The Times of India To survive, a community needs at least 3 kids per couple: RSS chief

RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat warned that social groups with birth rates below 2.1 could face extinction, stressing the importance of maintaining population levels for survival. He highlighted India's inclusive cultural ethos and the need for unity despite differences. Bhagwat also emphasized that discrimination based on caste has no place in Indian religious scriptures.

The Times of India Farmers' march to Delhi: Check traffic advisory, other details

Farmers will march to Delhi demanding higher compensation for acquired land, potentially causing traffic disruptions on key routes in Noida. Barricades will be set up at borders, and commercial vehicles diverted. The protest follows failed negotiations with district authorities. Farmers seek 64.7% additional compensation and compensatory plots for acquired land, upheld by the Supreme Court in 2015.

The Times of India Will ban beef in Assam if Cong files written request: Himanta

Assam CM Himanta Biswa Sarma stated he would ban beef if Congress provides a written request. His comments came amid allegations that BJP distributed beef to win the Muslim-dominated Samaguri constituency bypoll. Sarma questioned Congress' long-term success in the region and challenged them to support a beef ban in writing if they were sincere.

The Times of India Pay heed to Bhagwat words on masjid surveys: Kharge to BJP

Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge criticizes BJP's top leaders for using divisive tactics, including mosque surveys to find temples. He references Mohan Bhagwat's 2022 remark against widespread searches and the Places of Worship Act 1991. Kharge queries BJP's stance on structures built by Muslims. This comes amid violence in Uttar Pradesh's Sambhal related to a mosque survey.

The Times of India Will back any decision taken by Modi, Shah on CM: Eknath Shinde

The Times of India Naukri.com parent Info Edge files fraud complaint against Rahul Yadav

Info Edge has filed an FIR against Rahul Yadav, founder of 4B Networks, alleging misuse of funds. The complaint includes others involved and came after 4B Networks failed to provide essential operation details. Already writing off a significant investment, Info Edge's legal move is aimed at addressing fraudulent activities impacting their subsidiary.

The Times of India 'Madam is busy': Najma says Sonia Gandhi kept her waiting for 1 hour

Najma Heptulla highlights a significant experience from 1999 where, after being elected president of the Inter-Parliamentary Union (IPU), she had to wait an hour to speak to Sonia Gandhi, contrasting it with the instant response from PM Vajpayee. She contrasts her experience with Sonia's leadership to the more accessible style of Indira Gandhi.

The Times of India ‘Shameful if Chinese astronauts on moon before US’

Jaydeep Mukherjee, director of Nasa Florida Space Grant Consortium, warned that a Chinese lunar landing before the US would be embarrassing for America. He highlighted ongoing technical issues and cost overruns with Nasa's Artemis missions. Mukherjee stated that solving these problems is critical to achieving the 2026 target for a manned US lunar landing.

The Times of India BJP flays Mehbooba for equating Bangla minorities with India

J&K BJP leaders demand action against PDP president Mehbooba Mufti for her controversial remarks comparing the treatment of minorities in India to Bangladesh. They describe her statements as anti-national and divisive. BJP's Tarun Chugh accuses Mehbooba of ideological bankruptcy, asserting her claims of India's secular foundation shaking are baseless and reflect frustration over electoral failures.

The Times of India Kuki-Zo youths shot multiple times, mostly on back in Manipur: Autopsy

Ten Kuki-Zo youths, nine adults and one minor, were killed in an alleged gunfight with CRPF on November 11 in Manipur. Post-mortem exams indicated multiple bullet wounds, mostly from behind, without signs of torture. The victims were believed to be militants by police, while the ITLF claims they were village volunteers amid ongoing ethnic violence.

The Times of India Syrian govt loses control of second-largest city Aleppo for first time since 2011

Government forces lost control of Aleppo to the Islamist-dominated rebel alliance for the first time since the conflict began in 2011. The lightning assault was led by Hayat Tahrir al-Sham and coincided with a ceasefire in Lebanon. Kurdish forces expanded their control, exacerbating tensions with the rebels.

The Times of India 'Hybrid model pehele hi sign ho gaya tha': Shoaib Akhtar

Shoaib Akhtar addressed the ongoing situation regarding the ICC Champions Trophy 2025 in Pakistan. He emphasized Pakistan's reasonable stance on hosting rights and revenue. He also highlighted the importance of fostering friendly relations by participating in future tournaments in India. Pakistan agreed to a hybrid model for the Champions Trophy, with India's matches to be played in Dubai.

The Times of India Original form of Sambhal mosque lost: ASI official

The Times of India Many Indians stranded after Gulf Air flight’s emergency landing in Kuwait

Several Indian passengers are stranded at Kuwait Airport after their Gulf Air Bahrain-Manchester flight was diverted due to a technical issue. Indians, not eligible for visa on arrival in Kuwait, are stuck at the airport while other nationals have left. The Indian embassy is assisting but hotels are almost full due to the GCC Summit.

The Times of India Musk backs call for transparency after Kash Patel's appointment

President-elect Donald Trump appoints Kash Patel as FBI Director, prompting social media calls for the declassification of contentious documents such as the 'Epstein list' and 'Diddy list.' Elon Musk supports the push for transparency, aligning with Patel's advocacy for revealing sensitive information for public accountability.