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The Times of India Donald Trump’s pet-eating claims sparks meme online: ‘..best line ever…’
In a recent debate, Donald Trump claimed that undocumented Haitian immigrants in Springfield, Ohio, were eating local pets. The claim went viral on social media platform X (formerly Twitter), sparking nearly 270,000 posts and humorous content linking the statement to the fictional town from The Simpsons.
The Times of India Taylor Swift's endorsement of Kamala Harris drives 400,000+ to vote.gov
Taylor Swift's endorsement of Kamala Harris has stirred significant interest and could impact the US presidential election. Her Instagram post resulted in a surge in voter registrations, particularly among young voters. Harris's campaign aims to capitalize on this momentum, potentially involving Swift further in key battleground states like Pennsylvania.
The Times of India Border Gavaskar Trophy: When Ricky Ponting's on-air analysis of Prithvi Shaw turned into match reality
Prithvi Shaw's impressive Test debut with a century set high expectations, but his form soon declined. In the 2020-21 Border-Gavaskar Trophy, Shaw struggled against inswinging deliveries from Australian bowlers Mitchell Starc and Pat Cummins. Former captain Ricky Ponting highlighted technical flaws in Shaw's batting that contributed to his early dismissals.
The Times of India Adani in world's best companies of '24. Check spot in TIME list
The Adani Group is featured in TIME's World's Best Companies of 2024 list at rank 736. This recognition underscores the group's dedication to employee satisfaction, revenue growth, and sustainability. Eight out of eleven listed Adani companies were assessed, demonstrating their extensive business interests across various sectors.
The Times of India 'The way FM handled bizman apology ... ': TN CM Stalin slams Sitharaman
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin criticized Union finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman after a video surfaced showing a restaurant owner apologizing for questioning GST. Stalin claimed the businessman made fair demands and called the minister's handling shameful. BJP Tamil Nadu unit later apologized for sharing their private conversation.
The Times of India Dubai princess Latifa M R Al Maktoum shares video of father on Insta
Dubai's Princess Latifa bint Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum shared an emotional tribute to her father, Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, on X.
The Times of India 'Model banana padega': Giriraj on Hindu groups protesting over Shimla mosque
Union minister Giriraj Singh lauded the unity of Hindu organizations in Himachal Pradesh over protests against unauthorised mosque construction in Sanjauli, suggesting it sends a strong national message. He also criticised opposition leaders for their divisive politics and reactions to Prime Minister Modi attending a Ganesh puja at Chief Justice DY Chandrachud's residence.
The Times of India Ind vs Pak: Famous encounters of storied hockey rivalry
The India vs Pakistan hockey rivalry continues to captivate fans despite Pakistan's recent struggles. India have dominated their last 16 encounters with Pakistan, winning 14 times, while two matches ended as draws. The historic clashes include three Olympic finals and the 1975 World Cup final. The two teams take each other on once again in the Asian Champions Trophy 2024.
The Times of India Moin Khan calls Afridi's removal from Pakistan captaincy 'unjust'
Former Pakistan captain Moin Khan has criticized the decision to remove Shaheen Shah Afridi from white-ball captaincy, highlighting his leadership skills and popularity among players. He emphasized that frequent changes in captaincy negatively impact player performance and stressed the need for a stable, long-term approach in grooming future leaders for Pakistan cricket.
The Times of India Mammals can breathe through anuses? IG Nobel Prizes celebrate the unusual
The IG Nobel Prize ceremony recognized imaginative achievements in science, medicine, and technology. Notable studies included mammals breathing through their anuses and coin flip probabilities. The event featured quirky elements such as accordion music and paper airplane deluges. Winners received a Zimbabwean ten trillion-dollar bill and a transparent box related to Murphy's Law.
The Times of India 'His hand went dangerously low': Another plaint against Arindam Sil
An actor has filed a sexual harassment complaint against Arindam Sil with the West Bengal Commission for Women. The incident happened in 2017 and was publicly discussed in 2020. This follows another recent complaint alleging inappropriate behavior by Sil during a film shoot, prompting further legal actions.
The Times of India Born blind, now saving lives: How woman's ‘magic fingers’ detect breast cancer
Ayesha Banu, a blind medical tactile examiner at Cytecare Hospitals in Bengaluru, uses her heightened sense of touch to detect breast cancer. The Magic Fingers initiative, a collaboration between EnAble India and Cytecare, has empowered visually challenged women like Ayesha and Noorunnisa to save lives through early detection.
The Times of India Audio: Ex TMC MP alleges conspiracy to attack doctors in Kolkata
Security was heightened and one person arrested at a junior doctors' protest in Kolkata following an audio clip revealing plans to attack the doctors and frame Trinamool. Police initiated a case, while political parties exchanged accusations of conspiracy to discredit each other.
The Times of India US man purchases $395,000 cliffside home despite erosion warnings
David Moot, an American interior painter and designer, acquired a cliffside home on Cape Cod for $395,000 despite warnings about coastal erosion. The three-bedroom house sits only 7.6 metres from a deteriorating cliff. This purchase exemplifies a growing trend of buying scenic properties at significant discounts amid climate change concerns.
The Times of India 'Lessons learned': Stranded astronauts Sunita Williams and Butch Wilmore on Boeing's return to earth
NASA astronauts Sunita Williams and Butch Wilmore shared their relief after the Boeing Starliner spacecraft safely landed in New Mexico. During a live press conference from the ISS, they discussed their extended mission, lessons learned, and upcoming handover to Expedition 72 astronauts Nick and Alex. The astronauts are scheduled to return to Earth aboard a SpaceX Crew Dragon in February.
