Congress nominee Milan Pradhan sent to judicial custody till October 5 Congress’ Nandigram bypoll nominee Milan Pradhan was on Monday remanded to judicial custody till October 5 in connection with a case registered at Khejuri Police Station 19 years ago, dealing a setback to his campaign for the October 6 assembly bypoll.Pradhan was sent to...
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Over $3bn and counting: What’s fuelling India’s export surge to China
India’s exports to China rise nearly 40% as electronics, engineering goods gain (representative image) India’s exports to China rose nearly 40% in the five months through August, with electronics and engineering goods emerging as key drivers, even as the bilateral trade relationship remains heavily tilted in Beijing’s favour, according to an analysis of government data...
Oilers linked to Dylan Larkin trade in Matthew Savoie-led blockbuster
Oilers linked to blockbuster Dylan Larkin trade (Getty Images) The Edmonton Oilers have been linked to a hypothetical trade for Detroit Red Wings center Dylan Larkin, with a proposed package built around Matthew Savoie. The idea, posted through PuckGM, would send Savoie, Josh Samanski, Beau Akey and Edmonton’s 2028 third-round pick to Detroit for Larkin....
Ram temple donations ‘theft’ case: SIT to file 1st chargesheet within 4 days
A four-member SIT is probing the alleged theft of donations NEW DELHI: The Supreme Court-appointed Special Investigation Team (SIT) probing the alleged theft of donations at the Ram Temple in Ayodhya will file its first chargesheet in the case on or before September 25, a CJI-led bench was informed on Monday.Solicitor General Tushar Mehta told...
Russia was building sanctions-proof ties with Iran before US attacked: Report
Report reveals that a 2024 agreement between Russia and Iran sought to develop financial, nuclear ties A non-public Russian government document shows Moscow was working to build a broad economic and strategic partnership with Iran, including alternative financial channels that could help the two countries reduce their exposure to Western sanctions.The 44-page Russian-language document, titled...
Bihar harassment horror: Police arrest three, launch manhunt for four others
FIR has been registered regarding the incident of molestation NEW DELHI: Three people have been arrested on Monday by police in Bihar’s Jamui district in connection with the alleged harassment of a minor boy and girl, after a video of the incident went viral on social media.While talking to media, Jamui SP Bishwajeet Dayal said...
US on alert after China’s ‘dual-use’ research vessels spotted near Alaska
Chinese research Yuan Wang 5 (Photo: X/@OsintUpdates) The US said it is observing increased activity of Chinese research vessels around the arctic offshores of Alaska, raising mineral and security concerns.These research vessels have been reportedly observed close to the maritime zones near Alaska’s Aleutian Islands, into the Bering Strait between the US and Russia, and...
Flight fare analysis: How to get cheaper tickets by booking in advance – decoded
Representative image NEW DELHI: Everyone knows a last-minute flight costs more. Almost nobody knows by how much, or on which routes it matters enough to change what you do.An analysis of fares by the TOI-DPA Airline Price Index, flights across 54 routes connecting Delhi, Mumbai, Bengaluru, Chennai, Kolkata, Hyderabad, Ahmedabad and Pune puts a number...
Asian Games swimming: R Madhavan’s son misses final; Srihari Nataraj finishes 10th
Xu Jiayu of China, in yellow cap, competes in the men’s 50-meter backstroke heats in swimming at the Asian Games in Tokyo, Japan, Monday, Sept. 21, 2026. (AP Photo) India’s swimmers had another disappointing day at the Asian Games on Monday, with two-time Olympian Srihari Nataraj finishing 10th in the men’s 50m backstroke final, while...
Canadian teen invented body-heat flashlight; now she makes renewable energy toys
They say some children are born prodigies, and when it comes to Ann Makosinski, the statement holds true. As a teenager living in Canada, her friend living in the Philippines told her that she couldn’t study at night since her family couldn’t afford electricity to turn the lights on. Soon she wondered if there was...
