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The Times of India Outlaws kidnap three Hindus in Pakistan, threaten police with killings
Armed criminals in Pakistan's Punjab province kidnapped three Hindus and demanded the release of their accomplices from police custody. The victims were taken to a crime-ridden riverine area. The kidnappers threatened to kill the captives and attack police if their demands were not met.
The Times of India ‘How long can you stare at your wife?’: L&T chief bats for 90-hr work week
L&T Chairman SN Subrahmanyan advocates for a 90-hour work week and working on Sundays, expressing that excessive work hours are key to global competitiveness. His remarks, citing China's intensive work culture, have sparked backlash on social media.
The Times of India $57bn and counting: Cost of monster LA wildfire will be 'astronomical'
The Los Angeles wildfires have become one of the most destructive natural disasters in US history, causing five deaths and the destruction of over 1,000 structures. Strong winds fueled the blaze, complicating firefighting efforts. Damage and economic loss are estimated between $52 billion and $57 billion, with long-term health effects anticipated.
The Times of India 1976 Sambhal riots: Case to be reopened after 46 years as UP govt orders fresh probe
The UP government has ordered a new investigation into the Sambhal riots of 1976, which resulted in the deaths of 184 people. The accused were acquitted in 2010 due to a lack of evidence. A report is to be submitted in a week by the police and administration.
The Times of India It's official: Dunzo founder makes the Reliance to Walmart 'switch'
Kabeer Biswas, co-founder of Dunzo, will join Flipkart on January 13th to lead its quick commerce division, Minutes. This decision follows prolonged discussions and seeks to bolster Flipkart's position in the competitive market, competing with incumbents like Blinkit and Swiggy Instamart. Google's investment in both companies is noteworthy in this strategic move.
The Times of India Watch: Rahul Gandhi makes coffee on his visit to Keventers
Rahul Gandhi visited a Keventers shop and assumed the role of a barista, making cold coffee. He highlighted the need to support businesses like Keventers and addressed obstacles faced by aspiring entrepreneurs, emphasizing the importance of fostering small businesses for economic growth.
The Times of India 4wd,4,4,4,4,4,4! Jagadeesan smashes six consecutive fours - Watch
Tamil Nadu opening batter N Jagadeesan hit six consecutive fours in an over during the Vijay Hazare Trophy pre-quarterfinal match against Rajasthan on Thursday. Tamil Nadu bowled Rajasthan out for 267. Varun Chakaravarthy took five wickets. Rajasthan's innings collapsed after a strong start, losing their last nine wickets for just 83 runs.
The Times of India A Sunil Chhetri penalty save that gave India their 'Leicester City'
Albino Gomes shares his journey from playing as a goalkeeper in school to his pivotal role in Aizawl FC's 2017 I-League win. He highlights key moments, including a crucial penalty save. Gomes now plays for Jamshedpur FC in ISL and aims to rejoin the national team, emphasizing the importance of learning from mistakes and improving continuously.
The Times of India Watch: Coach attendant, TTE thrash passenger after 'booze party'
Two railway staff members aboard the Amritsar-Katihar Express assaulted a passenger, Sheikh Majibul Uddin, after consuming alcohol together. The altercation was recorded on video, leading to intervention by the Government Railway Police. A case was registered, and one staff member was suspended while the remaining culprits are at large.
The Times of India Protesting farmer consumes poison at Shambhu border, dies at Patiala hospital
A 55-year-old farmer, Resham Singh, committed suicide by consuming poison at the Shambhu border amid ongoing protests against the Central government. This incident follows a similar suicide by Ranjodh Singh on December 18, driven by deteriorating health conditions of farmer leader Jagjit Singh Dallewal.
The Times of India Mpox in China: New mutated strain of mpox virus, clade 1b detected
China has identified a new strain of the mutated monkeypox virus, clade 1b, traced to a traveler from the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Four related cases were found among close contacts. Authorities have urged citizens to report symptoms, avoid contact with infected individuals, and take precautions against rodents and primates.
The Times of India LA wildfire: 100-yr-old Starbucks building becomes 'unrecognizable'
Wildfires have devastated California's historic 100-year-old Starbucks in Palisades Village, with flames burning over 11,000 acres and causing significant destruction. Los Angeles County faced water shortages, hampering firefighting efforts. The wildfires have caused multiple fatalities, destroyed numerous structures, and forced many residents to evacuate.
The Times of India 'Great new India being built': US envoy lauds strong ties despite Adani-indictment
US envoy to India, Eric Garcetti, lauded the robust industrial ties between India and the US, underscoring ongoing collaborations. Amidst legal proceedings involving Adani Group in the US, Garcetti emphasized the importance of partnership and capacity-building. Despite concerns over the indictment, Adani maintains no wrongdoing, asserting resilience in their business operations.
The Times of India From Eugene Levy to Mark Hamill: Celebrities whose houses are at risk in LA wildfires
The devastating wildfires in the Pacific Palisades have displaced tens of thousands, including Hollywood stars like Mark Hamill, Jamie Lee Curtis, and Paris Hilton, who have shared their experiences of evacuation and loss. The fires have also destroyed iconic sites like parts of the historic Will Rogers Ranch.
The Times of India Germany, France criticise Donald Trump's Greenland threats
Germany has emphasized the necessity of respecting international borders after President-elect Donald Trump hinted at potential military action to gain control of Greenland. Germany and France assert that sovereign borders should not be threatened, aligning with international laws. Trump's earlier suggestion of purchasing Greenland was dismissed by Denmark, highlighting the political tensions surrounding the issue.
