The Times of India How tall is WWE hall of famer The Great Khali? Is he actually 7’5?

The Great Khali, standing at 7 feet 1 inch, had a notable WWE career after joining in 2006. Known for his powerful presence and memorable matches, he became India's first WWE wrestler and later inspired future wrestlers through training. Post-WWE, he found success in Bollywood and Hollywood.

The Times of India Punjab woman's daring fight with three robbers - Watch video

In a remarkable display of bravery, a woman from Amritsar single-handedly thwarted an attempted robbery by three thieves in broad daylight, as shown in viral CCTV footage. She secured her home and protected her young daughter by cleverly blocking the entry door and calling for help.

The Times of India Hathras stampede: Organiser among 11 named in 3,200-page charge sheet

Hathras police have filed a comprehensive 3,200-page charge sheet concerning the July 2 stampede during the "Bhole Baba" gathering in Fulrai village, which led to 121 deaths. Eleven individuals, including event organizers, are charged, but Surajpal Singh, the event's spiritual leader, is not accused. A judicial inquiry continues alongside the police investigation.

The Times of India Can Israel kill its way to a regime change in Iran?

Iran's missile attack on Israel targeted key airbases, escalating regional tensions. Israel vows severe retaliation, while the US urges restraint to avoid a broader conflict. This significant escalation, in response to the assassination of Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh, threatens to draw regional powers into a larger war, testing US influence in shaping outcomes.

The Times of India Japan seeks stability but expects 'China to behave ...': New foreign minister

Japan's new foreign minister, Takeshi Iwaya, stresses the need for a constructive and stable relationship with China while safeguarding Japan's national interests. He emphasizes dialogue with China, regional peace, and condemns escalating Middle East violence, urging responsible actions from all involved.

The Times of India 'Maybe Rohit rang Stokes and...': Vaughan says 'Gamball' looks similar to 'Bazball'

Former England captain Michael Vaughan on Wednesday ignited a cricketing debate by claiming India under Rohit Sharma is mirroring England's aggressive 'Bazball' approach, branded 'Gamball' linked to Gautam Gambhir. Vaughan also noted India's rapid scoring and attacking play, drawing similarities to England's attacking style under Brendon McCullum and Ben Stokes.

The Times of India Prashant Kishor launches Jan Suraaj Party in Bihar's Patna

Prashant Kishor on Wednesday officially launched the Jan Suraaj Party in Bihar's Patna, emphasising the need for a robust education system funded by the removal of the state's liquor ban. The launch followed a 3,000-km 'padayatra' aimed at addressing Bihar's backwardness and mobilising people for a new political alternative.

The Times of India Israel bars entry of UN chief Antonio Guterres over Iran attack response

Israel has declared UN secretary-seneral Antonio Guterres "persona non grata" for not condemning Iran's missile attack on Israel. Foreign Minister Israel Katz criticized Guterres for not denouncing Hamas's atrocities and accused him of supporting terrorists. Guterres had called for a ceasefire amid escalating violence, urging an end to the conflict.

The Times of India Watch: JD Vance checkmates Tim Walz on Iran’s nuclear aspirations

In a crucial debate, US Senator JD Vance and Minnesota Governor Tim Walz discussed key issues, focusing on the Middle East, climate change, and immigration. Both candidates hesitated to directly support a preemptive Israeli strike on Iran. Walz criticised Trump’s leadership, while Vance defended Trump’s foreign policy record. They addressed past misstatements and directed criticisms at their running mates, with Walz targeting Trump’s border wall failure and Vance criticising Harris’s handling of immigration.

The Times of India Sarfaraz becomes first Mumbai batter to notch up Irani Cup double ton

Rising star Sarfaraz Khan slammed a double century for Mumbai in the Irani Cup against Rest of India, becoming the first Mumbai batter to achieve the milestone. Despite being dropped earlier, Sarfaraz's sensational 200 propelled him to the second-highest batting average in first-class cricket, behind Vijay Merchant.

The Times of India Did Netanyahu really flee to bunker? Viral video sparks controversy

The Times of India Babar Azam hailed for quitting captaincy

Former Pakistan cricketer Basit Ali praises Babar Azam's decision to step down as captain of the white-ball team, calling it a 'sensible decision.' Azam resigned following disappointing performances in major tournaments, aiming to focus on his individual game and personal life. Pakistan cricket is now in search of a new white-ball skipper.

The Times of India New TRAI rule on spam messages comes into effect: What it means

TRAI’s new regulations effective from October 1 require companies to register commercial messages containing links and attachments with telecom providers. These measures, using blockchain-based technology, aim to combat spam and enhance security, ensuring that only verified entities send promotional messages, which can be fully traced to protect consumers from scams.

The Times of India Navratri 2024: Nine forms of Goddess Durga, vahan, and significance

Shardiya Navratri 2024 starts on October 2 and ends on October 12 with Dussehra. The festival involves worshipping nine forms of Goddess Durga over nine days. This article also provides timings for Ghatasthapana Muhurta and details each day’s specific goddess, describing their significance and traditional depictions in Hindu culture.

The Times of India Israel-Iran conflict: How escalating situation could impact India

Iran has launched nearly 200 missiles on Israel, escalating tensions in the Middle East. This conflict has caused oil prices to rise, posing a threat to India's energy security, trade relationships, and the Indian workforce in Gulf countries. Potential FTAs might also be affected.