The Times of India India skips vote on UNGA call for end to Israeli occupation

India abstained from voting on a UN General Assembly resolution calling for Israel to end its presence in the Occupied Palestinian Territory within 12 months. The resolution was adopted with strong support: 124 votes in favor, 14 against, and 43 abstentions. It criticizes Israel's violations of international law and their impact on regional peace.

The Times of India TISS pro-VC to be interim head of Gokhale Institute

Shankar Das, pro-vice-chancellor at Tata Institute of Social Sciences, will serve as interim vice-chancellor for Gokhale Institute of Politics and Economics starting September 22. This follows the refusal by the senior-most professor to assume the role after Ajit Ranade was removed due to not meeting eligibility criteria related to teaching experience.

The Times of India During Jagan's term, Tirumala laddu had animal fat: Chandrababu Naidu

Andhra Pradesh CM N Chandrababu Naidu accused the previous YSRCP government of mixing animal fat in the ghee used for Tirumala laddu, leading to controversy. He criticized the quality of materials and stated that the NDA government is taking measures to restore temple sanctity. YSRCP denied these allegations.

The Times of India During Jagan's term, Tirumala laddu had animal fat: Chandrababu Naidu

Andhra Pradesh CM N Chandrababu Naidu accused the previous YSRCP government of mixing animal fat in the ghee used for Tirumala laddu, leading to controversy. He criticized the quality of materials and stated that the NDA government is taking measures to restore temple sanctity. YSRCP denied these allegations.

The Times of India Govt extends Rs 35,000cr plan to boost income of farmers

The government has approved the continuation of PM-Aasha and a subsidy on phosphatic and potassic fertilisers for the upcoming rabi season of 2024-25, with an outlay of nearly Rs 60,000 crore. This move aims to ensure minimum support prices for farmers and provide affordable crop nutrients.

The Times of India BJP suspends 3 rebels in J&K for contesting against party candidates

BJP has suspended three rebels, Pawan Khajuria, Balwan Singh, and Narinder Singh Bhau, for contesting against its official candidates in the ongoing J&K assembly polls. The suspension was ordered by BJP’s J&K working president Sat Paul Sharma on recommendations from the party’s disciplinary committee chaired by Sunil Sethi.

The Times of India 59% turnout in first phase of J&K assembly polls

The initial phase of the J&K assembly elections witnessed a voter turnout of 59% across 24 constituencies under tight security. This turnout is higher than in previous years, showing increased voter participation. The subsequent phases are set for Sept 25 and Oct 1, with final results expected on Oct 8.

The Times of India Pannun sues Indian govt in US court, seek damages

Gurpatwant Singh Pannun of Sikhs for Justice has filed a civil lawsuit against the Indian government and key officials in a US court. He seeks compensation for an alleged assassination attempt on him last year. The plot, involving high-ranking Indian officials, was foiled by undercover US agents. Pannun claims ongoing threats to his life.

The Times of India Pannun files civil lawsuit in US against GOI, Doval and others, seeks damages

Gurpatwant Singh Pannun of Sikhs for Justice has filed a civil lawsuit against the Indian government and key officials in a US court. He seeks compensation for an alleged assassination attempt on him last year. The plot, involving high-ranking Indian officials, was foiled by undercover US agents. Pannun claims ongoing threats to his life.

The Times of India US intensifies criticism of Pak ballistic missile programme

The United States reaffirms its long-standing opposition to supporting Pakistan's ballistic missile program, emphasizing continued enforcement of sanctions for national security. Recent US sanctions targeted a Chinese research institute and companies for allegedly supplying missile-related items to Pakistan. In response, Pakistan criticized the actions as biased and politically motivated.

The Times of India World's 'most-popular' YouTuber & Amazon sued over reality show

The Times of India Accenture delays promotions globally, after denying salary hikes to employees in India

Accenture Plc is set to delay most staff promotions by six months, shifting them from December to June amid economic uncertainties in the consulting industry. The company has also decided not to provide salary hikes for employees in India and Sri Lanka for fiscal year 2023, citing decreased client spending and a broader downturn in the professional services sector.

The Times of India US Fed cuts interest rates by 50 bps in a first since 2020: Why it matters for India

The US Federal Reserve has lowered interest rates by 50 basis points, marking its first cut in over four years. This action is likely to increase foreign investment in India, influence the Indian Rupee, and benefit sectors like IT and consumer goods. The RBI's response will be key to maintaining financial stability.

The Times of India US Federal Reserve cuts interest rates by 50 bps in key FOMC meet chaired by Jerome Powell

US Federal Reserve Meeting: The US Federal Reserve has cut interest rates by 50 basis points, the first reduction in over four years, aiming to reverse restrictive economic conditions. Policymakers expect further rate cuts, targeting a range of 4.25%-4.50% by year-end as inflation nears the 2% goal and unemployment rises.

The Times of India Daughter tells Bill Gates how Covid vaccine conspiracy theories hurt relationships

Phoebe Gates, Bill Gates' youngest daughter, revealed in a Netflix documentary how conspiracy theories about her father have affected her relationships. She discussed the negative impact of unfounded claims linking him to the Covid-19 pandemic and microchips in vaccines.