The Times of India Moo Deng, the baby hippo is internet's favorite child right now

Moo Deng, a month-old baby pygmy hippo born at Khao Kheow Open Zoo in Thailand, has captured global attention. Pygmy hippos are native to West Africa and are considered endangered due to habitat loss and hunting. The zoo has experienced a significant increase in visitors since her birth. Know more about Moo Deng.

The Times of India Why the pressure is back on Rohit Sharma and Team India

Rohit Sharma addresses the continuous pressure on India's cricket team even after their World Cup triumph. As they prepare for a Test series against Bangladesh, he underscores the necessity of focus and adaptability with new coach Gautam Gambhir. The team's objective is to secure consistent victories and aim for the WTC Final.

The Times of India Fired techie shares 'survival story' on LinkedIn, post viral

The Times of India Titan submersible tragedy could have been averted? Key employee's big claim

David Lochridge, a former OceanGate employee, testified that the Titan submersible tragedy might have been avoided if his safety warnings had been investigated. He expressed disappointment with OSHA's lack of action. ​The Titan submersible disappeared on 18 June 2023, after losing communication with its support ship following its descent about 400 miles off the coast of Newfoundland, Canada.

The Times of India 'Want more visible action': Kolkata junior doctors say not ending stir yet

Junior doctors in Bengal remain on strike, seeking more visible safety and security measures before resuming duties. A meeting with the chief secretary is anticipated to address these concerns. Despite the CM's appeal for them to return, doctors await further assurances.

The Times of India BCCI drops a bombshell on Shreyas Iyer, says ...

Shreyas Iyer's hopes of returning to India's Test cricket team are fading after a lackluster showing in the Duleep Trophy. With young talents like Sarfaraz Khan and Dhruv Jurel rising, Iyer's place is uncertain. A BCCI official cited concerns over his shot selection, casting doubt on his participation in upcoming tours.

The Times of India When Dravid notched up one of the greatest performances by an Indian

Rahul Dravid's stellar performances against Australia, especially his 233 and unbeaten 72 in the 2003 Adelaide Test, highlight his resilience and technique. These innings were pivotal in India's historic victory on Australian soil. Dravid's ability to perform under pressure earned him great respect from Australian players and fans alike. The match is often remembered for Dravid's remarkable batting and India's historic victory.

The Times of India Gangster 'Kakkathope' Balaji killed in police encounter in Tamil Nadu

Gangster 'Kakkathope' Balaji, involved in over 40 criminal cases including extortion and murder, was killed by police near Vyasarpadi Jeeva railway station. When police tried to arrest him, he attacked them, prompting officers to open fire. Balaji was declared dead at Government Stanley Hospital. He had significant control over parts of north Chennai.

The Times of India 'Strengthen festival of democracy': PM Modi's message to voters in J&K

Prime Minister Narendra Modi urged citizens to vote in large numbers as the first phase of Jammu and Kashmir assembly elections began. He particularly called upon young and first-time voters to participate. This election marks a significant milestone, being the first since the region's special status was revoked in 2019, with heightened security measures.

The Times of India Fake Kamala hit-and-run story work of Russian group: Microsoft

Microsoft disclosed that a video falsely alleging Kamala Harris was involved in a hit-and-run is Russian propaganda. The video, shared by a fabricated news channel, seeks to influence US public opinion ahead of the presidential election. This demonstrates continued foreign efforts to manipulate American political views.

The Times of India Why INDIA bloc has called for bandh in Puducherry

The opposition INDIA bloc, comprising Congress, DMK, and communist parties, has declared a bandh in Puducherry on Wednesday to protest against the AINRC-BJP government's increased power tariffs. They argue that pre-paid meters and privatizing power distribution will harm farmers and result in unfair pricing. Former chief minister V Narayanasamy warned of further protests if demands are not met.

The Times of India Dhaka on Hasina's stay in Delhi: 'Everything doesn't go by law'

Bangladesh's interim government announced that former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina is residing in India after her diplomatic passport was revoked. Her attempts to seek asylum elsewhere have been unsuccessful. Additionally, the government has granted magistracy powers to army officers for two months due to slow progress in improving law and order.

The Times of India How Israel turned everyday pagers into deadly weapons against Hezbollah

Israeli operatives secretly placed explosives in pagers used by Hezbollah, leading to an attack that killed at least nine people and injured over 2,800 across Lebanon. The devices were triggered remotely through a coded message. This operation marks a significant intelligence failure for Hezbollah, which has vowed retaliation against Israel.

The Times of India Delhi gets its 3rd woman CM as Arvind Kejriwal hands charge to Atishi

Finance and education minister Atishi has been chosen as the new leader of AAP's legislative party, making her Delhi's eighth chief minister. Outgoing CM Arvind Kejriwal resigned following his release from jail. Atishi will lead until the assembly elections scheduled for February 2025, continuing Kejriwal's vision for Delhi.

The Times of India Delhi gets its 3rd woman CM as Arvind Kejriwal hands charge to Atishi

Finance and education minister Atishi has been chosen as the new leader of AAP's legislative party, making her Delhi's eighth chief minister. Outgoing CM Arvind Kejriwal resigned following his release from jail. Atishi will lead until the assembly elections scheduled for February 2025, continuing Kejriwal's vision for Delhi.