Times of India

Ronda Rousey's journey in love began with MMA fighter Timothy DiGorrio (2012-2013), followed by a relationship with Brendan Schaub (2013-2014). She found lasting love with Travis Browne, marrying him in 2017. They welcomed their daughter in 2021 and announced a second pregnancy in 2024, sharing their story of love, loss, and parenthood.

Goa Chief Minister Pramod Sawant's wife, Sulakshana Sawant, filed a defamation lawsuit against AAP MP Sanjay Singh, seeking Rs 100 crore in damages. Singh had accused her of involvement in a cash-for-jobs scam during a press conference. The lawsuit, filed in a Bicholim court, also seeks an injunction against further defamatory statements and the removal of existing online content.

Oman halted new import permits for Indian table eggs, impacting Namakkal's poultry industry. This follows Qatar's recent weight restrictions, stranding a large egg shipment. Exports to Oman, previously accounting for 50% of India's egg exports, have drastically declined since June, causing hardship for Indian exporters.

Yi Fei Chen, a Taiwanese artist, invented a unique tear gun. The gun freezes tears into ice bullets. Chen built the gun after an argument with her professor. The tear gun uses carbon dioxide to freeze the tears in 20 seconds. A spring mechanism launches the frozen tears. The tear gun is still being perfected. Netizens praised Chen's creativity.

A Bengaluru court convicted three Bhatkal youths for plotting nationwide blasts during President Obama's 2015 India visit. The plot, involving explosives and links to Pakistan, was uncovered during the Church Street blast investigation. Two other suspects were acquitted.

Tech giants, including Amazon, Meta, and OpenAI, are donating millions to Donald Trump's inaugural fund, marking a shift in their previously distant relationships. Elon Musk reacted with amusement. These donations come as CEOs seek meetings at Mar-a-Lago, aiming to navigate potential regulatory challenges under the new administration. Trump welcomed the outreach, eager for input from business leaders.

A BBC documentary, "Children of the Bombs," exposes the devastating impact of crude bombs in West Bengal politics. Since 1996, at least 565 children have been killed or injured, often mistaking bombs for toys. The film features heartbreaking accounts from survivors like Puchi and Poulami, who lost limbs in explosions.

A naked man boarded the women's compartment of a Mumbai local train. The incident happened on Monday evening. The train was traveling from CSMT to Kalyan. The man entered at Ghatkopar station. Passengers raised an alarm. The train's motorman stopped the train. Railway police caught the man. They clothed him and removed him from the station.

Tom Cruise, renowned for his iconic role in Top Gun, received the U.S. Navy's highest civilian honor for his significant contributions to the Navy and Marine Corps through his films. The award was presented at Longcross Studios near London. Cruise expressed pride in the recognition and praised the service of military personnel.

A Shiva temple, neglected for years in Varanasi's Muslim-dominated Madanpura area, was discovered. Hindu rights group Sanatan Raksha Dal initiated efforts to reopen it, claiming no local opposition. Police are present, ensuring peace, while the administration reviews the situation before deciding on the temple's reopening.

Following the discovery of a purported ancient temple in Sambhal, Muslim residents began demolishing homes built on allegedly encroached temple land. Authorities initiated anti-encroachment and anti-power theft drives, particularly in minority-dominated areas, after a mosque survey sparked violence. A sealed well near the mosque is now under excavation, adding to the ongoing investigation and restoration efforts surrounding the temple's rediscovery.

Delhi's air quality plummeted to a severe level of 433 AQI on Tuesday, shrouded in a thick haze. Calm winds and moderate fog trapped pollutants, making it the worst air quality in a month. Stage IV pollution control measures were implemented. While conditions are expected to remain severe on Wednesday, some improvement is anticipated by Thursday with increased wind speed.

Hardik Pandya will miss the initial Vijay Hazare Trophy matches due to personal commitments but plans to join the Baroda team, led by his brother Krunal, later in the tournament. Hardik had a strong Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy performance with both bat and ball. Baroda reached the SMAT semi-finals, losing to eventual champions Mumbai despite Krunal's contribution.

West Bengal's potato farmers and cold storage owners are struggling with a surplus of 4.1 lakh tonnes of potatoes. Wholesale prices have dropped, but retail prices remain high due to middlemen. The government is urged to lift the export ban to neighboring states and consider purchasing the surplus to offer consumers lower prices.

Allahabad High Court Judge Shekhar Kumar Yadav appeared before the Supreme Court collegium to address his controversial remarks on the Uniform Civil Code (UCC). Justice Yadav had advocated for the UCC as a means to eliminate unequal legal systems, sparking debate and prompting the Supreme Court's intervention.

LeBron James, despite a recent foot injury, led the Lakers to a 116-110 victory over the Grizzlies, snapping their losing streak. Lakers coach JJ Redick praised James's performance and leadership, highlighting his dedication and attention to detail even at 40 years old. Redick emphasized James's crucial role in the team's success.

Chhagan Bhujbal, a leader of the Ajit Pawar faction of the NCP, expressed his discontent at being excluded from the recent Maharashtra cabinet expansion. He revealed that he declined a Rajya Sabha seat offered after his Lok Sabha aspirations were disregarded. Bhujbal questioned his treatment within the party and hinted at Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis's support for his inclusion.

During the Brisbane Test's fourth day, Sunil Gavaskar criticized Mohammed Siraj's risky single with Ravindra Jadeja, nearly causing a run-out. Gavaskar questioned Siraj's cricketing awareness as a number nine batsman. Despite this, Jasprit Bumrah and Akash Deep forged a crucial last-wicket stand, helping India avoid the follow-on.

Team India staged a valiant fightback on Day 4 of the Brisbane Test, averting an innings defeat against Australia. KL Rahul and Ravindra Jadeja's half-centuries, combined with a crucial partnership between Jasprit Bumrah and Akash Deep, propelled India to 252/9.