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The Times of India Hezbollah strikes Israeli military base after Beirut attack kills 37
Hezbollah claimed responsibility for launching missiles at an Israeli military base following an Israeli airstrike that killed 37 people, including a senior Hezbollah leader. The conflict escalated with rockets intercepted in Haifa and Nazareth. Israel's Defense Minister stated the strike disrupted Hezbollah's command chain, leading to new safety measures in northern Israel.
The Times of India Rishabh Pant reminds everyone why he is special
Rishabh Pant's remarkable comeback in Test cricket sees him match MS Dhoni's six-Test-centuries feat in just 34 games. Overcoming a severe car accident, Pant's determination and hard work have paid off, showcasing his batting prowess and excellent wicketkeeping skills against Bangladesh. His resilience and performance are highly praised by teammates and coaches.
The Times of India US backs India's bid for permanent seat at UN Security Council
The United States has backed India's quest for a permanent seat on the UN Security Council. This support was echoed in a joint statement by Quad members, highlighting the need to reform the UNSC to be more representative and inclusive. They advocate for expanded representation from Africa, Asia, Latin America, and the Caribbean.
The Times of India Gene-therapy must be accessible to all: CJI
Chief Justice of India D Y Chandrachud stressed the importance of making costly gene therapy accessible to all, especially those outside urban centers. Speaking at a Bengaluru conference, he highlighted financial barriers and called for indigenous solutions, societal awareness, and industry support through CSR initiatives and tax incentives to make treatments affordable.
The Times of India Will Supreme Court be able to restrain over-speaking HC/SC judges?
The Supreme Court's guidelines to curb judges' excessive courtroom remarks may not be effective without stringent consequences. The article highlights English Judge Hippy Hallet's career, ended by his overbearing questions, and raises doubts about India's readiness to take similar actions against over-speaking judges, given the complex removal process under Article 124(4).
The Times of India A knockout you can't miss! Dubois demolishes Joshua
Daniel Dubois successfully defended his IBF world heavyweight title with a fifth-round knockout of Anthony Joshua at Wembley Stadium. The victory cements Dubois' position in the heavyweight division while raising questions about Joshua's future. Both boxers were aiming for a shot at Tyson Fury or Oleksandr Usyk for the undisputed championship.
The Times of India Israel raids Al Jazeera's West Bank bureau, serves closure notice
Israeli forces raided Al Jazeera's office in Ramallah, ordering a 45-day closure without providing reasons. The Palestinian Journalists' Syndicate condemned the action as a violation of media freedom. This follows Israel's earlier revocation of Al Jazeera journalists' press credentials and a ban on the channel's operations within the country.
The Times of India 'China continues to behave ... ': Biden caught saying in hot mic blunder
During the Quad summit, US President Joe Biden was overheard via a hot mic discussing China's aggressive behavior and Xi Jinping's domestic focus. Although China wasn't directly mentioned in the joint statement, it highlighted concerns over the East and South China Seas. Efforts to reduce tensions with China were also noted.
The Times of India How Rishabh Pant forced Shubman Gill to say, 'Bro, calm down'
Rishabh Pant and Shubman Gill shone with centuries on day three of the first Test against Bangladesh in Chennai. The duo shared a light-hearted moment with Pant repeatedly hitting Gill's bat to celebrate. India declared at 287 for 4, setting an imposing target of 515 runs, leaving Bangladesh struggling at stumps on day three.
The Times of India Expanding Air India's punctuality woes leave flyers frustrated
Air India's ongoing punctuality problems are causing significant inconvenience for passengers on international routes. Since rejoining the Tata Group in 2022, the airline has struggled with engineering and maintenance issues. Vistara, known for better punctuality, is set to merge with Air India on November 12. The Directorate General of Civil Aviation has intervened following multiple long delays.
The Times of India India virtually seal historic gold at Chess Olympiad
Arjun Erigaisi's victory over USA's Leinier Dominguez Perez has positioned India on the brink of winning its first gold in the Open section of the 45th Chess Olympiad. With a lead of 19 points, India is ahead of China, who have 17 points. In the women's section, India and Kazakhstan are tied at 17 points each.
The Times of India Watch: Biden places hand on Modi's shoulder when questioned on Quad survival
President Joe Biden reassured the Quad alliance's future beyond US elections during a meeting with PM Modi, Australian PM Albanese, and Japanese PM Kishida. India will host the Quad Summit in 2025. Biden announced new initiatives for maritime technology and coast guard collaboration to enhance security in the Indo-Pacific region.
The Times of India Deadly Israeli airstrike in Beirut kills 37
An Israeli airstrike in a Beirut suburb killed at least 37 people, including senior Hezbollah leaders. The attack targeted an underground meeting of Hezbollah commanders, resulting in significant casualties and damage. This escalation has heightened cross-border violence and diplomatic tensions, prompting Lebanon's Prime Minister to cancel his planned UN visit.
The Times of India 42 days on, jr docs back at emergency but skip OPD
Junior doctors in Kolkata have resumed work in emergency wards after a 42-day strike following the rape and murder of a colleague. They continue to boycott OPD duties, demanding justice and improved safety measures. Patients expressed relief as emergency services became available again, while doctors await further action from authorities.
The Times of India Cheers before Durga puja: Bangladesh to send 3k tonnes of hilsa to India
The return of hilsa diplomacy has once again bridged borders in time for a festive celebration.
