Browsing: The Times of India
In response to recent vandalism by Shiv Sena activists aimed at Kunal Kamra’s comedy show, organizers announced a halt to the event, citing safety concerns. The incident raises significant questions about freedom of expression and the safety of artists in India.
In a recent development regarding the cash recovery controversy, Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar praised the Supreme Court’s in-house inquiry as a “step in the right direction.” Meanwhile, floor leaders are set to meet for discussions amidst growing scrutiny.
The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) has stated it is ‘not in touch’ with Indian scholars Ranjani Srinivasan and Badar Khan Suri, who are facing deportation in the U.S. Concerns grow over their welfare and the circumstances surrounding their immigration status.
India is grappling with economic uncertainty as escalating US tariff wars raise global concerns. The increasing trade tensions threaten to disrupt supply chains and impact key sectors, prompting calls for robust policy measures to safeguard India’s growth trajectory.
Steve Smith has announced his retirement from One Day Internationals (ODIs) following Australia’s disappointing exit from the Champions Trophy. The seasoned batsman, known for his remarkable contributions, leaves a significant void in the team’s lineup.
In a significant shift, key industry leaders express willingness to accept tariff reductions in negotiations with the US. This move is seen as a bid to enhance trade relations and stimulate economic growth, amid ongoing discussions to resolve trade tensions.
In a gripping Champions Trophy semifinal, India showcased their bowling prowess by restricting Australia to 264 runs. Despite notable fifties from Steve Smith and Alex Carey, the Indian bowlers’ disciplined performance proved decisive in the match.
In an exclusive interview, Adam Zampa discusses the challenges of the busy Champions Trophy schedule, emphasizing his adaptability to frequent travel between cities. The Australian spinner remains focused and unfazed, prepared to deliver exceptional performances on the field.
Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Shivraj Chouhan raised concerns about passenger comfort after encountering a broken seat during his flight from Bhopal to Delhi. He questioned whether such oversight equates to “cheating passengers,” highlighting the need for better airline standards.