore seem lower, local taxes and possible discounts in India can offset these savings. Buyers should consider these factors before making their purchase.

The Times of India When Tendulkar donned Pak jersey before India debut!

In an intriguing chapter of cricket history, a young Sachin Tendulkar once fielded for Pakistan during a festival match in Mumbai in 1987. At just 15 years old, he substituted for Javed Miandad and Abdul Qadir, who left the field during the lunch break. Tendulkar later recounted this unusual experience in his autobiography 'Playing it My Way'.

The Times of India China refuses to sign agreement to ban AI from controlling N-weapons

China opted out of the 'Blueprint for Action' agreement aimed at banning AI from controlling nuclear weapons. The non-binding agreement was adopted at the REAIM summit in Seoul with over 100 countries present. It stresses human control over nuclear actions and acknowledges the need for further discussions on military AI policies. Russia was excluded due to its Ukraine invasion.

The Times of India Two brothers from Andhra found hanging in Varanasi ashram room

Two brothers, P Lakshmi Narayan and P Lok Vinod from Andhra Pradesh, were found hanging in their room at Ramtarak Andhra Ashram in Varanasi. They had arrived on August 28 for a pilgrimage. The police suspect suicide but are investigating further since no note was discovered. Their bodies were sent for postmortem examination.

The Times of India NASA astronaut Sunita Williams set to celebrate birthday in space for the second time

NASA astronaut Sunita Williams will mark her 59th birthday on September 19 while aboard the ISS with Barry Wilmore. This will be her second birthday celebrated in space. Scheduled to return to Earth in February 2025, this mission extends her total time in space to eight months. Emergency plans are prepared using SpaceX Dragon Crew capsule.

The Times of India ‘iPhone 16 launched globally from India...’: IT minister Ashwini Vaishnaw on new iPhone launch

Apple has unveiled its latest iPhone 16 series, featuring the iPhone 16 and iPhone 16 Plus, which are being produced in Indian factories under the 'Make in India' initiative. Set for sale on September 20, these models will also be exported worldwide. Apple's increasing production in India is driving significant economic growth and job creation.

The Times of India Woman looking for job gangraped by 3 in Mumbai’s Nalasopara

A 30-year-old woman from Vasai was allegedly gangraped by three men in Nalasopara under the guise of offering her employment. The police have arrested the suspects and are examining CCTV footage and mobile phones to gather evidence. They are also investigating whether there might be other victims involved.

The Times of India Owens' touchdown from a blocked punt left Biles in awe: “I ALMOST HAD A HEART ATTACK”

Simone Biles enthusiastically supported her husband Jonathan Owens as he scored a touchdown for the Chicago Bears against the Tennessee Titans. Facing earlier criticism for wearing a Packers jacket, Biles assured fans of her updated wardrobe. The couple, who met in 2020 and got engaged in 2022, married in April 2023.

The Times of India Tensions rise as Shinde supporters cover Ajit's cut-outs in Baramati

Tensions escalated between Mahayuti partners Shiv Sena and NCP after Eknath Shinde's supporters covered Ajit Pawar's cut-outs with black cloth in Baramati. This act of protest was due to Pawar not attending a Ganeshotsav event organized by Shinde’s supporters. The incident prompted protests from NCP members and police intervention to prevent further escalation.

The Times of India New fault line? Ajit Pawar no-show at Sena event

The Times of India Noida police issues traffic advisory in view of PM Modi's visit; check key diversions

The Noida traffic police have released a traffic advisory for September 11 due to Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to Greater Noida for the Semicon India programme. Temporary diversions will affect various routes, including the Noida-Greater Noida Expressway. Emergency vehicles will be allowed passage during these diversions.

The Times of India America is cooked: US elections going to dogs as MAGA seized with 'immigrants eat cats' frenzy

Rumors about Haitian immigrants eating pets in Springfield, Ohio, have been amplified by MAGA activists and figures like Donald Trump and Elon Musk. These unsubstantiated claims are being used to criticize Kamala Harris on immigration ahead of the Presidential debate. Local officials have denied any credible reports of such incidents.