The Times of India Pakistani model Samra Chaudhry's alleged old private videos resurface online

In Pakistan, several celebrities, including model Samra Chaudhry, have become victims of cyberattacks, resulting in the leak of explicit videos. These incidents, involving hacked personal content, underscore the growing importance of digital privacy and stronger cybersecurity measures to protect against such invasions.

The Times of India Watch: PM Modi attends special screening of 'The Sabarmati Report'

Prime Minister Narendra Modi and senior leaders attended a special screening of The Sabarmati Report, which revisits the 2002 Sabarmati Express burning incident. Directed by Dheeraj Sarna, the film has received praise for its narrative and portrayal, with some states making it tax-free to encourage viewership.

The Times of India Is 'sulking' Shinde delaying Maha govt formation talks?

The Times of India 8-year-old shot dead by 9 men over spat with her brother in Meerut

An eight-year-old girl in Meerut, UP, was tragically killed in a revenge attack after nine men opened fire at her home. The assailants were seeking her brother, with whom they had an ongoing dispute. The girl was struck by a bullet and declared dead at a health center. Efforts are underway to apprehend the attackers.

The Times of India 'IAS officer' booked for threatening to kill woman if she didn't marry him

In Lucknow, Deepak Kumar, posing as an IAS officer, threatened to kill an LLB student if she refused to marry him.

The Times of India Intel announces retirement of CEO Pat Gelsinger 'effective immediately'

Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger has announced his retirement effective December 1, 2024. He will be replaced by interim co-CEOs David Zinsner and Michelle Johnston Holthaus. The company faces significant market challenges. The board is searching for a new CEO. Intel aims to improve product development and regain investor confidence.

The Times of India Watch: Wicket celebration gone horribly wrong!

Nepal's U19 spinner Yuvraj Khatri suffered a severe ankle injury while celebrating a wicket during the U19 Asia Cup clash against Bangladesh in Dubai. The incident occurred in the 28th over as Khatri took a crucial wicket but hurt himself during his celebratory lap, leading to his exit from the field.

The Times of India Harshvardhan Rane hopes Vikrant Massey's retirement post is a 'PR activity'

Vikrant Massey stirred the internet with his recent Instagram post, hinting at retirement from his acting career at the age of 37. Many celebrities and fans reacted to his shocking decision, and now his 'Haseen Dillruba' co-star Harshvardhan Rane has called the statement a "PR activity".

The Times of India 56 killed in stampede at soccer match

A stampede at a football stadium in southern Guinea caused 56 deaths after fan clashes during a local tournament final. The government is investigating to identify those responsible. Tear gas was deployed as chaos erupted over a contested penalty in the match. Children were among the victims. The incident has sparked criticism of the military leader's political motivations.

The Times of India Oxford university lauds PM Modi's flagship 'PRAGATI' initiative

A University of Oxford study praises India's PRAGATI initiative for transforming government project management and setting a global standard for governance innovation. Launched in 2015, PRAGATI accelerates infrastructure and social sector projects through real-time data integration, leading to significant economic growth and societal progress.

The Times of India Nargis Fakhri's sister Aliya accused of killing her ex-boyfriend and his new female friend: Report

Nargis Fakhri's sister Aliya has been arrested for putting a two floor building on fire which killed her ex-boyfriend and his new female friend. Her mother though denies that she could kill anyone.

The Times of India Lobito rly project: Will Trump support Biden's counter to China's BRI?

The Lobito Corridor, a railway project linking Angola, the DRC, and Zambia, is becoming a key part of US engagement in Africa under President Biden. Aimed at countering China's influence, it promises to boost regional trade and create jobs. Biden’s support underscores its transformative potential with significant investments in rail, solar energy, and agriculture.

The Times of India 'I don’t want to go to heaven': Ohio girl pleads with father not to kill her

A distressing audio of seven-year-old Oaklynn Alexander pleading with her father during a police standoff in Ohio has gone viral. Her non-custodial father, Charles Ryan Alexander, kidnapped her, leading to a tense situation where he threatened both their lives. Police intervened, resulting in his death but Oaklynn's safe recovery.

The Times of India 'Clean utensils, shoes': Akal Takht's punishment for Sukhbir Badal

The Sikh clergy at the Akal Takht issued a religious punishment to Sukhbir Singh Badal for mistakes during his party's rule from 2007 to 2017. Punishments include serving as a 'sewadar' at the Golden Temple and other sacred sites, cleaning utensils and shoes, and attending religious hymns. Other related leaders also received various services as punishment.

The Times of India 'Nah nah, I’m ...': Marsh on his availability for pink-ball Test

Australian all-rounder Mitchell Marsh, despite experiencing soreness after the Perth Test, confirmed his readiness for the pink-ball Test against India in Adelaide. Marsh's fitness is crucial for Australia, who aim to rebound after a heavy defeat. Uncapped Beau Webster joins the squad as potential cover for Marsh, while Australia mull replacements for the injured Josh Hazlewood.