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The Times of India 'Will soon talk to her': What Sanjay Raut said on Mamata's offer to lead INDIA bloc
Mamata Banerjee's willingness to lead the INDIA bloc sparked mixed reactions. While Shiv Sena (UBT) expressed support, Congress questioned her national standing. BJP highlighted the internal discord, labeling the opposition as a group united only against PM Modi. TMC emphasized Banerjee's successful track record against BJP in West Bengal.
The Times of India Bhim, Monu, Pankaj & more: Viral 'serial son' won't fool families anymore
A compulsive shoplifter, Indraj Meghwal, posed as a long-lost son to multiple families across India. His charade ended after he falsely claimed to have been kidnapped and reunited with a family in Ghaziabad. Police investigations revealed his history of fraud and multiple identities, leading to his arrest.
The Times of India SBI projects GDP growth at 6.3% for FY25, below RBI's 6.6% estimate
SBI projects India's FY25 GDP growth at 6.3%, lower than RBI's revised 6.6% forecast. The first two quarters averaged 6.05% growth. RBI, after initially increasing its projection, lowered it due to balanced economic risks. A CRR reduction will inject ₹1.16 lakh crore into the banking system, potentially improving banks' net interest margins.
The Times of India A unique century! Joe Root becomes fourth Test batter ever to...
Joe Root made history in Wellington. He became the first Englishman to reach 100 fifty-plus scores in Tests. Root joined legends like Tendulkar, Kallis, and Ponting. He scored his 65th half-century against New Zealand. Root is also close to another record. He needs 83 more runs to score 1500 Test runs in multiple calendar years.
The Times of India Maha assembly special session begins: CM Fadnavis, dy CMs Shinde, Pawar take oath
Maharashtra's three-day special assembly session commenced with the swearing-in of new MLAs. A new Speaker will be elected, setting the legislative agenda for the upcoming winter session. The BJP-led alliance's recent election victory saw Fadnavis as CM, with Pawar and Shinde as Deputy CMs. Portfolio allocation discussions are underway.
The Times of India 'Horrible!' Controversial third umpire call leaves Team India, fans puzzled
Controversy erupted during the second day of the Adelaide Test when third umpire Richard Kettleborough's decision gave Mitchell Marsh a lifeline. Ashwin's lbw appeal was reviewed, but Kettleborough upheld the not-out call without utilizing ball-tracking, leaving Team India, fans, and commentators baffled. Replays suggested the ball hit Marsh's pad first.
The Times of India Out on morning walk, Delhi businessman shot dead in Shahdara
In Shahdara on Saturday, a 52-year-old man, Sunil Jain, was shot by two motorcycle-riding assailants while returning from a morning walk at the Yamuna Sports Complex. Police responded to a PCR call reporting the incident in Farsh Bazar. A crime team is investigating the shooting.
The Times of India 'Pushpa 2’ day 3 collection estimates: Expected to cross Rs 550 crore
Early estimates suggest Sukumar's "Pushpa 2" could cross ₹550 crore globally by day 3. The film earned ₹265 crore in India during its first two days, with day 2 collections around ₹90 crore. While facing mixed reviews and lower collections in Kerala, the film boasts impressive occupancy rates in Telugu and Hindi-speaking regions. Allu Arjun's performance is being lauded as exceptional.
The Times of India India miss Shami in Adelaide after Australia's 'see off Bumrah' ploy
Australia's batters adopted a cautious approach against Jasprit Bumrah in the Adelaide Test, scoring slowly but minimizing his impact. This strategy shifted pressure onto India's other bowlers, highlighting Mohammed Shami's absence. While Bumrah continued to take wickets, including those of Labuschagne, Smith and McSweeney, India needs more consistent support from its other pacers to challenge Australia throughout the series.
The Times of India Kohli shushes Australian spectators after Labuschagne's wicket - Watch
Virat Kohli's animated celebration ignited after Nitish Reddy dismissed Marnus Labuschagne for 64 during the second Test against Australia at the Adelaide Oval. Labuschagne's resilient partnership with Travis Head was broken, giving India a much-needed breakthrough. Kohli's silencing gesture to the Australian crowd quickly became a viral moment. India, leading the series 1-0, had earlier been bowled out for 180.
The Times of India Out on morning walk, Delhi businessman shot dead in Shahdara
In Shahdara on Saturday, a 52-year-old man, Sunil Jain, was shot by two motorcycle-riding assailants while returning from a morning walk at the Yamuna Sports Complex. Police responded to a PCR call reporting the incident in Farsh Bazar. A crime team is investigating the shooting.
The Times of India Pope Francis to likely visit India after 'Jubilee Year' 2025: Union minister George Kurian
Pope Francis is likely to visit India after 2025, following the Jubilee Year celebrations. Union Minister George Kurian confirmed the anticipated visit, stating that both Prime Minister Modi and the Christian community eagerly await the Pope's arrival. An official invitation has already been extended, with the Vatican finalizing the details.
The Times of India Syria unrest: Thousands flee as rebel forces advance towards third largest city
Syrian opposition forces, spearheaded by HTS, seized Hama and advanced towards Homs, prompting mass evacuations. Government forces retreated, citing civilian protection. The opposition's momentum marks a significant shift in the Syrian conflict, challenging Assad's control and raising regional security concerns.
The Times of India Clean chit to Maha deputy CM Ajit Pawar in I-T’s benami property case
India's Income Tax Appellate Tribunal cleared Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar and his family of benami property allegations, involving assets worth Rs 1,000 crore. The tribunal rejected claims related to Jarandeshwar Sugar Mill, citing lack of proof linking Pawar's funds to the acquisition.
The Times of India Tenant dispute leads to fatal stabbing in Delhi's Govindpuri, 1 killed
A Delhi man was killed, and two others injured, following a dispute over an unflushed toilet. The victims, tenants in a Govindpuri building, clashed with another family residing on the same floor. Police detained a man, his wife, and three sons in connection with the stabbing.
