The Times of India Congress releases 2nd list of 26 candidates for Delhi assembly polls

The Times of India Former US President Bill Clinton discharged from hospital after flu treatment

Former US President Bill Clinton, 78, was discharged from Georgetown University Medical Center after treatment for the flu. He was in stable condition throughout his stay and is expected to return home before Christmas. Clinton has faced several health challenges over the years but remains active in public life.

The Times of India Ambedkar row: Oppn steps up attack, BJP launches counter offensive

The Times of India New governors for Manipur, Bihar, Odisha, Kerala and Mizoram appointed

The Times of India 'They'll be dangerous because they'll be hungry': Shastri on Kohli and Smith

Virat Kohli and Steve Smith have faced a challenging 2024 with limited centuries, while Kane Williamson and Joe Root have excelled in Test cricket. Former cricketer Ravi Shastri believes Kohli and Smith retain their danger factor due to their resilience and hunger for runs.

The Times of India PV Sindhu shares magical wedding moments

Olympic medallist PV Sindhu married entrepreneur Venkata Datta Sai in a private ceremony attended by close family and friends in Udaipur. The wedding included traditional rituals and a lively Sangeet ceremony. Sindhu, known for her illustrious badminton career, recently won the Syed Modi International, adding to her multiple accolades and titles.

The Times of India Local staff working at inoperative Indian consulate in Afghanistan injured

The Times of India ‘Infosys seems to think it’s …’: Karnataka's opposition leader accuses

Karnataka's Deputy Leader of Opposition, Arvind Bellad, has accused Infosys of neglecting job creation despite receiving subsidized land in several cities. Bellad urged the government to take action and reclaim the land, highlighting Infosys' unfulfilled employment commitments and the impact on farmers who lost their lands.

The Times of India 'Welcome India's smallest, yet biggest fan': Axar blessed with a boy

Indian cricketer Axar Patel announced the birth of his son, Haksh Patel, sharing a touching Instagram post. Due to personal commitments and overseas performance considerations, Axar was unavailable for India's squad selection in the Border-Gavaskar Trophy. Mumbai's Tanush Kotian replaced him, with Kuldeep Yadav still recovering from surgery.

The Times of India 5 soldiers killed in an accident in J&K's Poonch

The Times of India Annamalai slams Telangana CM Revanth Reddy over Allu Arjun case

BJP Tamil Nadu president K Annamalai blasts Telangana CM Revanth Reddy for allegedly targeting Telugu star Allu Arjun in connection with a stampede incident. Annamalai accuses Reddy of political vendetta and misuse of power, while emphasizing the need for impartiality and rule of law.

The Times of India Sex, drugs, misuse of power: Biggest revelations from Matt Gaetz report

The report is based on testimony, financial records, and communications gathered during the investigation, which concluded despite Gaetz's resignation from Congress.

The Times of India Indian IT hiring in 2025: The jobs that will be in biggest demand

Indian IT hiring is set for a robust rebound in 2025 after facing a 7% dip in 2024. Economic improvements and technological advancements, especially in AI and cybersecurity, promise 15-20% job growth. Organizations are focusing on upskilling, and hiring in Tier 2 cities grew by 48%, with mid- to senior-level positions seeing a 35% increase.

The Times of India 'Drama, crocodile tears': BJP CMs' all-out coordinated attack on Congress amid Ambedkar row

The BJP has launched a counterattack against the Congress over Amit Shah's remark on Ambedkar and a recent parliamentary scuffle. BJP leaders accused Congress of historic disrespect towards Ambedkar and challenged the party to apologize for an edited clip of Shah’s statement, claiming Congress is frustrated after poor poll performances and engaging in divisive politics.

The Times of India 'Was a rusted knife': Dhankhar on no-confidence motion in RS

Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar criticises opposition INDIA bloc's no-confidence motion as a 'rusted' tool and highlights their haste. He stresses the importance of expression and dialogue for democracy. Dhankhar warns against systematic attempts to undermine national institutions and emphasizes media's role in holding public representatives accountable.