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The Times of India Watch: IAS Tina Dabi impressed by village Sarpanch’s fluent English
IAS officer Tina Dabi, recently appointed as Collector of Barmer, Rajasthan, was seen applauding Sarpanch Sonu Kanwar’s fluent English speech at a function. The viral video has ignited discussions on women’s empowerment and leadership in rural India. Both Dabi and Kanwar are celebrated for their roles in promoting female representation.
The Times of India Was Israel behind pagers exploding across Lebanon?
In Lebanon, thousands of pagers exploded, resulting in 8 deaths and over 2,700 injuries, including Hezbollah fighters. This event followed an alleged assassination attempt by Hezbollah on a former Israeli defense official. Hezbollah blames Israel for the attack while investigations into the cause continue. The new pagers had lithium batteries that apparently exploded.
The Times of India Polls show Harris edging ahead of Trump with 61% chances of winning
US Vice President Kamala Harris has widened her lead over former US President Donald Trump in most polls tracked by 538 after their debate, with her odds of winning the electoral college now at 61 percent. The polls were conducted before a second purported assassination attempt on Trump, which some media outlets claim is being overlooked.
The Times of India ‘Kheer brought back …’: PM gets emotional remembering mother on b'day
Prime Minister Narendra Modi became emotional during a visit to an Adivasi family in Odisha, recalling birthday visits to his late mother. He interacted with 'PM Awas Yojana' beneficiaries and initiated projects worth ₹3,800 crore. Political leaders extended their well-wishes on his 74th birthday.
The Times of India PM Narendra Modi congratulates Indian hockey team after Asian Champions Trophy triumph
India's men's hockey team secured a record-extending fifth Asian Champions Trophy title with a 1-0 victory over China, thanks to Jugraj Singh's late goal. Prime Minister Narendra Modi congratulated the team for making the nation proud. Earlier, Pakistan defeated Korea 5-2 to secure third place in the six-team tournament.
The Times of India What are pagers? Devices that led to a wave of blasts in Lebanon
A wave of pager explosions in Lebanon has resulted in eight deaths and over 2,700 injuries. The blasts primarily impacted Hezbollah members, raising suspicions of Israeli involvement. Authorities are investigating potential causes such as overheating batteries or advanced technology. Hospitals remain on high alert while treating numerous critically injured individuals.
The Times of India Largest ships in the world including Seawise Giant, Queen Mary 2, Valemax, and more
As of 2024, colossal ships like the Seawise Giant and Oasis Class cruise liners highlight remarkable engineering feats in global trade and luxury travel. These vessels range from oil tankers to passenger ships, each playing a vital role in their respective fields. The Seawise Giant remains the largest ever built at 458 metres.
The Times of India Leopard in Bengaluru's Electronics City: Where is it hiding?
Panic ensued in Electronics City, Bengaluru, after a leopard was seen crossing Hosur Road towards NTTF grounds early Tuesday morning. Forest officials confirmed the sighting and deployed a Leopard Task Force for combing operations. Previous leopard sightings in the area have raised concerns among residents and prompted heightened vigilance.
The Times of India Why the 'Bodyline' series became cricket’s darkest chapter
The 1932–33 Bodyline series between England and Australia is remembered for its controversial tactics. Under skipper Douglas Jardine, England's bowlers targeted Australian batsmen with short-pitched balls aimed at their bodies. Despite winning the series 4–1, this approach caused injuries, public outrage in Australia, strained diplomatic relations, and led to changes in cricket rules.
The Times of India How US students can benefit from Department of Education's final Title IX regulations
The U.S. Department of Education’s final Title IX regulations mark a significant step forward in protecting students from gender bias and discrimination. By expanding protections to cover a broader range of sex-based discrimination, enhancing accountability for schools, and providing greater support to students and families, these regulations reaffirm the Department’s commitment to equity in education. The changes reflect a modern understanding of gender discrimination, ensuring that all students have the right to learn and thrive in an environment free from harassment and bias.
The Times of India 400-yr-old Mughal-era murals at Akbar’s tomb damaged by rain, neglect
The 400-year-old murals at Mughal emperor Akbar's tomb in Agra have suffered damage due to incessant rains, causing panels to detach and colors to fade. Conservation efforts are underway with scaffolding installed for protection. Experts are assessing the best restoration methods to preserve these invaluable historical artworks.
The Times of India Trump says Biden-Harris rhetoric causing assassination bids; Dems blame Trump
Donald Trump accuses Democrats of inciting violence against him, citing recent assassination attempts as evidence. Democrats counter by highlighting Trump's own inflammatory rhetoric. Both sides use selective statements to support their claims. Security concerns for Trump have intensified, leading to calls for increased protection and investigations into the threats.
The Times of India Escaping riots in Bangladesh & prostitution in Chennai, woman lands in jail
A 26-year-old Bangladeshi woman fleeing unrest and a prostitution ring in Chennai has been arrested for illegal entry into India. Her boyfriend, who forged documents to claim she is an Indian resident, was also apprehended. Authorities are searching for two associates linked to the flesh trade.
The Times of India Sunil Grover shares Salman Khan's reaction to his finale act with Krushna Abhishek
The Great Indian Kapil Show is set to return with a new season. In an interview, Sunil Grover discussed Salman Khan's positive reaction to his finale performance mimicking Shah Rukh Khan and Salman Khan. The show will be available for streaming from September 21st, every Saturday at 8 PM.
The Times of India Tom Brady's Birmingham defeats Ryan Reynolds' Wrexham
In a thrilling 'Hollywood Derby,' Tom Brady’s Birmingham City secured a 3-1 victory over Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney’s Wrexham AFC. Played at St Andrew’s ground, the match saw Wrexham initially leading. However, Birmingham turned the game around, continuing their unbeaten streak and handing Wrexham their first league defeat of the season.
