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The Times of India Rohit Sharma & Co. unleash India's own brand of attacking Test batting
India's cricket team has adopted a flexible and aggressive batting approach, differing from England's 'Bazball' strategy. This has led to more successful counter-attacks and fewer collapses. Batters like Yashasvi Jaiswal and Shubman Gill exemplify this by adapting to conditions before hitting aggressively, making India's all-format batting lineup hard to plan against.
The Times of India 'Abdullah Shafique's record is better than Virat Kohli
Pakistan's Test captain Shan Masood defended his player and opening batsman Abdullah Shafique, highlighting his superior Test records over Virat Kohli's early career, amidst criticism of the squad's selection. The media questioned Masood and PCB's selection of players, pointing out the inconsistency in the team's performance over a period of time.
The Times of India Accidental Hindus raised in Roman culture can't accept Ram temple: Yogi
Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath called Rahul Gandhi an 'accidental Hindu' raised in Roman culture, contrasting him with PM Modi who embraced Ram's culture. He criticized Congress for not supporting the Ram Mandir's construction and accused the party of undermining Sanatan culture and constitutional institutions.
The Times of India Operation 'Northern Arrows': Israel begins ground raids in Lebanon, eye on Hezbollah bases
The Israel Defense Forces launched a ground invasion into southern Lebanon targeting Hezbollah’s military infrastructure near the border. This follows two weeks of airstrikes, with the goal of neutralizing immediate threats to Israeli communities. Hezbollah vows to confront Israeli troops, marking potential for intensified ground engagement.
The Times of India Monthly Money Horoscope, October 2024
In October 2024, different zodiac signs will experience varied financial outcomes. Aries will see unexpected gains from investments, while Gemini should avoid impulsive spending. Taurus and Cancer benefit from real estate, and Leo should monitor expenses post-19th. Scorpio faces increased spending, and Pisces must reassess their spending habits.
The Times of India Why Mount Everest is growing taller every year
Mount Everest's increasing height is attributed to the isostatic rebound caused by the merger of the Kosi and Arun rivers about 89,000 years ago. According to their estimates, isostatic rebound is responsible for approximately 10% of the yearly uplift rate of Everest. Isostatic rebound is a geological phenomenon that is not limited to the Himalayan region.
The Times of India Amazon India head Manish Tiwary leaves company: Read his ‘farewell’ message
Manish Tiwary, the former country head of Amazon India, resigned after an eight-and-a-half-year tenure, effective September 30. He shared a heartfelt farewell message on LinkedIn, expressing gratitude and reminiscing about his time at the company. Samir Kumar will take over as Country Manager, continuing his role in leading Amazon's consumer businesses in the Middle East, South Africa, and Turkey.
The Times of India RBI cautions small financial banks on FDs
RBI deputy governor Swaminathan J has urged small finance banks to evaluate their reliance on high-cost deposits for long-term stability and warned against imposing high interest rates and fees on borrowers. He emphasized the need for SFBs to promote inclusive growth through innovative technology and improve grievance redressal mechanisms, highlighting some concerning practices within the sector.
The Times of India 'Pakistan ka captain hai, show respect': Drama at press conference!
Pakistan Test captain Shan Masood's press conference saw an awkward moment when a journalist's question prompted intervention from Pakistan Cricket Board's media director, Sami ul Hasan. Concern over Masood and his team's performance underlined recent criticism of the PCB and selectors following poor results, such as the recent 0-2 Test defeat by Bangladesh.
The Times of India Liquidity boost: Sebi steps up same-day stock settlement
In a major move, Sebi proposed expanding T+0 settlement from 25 to 500 stocks to enhance liquidity. The regulatory board approved 'Investment Strategies' for high-net worth individuals and 'MF Lite' for passive investments. Streamlined rights issue processes and eased regulations for investment advisers were also sanctioned.
