The Times of India Iranian hackers tried to send stolen Trump data to Biden associates: FBI

The FBI disclosed that Iranian hackers sought to disrupt the 2024 US election by sending unsolicited emails containing stolen Trump campaign materials to Biden's associates. These emails were largely ignored as spam or phishing attempts. Both campaigns have enhanced cybersecurity measures, while tech companies are preparing to secure the upcoming election.

The Times of India Bengal Medical Council to scrap Ghosh's registration

The West Bengal Medical Council will cancel the medical registration of former RG Kar Medical College principal Sandip Ghosh after he did not reply to a showcause notice. Currently in jail, Ghosh faces several irregularity charges. The council aims to finalize the cancellation by Thursday, following pressure from various medical associations.

The Times of India Bengal Medical Council to scrap Ghosh's registration

The West Bengal Medical Council will cancel the medical registration of former RG Kar Medical College principal Sandip Ghosh after he did not reply to a showcause notice. Currently in jail, Ghosh faces several irregularity charges. The council aims to finalize the cancellation by Thursday, following pressure from various medical associations.

The Times of India Star seeks $940 million from Zee over failed cricket deal

Star India has filed a claim for $940 million in damages against Zee Entertainment Enterprises in the London arbitral court due to payment defaults on cricket broadcasting rights. The arbitration process is ongoing, with Zee refuting the claims and planning to contest them, asserting that Star breached the agreement first.

The Times of India EY staffer's death puts focus on work stress

Anna Sebastian Perayil's death at EY in Pune has led to calls for better employee well-being in India Inc. HR leaders emphasize the need for improved work-life balance. This incident follows another case of a young professional's death due to work pressure, highlighting growing concerns over workplace stress and management practices.

The Times of India SpiceJet's 3,000-cr QIP oversubscribed

The Times of India In first cut in 4 years, US Fed slashes rates by larger 50bps

The US Federal Reserve has lowered its benchmark interest rate by half a percentage point to bolster the labour market. The new rate range is now 4.75% to 5%. Further cuts are expected in 2024 and 2025 as policymakers balance inflation and employment goals amid rising economic uncertainties.

The Times of India Starting early: Pension a/cs for children

Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman has unveiled NPS Vatsalya, a new pension scheme designed for minors to foster long-term financial security. The initiative was simultaneously launched at 75 locations across India, distributing over 250 PRANs to young subscribers. The scheme aims to instill saving habits early and leverage compounding for substantial future wealth.

The Times of India RBI's pause may continue, Dalal Street to tread cautiously

The US Federal Reserve's decision to cut rates by 50 basis points is unlikely to prompt an immediate reaction from RBI. This move could help stabilize the rupee and lower borrowing costs. Experts have mixed opinions on its impact, with some seeing benefits for NBFCs while others remain cautious about broader economic effects.

The Times of India US bankruptcy may not hit Tupperware India

Tupperware's Indian operations remain stable despite the US-based parent company's Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing. Local manufacturing supports this stability, and recent festive season sales have surged. The company aims to evolve into a digital-first, technology-led enterprise while continuing to provide innovative products through consultants, retail partners, and online platforms.

The Times of India EY resigns as adviser to Byju's IRP

EY Restructuring has resigned from advising Pankaj Srivastava, the NCLT-appointed internal resolution professional at Byju's. This development follows BDO’s resignation as Byju’s auditor earlier this month. Srivastava is currently inviting lenders, employees, vendors, and government entities to claim unpaid dues. Representatives from the IRP, EY, and Byju’s have not responded to queries.

The Times of India Congress files police plaint over NDA netas' threats against Rahul Gandhi

Congress has filed a complaint with Delhi Police over recent statements by NDA leaders targeting Rahul Gandhi. The party claims these remarks, including assassination threats and derogatory comments, are intended to jeopardize his safety and disturb public peace ahead of the J&K and Haryana elections. They demand an FIR against the individuals involved.

The Times of India Pandit elders seek a 'homeland', youth eye opportunities

Displaced Kashmiri Pandits voted with a unified demand for a 'homeland' in Kashmir after 36 years of exile. They criticized government job and housing proposals as mere symbols. Despite boycott calls, many participated in elections, emphasizing sustainable job opportunities to ensure their community's permanent return and preserve their ancient civilization.

The Times of India With bail stirring suspicion, all eyes on Engineer's impact

Engineer Rashid of Awami Ittehad Party has emerged as a pivotal figure in Kashmir's elections after being released from jail. Accusations swirl about his alleged role as a BJP proxy, challenging traditional parties like PDP and NC. His influence could significantly shape the election results on October 8.

The Times of India Caste census, MSP legal shield, OPS & more: Congress unveils '7Gs'

Congress has unveiled seven guarantees for Haryana before the assembly elections, including a caste census and legal guarantee for minimum support price. Other pledges include free electricity up to 300 units, Rs 2,000 monthly for women aged 18-60, and reinstating the Old Pension Scheme. The state will vote on October 5.