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The Times of India Gukesh defeats Ding, closes in on world champion title

Indian Grandmaster D Gukesh defeated Ding Liren in the 11th Game of the World Chess Championship, taking a 6-5 lead. This marks Gukesh's first lead in the match, putting him in a strong position to potentially become the youngest world champion. Liren's unconventional opening backfired, and despite a temporary advantage, a critical blunder cost him the game.

The Times of India 'That is where he is at his best': Shastri’s guidance for Rohit Sharma

India's crushing 10-wicket defeat to Australia in the second Test at Adelaide Oval leveled the series 1-1. Former coach Ravi Shastri urged captain Rohit Sharma to return to his opening batsman role, citing Pat Cummins' impactful leadership and performance as an example. Rohit's struggles against the Australian pace attack, scoring just 3 and 6, highlighted this need.

The Times of India BJP targets Sonia Gandhi, levels serious Soros link

The BJP accused Sonia Gandhi of connections to a George Soros-funded organization, citing her role in the Forum of Democratic Leaders in Asia Pacific. They also highlighted Shashi Tharoor's friendship with Soros and alleged a broader opposition collusion with Soros and OCCRP to damage India's economy and the Modi government's image, particularly through attacks on the Adani Group.

The Times of India India go down in U19 Asia Cup final as Bangladesh defend title

India's U19 cricket team suffered a 59-run defeat against Bangladesh in the Asia Cup final. The Indian batters failed to chase a modest target of 199, collapsing twice during their innings. Bangladesh's bowlers applied consistent pressure, leading to India's third international cricket loss on Sunday, following defeats for the men's and women's senior teams.

The Times of India 'Travis is a 'big boy' who can ...': Cummins defends team behaviour

Australian captain Pat Cummins defended Travis Head's conduct during a verbal exchange with Mohammed Siraj in the day-night Test against India. Cummins praised Head's match-winning 140, which led Australia to a 10-wicket victory and levelled the five-match series 1-1. He emphasized Head's maturity and the team's consistently excellent behavior, downplaying the on-field incident.

The Times of India Cong leader Sam Pitroda 'warns' contacts: Do not open any email or message...

Congress leader Sam Pitroda's devices were recently hacked, with attackers demanding a cryptocurrency ransom. They threatened a smear campaign if unpaid. Pitroda warned his contacts about potential malicious emails and plans to upgrade his security upon returning to Chicago.

The Times of India Worried about stomach cancer? Here’s why it’s rising in India

Stomach cancer cases are rising in India, exceeding 60,000 annually, while global rates decline. Late-stage diagnosis due to low awareness and limited screening is a major challenge, impacting survival rates. Factors like diet, H. pylori infection, lifestyle, and genetics contribute to this increase. Improved awareness, access to healthcare, and healthier lifestyle choices are crucial for combating this growing concern.

The Times of India From heading al-Qaida branch to interview on CNN: How man who toppled Assad rebranded himself

Abu Mohammed al-Jolani, former leader of al-Qaeda's Syrian branch, is rebranding himself as a moderate political figure. He broke from al-Qaeda in 2016, forming Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS), and now presents a more pragmatic image. Despite this shift, HTS continues to face accusations of human rights abuses, and his transformation is viewed with skepticism by many.

The Times of India Police has an update on US YouTuber presumed dead after abduction in Philippines

US YouTuber Elliot Eastman, kidnapped in the Philippines in October, is presumed dead. A witness reportedly told police that Eastman was shot during a struggle with his captors on Mindanao island.

The Times of India Bumrah can't bowl from both ends: Rohit's strong message to other bowlers

Following a disappointing loss in the Adelaide pink-ball Test, Indian captain Rohit Sharma rallied his bowling unit, emphasising the need for shared responsibility. Rohit stressed that Jasprit Bumrah cannot shoulder the entire burden and urged other bowlers like Mohammed Siraj, Harshit Rana, and Prasidh Krishna to step up and contribute.

The Times of India 'When a big player like Rohit Sharma doesn't score runs...'

Rohit Sharma's poor performance with the bat in the second Test against Australia is a concern for India. The captain's lack of runs in recent matches, including the series against New Zealand, is putting pressure on him. This pressure could affect his captaincy, and former players like Harbhajan Singh and Cheteshwar Pujara have expressed their concerns.

The Times of India Michael Jordan's son goes viral after being spotted with Nicole Murphy

Marcus Jordan, son of Michael Jordan, was spotted with Nicole Murphy, Eddie Murphy's ex-wife, fueling dating rumors. This follows his recent split from Larsa Pippen, who has since spoken about enjoying single life. While Jordan shared his night out on social media, Murphy was noticeably absent from his posts, adding to the speculation.

The Times of India 'Past laurels can only give this much leverage': Ex-Indian player on Rohit & Kohli

Former cricketer Atul Wassan criticised India's tactical decisions following their Adelaide Test defeat. He questioned Rohit Sharma's placement at number six, emphasising his opening prowess, especially in Australian conditions. Wassan also addressed the inconsistent form of Rohit and Virat Kohli, urging them to perform rather than relying on past achievements.

The Times of India Sunita Williams inspires students with virtual space session

Astronaut Sunita Williams recently conducted a virtual session with students from her hometown's elementary school. She shared her experiences aboard the International Space Station, including a demonstration of how astronauts drink liquids in zero gravity using special pouches. Williams inspired the next generation by showcasing the ingenuity required for space travel and the exciting possibilities of space exploration.

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