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The Times of India Investors lost more than Rs 10 lakh crore as market ended in red
Investors encountered a significant hit on Monday as the stock market plummeted, erasing Rs 10.98 lakh crore in wealth. Key indices BSE Sensex and NSE Nifty both suffered steep declines due to concerns over foreign fund withdrawals and forthcoming third-quarter results. Amidst the downturn, sectors like utilities and power were particularly affected, with widespread FII selling intensifying the market bearishness.
The Times of India NEP 2020 alignment: UGC proposes major overhaul in teacher recruitment
The UGC's 2025 draft regulations introduce significant changes in higher education, like allowing teaching based on the highest academic specialization. The eligibility for vice-chancellors has broadened to include professionals with academic contributions. The draft promotes inclusivity, recognizes professional achievements, emphasizes transparent recruitment, and updates qualifications for librarians and physical education directors.
The Times of India German diplomat Thomas Fielder found dead in Pakistan
German diplomat Thomas Fielder was found dead in his Islamabad diplomatic enclave apartment after being missing for two days. Preliminary investigations suggest a previous minor cardiac episode may be relevant. The exact cause of death will be confirmed via a post-mortem examination as investigations continue.
The Times of India Several feared trapped in Assam coal mine; CM seeks Army assistance
Several individuals are feared to be trapped in a coal mine in Assam's Dima Hasao district, officials say. The exact number of people affected is unknown. Rescue operations are underway with assistance from the army, State Disaster Response Force (SDRF), and National Disaster Response Force (NDRF).
The Times of India How Musk cornered UK PM over Pak grooming gangs
Facing criticism, Starmer defended his record during his tenure as Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) from 2008 to 2013. Responding to Musk’s accusations that he failed to act decisively on grooming gangs, Starmer emphasized his efforts to reform the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS), including reopening closed cases and prosecuting grooming gangs, such as the notable Rochdale case.
The Times of India Sana Khan, husband become parents for the second time to a baby boy
Sana Khan and Anas Saiyad joyfully welcomed their second child, after already being parents to a baby boy named Tariq Jamil. Despite the close gap of nine months since their first child, they expressed immense gratitude and excitement. Sana shared her pregnancy journey and looks forward to motherhood with their growing family.
The Times of India HMPV not new virus, no reason to worry: Health minister JP Nadda
Union health minister JP Nadda assures that the HMPV virus is not new and has been circulating since 2001. Despite rising cases in Karnataka and Gujarat, the health ministry and experts are monitoring the situation closely. Nadda emphasizes there is no reason to worry as health systems are vigilant and ready to respond to any emerging health challenges.
The Times of India Watch: Sushila, who impressed Sachin, cleans up Rathore
12-year-old Sushila Meena, praised by Sachin Tendulkar, clean bowled former Olympic medallist shooter Rajyavardhan Rathore. Her impressive bowling skills have earned her recognition despite limited training. A video of her action, resembling Zaheer Khan's style, went viral, highlighting her talent and inspiring others. Sushila's dedication showcases emerging young cricketers in India.
The Times of India Central govt supports Kumbh but not Gangasagar mela: Mamata Banerjee
West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee criticizes the central government for spending on Kumbh Mela while neglecting Gangasagar Mela. She announces state government's initiative to build a bridge for easier access. Advanced technological measures including 1,000 CCTV cameras, drones, and a mega control room are to be implemented for the Mela.
The Times of India SpiceJet cautions passengers of flight delays due to fog, bad weather
Spice Jet issued a warning of flight delays due to poor visibility caused by bad weather in multiple cities including Delhi, Amritsar, and Patna. Passengers are advised to check flight statuses to avoid inconvenience. Flight operations in Kolkata and Srinagar were also disrupted due to dense fog and overnight snowfall, respectively.
The Times of India What is the full form of HMPV and what does it mean?
Human Metapneumovirus (HMPV) is a common virus causing respiratory infections and is particularly severe in young children, the elderly, and those with weakened immune systems. By staying informed and taking simple precautions, you can help protect yourself and your loved ones from HMPV.
The Times of India Will 2025 redefine Bollywood's box office success?
Bollywood enters 2025 with plans to reclaim audience interest and box office success amidst challenges like high ticket prices and the rise of streaming platforms. Numerous sequels and high-octane films are lined up, with industry experts emphasizing the importance of creative storytelling and budget control. Key releases include 'War 2,' 'Sikandar,' 'Emergency,' and 'Baaghi 4.'
The Times of India Musk shares on Soros photo: 'Looking quite good here. Must be ... '
Elon Musk stirred controversy by comparing George Soros to Darth Sidious from Star Wars after Soros received the Presidential Medal of Freedom. Musk's post on X (formerly Twitter) implied Soros's covert influence in politics.
The Times of India New Orleans attack: How Jabbar used Facebook’s AR tech for recce
The FBI released footage showing ISIS terrorist Shamsud-Din Jabbar using Meta smart glasses to scout Bourbon Street before his deadly New Year's Day attack in New Orleans. Jabbar's reconnaissance took place in October and November. He also planted IEDs around the area, which were discovered and neutralized by police before they could be detonated.
The Times of India HMPV cases rising in India: Here's what parents must do at home
Human metapneumovirus cases are rising in India with three cases reported. Schools in Bengaluru and Mysuru are increasing health surveillance. The Karnataka government has made masks compulsory. Parents are advised to teach children good hygiene practices and monitor their health. Maintain clean environments and keep sick children home. Consult a doctor if symptoms appear.