The Times of India Atishi claims LG directed police not to let her meet Sonam Wangchuk

Delhi chief minister Atishi has claimed that police, on LG VK Saxena's orders, blocked her from meeting detained Ladakh climate activist Sonam Wangchuk. Atishi emphasized that this kind of governance is dictatorial and called for full statehood status for Ladakh and Delhi. Wangchuk long with 150 Ladakhis, has been detained since Monday night for allegedly violating prohibitory orders.

The Times of India Andhra govt suspends SIT probe into Tirupati laddu case till Oct 3

The Andhra Pradesh government has suspended the SIT probe into the Tirupati laddu 'prasadam' case till October 3. The decision follows a Supreme Court hearing that questioned the state's claim of using contaminated ghee without solid evidence. The court stressed that faith matters should remain outside the realm of politics. ​It sought answers from the state govt and TTD on how they came to the conclusion that contaminated ghee was used to make the laddus.

The Times of India Siddaramaiah brushes off allegations after wife decides to return MUDA plots

Karnataka CM Siddaramaiah defends against corruption allegations after his wife Parvati surrendered 14 MUDA compensation plots gifted by her brother. He refutes claims of nepotism and maintains innocence, stressing that his wife's decision was to avoid political controversy and psychological distress.

The Times of India How India can qualify for WTC final after Bangladesh series win

India bolstered their quest for a spot in the World Test Championship final with a commanding 7-wicket win over Bangladesh in Kanpur, extending their lead at the top of the standings. This victory enhances their chances ahead of the upcoming series against New Zealand and Australia. Australia are second-best placed in the WTC standings with eight wins, three losses and a draw on 90 points and 62.50 points percentage.

The Times of India India wallop Bangladesh by 7 wickets, clinch series 2-0

India triumphed over Bangladesh by 7 wickets in Kanpur, sweeping the series 2-0 and solidifying their lead in the WTC standings. Dominated by Ashwin, Jadeja, and Bumrah's bowling, India chased a target of 95 runs efficiently, despite two rain-curtailed days. Rishabh Pant did the honours in the end, clearing the boundary rope with ease to seal the victory, which looked an improbable outcome after two washout days. Virat Kohli occupied the other end, remaining unbeaten on 29.

The Times of India IITian who gave up TCS job to join civil services, shares TCS offer letter

Rohit Kumar Singh, an IIT alumnus and retired IAS officer, shared his nostalgic journey from a job offer at TCS with a salary of Rs 1,300 per month to a ₹2,200 per month job in Indian Civil Services. His decision to prioritize public service over financial gain has garnered admiration on social media.

The Times of India Good news for freshers! Indian IT sector entry-level hiring set to double in FY25

Fresher hiring in India's IT sector is set to double in fiscal year 2025, driven by demand in the BFSI segment and large deal wins. Companies like TCS, Infosys, and Wipro are resuming campus hiring with significant commitments.

The Times of India 'Cowardly', 'undemocratic': Oppn leaders slam detention of Sonam Wangchuk

Opposition leaders, including Mallikarjun Kharge and Arvind Kejriwal, criticize the BJP for detaining environmentalist Sonam Wangchuk and 150 volunteers. They were detained while marching to Delhi to voice concerns and demand government dialogue on Ladakh's ecological and tribal issues.

The Times of India 'Because somebody is an accused or convict, it can't ... ': SC on bulldozer action

The Supreme Court of India reiterates that mere accusations or convictions cannot justify property demolitions, emphasizing uniform legal standards for all communities. The court mandates a notice period before demolition and disapproves of using bulldozers as punitive measures, stressing the need for judicial oversight to prevent misuse.

The Times of India 75 yrs of Communist Party rule: Can Xi help avoid a Soviet-style collapse?

China's 75th anniversary of Communist rule was marked quietly amid fears of a Soviet-style collapse. President Xi Jinping emphasizes party loyalty and ideological discipline, wary of vulnerabilities like economic stagnation and public discontent. Xi’s focus on control and suppression highlights concerns over China’s economic future and the CCP's long-term stability.

The Times of India Delhi Police has a 'Ganji Chudail-inspired' warning for you

Delhi Police's latest social media campaign uses the popular 'Ganji Chudail' meme to promote helmet safety. The post, featuring the animated character wearing a helmet, conveys the message to fear injury more than the witch, advocating for helmet use.

The Times of India When garlic hit gavel: A spicy day in Lucknow courtroom

The Lucknow bench of the Allahabad High Court summoned an FSDA officer to explain the presence of banned Chinese garlic in Indian markets. This follows a PIL by Motilal Yadav, who presented both Chinese and Indian garlic in court. India banned Chinese garlic imports in 2014 due to health concerns, yet smuggling continues.

The Times of India Watch: Bumrah ends Bangladesh resistance with a peach of a delivery

Bangladesh's stubborn resistance was finally broken by Jasprit Bumrah just before lunch, as he dismissed Mushfiqur Rahim with a clever off-cutter. Bangladesh was bowled out for 146, leaving India to chase a modest target of 95 for victory.

The Times of India 'Trust biggest casualty': What Army chief said on LAC standoff with China

Army Chief Upendra Dwivedi stated that the situation along the LAC in eastern Ladakh is stable but sensitive. He highlighted positive diplomatic signals aimed at resolving the standoff with China but emphasized that ground decisions rely on military commanders. Full resolution is needed to return to the pre-April 2020 situation. India insists on disengagement for normal ties.

The Times of India Several feared dead in school bus fire in Thailand