The Times of India Door-to-door campaigns back in J&K, first since 1987 election

Evening campaigns and door-to-door canvassing have returned to Kashmir Valley for the first time since 1987. Candidates now engage directly with voters, marking a shift in the political climate. New participants include Independents and members of banned groups, reflecting changes ahead of the upcoming elections.

The Times of India Ahead of PM Modi's Doda rally, 2 soldiers killed, as many injured in operation to smoke out terrorists

The Times of India PM Modi condoles Gujarat Meshwo river drowning incident

Prime Minister Narendra Modi offered condolences for the drowning of eight people in Gujarat's Dehgam taluk. The victims, residents of Vasna Sogthi village, were bathing in the Meshwo River when they misjudged its depth due to an under-construction check dam. Rescue operations have since concluded, with one person initially reported missing found safe.

The Times of India Sexual harassment probe opened against SAP CTO: What the company said

German prosecutors have initiated a criminal investigation into SAP SE's CTO, Jurgen Muller, following allegations of sexual harassment. Muller announced his resignation after admitting to inappropriate behavior at a company event. SAP has pledged full cooperation with the investigation.

The Times of India Encounter break outs in J&K's Baramulla

The Times of India Telecom department comes with new 'Make in India' rules for these 36 products

The Department of Telecommunications has mandated that at least 50% local content is required for 36 identified telecom products in public procurement. This measure aims to promote domestic manufacturing and applies to central government entities and projects funded by the Universal Service Obligation Fund. Stakeholders are invited to submit comments on the draft notification within 15 days.

The Times of India China planning to build its base on moon? This is what it means

China and Russia are spearheading the International Lunar Research Station near the Moon's south pole. The plan involves launching five rockets from 2030 to 2035 for construction, aiming for a basic base by 2035 and further development until 2050. China seeks collaboration with up to 50 countries for this ambitious project.

The Times of India How European Union may have 'bad' but not 'dangerous' news for Google

EU antitrust regulators are considering hefty fines for Google's anti-competitive practices in its adtech business. A breakup order is not currently planned but remains a future possibility if issues persist. The decision may be announced in the coming months, following Margrethe Vestager's departure from office in November.

The Times of India Sunita Williams, Butch Wilmore to vote for US election from Space: 'Very important duty'

Nasa scientists Sunita Williams and Butch Wilmore Friday said that they are looking forward to cast their ballot in the US election from the International Space Station as their return has been delayed. Answering a question on voting, Wilmore said he sent down his request for a ballot today as it is a very important duty and Nasa makes sure that they are able to cast their votes. Sunita agreed and said she is looking forward to be able to vote from Space.

The Times of India Delhi gets its CM back: How Kejriwal's return will impact Haryana polls

Arvind Kejriwal's release from jail after receiving bail from the Supreme Court in the excise policy case is set to strengthen AAP ahead of elections and revive governance in Delhi. Despite restrictions on his movements, Kejriwal will oversee crucial policy decisions and ensure that administrative work continues smoothly.

The Times of India After AAP workers burst crackers, BJP slams govt

After imposing a firecracker ban in Delhi, AAP workers celebrated CM Arvind Kejriwal's release on bail by bursting fireworks. This action was criticized by activists and the BJP, who called the ban a gimmick. They demanded strict measures against those involved for violating the prohibition.

The Times of India Infosys founder Narayana Murthy: My wife's logic was ...

Infosys founder NR Narayana Murthy underscores the role of parents in cultivating disciplined learning environments for children. During a physics textbook launch, he detailed his family's study routines that excluded television. Murthy also criticized coaching classes, advocating for primary learning within classrooms complemented by parental guidance at home.

The Times of India Mother tied to pole, thrashed for son's inter-caste marriage in Andhra

In Kalukunta village, Govindamma, aged 55, was tied to a pole and severely beaten after her son married outside their caste. Her clothes were ripped off during the attack. Police rescued her and she is now being treated at Yemmiganur government hospital. Ten suspects have been identified and cases have been filed against them.

The Times of India Reason behind Gavaskar's infamous walkout in 1981 MCG Test

In the 1981 Melbourne Test against Australia, legendary Sunil Gavaskar walked off in protest after being controversially given out LBW by umpire Rex Whitehead. He signaled his partner to join him, but intervention from the Indian team manager prevented a forfeit. India ultimately won the match by 59 runs due to Kapil Dev's exceptional bowling.

The Times of India Centre asks probe panel to summit report on Manipur violence by Nov 20

The Centre has instructed the Justice Ajai Lamba commission to deliver its report on Manipur's ethnic violence by November 20, 2024. Formed in June last year, this three-member panel is investigating the causes and spread of the May 3, 2023 violence and assessing whether administrative measures were adequate.