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Donald Trump has sparked fresh health buzz after admitting he takes a daily 325mg aspirin because he needs it psychologically, despite doctors reportedly urging him to switch to the lower 81mg dose. Calling the pill a monster, Trump said, I take the big one, before insisting, Ive been doing okay for 35 years. Leave me alone. He also said he believes aspirin helps thin his blood, while online critics quickly piled on with jokes about the presidents unusual defense and his bruised hands.
Indian Railways has launched its first train capable of running on liquefied natural gas, or LNG. The eight-coach, non-AC train was flagged off from Sabarmati station in Gujarat and is a modified Diesel Electric Multiple Unit, or DEMU. The train can operate using 40 per cent LNG and 60 per cent diesel, with dedicated fuel controls, LNG storage, gas-leak detection and safety systems. Unlike conventional trains, DEMUs do not use a separate locomotive, making direct replacement with an electric loc
New satellite imagery of Saudi Arabias Prince Sultan Air Base has revealed fresh details of the damage left behind after Iranian strikes during the war with the United States. The imagery appears to show a severely damaged Royal Saudi Air Force RE-3A reconnaissance aircraft, with its horizontal stabilizer missing and possible fuel leakage. Burn marks linked to previously reported destruction of a U.S. KC-135R tanker and E-3G AWACS aircraft are also visible, while several U.S. military facilities
India's coach reflects on the team's performance against Brazil, highlighting the importance of self-belief, concentration and experience after the defeat. He also backs goalkeeper Gurpreet Singh Sandhu, stressing that the team must learn from its mistakes.
India captain Shubman Gill reflects on the team's bowling struggles, fielding mistakes and preparations for the upcoming World Cup after the 3rd ODI. He also discusses player combinations, injuries and the performances of Rohit Sharma, Virat Kohli and KL Rahul.
Brazil coach reflects on the team's match against India, the performance of young players, the clean sheet and the incredible atmosphere at Kolkata's Salt Lake Stadium.
Football fans in Kolkata share their reactions and expectations ahead of the India vs Brazil clash. Fans talk about their excitement for the match, supporting their favourite teams and hopes for Indian football.
The shop owner said that deposited cash had come from sales generated by his pharmacy and had been properly recorded for in the concerned business books. To support his explanation, he submitted an audited balance sheet, VAT (value-added tax) returns and sample sales invoices. The Assessing Officer (AO), however, did not accept his account.
In the fourth instalment of TimesofIndia.com's series looking back at India's medal-winning campaigns at the Chess Olympiad in Samarkand, Vantika Agrawal reflects on her women's team's bronze-medal journey. The 24-year-old discusses the setbacks against Poland and China, her individual bronze, the team's resilience, her limited exposure to elite tournaments, and her ambitions to break into the top circuit.
India's men's cricket team triumphed at the Asian Games 2026, capturing the gold medal with a decisive 19-run win over arch-rivals Pakistan at Korakuen Stadium. With a formidable score of 211 runs, powered by standout performances from Abhishek Sharma and Tilak Varma, India showcased dominance. Although Pakistan's Hasan Nawaz fought valiantly with 96 runs, India's bowlers sealed the deal, underlining their title-winning prowess.
In the first eight months of 2026, the situation in Ukraine has become increasingly dire, with civilian casualties and injuries rising sharply. Reports indicate that nearly 2,500 civilians have been impacted by missile strikes and aerial attacks, targeting both densely inhabited regions and critical infrastructure. As winter draws near, the damaging strikes on energy facilities have further jeopardized essential services, leaving civilians in a precarious state amid the continuing conflict.
Larry Ellison has purchased eight residential properties in Palm Meadows Estates, Florida, for his household staff. These properties, costing nearly $10 million, are located conveniently near his main estate. Residents expressed concerns over the clustering of properties under a single corporate owner, prompting new ownership restrictions by the homeowners association. The homes will accommodate domestic employees and private educators for his children.
Ketan Agarwal's death on June 18 was initially thought to be accidental but later revealed to be homicide. His fiance, Siya Goyal, and her lover, Chetan Chaudhary, allegedly plotted his murder at Lohagad Fort. They conducted extensive online searches about deaths and ways to conceal evidence before executing their plan. The investigation revealed connections to a previous death at the same location, fueling their conspiracy.
Students frequently find it challenging to remember information using passive techniques like rereading and highlighting. Research shows that active retrieval and spaced repetition are key for effective memory retention. Methods such as dividing information into manageable sections can greatly facilitate understanding. Creative approaches like visualizing ideas and teaching others can enhance learning. Regularly revisiting material ensures lasting retention rather than just fleeting familiarity.
For much of its history, the world chess championship was not a title a player could simply qualify to challenge for. From SteinitzZukertort in 1886 to the long disputes involving Lasker, Capablanca and Rubinstein, challengers had to raise money, negotiate terms and persuade champions to play. As Gukesh prepares to defend his title against Sindarov in Geneva, the USD 2.5 million match offers a striking contrast: the challenger has earned his shot through a formal qualifying system.
A fresh diplomatic showdown has erupted between Washington and Tehran after the U.S. State Department said two Iranian delegation members were kicked out of the country for allegedly remaining in New York after being ordered to leave. The incident comes after Washington imposed restrictions on Irans UN delegation and amid a wider standoff over the Strait of Hormuz and stalled U.S.-Iran talks. With tensions already soaring, the latest expulsion threatens to further strain diplomatic channels betw
Cornell University is facing mounting fury over its handling of a 2024 alleged gang rape case, with President Michael Kotlikoff calling the allegations deeply disturbing and admitting the fallout could haunt the university for years. Students have demanded answers and some called for Kotlikoffs resignation, while New York officials move the criminal investigation to the state attorney general and Cornell faces an independent review of its response.
India defended only eight of its 28 Hangzhou golds at Aichi-Nagoya, with 20 titles changing hands. All seven shooting golds and all six athletics titles were lost, but the gold medals were replaced from a wider pool. Thirteen came from events where India had won silver or bronze, or had not reached the podium. From Pranavi Urs to Lovlina Borgohain, the medal map changed even as traditional strengths remained again.
In a strategic move, Russia has targeted crucial bridges spanning the Dnipro River in Kyiv, severely impacting transportation and essential infrastructure. The attacks have led to significant traffic congestion throughout the city, with public transport facing notable disruptions. The Southern Bridge has experienced considerable damage, hindering metro services crucial for daily commuters. In light of these assaults, Ukrainian authorities are exploring alternative options to ensure vital crossin
On October 3, three female journalists reported instances of sexual harassment to the Delhi Police during a protest. These cases were referred to the Crime Branch for further inquiry. This protest, directed at Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar regarding alleged electoral roll discrepancies, resulted in the detention of hundreds, raising concerns regarding the police's handling of the situation, with opposition leaders condemning the use of violence and unauthorized protest measures.
Had there been no alliance (with the Samajwadi Party), they (Congress) wouldn't have won a single seat. It even reached a point where their top leader Rahul Gandhi was ready to give up his seat. He contested from elsewhere (Raebareli) instead of Amethi. He was so scared, SP MP Shiv Pal Singh Patel said.
Carole King purchased Robinson Bar Ranch in Idaho in 1981 and worked on restoring the property for decades. The property, which spans 128 acres, includes various structures and natural features. After significant renovations, the ranch was listed several times before selling for $3.99 million. Its history includes being a mining claim and a resort under previous owners. The ranch exemplifies King's connection to a unique lifestyle away from urban centers.
Carter Church, a skilled AI engineer, has managed to crack an elusive military message from 1809, originally ordered by Napoleon. The document remained indecipherable for 217 years because the cypher key was lost. By merging AI technology with historical inquiry, Church unveiled details about troop placements before the Austrian conflict.
France has been hit by a rapidly spreading wave of student protests, with high-school students barricading school gates, confronting police and demanding better conditions across the country. The unrest, which began in the Paris region, has spread to towns nationwide, with schools affected by blockades and closures. Protesters have cited staff shortages, deteriorating school facilities, long school days and concerns over Frances university admissions system, Parcoursup. At some demonstrations, r
A major security scare has unfolded in Saudi Arabia after Yemens Iran-backed Houthi rebels targeted Aramco facilities in Riyadh with ballistic missiles and drones. Unverified satellite imagery appears to show fires at or near the Aramco site, while NASAs FIRMS fire-detection data has detected unusual thermal activity in the area. A witness also reported seeing a large plume of smoke and fire near an Aramco facility. The reported attack comes amid escalating tensions between Saudi Arabia and the
Lockheed Martin plans to enhance its manufacturing capabilities in India if selected for the medium transport aircraft contract. The company already collaborates with Tata Advanced Systems for C-130J component production in India. The Indian Air Force seeks 60 medium transport aircraft to modernize its fleet due to aging aircraft. Competitors in this bid include Tata, Mahindra, and Adani Defence, partnering with global manufacturers.
Flydubai hero pilot Smit Machchhar has opened up about the terrifying cockpit attack during a call with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, revealing new details about the dramatic struggle aboard the aircraft. Machchhar described the frightening moments inside the cockpit as he fought to regain control and protect those on board, offering Netanyahu a firsthand account of the ordeal.
Russia has issued a fresh warning to foreign nationals and diplomats in Kyiv, urging them to leave Ukraine and avoid travelling to the country as Moscow says a new wave of massive retaliatory strikes will continue. Russias Foreign Ministry said foreign citizens who remain in Kyiv would do so at their own risk and warned of what it described as mortal danger. The warning comes after days of intensified Russian attacks on Kyiv, including strikes affecting key infrastructure and bridges across the
A medical evacuation jet traveling from Bermuda to Boston has gone missing over the Atlantic Ocean. The Gulfstream G100 signaled an emergency and lost contact just moments before it vanished from radar. The US Coast Guard's search efforts have located a debris field south of Nantucket, providing critical details about the situation.
A 19-year-old BCom student named Yogesh was fatally stabbed in Nagarabhavi following a classmate's dispute. The confrontation stemmed from disparaging remarks made by Yogesh regarding a senior girl pursued by Bhuvan. After gathering a group, Bhuvan called Yogesh behind the college to confront him over these remarks. During the violent altercation, one assailant used a knife to stab Yogesh in the chest, ultimately leading to his death.
I am very uncomfortable about people trying to ascribe religious force or a surrender of human judgment to AI models, and think it is a real safety issue, Altman said in a post to X. The comments were widely seen as a criticism of Anthropic and its co-founder Dario Amodei, who previously worked with Altman at OpenAI.
Salman Khan shared how he faced negativity surrounding his personal life and career after Maine Pyar Kiya. Upon being offered Dus Ka Dum, he was initially hesitant due to the ongoing negativity. His father advised him to be himself, which changed people's perceptions. Viewers began to connect with him as a person rather than just an actor.
The cooking techniques used for potatoes can greatly influence their flavor and texture. Boiling softens the insides, while frying them post-boiling yields a delightful crispiness that has made this combination a favorite in various cuisines. However, boiling can lead to a loss of some vitamins, and while frying adds dietary fiber, it's important to note that simply combining these methods does not significantly enhance health benefits.
After battling viral fever and a rushed recovery, Neeru Dhanda arrived at the Asian Games 2026 with a dream of winning a medal. She left Aichi-Nagoya with three medals - two golds and a silver - and her sights now firmly set on the Los Angeles Olympics. With the World Championship in Doha her immediate target, Neeru wants to win an Olympic medal and end Indias long wait for a shotgun medal.
Yemen's government has launched military strikes aimed at Houthi positions in Sanaa, marking a significant escalation amid the Houthis' recent announcement of a naval blockade against Saudi Arabia. As tensions rise, reports indicate that Saudi Arabia could unleash a major offensive against Houthi forces along the Red Sea coast, potentially mobilizing over 100,000 Yemeni troops depending on the operation's scale.
Sambhav Jain, a 28-year-old software engineer, died by suicide after jumping from a 41st-floor balcony. He had been staying alone in an Airbnb and expressed feelings of depression before the incident. Police are investigating personal difficulties and financial issues stemming from a recent divorce and medical expenses. Jain's father had suggested he return home to resolve a monetary dispute. The authorities are examining evidence, including CCTV footage and WhatsApp messages.
In a tragic incident in Irkutsk, Russia, a laboratory worker died after an accidental exposure to live plague bacteria from a broken test tube. Nearly 200 individuals potentially exposed to her are undergoing medical monitoring. Hospital reports revealed she exhibited severe pneumonia-like symptoms prior to her death. Fortunately, all assessed contacts have tested negative for the plague, alleviating some concern among health officials.
Perfectionism can be a heavy burden for children, often causing distress when their art does not align with their high standards. Understanding the line between perfectionistic striving and fears is essential for recognizing a child's emotional challenges. A parent's response to errors shapes how a child views failure and embraces imperfection.
Mad Sandhu, a well-known LGBTQ+ influencer and make-up artist, was shot dead in Amritsar. He was attacked while collecting his car after a wash on Loharka Road. Police have indicated they possess solid leads to identify the attackers and were investigating various angles for a motive. Previously, Sandhu faced objections from a Nihang group regarding his social media content and fashion choices.
A shocking mid-air incident aboard a Flydubai passenger flight has raised serious questions about cockpit security and aviation safety. Flight FZ1073, carrying 175 people and heading towards Israel, reportedly plunged more than 17,000 feet in under two minutes before making an emergency landing in Saudi Arabia.According to reports, an Omani co-pilot allegedly attacked Indian captain Smit Machchhar and attempted to take control of the aircraft. Despite reportedly being stabbed, Captain Machchhar

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