The Times of India 'He was very vocal': Melania reveals how Barron helped Trump secure victory

Melania Trump revealed Barron Trump's significant role in his father's 2024 presidential victory. The 18-year-old advised his father to engage with Gen Z through podcasts and online platforms. This strategy, including appearances on shows like "The Joe Rogan Experience", resonated with young voters and contributed to Trump's success, earning Barron acclaim from the campaign and supporters.

The Times of India 'After Akram, it's Bumrah who Australians are scared of the most'

Jasprit Bumrah's bowling prowess evoked comparisons to Wasim Akram, who used to put fear in the mind of Australian batters. Despite Bumrah's economical spell and Khawaja's wicket on the first day of the pink-ball Test in Adelaide, India struggled. After the visitors folded up for 180, Australia, cautiously navigating Bumrah's threat, ended the day at 86/1.

The Times of India MP horror: Gangraped, blackmailed by schoolmates, class 11 girl dies by suicide

A class 11 student in Damoh, Madhya Pradesh, tragically died by suicide after being gang-raped and blackmailed by four schoolmates. The accused filmed the assault and threatened to release the video. The family initially did not report the crime, but the girl's distress escalated when the blackmail began, leading to her taking her own life.

The Times of India Fake ID & backpack: New leads in the hunt for UnitedHealthcare CEO’s killer

Police discovered a backpack in Central Park potentially belonging to the suspect in the killing of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson. The suspect, who fled by bus after the Manhattan shooting, arrived from Atlanta ten days prior and used a fake ID at a hostel. The investigation is focusing on possible disgruntled employee/client motives, with cryptic messages found on the ammunition.

The Times of India Canadian Parl rejects motion to declare 1984 anti-Sikh violence as 'genocide'

A motion to recognize the 1984 anti-Sikh violence as genocide, introduced by NDP MP Sukh Dhaliwal in the Canadian Parliament, failed. Liberal MP Chandra Arya single-handedly blocked the motion, citing threats and influence from the "Khalistani lobby." NDP leader Jagmeet Singh criticized the Liberals and Conservatives for opposing the motion, while Dhaliwal expressed disappointment.

The Times of India Martial law and impeachment: Key facts about the crisis facing South Korea’s president

South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol faces a political crisis after declaring martial law, which he quickly rescinded amid widespread criticism. Protests demanding his resignation have erupted across the country and opposition lawmakers have initiated impeachment proceedings. This incident also evoked painful memories of South Korea's past martial law abuses.

The Times of India UN declares December 21 as World Meditation Day, India among co-sponsors

The UN General Assembly declared December 21st as World Meditation Day, led by a group of nations including India. The date coincides with the Winter Solstice and falls six months after International Yoga Day. The resolution aims to promote meditation for well-being and peace, particularly amidst global tensions, reflecting India's philosophy of global unity.

The Times of India Madhya Pradesh: 3 kids beaten with slippers, forced to chant religious slogans

A disturbing video showing two men brutally beating three children aged 6, 9, and 11 in Ratlam, Madhya Pradesh, sparked outrage and protests. The men forced the children to chant religious slogans while accusing them of attempting to smoke.

The Times of India India to raise delay in S-400 missile systems & spares during Rajnath's visit to Russia

India will address the delayed delivery of S-400 missile systems and spare parts during Defence Minister Rajnath Singh's visit to Russia. He will also commission the first of two stealth frigates being built there. Discussions will cover strengthening defence collaboration and reviewing ongoing military projects, including the delayed S-400 deliveries and a leased nuclear submarine.

The Times of India Love vs law: Is Telangana opening pandora’s box?

In Hyderabad, 15 children potentially face return to couples accused of buying them from traffickers. The Child Welfare Committee organized a 'bonding exercise' to assess the children's reactions to the couples, sparking legal and ethical concerns about setting precedents that could reward illegal activity.

The Times of India TikTok ban looms in US: What it means for users and creators

A US appeals court upheld a law requiring TikTok to separate from its Chinese parent company, ByteDance, or face a ban. TikTok plans to appeal to the Supreme Court. While President-elect Trump previously supported a ban, he now aims to "save TikTok," adding complexity to the situation. ByteDance opposes selling TikTok, and a sale without its core algorithm is unlikely.

The Times of India Told to focus on studies, boy stabs 2 teachers in Chhattisgarh's Dhamtari

A Class XI student in Chhattisgarh stabbed two teachers after being scolded about his studies and mobile phone use. One teacher, Junaid Ahmed, is critically injured with multiple stab wounds, while the other, Kulpreet Singh, received minor injuries. The student, who had recently transferred schools, had reportedly been planning the attack and is currently on the run.

The Times of India Convoy attacked in Bihar; driver shot, drives 5km to protect 15 passengers

In Hematpur, jeep driver Santosh Singh is fighting for his life after being shot in the stomach while protecting 15 passengers. Despite his severe injury, Singh bravely ensured the safety of his passengers before seeking medical help. Police are investigating the incident, which also involved two other vehicles being targeted. A mentally unstable individual is suspected, and investigations are ongoing.

The Times of India 'Sorry for anxiety': South Korea's President on declaring martial law

South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol apologized for declaring martial law, acknowledging public anxiety. Facing an impeachment vote, he expressed remorse but stopped short of resigning, leaving his future to his party. Yoon assured the nation there would be no further martial law declarations and accepted accountability for his actions.

The Times of India Ayodhya verdict did not uphold secularism: Ex- SC judge RF Nariman