Times of India

Stock market today: BSE Sensex and Nifty50, the Indian equity benchmark indices, opened in green on Monday. While BSE Sensex was above 81,600 level, Nifty50 was above 24,950.

Heart diseases claim 18 million lives annually, with atherosclerosis being a major contributor. The National University of Singapore has developed nanoparticle technology for targeted diagnosis and treatment. These nanoparticles diagnose plaques and deliver Simvastatin, reducing cardiovascular risks. Advanced techniques like IVUS and robotic-assisted surgeries further aid in early detection and personalized treatments, making atherosclerosis management more efficient.

Rishabh Pant's recovery after a severe car accident and a major surgery has led the Indian cricket team to handle his workload cautiously. Despite his aggressive innings in India's second innings, Pant was kept from wicketkeeping to ensure his full recovery.

Elon Musk, while supporting Donald Trump, states that abortion is murder if a baby can survive outside the womb, highlighting the complexity of the issue. He criticizes education for instilling fear in young girls about motherhood, emphasizing that having children can bring unparalleled joy.

Donald Trump ran a fry station at a Pennsylvania McDonald's, challenging Kamala Harris's college job claims. Wearing an apron, he prepared fries while jabbing at Harris's story. He held an impromptu press conference from the drive-thru, making headlines as Election Day approaches. Trump praised the workers but skirted questions on minimum wage policies.

India faced a dramatic collapse, scoring their lowest home total of 46 against New Zealand in the Bengaluru Test. Despite a strong recovery in the second innings, the team lost, conceding a 107-run target. Skipper Rohit Sharma admitted misjudging the pitch led to the poor performance.

Somy Ali clarifies why she wanted to have a zoom call with Lawrence Bishnoi. Salman Khan's ex girlfriend, further calls him an idiot and says she wants to meet the head of the Bishnoi community as she doesn't want any violence or anyone to be murdered. She also reveals she has gone on many hunting trips with Salman.

Early Sunday morning, a loud explosion startled Rohini Sector 14 residents, causing significant damage to shops and buildings. The blast led to thick smoke and shattered windowpanes but fortunately occurred when the area was relatively empty, avoiding possible casualties. CCTV cameras were in place, but the cause remains unclear.

On October 21st, 2024, individuals linked to numerology numbers 1 through 9 will experience distinct influences, from heightened leadership skills and emotional sensitivity to a drive for long-term goals and a craving for beauty. Each persona is advised to balance their natural tendencies with caution to ensure harmonious relationships and successful outcomes in personal and professional arenas.

The number of individuals reporting taxable income over Rs 1 crore rose significantly from 44,078 in AY2013-14 to nearly 2.3 lakh in AY2023-24, indicating higher incomes and better compliance. Salaried individuals comprised a substantial portion, but higher income levels saw more businessmen and professionals.

Security forces, in collaboration with Jammu Kashmir Police, neutralized a heavily armed terrorist in Baramulla district, J&K. Recovered items included an AK Rifle, magazines, rounds, pistols and other war-like stores. This operation followed intelligence on a potential infiltration attempt in the Uri area.

Six large Indian states—Uttar Pradesh, Tamil Nadu, Maharashtra, Karnataka, Madhya Pradesh, and Rajasthan—accounted for nearly 55% of road deaths in 2023, highlighting an increase in fatalities and underscoring the need for better driver education and more stringent enforcement of traffic laws.

In December 2020, ED's arrest of KA Rauf Sherif sparked a probe into the Popular Front of India's activities, revealing its extensive network across India and abroad. The investigation highlighted PFI's involvement in terror activities, illicit financing through hawala, and arms training camps, leading to multiple arrests and property seizures.

Sanjay Manjrekar criticized Rohit Sharma's captaincy during India's Test loss to New Zealand, particularly his decision to delay bringing on Ravichandran Ashwin. Manjrekar argued that using pacer Mohammed Siraj for extended spells was a tactical error. Despite the defeat, Rohit praised India's second innings comeback. India now needs victories in the next two matches to maintain their home series streak.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi, in Varanasi, criticized Congress and Samajwadi Party for dynastic, discriminatory politics while highlighting BJP-led NDA's inclusive governance. He inaugurated 23 projects worth Rs 6,700 crore and emphasized fulfilled promises like the Ram Temple and women's reservation. Modi urged youth participation to eliminate corruption and nepotism.

IMA president Dr RV Asokan has called for the legalisation of prenatal gender determination tests, citing ineffective results from a decades-old ban. He argues that legalisation, paired with protective measures, can help address India's skewed sex ratio. Asokan questions the current policy's impact and suggests leveraging available technology for better outcomes.

For six consecutive days, Indian airlines have faced numerous bomb hoax threats, affecting nearly 90 flights. Major hubs like Mumbai and New Delhi were significantly disrupted. The Bureau of Civil Aviation Security is urging strict adherence to protocols. Initial probes suggest the threats were sent via virtual networks or dark web browsers. The authorities are taking each threat seriously.

Dinesh Kaushik, BJP’s losing candidate from Bahadurgarh, authorized his supporters to ride without helmets, ensuring no penalties from officials and boasting about his influence. His comments have sparked concerns about public safety. Related incidents included accidents and assaults involving helmetless riders.

Congress is focusing on controlling rebels in the upcoming Maharashtra polls by appointing senior leaders as observers in each region. These observers aim to persuade disappointed ticket aspirants to stay loyal. The strategy follows the Haryana debacle where rebel candidates harmed official prospects. Experienced leaders with strong profiles are given this critical task.

Congress faces the challenge of selecting a new team in Haryana after its surprise loss. The party aims to expand its social base, moving beyond its traditional Jat-Jatav support. It will choose a combination of state president and legislature party leader to attract other communities, while maintaining existing support.