The Times of India Bengaluru best Indian city for working women in 2024: Survey

Bengaluru has been named India's best city for working women in 2024 due to its inclusive, secure, and adaptable environment. The city's higher scores in women's skill development, employment opportunities, infrastructure, and caregiving support contributed to its top ranking. The survey revealed strong gender inclusivity in South India, with 16 cities in the top 25 list.

The Times of India Yogi Adityanath: Cases like Sambhal 'a wound needing surgery'

UP CM Yogi Adityanath defends the survey of Shahi Jama Masjid in Sambhal, warning against ignoring historical occupation of Hindu religious sites. He criticizes the Waqf Board, highlights Sanatan Dharma's significance, and urges political opponents to embrace India's spiritual heritage.

The Times of India 6 killed, 30 injured in stampede in queue for event tokens at Tirupati temple

A stampede during the distribution of Vaikuntha Dwara Sarva Darshan tokens for Lord Venkateswara temple in Tirupati resulted in six deaths and over 30 injuries. The chaos involved poor crowd management as devotees surged forward. TTD had organized the event, expecting large crowds. Andhra CM Naidu is overseeing the situation.

The Times of India Convict released after 25 years in jail; he was 14 at time of crime

The Supreme Court of India has acknowledged its error in rejecting the juvenility plea of a convict, ordering his immediate release after 25 years in jail. The court recognized the convict was 14 at the time of the crime and highlighted the importance of rehabilitation for juveniles.

The Times of India Higher threshold proposed for judges' children in HC appointments

Following a proposal to temporarily halt the selection of sitting or former judges' lawyer children for high court judges, another SC collegium member suggested they should meet a higher benchmark. This aims to balance merit-based appointments with concerns over the advantages of judicial lineage.

The Times of India SC: Case on EC appointments 'test of power of legislature vs court'

The Supreme Court is set to decide on the legitimacy of the 2023 law altering the selection panel for chief election commissioner (CEC) and ECs, contrasting Parliament's legislative power with SC’s authority. The court's previous order outlined a panel including the PM, LoP, and CJI, but Parliament replaced the CJI with a Union minister, raising concerns about EC independence.

The Times of India In reset of ties, Male agrees to steps on defence cooperation

The Maldives ensured it will not compromise India’s security amid concerns regarding Chinese vessels, while agreeing to extend the lease of Indian helicopters and a Dornier aircraft. Defence cooperation between the countries accelerated, including the handover of defence equipment and the continuation of the MNDF 'Ekatha Harbour' project.

The Times of India Peon arrested on charge of secretly recording girls on phone in Pune school

A school peon in Pune was arrested after being caught filming girl students in a changing room. The suspect's cellphone, used for recording, was confiscated. The school's authorities, who promptly informed police and parents, have since fired the peon. The investigation is ongoing to determine if similar incidents occurred before.

The Times of India Foodgrains that could have fed entire MP for a month rot away in govt warehouses

Around 9 lakh quintals of foodgrains have rotted in government warehouses in Madhya Pradesh, leading to an estimated loss of Rs 200 crore. The foodgrains, primarily wheat, were unfit even for cattle feed. Measures are being taken to prevent recurrence, including new insurance policies and stricter inspections.

The Times of India Trump's '51st state' dream hits a wall: Even MAGA’s favorite Canadian says no

The Times of India Violent clash at Delhi’s Ramjas college, professor resigns

Violence broke out at Delhi University's Ramjas College as students clashed during a protest against a teacher accused of molestation. The incident involved the use of sticks and iron rods, leading to the professor, who denies the allegations, resigning from his dean position. Differing views emerged on the origin of the confrontation, further fueling the controversy.

The Times of India PM Modi to inaugurate Z-Morh tunnel in Kashmir on January 13

PM Modi is set to open the 6.5-km Z-Morh tunnel on January 13, enhancing all-weather connectivity to Sonmarg in Kashmir. The railways successfully tested a train on the Katra-Banihal section, linking Katra and Srinagar. A specially designed Vande Bharat train will soon operate with anti-freezing features, further boosting transport infrastructure in the region.

The Times of India Microsoft lays off employees, but why there may not be a change in headcount

Microsoft is planning another round of layoffs, particularly targeting underperforming employees across various divisions, including the security division. The spokesperson emphasized the focus on high performance talent and noted that vacated roles are often backfilled. This marks the third consecutive year of layoffs for Microsoft, following significant workforce reductions in 2023 and 2024.

The Times of India Read you horoscope for today, January 9, 2025

Horoscope Today: Read daily horoscope predictions for January 9, 2025. Know all about the astrological events and influences that will be affecting each of the 12 zodiac signs. Our astrologer has analyzed the movements of the planets and the alignment of the stars to bring you the most accurate and up-to-date horoscope predictions for the day ahead. Get ready to discover what the stars have in store for you today.

The Times of India Man walks into police station with bloody machete after killing wife, daughter, niece

Gangaraju, a home guard, confessed to murdering his wife, daughter, and niece at their Bengaluru home. He suspected his wife of infidelity, which led to frequent fights. In a fit of rage, he killed her and the two girls who attempted to intervene.