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The Times of India Security personnel gun down 28 Naxals in Chhattisgarh's Bastar region
At least 28 suspected Maoists have been killed in a fierce encounter with security forces in Narayanpur district. The gunfight erupted in Abujhmarh forests near Thulthuli village. Security forces from Dantewada and Narayanpur were involved. Automatic weapons and explosives were recovered. The encounter is part of heightened anti-Naxal operations in the Bastar region.
The Times of India Passengers evacuated after smoke detected on Air India Express flight
Passengers on a Muscat-bound Air India Express flight were safely evacuated after smoke was detected just before takeoff. All 142 passengers received food and beverages at the terminal, and an alternative flight was arranged. The departure was delayed due to a scheduled runway closure. An investigation into the cause is underway.
The Times of India Aussie players unanimously name Pant as India's top sledger
The intense India vs Australia Test cricket rivalry is highlighted by sledging, especially from India's Rishabh Pant. Australian players unanimously recognize Pant as the primary sledger and banterer. The upcoming Border-Gavaskar Trophy begins November 22, with India aiming to secure their position in the World Test Championship final.
The Times of India Sehwag’s son Aaryavir makes impressive debut for Delhi
Aaryavir Sehwag, son of legendary Indian cricketer Virender Sehwag, made a notable debut in the Vinoo Mankad Trophy, scoring 49 runs to help Delhi secure a six-wicket win against Manipur. His performance included a crucial 61-run stand with skipper Pranav Pant, who remained unbeaten on 75 off 45 balls, enhancing his cricketing credentials.
The Times of India 'I'm a bit ... ': Actor Govinda breaks silence on accidental shooting
Govinda, who recently made headlines for accidentally shooting himself (on the left leg) with a loaded revolver, finally shared details about how he injured his leg during a recent press conference, shortly after being discharged from the hospital today (October 4).
The Times of India Jaishankar reaffirms India's support for Sri Lanka's economic recovery
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar's visit to Sri Lanka focuses on enhancing economic recovery efforts, strengthening cooperation in tourism, energy, and investment. He meets Sri Lankan President Anura Kumara Dissanayake, Prime Minister Harini Amarasuriya, and Foreign Minister Vijitha Herath to reaffirm India's support and discuss key collaboration areas.
The Times of India ‘Everyone knows IPL rule changed for Dhoni’: Kaif
Former Indian cricketer Mohammad Kaif supports a new IPL rule change that allows MS Dhoni to play as an uncapped player beyond 2024, despite his last appearance for India in 2019. Kaif highlights Dhoni's influence and fitness, while emphasizing that financial aspects don't concern Dhoni, making this rule change significant for both him and CSK.
The Times of India Watch: Easwaran's reaction after getting dismissed for 191
Abhimanyu Easwaran's dismissal for 191 in the Irani Cup 2024 against Mumbai was a key moment on the fourth day at Ekana Cricket Stadium, Lucknow. His crucial 165-run partnership with Dhruv Jurel helped Rest of India reach a substantial total of 416. Mumbai now leads by over 250 runs, setting up a tense final day.
The Times of India Why Harris and her father Donald don’t talk despite living 2 miles apart
Kamala Harris’s estrangement from her father, Donald J. Harris, stems from complex family dynamics dating back to her parents’ separation when she was a child. Despite their proximity in Washington, they have been distant for years, with personality similarities, ambition, and past conflicts contributing to the rift. Kamala’s close relationship with her mother and Donald’s absence at key life events deepened the divide. While he remains proud of her achievements, the potential for reconciliation exists, though neither has actively pursued it.
The Times of India 'Nazarandaaz toh nahi karenge': Kumari Selja on Congress' Haryana CM pick
Amid rumours of a rift in Haryana Congress, Rajya Sabha MP Kumari Selja affirms her candidacy for the chief minister's post if the party wins the upcoming elections, citing her seniority and contributions. She dismisses speculations of joining the BJP.
The Times of India 'Disappointing, condemnable but not ... ': India on fugitive Zakir Naik's Pakistan visit
The central government expressed disappointment and condemnation over Islamic preacher Zakir Naik's visit to Pakistan, where he was warmly welcomed. Naik, wanted in India for hate speech and terror-related charges, is set to deliver lectures across major Pakistani cities, highlighting his controversial background and ongoing legal issues. Naik, 58, is the founder of the Islamic Research Foundation (IRF). A doctor by profession, he is known for delivering inflammatory lectures in English, unlike many other Islamic preachers who use Urdu or Arabic.
The Times of India We know India are very difficult to beat, says Oz cricketer ahead of BGT
Ahead of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy, Australian cricketers Steve Smith and Pat Cummins acknowledge India's challenge, emphasizing the importance of the series starting on November 22. Smith respects India's dominance while skipper Cummins seeks to amend past defeats. Star spinner Nathan Lyon also praises the Indian squad, and said he has always loved to compete against the star-studded Indian line-up.
The Times of India 'To overcome Dhoni's tactics...': Bhajji on how MI outperformed CSK
MS Dhoni and Rohit Sharma are the most successful IPL captains with five titles each, but Rohit's Mumbai Indians have historically bested Dhoni's Chennai Super Kings in finals. Former cricketer Harbhajan Singh explains how MI consistently outperform CSK in crucial games and praises both captains for inspiring their teams to victory.
The Times of India Bad news for Trump? Harris to get Obama boost in last 27 days of campaign
Former President Barack Obama will campaign for Vice President Kamala Harris in key battleground states ahead of the upcoming election, beginning in Pittsburgh. Obama has described Harris’s candidacy as a continuation of his political legacy, highlighting her focus on serving the American people. Their political alliance spans two decades, with Harris supporting Obama during his 2008 campaign. Polls show Harris holding a slight lead over Trump, with independent voters being unpredictable. Additionally, some Republicans may support Harris, as indicated by recent endorsements and polls showing a shift among Republican voters. The election remains highly competitive.
The Times of India 'No evacuation process yet but if ...': MEA amid Middle-East tensions
India has not initiated an evacuation process from Israel, Iran, and other Middle Eastern countries amid ongoing tensions, but flights remain available for those wishing to return. The Indian government emphasises restraint and civilian protection, and seeks to prevent a wider regional conflict.
