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Animesh Kujur fell during the baton exchange in the mixed 4x100m relay semifinal at the Asian Games. Harita Bhadra glanced back but with the baton in her hand, she knew the priority was getting India into the final.Ive got the baton. My job is to make the team qualify.Harita Bhadra opens up about that tense moment in an exclusive TOI Sports conversation.

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French MEP Rima Hassan has sparked a major political controversy inside the European Parliament after removing an Israeli flag during an unofficial event in Strasbourg. Hassan says the gesture was a protest against the ongoing war in Gaza, alleged violations of international law and what she calls Europes double standard toward Israel.The incident escalated after Israeli artist Yaron Bob reportedly told Hassan: Palestine does not exist. It is a chimera, like unicorns... there are no Palestinian

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Ahead of the India vs Uruguay friendly in Kolkata, ticket prices for some sections have been reduced to just 99, with discounted and complimentary tickets also offered to boost attendance at Salt Lake Stadium.

Kyiv came under another intense Russian missile and drone attack on October 7, with explosions lighting up the night sky and thick smoke rising across the Ukrainian capital. Two people were killed after an air strike sparked a fire at a garage cooperative, according to Kyiv Mayor Vitali Klitschko.As blasts echoed across the city, residents rushed into underground metro stations for shelter. Families, children and even pets spent the night underground as Russia launched what its Defence Ministry

Prime Minister Narendra Modi marked 25 years of continuous service as the head of a government, a journey that began with his appointment as Gujarat Chief Minister on October 7, 2001. Reflecting on his journey, PM Modi recalled his school days in Vadnagar and said that his eagerness to learn has remained with him. Calling himself still a student, Modi said he tries to learn something new every day. At the Viksit Bharat Sankalp Sabha, Modi also renewed his call for a developed India by 2047 with

Priscilla Chan's tuition-free private school in California has shut down after receiving over $125 million in funding. The school, which aimed to support low-income children and families, faced challenges leading to its closure. About 540 children were enrolled, and families expressed concern over the abrupt announcement of the closure. The Chan Zuckerberg Initiative pledged $50 million to assist with transition services and education savings accounts.

Iran says its security forces dismantled multiple suspected militant cells across Sistan and Baluchestan and nearby areas, killing several alleged operatives, arresting others and seizing weapons, ammunition and a Starlink terminal.The operations come amid a fresh wave of violence in southeastern Iran, including attacks on security personnel and military vehicles. Tehran says some of the cells received training abroad and were preparing further attacks, though several of those claims remain unve

Iran has summoned Frances ambassador in Tehran over what it described as the violent treatment of students during nationwide school protests, accusing French authorities of excessive force and human-rights violations.Tehran called on Paris to investigate police conduct and respect the right to peaceful assembly, while French authorities say the protests have also involved serious violence, mass arrests and attacks on schools, staff and security forces.

Kiara Advani and Sidharth Malhotra have announced that they are expecting their second child. The couple shared the happy news with a special Instagram post featuring their daughter Saraayah and a tiny pair of baby booties. The announcement comes a year after they welcomed their first child. Kiara has also spoken about how motherhood changed her, while her Toxic co-star Huma Qureshi praised her work ethic. The news comes soon after Deepika Padukone and Ranveer Singh welcomed their second daughte

Nearly 92% of individuals globally will be impacted by cancer in their lifetime as a patient, caregiver, or loved one, according to data from the World Health Organisation (WHO). Despite these staggering metrics, a critical question remains: Are Indian families structurally, financially, and emotionally prepared for an oncology diagnosis?In this comprehensive panel discussion hosted by journalist Anuja Jaiswal, leading experts and advocates dissect the multi-dimensional impact of cancer care in

India has renewed its call at the United Nations for the early adoption of the Comprehensive Convention on International Terrorism (CCIT), a proposal first introduced by India in 1996. Speaking at the UN General Assemblys Sixth Committee, BJP MP Biplab Kumar Deb stressed the need to hold perpetrators, organisers, financiers and sponsors of cross-border terrorism accountable, citing the Pahalgam terror attack that killed 26 civilians. India also rejected any distinction between good and bad terro

The Ramnami community of Chhattisgarh has carried its faith on its skin for generations. More than a century ago, Dalits facing restrictions on temple entry responded by tattooing the name of Ram on their bodies.For the oldest Ramnamis, the tattoos extended from nakh to shikh - from toenail to crown. Today, only two members of the community are believed to retain complete head-to-toe Ramnam tattoos.But the tradition is changing. Younger Ramnamis continue to identify with the faith, attend bhajan

The US Navy is reshuffling its forces across the Middle East, with the USS George H.W. Bush aircraft carrier and USS Delbert D. Black destroyer leaving the region for Thailand. The Bush, which spent months operating in the Arabian Sea, arrived in Phuket on October 4 for a scheduled port visit. The move leaves the USS George Washington as the only US aircraft carrier currently in the Middle East, even as the Theodore Roosevelt and Makin Island head towards the region.#USNavy #USWarships #GeorgeHW

Members of the Ramnami community in Chhattisgarh tattoo the name of Ram on their bodies as a form of devotion. This practice began over a century ago as a response to social exclusion from temples due to caste discrimination. However, the tradition of full-body tattooing is declining among younger generations who face modern societal challenges. While many still honor Ram through smaller tattoos, the original practice is fading away.

India is significantly increasing its shipbuilding capabilities amid rising concerns over China's global market dominance. The government has allocated substantial funds to revitalize the shipbuilding sector by aiming for a substantial increase in total output. Recent projects highlight rapid improvements in naval ship construction timelines and increased indigenous content. Private initiatives are also diversifying India's commercial shipbuilding landscape and forming international partnerships

A California couple says Santa Clara County entered their property to address a landslide threatening a public road, left the hillside damaged and later billed them $676,703.22 for the work. The couple says it spent more than $300,000 repairing hazardous conditions allegedly caused by the county. A federal judge has now dismissed their current complaint but allowed them to amend several constitutional claims, keeping part of the legal battle alive.

'Drishyam 3: The Conclusion' has collected Rs. 1.74 crore net in early live trends on Day 6, taking its India net total to Rs. 218.74 crore and India gross to Rs. 262.45 crore. Starring Ajay Devgn, Tabu and Shriya Saran, the thriller crossed Rs. 341.90 crore worldwide by Day 5. Rs. 225 crore and Rs. 250 crore India net are the next targets as final Day 6 numbers are awaited.

Tragedy struck in Kerala as Pallattu Brahmadathan, a famous captive elephant, lost his life after being struck by lightning during a severe thunderstorm on October 4. This unfortunate event has sparked a crucial discussion about the hazards associated with thunderstorms in the region. The Kerala State Disaster Management Authority has since advised the public to exercise extreme caution outdoors and follow safety protocols during such weather.

The US military has lost or damaged at least 81 aircraft, drones and helicopters during operations against Iran, according to an updated Congressional Research Service report. The list includes 12 F-15E fighters, an F-35A, A-10 attack aircraft, at least 45 MQ-9 Reapers, KC-135 tankers and an E-3 Sentry. A Congressional Budget Office estimate puts replacement costs for wider equipment losses at up to $3.3 billion, while the conflicts total cost has reached $43.6 billion.#IranWar #USMilitary #Oper

Christa Pikes failed execution has left Tennessee facing major questions about the death penalty and what happens next. After surviving lethal injection, Pike remains under a death sentence while her legal team seeks clemency and Governor Bill Lee investigates the botched execution. Tennessee leaders are now considering alternative execution methods, including the electric chair. Could Pike face another execution attempt? Heres what we know about Christa Pike, Tennessees death penalty, lethal in

Donald Trump appeared to sidestep repeated questions over his controversial Los Angeles and San Diego comments, walking past reporters outside the White House as he faced mounting scrutiny over his remarks about Iran. CNNs Kaitlan Collins pressed the U.S. president again over what he meant, but Trump did not respond, turning the brief White House exchange into a fresh flashpoint in the growing controversy.

Indias recent run against Brazil, Uruguay and Panama offered plenty of lessons. With 2 goals scored and 11 conceded, heres a look at where India impressed, where they struggled and what the results reveal about the team.

Donald Trump has reignited the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool controversy, saying repairs are nearly complete and authorities have photographs of people accused of vandalism. But the claim comes as the David Hearn case collapses, after the former Olympian was accused of damaging the pools peeling liner during a June bike ride. The case was permanently dismissed after government documents acknowledged contractor problems, while Hearns lawyers now demand watchdog investigations, accusing officia

Iran has summoned Frances ambassador in Tehran over what it described as the violent treatment of students during nationwide school protests, accusing French authorities of excessive force and human-rights violations.Tehran called on Paris to investigate police conduct and respect the right to peaceful assembly, while French authorities say the protests have also involved serious violence, mass arrests and attacks on schools, staff and security forces.

IT services may finally be seeing some light after months of investor anxiety over Al's impact on the industry, with Accenture's latest results pointing to resilient demand and renewed confidence. In India, fresh hiring data is also showing signs of revival, as IT, Al and tech roles begin to pick up. The recovery is still uneven, but the mood around the sector looks to be changing. Today we look at some powerful points of view on how IT services can and is reinventing itself with Al

Kimberley Christopher, pursuing her doctorate, is innovating a patented plasma technology designed to eliminate PFAS contaminants effectively. This groundbreaking approach aims not merely to relocate these stubborn chemicals but to transform them into non-toxic byproducts. Recently, she triumphed in a pitch competition, propelling her research into a stage backed by the National Science Foundation.

Billionaire investor Ron Burkle acquired the iconic Ennis House, designed by Frank Lloyd Wright, at a bargain due to its deteriorated state. After pouring approximately $17 million into comprehensive renovations, the property was exquisitely restored and listed for $18 million in 2024. This impressive sale established a new benchmark for architecturally significant homes, underscoring the importance of conserving historic structures for future appreciation.

Air India Express was ordered to refund Rs 20,287 to a mother and her young son. They were denied boarding on a Kochi-Abu Dhabi flight despite holding valid travel documents. Consequently, they incurred additional expenses to travel to Sharjah and faced hardships during the journey. The consumer commission awarded compensation of Rs 40,000 for the inconvenience and Rs 10,000 for litigation costs.