The Times of India FIR lodged against IAF Wing Commander for 'raping' junior officer

The Indian Air Force is assisting Budgam police in investigating a sexual assault complaint made by a woman flying officer against a Wing Commander. Both individuals are currently stationed in Srinagar. An IAF official confirmed their full cooperation with the local police's inquiry into the matter, following the filing of an FIR.

The Times of India BJP conspiring to impose President's rule in Delhi: AAP minister

Delhi minister Atishi accuses BJP of attempting to topple the Kejriwal government by imposing President's rule, citing similar past actions in other states. BJP’s Vijender Gupta alleges governance paralysis due to Kejriwal's judicial custody and urges immediate intervention from the President. The Delhi Assembly elections are scheduled for early next year.

The Times of India 149 own goals in one match: The most bizarre football game ever!

In 2002, during Madagascar’s national league, Stade Olympique de L'Emyrne (SOE) scored 149 own goals against AS Adema in protest of unfair officiating in a prior match. This unprecedented act led to severe penalties from the Madagascan Football Federation and remains one of football's most bizarre events.

The Times of India 'Haath jodkar maafi ...': Tejashwi rules out future alliance with Nitish

Tejashwi Yadav criticized Bihar CM Nitish Kumar for his unreliable commitments and frequent political shifts, recounting instances where Kumar apologized for aligning with the BJP. He ruled out future alliances between RJD and JDU, highlighting rising crime rates in Bihar under Kumar's governance and accusing him of neglecting law enforcement.

The Times of India 'Opposing reservation is Rahul Gandhi's legacy': BJP

BJP's Ravi Shankar Prasad criticized Rahul Gandhi for his remarks during his US trip, accusing him of defaming India and opposing reservations. Prasad highlighted the BJP's commitment to backward communities by citing leaders from these groups in key positions. Gandhi had suggested scrapping reservations when India becomes a fair place.

The Times of India Top 5 entertainment news of the day

Stay updated with today’s top entertainment news! From Akshay Kumar’s heartwarming birthday celebration with his son to Sohail Khan addressing dating rumors, we've got the latest. Alia Bhatt’s cameo rumors in Jr NTR’s film are debunked, while Vikas Divyakirti critiques Shah Rukh Khan’s role in Darr. Plus, Ranbir Kapoor, Yash, and Sunny Deol gear up for a thrilling Ramayana adaptation.

The Times of India 'A in INDIA alliance': Rahul Gandhi's slip-up in US goes viral

During an interaction that went viral, Congress MP Rahul Gandhi addressed a student's questions about the INDIA Alliance's vision and practicality. The student highlighted concerns over unresolved seat-sharing issues and the coalition’s purpose beyond opposing Prime Minister Modi. Rahul clarified that the alliance aims to challenge BJP’s monopolization of power.

The Times of India I see dearth of talent in Pakistan Cricket: Ganguly

Former Indian captain Sourav Ganguly has observed a significant talent gap in Pakistan cricket and advised the country's administrators to address this issue. Following a 2-0 Test series defeat at home to Bangladesh, Ganguly remarked that the current squad lacks talented players.

The Times of India Maldives president Muizzu to travel to India 'very soon'

The Times of India Watch: Selfie moment with Babar Azam gone wrong!

Babar Azam, celebrated Pakistani cricketer, is facing backlash after a video showed him pushing away a fan's hand while posing for a picture. This incident occurs during his struggle with form following Pakistan’s Test series loss to Bangladesh. With an upcoming series against England, fans are eager to see if he can recover his performance.

The Times of India Bharat Shah demands overflow of Border from JP Dutta - Exclusive

Bharat Shah has issued a notice to JP Dutta for not receiving overflow payments from the 1997 film Border, despite an arbitration settlement. He claims no money has been paid and has filed a complaint with the Indian Film & TV Producer's council. Sunny Deol will star in Border 2 alongside Varun Dhawan and Diljit Dosanjh, directed by Anurag Singh.

The Times of India How Apple events have changed from Steve Job’s time to Tim Cook’s reign

Apple events have evolved dramatically from Steve Jobs' era to Tim Cook's reign. Jobs' presentations were showmanship masterclasses, marked by simplicity and impact. Cook's era brought collaborative approaches, grander venues, and deeper technical dives. Events now showcase Apple's broader vision, from environmental initiatives to health features. While some miss Jobs' intimate style, Apple still delivers spectacles that captivate audiences, blending technology, entertainment, and star power.

The Times of India How prices of iPhone 16 series in India compare to that in the US

Apple has introduced its latest iPhone lineup featuring the iPhone 16, iPhone 16 Plus, iPhone 16 Pro, and iPhone 16 Pro Max. While the base models retain similar pricing to their predecessors, the Pro variants are slightly more affordable in India. However, these models are still significantly cheaper in countries like the US.

The Times of India Which bowler had the distinction of bowling first-ball ever at 1975 World Cup

On June 7, 1975, India played their inaugural ODI World Cup match against England at Lord's. Six bowlers were used, with pacer Madan Lal delivering the first ball. Despite disciplined efforts, India lost by 202 runs as England posted a total of 334 for 4. Sunil Gavaskar's defensive innings of 36 off 174 balls stood out.

The Times of India 'England disrespected Test cricket and Sri Lanka'

Michael Vaughan delivered a critique of Ollie Pope's England side following their defeat to Sri Lanka in the third Test at The Oval. He attributed the loss to complacency and overconfidence. Vaughan stressed that England must maintain discipline and not underestimate opponents, especially with upcoming series against Pakistan, New Zealand, India, and Australia.