The Times of India Haryana polls: Hours after joining Cong, Vinesh Phogat gets ticket from Julana

Congress unveiled its first list of candidates for the Haryana Assembly elections, including wrestler Vinesh Phogat who had joined the party just hours before. The list features 31 names such as Bhupinder Singh Hooda and Udai Bhan. Concurrently, Congress is negotiating a seat-sharing deal with AAP, though talks seem to be faltering due to disagreements over the number of seats.

The Times of India 2nd time: Lessor Carlyle to convert part of SpiceJet dues into equity at 63% share price premium

SpiceJet secures a lifeline as Carlyle, a major aircraft lessor, agrees to convert $40.2 million of dues into equity at Rs 100 per share. This strategic move is part of SpiceJet's efforts to raise funds and address mounting payables amid ongoing financial struggles.

The Times of India Sena mantri stirs fresh row, calls Ajit’s finance dept ‘most worthless’

Tensions rise in the Mahayuti government as state water supply minister Gulabrao Patil criticizes the finance department led by deputy chief minister Ajit Pawar, calling it 'worthless' for returning files multiple times. Despite his harsh words, Patil later claimed there were no internal cabinet differences.

The Times of India Harris rakes in 3x more 'Lakshmi' than Trump but he milks mileage from free media coverage

Kamala Harris's presidential campaign secured $361 million in August, almost three times the amount raised by Donald Trump. Overall, her campaign has gathered $615 million, supported by both elite and grassroots donors. Both campaigns are concentrating their funds on key battleground states such as Pennsylvania and Georgia to sway voters.

The Times of India Apple Watch Series 10 may launch on Sept 9: What to expect

Apple plans to introduce the Apple Watch Series 10 at its September 9 event. Key updates include a larger display, thinner design, and potential new health features. The watch might also have a new band mechanism and improved battery life. Pricing is anticipated to start at approximately $399.

The Times of India 'Biggest gift to country': PM Modi calls up Paralympic medallists

Prime Minister Narendra Modi congratulated India's newest Paris Paralympics medallists during a telephonic conversation, describing their victories as the 'biggest gift to the country'. With a total of 26 medals, including six golds, India has achieved its highest-ever medal tally at a Paralympics event. PM Modi also acknowledged the significant role played by the athletes' coaches.

The Times of India 'Any BJP candidate will defeat Phogat, Punia': Brij Bhushan on wrestlers joining Congress

Ex-WFI chief Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh, who faces sexual harassment allegations, stated that even a minor BJP candidate could defeat wrestlers Vinesh Phogat and Bajrang Punia in Haryana elections. He accused Congress of conspiring against him and claimed credit for popularizing wrestling in India.

The Times of India In Purola rerun, Muslim families flee Chamoli after death threats

In Nandanagar, Chamoli district, ten minority families fled after receiving death threats following an incident involving a man allegedly making obscene gestures towards a minor girl. Despite police intervention and arrests, violence continued with attacks on shops and a mosque. Community leaders are urging authorities to restore peace and provide compensation.

The Times of India Happy Ganesh Chaturthi 2024: Wishes, Messages, Quotes, Images, Facebook & WhatsApp status

Ganesh Puja, also known as Ganesh Chaturthi, is a widely celebrated Indian festival marking Lord Ganesh's birthday. The festivities include decorating homes and public spaces, creating clay idols, and performing rituals with hymns and mantras. Public celebrations feature processions and cultural performances. The event concludes with the immersion of the idol in water.

The Times of India Phogat to contest polls from Julana? What Haryana Congress chief said

The Times of India Kids cleaning toilets fine, students in Japan do it: Chitradurga MP

Chitradurga MP Govind Karjol's remarks on involving schoolchildren in cleaning campuses, including toilets, have ignited debate. While promoting the dignity of labour is acknowledged, concerns about caste discrimination and gender stereotyping arise. Experts advise rotational involvement of all students and teachers to avoid bias and ensure adequate facilities.

The Times of India Pre-wedding photoshoot in Tungabhadra reservoir ignites backlash

A pre-wedding photo shoot at the Tungabhadra reservoir has caused widespread social media backlash due to a strict filming ban for security reasons. The couple posed with an SUV near the reservoir, raising concerns about how they received permission. This incident has led to public demands for an investigation and stricter enforcement of existing regulations.

The Times of India Karnataka principal’s Best Teacher Award withheld over hijab ban row

The Karnataka state government has withheld the 'Best Teacher' award for BG Ramakrishna, principal of a pre-university college, amid controversy over his role in the 2022 hijab ban row. This move has reignited debates on religious freedom and constitutional rights in schools, with differing opinions emerging from various factions.

The Times of India Bengal governor CV Bose refers anti-rape Bill to President for consideration

West Bengal governor CV Anand Bose has forwarded the anti-rape Aparajita Bill to President Droupadi Murmu for her approval. Passed by the state assembly, this bill includes severe punishments like the death penalty for convicted rapists and sets a new three-week deadline for completing investigations. It also proposes forming a district-level task force to handle serious cases.

The Times of India In rare verdict, Pakistan court orders removal of serving army general

A Pakistani court has removed lieutenant general Munir Afsar from his position as chairman of Nadra, ruling that his appointment was unauthorised and violated existing rules. The decision came after a petition by Ashba Kamran, arguing that the appointment did not follow a fair and competitive process. This verdict challenges the military's influence in civil positions.