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ECB writes to ICC, won’t accept new FTP proposal - Times of India
MUMBAI: The England & Wales Cricket Board (ECB), on Friday, wrote to Manu Sawhney, the Chief Executive at the International Cricket Council (ICC), informing the latter that they will “not support” the current proposal of the governing body’s Future Tours Program (FTP) for the 2023-31 cycle.
ISL: ATK beat Jamshedpur FC 3-1 to go top of table - Times of India
KOLKATA: Striker Roy Krishna converted two second-half penalties as ATK edged past Jamshedpur FC 3-1 in their ISL-6 match at the Salt Lake Stadium here on Saturday. After a barren first half, Krishna broke the deadlock in the 57th minute, followed by his second in the 71st. Substitute Edu Garcia (90+1) scored the team's third. For Jamshedpur, Sergio Castel pulled one back in the 87th minute.
Jamie Vardy and James Maddison on target as Leicester City sink Arsenal - Times of India
LEICESTER: Jamie Vardy and James Maddison struck second-half goals as Leicester City beat an unimpressive Arsenal 2-0 at the King Power Stadium on Saturday to move into second place in the Premier League. Leicester have 26 points and are above Chelsea on goal difference and one point ahead of champions Manchester City, who visit leaders Liverpool on Sunday.
From Shah Rukh Khan's family throwback picture to 'Panipat' poster: Here are a few viral Instagram pictures of the week - Times of India
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Hurray! Hyderabad is India’s ‘Most Vegan-Friendly City 2019’ - Times of India
Exactly a week after being heralded as a Creative City of Gastronomy by UNESCO, Hyderabad has notched up another remarkable first. People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) India annointing Hyderabad as ‘2019 most vegan-Friendly city’. “Global interest in a vegan lifestyle has never been higher, and Hyderabad is leading the country in responding to it.
Tens of thousands join climate protests before UN summit
Students from various colleges and schools participate in 'Global Climate Strike', in Guwahati, Friday, Sept. ...Read More CANBERRA: Tens of thousands of protesters joined rallies on Friday as a day of worldwide demonstrations calling for action against climate change began ahead of a UN summit in New York. Some of the first rallies in what is being billed as a "global climate strike" were held in Australia's largest city, Sydney, and the national capital, Canberra.
Nigeria police nab main suspect in apparent serial killings
WARRI: Police in Nigeria say they have arrested the main suspect in apparent serial killings that have sparked protests by women demanding greater security. Police announced on Twitter that they were questioning the man. At least eight women have been strangled in hotel rooms in southern Rivers state in the past two months. Women's rights groups have protested this week in the streets of Port Harcourt in the oil-producing Niger Delta region.
PHOTOS: Priyanka Chopra's biker shorts seems to be heavily inspired by Kim Kardashian - Times of India
Colin Trevorrow said no to big Marvel movie because you need someone who loved this growing up
Not indulging in 'bayanbaazi': Uddhav Thackeray on PM's Ram temple jibe | India News - Times of India
MUMBAI: A day after Prime Minister Narendra Modi asked "loudmouths" to refrain from making statements on the Ram Temple issue while the judicial process is on, Shiv Sena chief Uddhav Thackeray on Friday said his party's stand on the issue mirrored "sentiments of Hindus". "I am amazed at the 'bayan bahadurs and badbole' (loudmouths) on the Ram Mandir issue. Every one in the country respects the Supreme Court. The apex court is hearing the case.
Saudi Arabia shows attack site it says Iran hit
BUQAYQ, SAUDI ARABIA: Saudi Arabia has taken journalists to the site of a missile-and-drone attack on a facility at the heart of the kingdom's oil industry. Journalists arrived Friday to Buqayq in Saudi Arabia's Eastern Province, home to the Abqaiq oil processing facility. That facility was hit in an attack Sept. 14 that halved the kingdom's oil production and has disrupted global energy supplies. The US alleges Iran carried out the attack.
Dharna by SAD at Delhi staged to awaken Congress: Harsimrat - Times of India
Jalandhar: Union minister Harsimrat Kaur Badal on Friday said a dharna was being staged by the Shiromani Akali Dal at Jantar Mantar to build pressure on Punjab government as well as the courts and draw attention of the entire country to the fact that justice has not been delivered to the victims of November 1984 massacre of Sikhs in the last 34 years.
Trial run of new voting machines with voter paper - Times of India
THANE: The final tests of the new set of voting machines equipped with the Voter verifiable paper audit trail (VVPAT) is being conducted in Thane before it is sealed for use in the 2019 Lok Sabha polls in the district.A set of 12,659 ballot units along with 7,361 control units and 7,361 VVPATS is subjected to a rigorous set of trials at a Kopri facility owned by the revenue department in the presence of representatives of political parties.
Negotiations for RCEP goes down to the wire - Times of India
NEW DELHI: One phrase may prove to be the straw that breaks the back of an Asian trading agreement in its sixth year of negotiations.As the East Asia summit nears, negotiations for the RCEP (Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership) are going down to the wire.
BJP seeks annulment of Ramanagara bypoll after its candidate joins Congress - Times of India
BENGALURU: A day after the BJP candidate announced that he had withdrawn from Ramanagara assembly bypolls, the party on Friday petitioned the Election Commission requesting it to "annul" the November 3 election immediately as the poll process has been "vitiated".The BJP also demanded that leaders of Congress-JD(S) coalition, including chief minister HD Kumaraswamy, be booked under relevant provisions of law for allegedly acting in "collusion" to ensure that there is no contest.In a major...
No role in Ramachandra Guha's decision not to take up teaching offer, says Ahmedabad University; ABVP claims victory - Times of India
AHMEDABAD: A day after eminent historian Ramachandra Guha announced that he won't take up a teaching offer at the Ahmedabad University , the ABVP , which was opposing his appointment, claimed victory, even as the varsity asserted that it had no role in Guha's decision and dismissed suggestions that it had acted under pressure from the RSS' student wing.The Ahmedabad university (AU) had announced Guha's appointment on October 16 and soon after, on October 19, the Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi...
Rs 29 lakh hawala cash seized, 2 arrested - Times of India
HYDERABAD: Task Force police busted an illegal money transfer racket and arrested two persons at Gowliguda on Wednesday. They also seized Rs 29.35 lakh cash from them. The culprits — Pavan Kumar Sharma, 22, and Hansraj, 26, from Osmanshahi in Gowliguda — are natives of Rajasthan Task Force police received credible info about hawala transactions taking place at the house of the accused in Osmanshahi.
Kolkata tops in public transport: Study - Times of India
At a time when air pollution is peaking in urban India, a study by a major taxi aggregator -- ‘Ease of Moving Index’ by Ola Mobility Institute -- has found that a majority of urban Indians -- 80% of people in cities -- would prefer using public transport over their personal vehicles if robust and affordable first- and last-mile connectivity.The Ease of Moving Index 2018 covered 20 cities with over 43,000 people participating in the survey that measured perceptions on key aspects of urban...
In Kerala, 'dead' man returns 15 days after funeral - Times of India
KOZHIKODE: The members of Thekkanam Kunnel family at Aadikkolli in Wayanad had the shock of their lives when Saji (48), who was presumed dead and buried, returned home 15 days after funeral, on Wednesday.Saji had left his home on September 3 and had ever since remained incommunicado with the family. His mother and younger brother had misidentified a partially decomposed body found at the forest fringe at Bairakkuppa in Karnataka.
Trump, Xi eye G20 talks after 'very good' phone call
WASHINGTON: US President Donald Trump said Thursday he had "very good" talks with Chinese leader Xi Jinping on the trade conflict between the two economic giants, and meetings were being planned at the G20 summit at the end of this month.The phone call comes as tensions between the world's two biggest economies are rising on several fronts, including commerce and security."Just had a long and very good conversation with President Xi Jinping of China.
Over 150 delegates to attend IFCCI investment meet today - Times of India
Nagpur: Over 150 delegates from various companies will attend the ‘Indo-French Investment Conclave’ hosted by Indo-French Chamber of Commerce and Industry (IFCCI) on Friday.
Naan autokaaran: Good samaritan rickshaw driver gives expectant mothers free rides to govt hospitals - Times of India
Coimbatore: It was a month ago that A Ramasamy, an autorickshaw driver hailing from Kallakattupudur, noticed a heavily pregnant girl walking under the scorching sun to reach a government hospital from a bus stop. The plight of the girl, young enough to be his daughter, struck a chord with the 55-year-old man.“Even a robust man like me find it very difficult to walk in the sun. I could only imagine how difficult it must be for her.
WATCH: When Sports Minister Rajyavardhan Singh Rathore helped Mary Kom train - Times of India
NEW DELHI: Here's something you don't get to see very often. A practice boxing session of sorts outside the ring.
Accused cop, brother posted at BMP-5 for 28 years - Times of India
PATNA: Bihar Military Police (BMP) subedar Shambhu Sharan Rathore, was suspended on Wednesday for allegedly molesting a trainee constable in his office at BMP-5 in the morning, has been posted there for more than 28 years.
IISER organises lecture series for technocrats from Nov 15
PUNE: Indian Institute of Science Education and Research will be starting a lecture series explaining latest developments in fundamental science and technology to technocrats. The series will start on November 15 at Symbiosis Auditorium, Symbiosis Infotech Campus, Hinjewadi and will be held between 4pm and 7pm.
Mercedes tighten grip on virtual F1 championship - Times of India
LONDON: Formula One 's virtual world championship reflected the real one on Wednesday with Mercedes dominating the esports series and British gamer Brendon Leigh celebrating his fourth victory in six races.Leigh, last year's inaugural F1 esports champion before teams got involved, won on the Le Castellet and Silverstone layouts to stretch his lead to 43 points.The 19-year-old had triumphed on the Australian and Chinese circuits earlier in the month.Hungarian team mate Daniel Bereznay won the...
NEET 2019 registration starts from today; apply online @nta.ac.in
NEW DELHI: The online application process for National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET) 2019 for admission to the undergraduate (UG) courses like MBBS, BDS, BAMS, BNYS, BUMS, BSMS and BHMS etc is starting today i.e., from November 1, 2018.Interested and eligible candidates can apply for NEET-UG 2019 through the National Testing Agency (NTA) official website - nta.ac.in.For the first time this year, the NTA will be conducting the examination, replacing the Central Board of Secondary...
Buy Ayodhya land for temple: RSS to govt - Times of India
MUMBAI: The RSS wants the Modi government to legislate on the Ram temple issue. The Sangh is of the view that the Centre should acquire the Ayodhya land and hand it over for construction of the temple, RSS joint general secretary Manmohan Vaidya said on Wednesday.Vaidya’s statement indicated the Janmabhoomi issue would be the focus of the RSS’s all-India working council which began its deliberations at Keshav Srishti, near Uttan in Bhayander, on Wednesday.
Panic grips a calm residential area - Times of India
Thiruvananthapuram: Loud speakers were blaring film songs when human screams filtered through the air and shook up neighbouring residents at the Arasummoodu residential colony near Manvila industrial estate on Wednesday evening.The village known for its industrial enterprises was decked up to host a function to be attended by chief minister Pinarayi Vijayan where he was to declare self-governance for Agriculture Co-operative Staff Training Institute on Thursday.
Kolkata: Uber cab drivers to intensify agitation - Times of India
KOLKATA: A day after Uber cab drivers staged a protest outside the aggregator’s office at Ballygunge Phari and even reportedly offloaded around a dozen passengers to protest against the app cab officials’ alleged excess, a section of cab owners and drivers are further gearing up to intensify their agitation till their demands are met.A section of cab owners plan to hold a vehicular procession from the Ballygunge Phari office to its Salt Lake office on Thursday.“We are trying to assemble as...
Saudi prosecutor met with Turkish intelligence on Khashoggi
ISTANBUL : Saudi Arabia 's chief public prosecutor met members of Turkey 's intelligence agency overnight as part of an investigation into the murder of journalist and Riyadh critic Jamal Khashoggi , local media reported Wednesday.Attorney General Sheikh Saud al-Mojeb, who travelled to Istanbul this week, left his hotel around 2110 GMT on Tuesday escorted by a convoy and went to the regional head offices of the Turkish Intelligence Organisation (MIT), the private DHA news agency...
Indian, Chinese soldiers do yoga together - Times of India
NEW DELHI: Setting aside simmering tensions along the Line of Actual Control (LAC) after the Doklam troop face-off last year, Indian and Chinese soldiers on Thursday came together to do yoga at a border personnel meeting point (BPM) in Eastern Ladakh.Over 20 People’s Liberation Army (PLA) soldiers led by Lt-Colonel Li Ming Zu participated in the joint yoga session with Indian troops from the 1/9 Gorkha Rifles commanded by Colonel Anil Sharma at the Daulat Beg Oldie-Tien Wein Dien BPM, amid...
'Race 3' box-office collection Day 6: The Salman Khan starrer earns Rs 8 crore - Times of India ►
Remo D'Souza's high octane action flick starring Salman Khan has continued its triumphant run at the box office. 'Race 3', the third instalment of the franchise, with Salman taking the lead, has zoomed past the Rs 100 crore mark and has shown no signs of slowing down.
Power cuts irk Patnaites, but Pesu claims all’s well - Times of India
PATNA: With power outages becoming the norm, city residents have little option but to grin and bear the trouble. Areas like Boring Road , Sri Krishna Puri, Sri Krishna Nagar, Pataliputra Colony, Nehru Nagar, Nageshwar Colony and Machhua Toli, among others, have been grappling with power pangs for days now.Wednesday was no better with the erratic electricity supply getting on the nerves of Patnaites. “With the temperature hovering around 40-43°C, we are forced to stay indoors.
Four found hanged in last 24 hours in four UP districts - Times of India
AGRA: In less than 24 hours, four including two teenagers were found hanged from trees or ceiling in Farrukhabad, Firozabad, Agra and Etah districts of Uttar Pradesh On Wednesday morning, a 28-year-old youth was found hanging from a tree in Hazratganj village of Kampil police jurisdiction, Farrukhabad district .
Nashik's Vishwas Mandlik, Mumbai's Yoga Institute win PM awards
NEW DELHI: The Ayush Ministry on Wednesday said Vishwas Mandlik of Nashik and The Yoga Institute in Mumbai are the recipients of the Prime Minister's Award for outstanding contribution to promotion and development of yoga.Mandlik won the award in the category Individual - National and The Yoga Institute won in the category Organisation - National.
Amarnath yatra: Security forces asked to maintain synergy - Times of India
JAMMU: Ahead of the annual Amarnath yatra , security forces have been asked to maintain "highest level of alertness" and "synergy," police said on Wednesday.The two-month long pilgrimage to the 3,880 metre high cave shrine of Amarnath will commence on June 28.All border police stations, posts and check-points have also been directed to be strengthened and activated to neutralize any attempt of infiltration by terrorists from across the International Border (IB) and the Line of Control (LoC),...
Seven policemen including an SSI injured after service revolver went off accidentally in Mainpuri - Times of India
KANPUR: Seven policemen including a senior sub-inspector (SSI) of police sustained bullet injuries when the service revolver of an police out-post in-charge allegedly went off accidentally at Kotwali police station in Mainpuri district on Wednesday.All six were admitted to district hospital and are said to be out of danger.Police sources told TOI, Ganeshpur Burj police out-post incharge Satendra Pal, who was allegedly sent to lines over dereliction of duty on Tuesday by SSP Ajay Shankar Rai,...
Rain in Delhi-NCR brings respite from scorching heat - Times of India
DELHI: Mild showers in Delhi-NCR brought the much needed respite from the scorching heat on Wednesday.Wednesday's rains came against the backdrop of the prediction that the mercury was all set to touch around 42 degrees Celsius by Thursday with rain giving Delhi a skip over the weekend.The maximum temperature had been recorded at 39.8 degrees on Tuesday — one degree above normal for the season.The regional Met office had said that north-westerly winds are blowing again, which would see...
Delhi-bound flight suffers bird hit - Times of India
CHENNAI/DELHI: A Delhi-bound Air India flight carrying 131 passengers was forced to return to the city airport today after suffering a bird-hit 20 minutes into its journey, the national carrier said today.All passengers are safe.The flight AI 440 was airborne for nearly 20 minutes before it suffered the bird-hit, "forcing" it to return to the city airport, an Air India spokesperson said."All passengers are safe and the aircraft is being inspected by Air India engineers to assess the damage...
Nipah virus can’t survive in fruits: NIV scientists - Times of India
PUNE: Scientists at the city’s National Institute of Virology said Nipah virus did not spread through fruits “Viruses are obligatory parasites. They cannot multiply in fruits. Like any other virus, Nipah virus needs animal or human cells to survive and multiply,” National Institute of Virology (NIV) director and senior scientist Devendra Mourya told TOI.The country’s fruit exports dipped after the outbreak of Nipah in Kerala.
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