The Times of India China to build world's biggest dam near border; India waits & watches

China has approved the construction of the world's largest dam on the Brahmaputra in Tibet, close to the Indian border. This significant project, expected to cost over one trillion yuan, raises concerns for neighboring riparian states, India and Bangladesh. China asserts these are run-of-the-river projects.

The Times of India 'Jew moment' for PIOs? MAGA backers vent anti-Indian ire

Jagdish Bhagwati likens Indian-Americans to the successful Jewish community in the US, noting their prominence in various fields. However, Trump's MAGA base increasingly targets well-paid Indian-Americans with hostility, exemplified by the criticism after Trump's appointment of Sriram Krishnan as Senior Policy Adviser for AI.

The Times of India AAP: Act on Ajay Maken or will push for Congress' ouster from INDIA

The Aam Aadmi Party has threatened to push for Congress's expulsion from the INDIA bloc if action is not taken against Ajay Maken, who called Arvind Kejriwal anti-national. AAP MP Sanjay Singh criticized Congress for targeting Kejriwal despite their previous support. Congress remains unyielding, with Delhi Congress chief Devendra Yadav alleging Kejriwal's panic over potential electoral loss.

The Times of India Why India players are wearing black armbands in MCG Test

The Indian cricket team paid tribute to former Prime Minister Dr. Manmohan Singh by wearing black armbands during the fourth Test against Australia. Dr. Singh, known for his 1991 economic reforms, passed away at 92 in New Delhi. The match resumed with Australia at 311/6 at the Melbourne Cricket Ground.

The Times of India Manmohan Singh: Man who liberated India's dreams, bids farewell at 92

Dr. Manmohan Singh, former PM of India, passed away at AIIMS, remembered for his pivotal role in economic reforms and leadership during crises like the Commonwealth and 2G scams. First becoming Finance Minister and then PM by circumstance, his legacy includes significant economic and political milestones.

The Times of India MAGA divide: Haley, Loomer slam Musk, Ramaswamy on immigration

The Times of India 'Pushpa 2' day 22: Allu Arjun, Rashmika's film sees more than 50% dip on Thurs

Pushpa 2, led by Allu Arjun and Rashmika Mandanna, had a stellar start with a vast Rs 164.25 crore opening in India. However, by the 22nd day, collections dipped over 50% to Rs 9.6 crore. Despite the drop, the film totaled Rs 1119.2 crore, with Hindi viewership leading the revenue, followed by Telugu and other languages.

The Times of India Manmohan Singh's demise: Govt to declare 7-day mourning, Cong cancels meets

Former PM Manmohan Singh passed away on Thursday night. The central government will declare seven days of national mourning with his last rites conducted with full state honours. The Union Cabinet will meet on Friday to discuss further arrangements. The Congress party has also canceled all official programs and will fly flags at half-mast during this period.

The Times of India Manmohan Singh: Gentle, but ready to take risks on vital national issues

Dr. Manmohan Singh, despite his frail health, remained sharp and engaged, reflecting on his tenure as PM and the challenges he faced, including the economic reforms of 1990 and the India-US nuclear deal. His ability to handle differing opinions with grace and strategic wisdom earned him high international respect.

The Times of India Manmohan Singh's demise: The phone call that changed a nation

In June 1991, Manmohan Singh was unexpectedly appointed as India's Finance Minister by PV Narasimha Rao. Singh, along with Rao, initiated major economic reforms that transformed India's economy from a low-growth state to the fastest growing major economy. Singh's first budget abolished the licence-permit raj, liberalized industries, and focused on fiscal consolidation, significantly boosting India's economic outlook.

The Times of India Manmohan Singh's demise: RTI, RTE, NREGA, Nuclear deal landmarks in his legacy

Under PM Manmohan Singh’s tenure, landmark social sector initiatives were introduced by the UPA, including RTI, NREGA, RTE, and the Right to Food. These initiatives originated from Sonia Gandhi-led National Advisory Council and were crucial in policy reforms, including OBC quotas and a significant farm loan package.

The Times of India Konstas' 'self-talk' trick while facing Bumrah

Sam Konstas, a 19-year-old debutant, impressed with a 60-run knock against India in the fourth Test at the MCG. His unique self-talk and aggressive batting style rattled the Indian bowlers. A controversial shoulder bump with Virat Kohli added drama, as umpire Michael Gough intervened. Australia’s decision to field Konstas for the final two matches of the Border-Gavaskar series proved to be a tactical masterstroke. The fearless teenager overcame a few early jitters to play a scintillating knock of 60 off 65 balls on debut.

The Times of India 49 years on, girl lost to lure of fair reunites with family

Phoolmati, 57, reunited with her brother Laldhar after 49 years, thanks to the efforts of a school headmistress and police. Abducted and sold into marriage in 1975, she was located in Vedpur village, Azamgarh, using the limited childhood memories she retained.

The Times of India Twist in Hathras case: 13-year-old boy held for killing fellow student

The Times of India States with high malaria burden dip from 10 in 2015 to 2 in 2023: Government

India has seen a significant decline in high malaria-burden states/UTs, dropping from 10 in 2015 to only two in 2023 according to the health ministry data. Mizoram and Tripura remain in the high-burden category, while others like Odisha, Chhattisgarh, and Jharkhand have shifted to lower burden categories.