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The Times of India You get taller in space, hair grows faster too: Nasa’s Sunita Williams
NASA astronauts Sunita Williams and Butch Wilmore are delayed in their return from space due to technical issues with Boeing's Starliner spacecraft. An old interview of Williams discussing how microgravity affects the human body, such as increased height and rapid nail growth, is gaining attention online. These changes reverse once back on Earth.
The Times of India Salman Khan house firing: Accused allege receiving death threats from Dawood gang
The families of Vicky Gupta and Sagar Pal, accused in the firing outside Salman Khan's house, have sought protection from Maharashtra and Bihar governments. They allege a conspiracy by Dawood Ibrahim's henchmen to kill them. Both men are in Taloja jail and claim threats from D Company. Their lawyer has also raised concerns.
The Times of India 'Wasteful spending': Harry, Markle's Colombia tour cost revealed
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's four-day visit to Colombia cost the country nearly £45,000, covering security and internal transportation. The couple paid for their own flights and accommodation. The total expenditure, which was Col$244,245,305 (£44,725.14), covered various aspects of the trip, including security and internal transportation throughout the trip. The total cost encompassed an eight-day period from August 12 to 19.
The Times of India Why China keeps ramming Philippine ships and where that’s headed
Tensions in the South China Sea have escalated as China's coast guard clashes with Philippine vessels. The conflict, centered around the Sabina Shoal, has drawn global attention and involves multiple Asian countries. The US, bound by a defense treaty with the Philippines, could be dragged into a direct conflict with China.
The Times of India Pakistan coach supports captain Shan Masood despite series loss
Pakistan's red-ball coach Jason Gillespie supports captain Shan Masood despite their recent Test series loss to Bangladesh. Gillespie emphasized team performance issues, while Masood highlighted the need for more experience in red-ball cricket. Both players and management are committed to addressing these concerns to improve future performances and enhance competitiveness.
The Times of India Woman starts two wildfires to flirt with firefighters
A woman from Tripoli, Greece, has been convicted for intentionally setting two wildfires to flirt with firefighters. She received a three-year suspended prison sentence and a €1,000 fine. The fire department quickly controlled the blazes, which is critical given the severe wildfire outbreaks in Greece during August 2024.
The Times of India Had stainless steel been used, Shivaji statue would not have collapsed: Gadkari
Union highways minister Nitin Gadkari stressed the necessity of using rust-resistant materials like stainless steel in coastal areas to prevent structural failures. Referring to the collapse of the Shivaji Maharaj statue in Sindhudurg, he shared his experience with Mumbai flyovers where iron rods rusted despite being powder-coated, advocating for better material choices.
The Times of India 'Painful to watch': Biden leaves reporters hanging amid question blitz
President Joe Biden faced criticism for not answering reporters' questions during a recent White House event. After concluding his remarks on the 'Investing in America' agenda, which included job creation and economic growth, he remained silent for a minute while reporters shouted questions. Biden then left the room with his staff without addressing the inquiries.
The Times of India Why Robert F Kennedy will still face Trump despite endorsing him
Robert F Kennedy Jr's effort to remove his name from Michigan's presidential ballot has been denied by a judge. Despite suspending his campaign and endorsing Donald Trump, Kennedy must stay on the ballot due to state laws. Similar legal challenges are ongoing in other states, reflecting the intricate nature of election regulations.
The Times of India How Indian-Americans are powering Kamala Harris' historic presidential bid
Indian-Americans have launched a campaign backing Vice President Kamala Harris for the upcoming US presidential elections against Donald Trump. The 'Indian Americans for Harris' initiative aims to mobilize voters in key battleground states, seeking to elect Harris as the first person of Indian heritage to lead the country. The campaign highlights her bi-racial background and leadership qualities.
The Times of India Apple event: 10 products that Apple may discontinue next week
Apple is expected to launch its iPhone 16 series at the "It’s Glowtime" event on September 9. The event will also likely see new AirPods and Apple Watch models. Older products like the iPhone 15 Pro, iPhone 14 Plus, certain Apple Watch models, and some AirPods versions are anticipated to be discontinued.
The Times of India Apple event: 10 products that Apple may discontinue next week
Apple is expected to launch its iPhone 16 series at the "It’s Glowtime" event on September 9. The event will also likely see new AirPods and Apple Watch models. Older products like the iPhone 15 Pro, iPhone 14 Plus, certain Apple Watch models, and some AirPods versions are anticipated to be discontinued.
The Times of India Employee union prez to Infosys: ‘will not hesitate to protest’... if
Infosys has finally issued appointment letters to over 1,000 engineering graduates who had been waiting for nearly two years. NITES president Harpreet Singh Saluja stated that the union will not hesitate to protest if there is any breach in the joining date commitment.
The Times of India Why this startup guru want tech CEOs to change the way they work
Paul Graham, co-founder of Y Combinator, has ignited a debate in Silicon Valley with his essay challenging traditional startup management. Inspired by Airbnb CEO Brian Chesky's experiences, he introduces the concept of "founder mode" as an alternative to "manager mode." Graham argues that founders need a different approach than professional managers for effective company scaling.
The Times of India 'Thought cops were chasing us': What led to shooting of class 12 student mistaken for cow smuggler
The death of Aryan Mishra on the Delhi-Agra highway led to five arrests, including Anil Kaushik from a cow protection group. Aryan was shot during a car chase involving his friends and succumbed to his injuries on August 24. CCTV footage played a crucial role in identifying the suspects.
