The Times of India In a first, underwater drones to give more teeth to Maha Kumbh security

Mela police plan to use underwater drones and sonar technology for the first time during Maha Kumbh-2025 to improve security. Enhanced vigilance at ghats and rivers includes deep-water barricading, a water scooter brigade, and floating rescue stations equipped with first aid. A budget of ₹6.25 lakh supports these measures.

The Times of India Female doctor at Delhi’s Hedgewar hospital assaulted by patient’s kin

At Delhi's Hedgewar Hospital, a female doctor was allegedly assaulted by a patient's relatives after the patient died en route to another hospital. The patient had severe health issues and was referred for specialized care. This incident has left the doctor traumatised, with no action taken so far by hospital management.

The Times of India Trump ratchets up anti-immigrant rhetoric, says he will go to Springfield

Springfield, Ohio, famous from The Simpsons, faces tension over a proposed visit by Donald Trump due to his false claims about immigrants. Local Republicans urge him to stay away. Trump continues pushing conspiracy theories on illegal voting ahead of the 2024 elections against Kamala Harris, despite evidence showing non-citizen voting is rare.

The Times of India Why you should never break into Kamala Harris' house

Harris jokingly told Oprah: "If someone breaks into my house, they’re getting shot." Harris’s sudden gun enthusiasm reminded one of Travis Bickle, the tortured antagonist of Martin Scorsese’s Taxi Driver, who became obsessed with self-defence and bought a bunch of guns from a dealer to “protect himself”, which culminated in him getting a haircut and shooting up a brothel.

The Times of India 'Tu Malinga Bana Hua Hai!': Kohli to Shakib

Virat Kohli made a humorous remark calling Bangladesh's Shakib Al Hasan 'Malinga' due to his effective yorkers on the second day of the first Test in Chennai. Captured by the stump mic, this playful comment showcased Kohli’s wit and highlighted Shakib’s impressive bowling performance, drawing a parallel to Sri Lankan pacer Lasith Malinga.

The Times of India 'We are already dead': Lebanon on edge as Israel ups ante against Hezbollah

Israel conducted a targeted strike in Beirut, killing Hezbollah's elite Radwan unit chief. Explosions from booby-trapped devices have killed at least 37 people and injured thousands in Lebanon. The incident raises fears of escalating conflict between Israel and Hezbollah, worsening Lebanon's ongoing crises and straining its healthcare system. Lebanon was already teetering on the brink after a wave of pager and walkie-talkie explosions.

The Times of India Indian Embassy official found dead at Washington DC office

An Indian embassy official was found dead under mysterious circumstances within the mission's premises two days ago. Local law enforcement and the Secret Service are investigating, considering various possibilities including suicide. The Indian Embassy confirmed the death and is coordinating with relevant agencies for transferring the remains to India. Further details are pending as investigations continue.

The Times of India What makes professionals choose, stay in and leave a job? Global job trends are an eye-opener for employers

A recent Korn Ferry report reveals that flexible working hours have surpassed salary as the top priority for job seekers in the 21st-century job market. With employee retention heavily influenced by job security and opportunities for growth, employers must cultivate supportive workplaces, offer competitive compensation, and focus on learning and development to attract and retain talent. As the workforce evolves, understanding these shifting preferences is essential for organizational success. By prioritizing employee well-being, companies can foster loyalty and enhance productivity.

The Times of India Kohli's wit steals the show as Rohit playfully teases Gill

On the second day of the first Test between India and Bangladesh in Chennai, a light-hearted moment occurred when Rohit Sharma playfully tapped Shubman Gill on the jaw, prompting a witty remark from Virat Kohli that amused everyone. India ended the day at 81 for three, leading by 308 runs after dismissing Bangladesh for 149.

The Times of India Ashneer Grover: 'Jaha pe koi bol raha bada toxic culture hain…kaam to wahin...'

A resurfaced video of former BharatPe CEO Ashneer Grover advocating toxic work culture has sparked online debate. Shared by RPG Group's Harsh Goenka, the clip coincides with rising concerns about workplace practices following the alleged work-stress-related death of a young EY employee.

The Times of India 3 BSF personnel killed after bus falls into gorge in J&K's Budgam

Three Border Security Force personnel lost their lives and 32 others sustained injuries when their bus plunged into a gorge in Central Kashmir's Budgam district. The bus was transporting the personnel for election duty during the second phase of assembly polls. The injured have been rushed to a hospital for immediate medical attention.

The Times of India Andhra deputy CM Pawan Kalyan on Tirupati laddu row

Andhra Pradesh deputy CM Pawan Kalyan addressed the issue of adulterated ingredients in Tirupati Laddu Prasadams, stressing the importance of maintaining sanctity in places of worship. He said, “I think it is very essential for the integrity of our nation which is being neglected. It's high time, I think we should put an end to it. We will find a method to mitigate such situations,” he added.

The Times of India Veteran actress Kaviyoor Ponnamma dies at 79

The Malayalam film industry is mourning the death of actress Kaviyoor Ponnamma, who passed away at 79 after battling age-related health issues. Over her six-decade career, she appeared in more than 700 films, known for her roles as a mother and grandmother. Her on-screen chemistry with Mohanlal endeared her to audiences.

The Times of India Edtech major Physics Wallah raises $210 million to hire talent, companies

The Times of India Edtech major Physics Wallah raises $210 million to hire talent, companies