The Times of India 'We share a common view on Russia-Ukraine war': Zelenskyy meets Trump in New York

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy met with former US President Donald Trump in New York, stressing the need to stop the war in Ukraine. This meeting came after Vice President Kamala Harris expressed strong support for Ukraine. Trump and Harris have differing views on US involvement as the presidential election nears.

The Times of India 'Nadda has no common sense': Omar Abdullah on union minister's remark

Omar Abdullah rebutted BJP chief JP Nadda's comment on his mathematical abilities, asserting that common sense is more pertinent to Jammu and Kashmir elections. He criticized the central government for low voter turnout and questioned the development achievements in Jammu since the abrogation of Article 370 five years ago.

The Times of India 'Mental case': Shaheen roasted for Wasim, Waqar remarks

Shaheen Afridi, Pakistan’s leading fast bowler, addressed concerns from coach Gary Kirsten about his heavy workload. Kirsten noted that Afridi had bowled three times more overs than any other fast bowler globally over the past 18 months. Afridi dismissed these concerns, citing past legends like Wasim Akram and Waqar Younis who managed similar workloads.

The Times of India Tirupati laddu row: Naidu, Reddy in war of words over Tirumala visit

Andhra Pradesh CM Chandrababu Naidu rejected Jagan Mohan Reddy's claim of being denied entry to Tirumala temple, demanding evidence. Naidu accused Reddy of misleading the public and emphasized respecting religious traditions. He announced plans for legislation requiring individuals from the same faith to work in religious institutions.

The Times of India 'Promotion of Khalistani theories': Canada MP blasts plea on Kanishka bombing

Chandra Arya, an Indian-origin Canadian MP, denounced recent demands for a fresh inquiry into the 1985 Air India bombing. He labeled these demands as efforts to promote conspiracy theories by Khalistan extremists. Arya pointed out that two previous Canadian public inquiries had already found Khalistan extremists responsible for the bombing, which killed 329 people and remains Canada's largest mass killing.

The Times of India ‘Harry Potter’ fame Maggie Smith passes away at 89

Oscar-winning actress Maggie Smith, known for her roles in 'Harry Potter' and 'Downton Abbey,' passed away at 89. Her sons confirmed she was with loved ones during her final moments. They thanked the hospital staff for their care and requested privacy. Smith's career spanned comedy and drama, leaving a lasting impact.

The Times of India Princess Diana was heartbroken over gossip on Harry's 'biological father'

Princess Diana felt heartbroken over rumors claiming her riding instructor James Hewitt as Prince Harry's father. Her hairdresser Richard Dalton clarified that Harry was born before Diana met Hewitt and said that the red hair trait Harry got from the Spencer family. Dalton’s memoir unveils unknown aspects of Diana’s life and her relationship with Hewitt.

The Times of India 'No minister can ...': Cong's stern words for Vikramaditya amid 'eateries diktat' row

Congress general secretary KC Venugopal called Himachal Pradesh minister Vikramaditya Singh to New Delhi regarding his remarks on eateries displaying owners' names. Venugopal stressed that no party member can oppose Congress policies. Singh claimed he was misquoted and discussed organizational activities with Venugopal, amidst protests over illegal construction in Shimla.

The Times of India Tirupati temple row: Why Reddy's religion has become a flashpoint in Andhra

The Times of India Kejriwal, Atishi cry foul after MCD seat polls; BJP hits back

Arvind Kejriwal criticized BJP for allegedly manipulating the Municipal Corporation of Delhi's election process by having an additional commissioner convene a meeting instead of the mayor. The BJP’s Sunder Singh Tanwar won a vacant seat unopposed after AAP and Congress boycotted. The standing committee now comprises 10 BJP members and eight from AAP.

The Times of India 'Moaners and crybabies': Gavaskar mocks English media

Sunil Gavaskar slammed the English media for their constant criticism of Indian pitches ahead of a Test series. Commentating on the second Test between India and Bangladesh, he labeled them as 'moaners' and 'crybabies.' Gavaskar praised Ashwin's performance, remembering similar complaints during an earlier match against England at Chepauk.

The Times of India Received notice to pay additional tax? TDS claim rejection maybe cause

The income tax department will deny TDS credit and flag your ITR if it detects discrepancies between the TDS information reported in your return and that provided by the deductor. Ensuring accurate and consistent TDS data is crucial to avoid issues with the tax authorities. According to some experts, typographical errors in the PAN submitted by the taxpayer or recorded by the deductor can lead to incorrect reflection of TDS.

The Times of India 6 income tax rules in effect before the Union budget meetings commence

The finance ministry's pre-Budget meetings will run from October 10 to November 11, covering key ministries. Effective October 1, changes include the discontinuation of Aadhaar for PAN and ITR, higher Securities Transaction Tax, and revised TDS rates. The Direct Tax Vivad Se Vishwas Scheme seeks to settle pending tax disputes.

The Times of India BJP wins last vacant seat of MCD's standing panel, AAP calls vote 'illegal'

The BJP clinched the last vacant seat on the Municipal Corporation of Delhi's Standing Committee without opposition as AAP and Congress councillors boycotted the vote. Sunder Singh of BJP secured all 115 votes from his party, while AAP’s Nirmala Kumari got none. This gives BJP a majority with 10 members to AAP’s eight.

The Times of India SummerSlam 2025: Is John Cena winning his 17th World Title in the event?

WWE has announced a two-night SummerSlam event in New Jersey for August 2025. Fans are excited about the possibility of John Cena winning his record-breaking 17th World Championship during this event, which aligns with his 'Farewell Tour'. The timing and scale of SummerSlam make it an ideal occasion for this historic milestone.