The Times of India At gloomy SCG on grassy pitch, India's batting gloom continues

India's hopes of winning the final Test at the SCG are fading after being bowled out for 185. Stand-in captain Jasprit Bumrah's decision to bat first on a green pitch backfired. Australia's Scott Boland and Mitchell Starc took crucial wickets, exposing India's batting weaknesses. Despite some resistance, India struggled and collapsed under pressure.

The Times of India 'Operation many ways': How Israel wiped out missile facility in Syria; watch video

In September, Israel's military covertly dismantled an Iranian-funded underground missile production facility in Syria, involving over 100 commandos in the operation. The site was targeted due to its role in producing precision-guided missiles intended for Hezbollah and other Tehran-aligned groups. Israel's military supported the raid with comprehensive fire and intelligence operations.

The Times of India 'BJP cutting thumb of youth like Ekalavya': Rahul Gandhi backs protesting students

Rahul Gandhi supported aspirants, accusing the BJP of undermining youth futures through flawed recruitment processes. Protests in Patna are intensifying with additional political backing from leaders like Pappu Yadav and have led to police intervention.

The Times of India How Vivek Oberoi, with Rs 1,200 cr net worth, achieved financialfreedom

Bollywood actor Vivek Oberoi, with a net worth of Rs 1,200 crore, shares financial management principles emphasizing savings, cautious investments, and thorough news verification.

The Times of India 'Congratulations Deva bhau': Saamna praises Fadnavis over Gadchiroli visit

Shiv Sena (UBT) mouthpiece Saamna praised CM Devendra Fadnavis for his New Year's visit to Gadchiroli, highlighting his plans for infrastructure and industrial development. The editorial emphasized the positive impact on social harmony and the tribals. Prime Minister Modi also commended Fadnavis for his efforts in advancing the development of the Naxal-affected region.

The Times of India Why anxious people are drawn to avoidant partners: The science of attraction and how it affects our relationships

Understanding the push-pull dynamic in relationships, the attachment theory by John Bowlby explains how early childhood bonds with caregivers impact adult romantic relationships. Anxious individuals often chase avoidant partners, creating relationship strains. Recognizing attachment styles and working on one's insecurities can improve relationship dynamics.

The Times of India 'Let's protect Yoon': How South Korea's impeached President defied arrest

The Times of India Watch: Indian fan teases Konstas in Sydney with Kohli poster

Virat Kohli's altercation with Sam Konstas during the Boxing Day Test has kept fans excited in the ongoing Border Gavaskar Trophy. The incident occurred when Kohli bumped a shoulder into Konstas after the latter's aggressive batting during the Melbourne Test. When a fan showed his Kohli poster to Konstas on Day 1 of the subsequent Test in Sydney, Konstas responded positively to it.

The Times of India Zomato CEO praises Blinkit's 10-minute ambulance service: ‘Quick is not just about…’

Zomato's CEO Deepinder Goyal commends Blinkit's innovative 10-minute ambulance service in Gurugram. Leveraging its hyperlocal delivery network, the service provides around-the-clock medical assistance with trained personnel and essential life-saving equipment. Blinkit plans to expand the service to other major cities within two years.

The Times of India Nervous Rohit jumps out of his seat for Virat’s golden duck call

The SCG Test had a dramatic moment when India’s Virat Kohli was ruled not out after a controversial umpiring decision on his very first delivery. The decision saw Kohli survive a potential dismissal, easing tensions in the Indian dressing room, with Rohit Sharma visibly relieved. Rohit scored 31 runs in five innings across three Tests.

The Times of India Over 100 flights delayed at Delhi airport due to bad weather; visibility drops to zero

Over 100 flights at Delhi airport faced delays on Friday morning due to dense fog causing low visibility. While flights continued without diversions, those not compliant with CAT III were affected. Passengers are advised to check with airlines for updates. Delhi Airport handles approximately 1,300 flight movements daily, with weather disruptions impacting schedules.

The Times of India Elon Musk: Tesla cybertruck linked to suspected terrorist attack will be back on road

Elon Musk stated that the Tesla Cybertruck involved in a suspected terrorist attack outside the Trump International Hotel in Las Vegas will soon be back on the road. The vehicle, which contained the explosion and remained mostly intact, is under FBI investigation to determine if terrorism was involved, potentially linking it to a similar attack in New Orleans.

The Times of India Intoxicated duo rams SUV into police vehicle, fires shots at cops in Bihar

In Gopalganj district, two inebriated individuals were arrested after they fired at police officers early Thursday. Following a high-speed chase, their SUV was intercepted in Manikpur village. One suspect was shot in the leg and hospitalized under police custody. The incident originated from a collision with a police vehicle.

The Times of India Rohit not even in 15 names on India's team sheet for Sydney Test

Rohit Sharma was dropped from the playing eleven for the series-deciding fifth Test against Australia in Sydney, following a poor run of form with 31 runs in five innings. His exclusion from the team sheet fueled speculations about his potential retirement. Stand-in captain Jasprit Bumrah termed it as 'rest', which was met with skepticism.

The Times of India How Yashasvi Jaiswal cracked the Starc code in Australia

Australian speedster Mitchell Starc dominated young Indian batter Yashasvi Jaiswal during the initial tests in the Border-Gavaskar Trophy, but Jaiswal made a remarkable comeback with strategic video analysis, scoring significantly in the fourth Test. His coach highlights that experiences like these foster maturity and confidence. Yashasvi’s childhood coach Jwala Singh detailed how the 23-year-old turned his struggles into success.