The Times of India

In a remarkable display of batting prowess, Abhishek Sharma smashed a breathtaking century off just 35 balls in the T20I clash against New Zealand. This explosive innings propelled India to a six-wicket win, granting them a commanding 3-0 series lead. As New Zealand set a challenging target of 199 runs, Sharma, alongside Vaibhav Sooryavanshi, turned the tide in favor of India, solidifying Sharma's reputation as a top T20 century-maker.

A US federal judge has extended restrictions on President Donald Trump's renovation plans for Washington's historic East Potomac Golf Course after at least 400 trees were cut down. The court has banned further tree removal and ordered advance notice before irreversible changes. Trump, however, plans to close the 106-year-old course on November 15 despite an ongoing legal challenge.

In Ecuador's coastal community, children spearheaded a two-year initiative to combat cigarette butt pollution. They collected thousands of butts, leading to a notable reduction along the beach. The project not only educated the youth but also empowered them to engage their families in clean-up campaigns. Local authorities actively supported these efforts, demonstrating the critical role of young voices in tackling environmental issues.

Verdier Mansion, nestled in the heart of San Francisco's Russian Hill, is currently listed for $25 million. Built in 1906, this storied property boasts a legacy of scandal, creativity, and mystery. Having changed hands multiple times, it saw significant renovations in 1992, restoring its classic charm. Offering six levels and panoramic city views, the mansion is a unique testament to the neighborhood's vibrant social evolution throughout the years.

A ceasefire has been agreed upon in the conflict-ridden city of Oleshky, now under Russian occupation, allowing for a crucial humanitarian mission. Ukrainian officials have expressed strong dedication to the truce, seeking to provide vital resources and aid for civilian evacuations. Many individuals, especially children, have endured dire conditions for years amidst the relentless fighting.

Donald Trump praised Iranians as very smart people before boasting that American forces had beat the s**t out of them during remarks at a rally in Mississippi.Trump argued that Iran had started the conflict with the United States, praised the countrys weapons capabilities and dismissed the ceasefire as a waste of time. He also claimed Washington had allowed ships through as a gesture of goodwill before concluding that the pause had achieved little.

JD Vance has taken another cheeky swipe at Donald Trumps fixation on peoples physiques and the internet has plenty to say. Speaking at a Montana rally on October 26, the vice president joked about being complimented on his beautiful blue eyes before declaring that men in the Trump-Vance administration were self-confident. He then quipped that Trump had been noticing a lot about the physiques of everybody lately. The remark sparked online mockery, with critics questioning whether Vance was trying

Oman has criticised the United States approach towards Iran, arguing that lasting security in the Gulf cannot be achieved by treating Tehran as a threat. Omani Foreign Minister Badr Albusaidi said negotiations between Washington and Tehran before the war were making significant progress, with an agreement within reach before the conflict derailed diplomatic efforts. He has proposed a non-aggression pact involving the six Gulf states, Iran and Iraq, arguing that regional countries must work toget

Donald Trump heckles protester at Mississippi rally, claims hecklers are paid $250 to disrupt his speeches. The US president lashed out at an interruption in Corinth, telling the protester to go home and alleging demonstrators receive money to derail his rallies. Trump suggested the payments may be linked to George Soros, but offered no evidence in the remarks provided. He called the protesters sick and complained that the heckler had ruined his punchline, adding that disruptors were being throw

The Trump administration has launched another attempt to prosecute former FBI Director James Comey over an alleged leak of classified information dating back to 2016, triggering a legal battle over whether the case was filed after the statute of limitations expired.The Justice Department says it used a criminal information to preserve the case, while Comeys lawyers argue prosecutors failed to secure a valid indictment within the 10-year deadline. Comey has denied wrongdoing and described the lat

The COVID-19 pandemic forced restaurant closures, leaving oyster farms with a surplus of products. In response, the Supporting Oyster Aquaculture and Restoration program was launched to convert these excess oysters into valuable resources for habitat restoration. Over 7 million oysters have been sourced from more than 150 farm partners, promoting ecological benefits while supporting local fisheries.

Ethel Smith, honoring the memory of her late husband, former football manager Walter Smith, has generously contributed 50,000 to the cancer unit at Vale of Leven Hospital. This donation aims to enhance the comfort and facilities for patients receiving care. The Emmie Smillie Foundation played a crucial role in facilitating this heartfelt contribution, reflecting the shared experiences of both families affected by cancer.

Cyclone Arnab is intensifying and is forecasted to hit the Andhra Pradesh coastline by Wednesday morning. The India Meteorological Department has issued alerts for severe winds and torrential rainfall affecting multiple states. Emergency shelters and control rooms are set up as beach access is prohibited to ensure public safety. Heavy rains are also impacting Odisha and Jharkhand. Residents are urged to stay updated and minimize travel during the cyclone's effects.

Two sexual assault survivors in Scotland have launched CourtRobe, a campaign to help women feel more confident when giving evidence in court. Sarah Lee, 39, and Kayla Poulton, 36, are seeking clothing donations and shopping vouchers from department stores. The initiative, being developed with the University of Glasgow's Emma Ritch Law Clinic, also aims to provide free personal shopping sessions with trauma-trained retail staff.

Land Rover has announced a significant price reduction for the Defender 110 following its local assembly in India. The new pricing shows a decrease of up to Rs 34 lakh for specific variants. Additionally, the locally assembled models include many features that were previously optional extras. The three engine options are paired with an eight-speed automatic transmission, ensuring optimal performance.