Times of India

N Chandrasekaran shares a heartfelt LinkedIn tribute to Ratan Tata, emphasizing Tata’s humanity, meticulous attention to detail, and unwavering care for employees and animals. Chandrasekaran recounts instances that highlight Tata's dedication, such as resolving employee wage disputes and renovating Bombay House with provisions for the resident dogs.

Google CEO Sundar Pichai congratulates Elon Musk as SpaceX successfully catches the 233-foot rocket booster after a test flight. Musk shares the event on social media, showcasing the booster being caught by the launch tower.

Both the 2021 Men's and 2024 Women's T20 World Cups were relocated for different reasons. The Indian men's team in 2021 and the women's team in 2024 both faced disappointing campaigns, with semifinal qualifications looking bleak. The UAE has proven challenging for Indian cricket teams in ICC tournaments. India's fate rests on the outcome of the match between New Zealand and Pakistan.

N Chandrasekaran, Chairman of Tata Sons, pays tribute to Ratan Tata's legacy, highlighting his humanity, keen memory, and visionary leadership. Tata, who transformed Tata Group into a global giant, was known for his compassion towards employees and even stray dogs at Bombay House.

Hoax bomb threat messages disrupted three international flights of two Indian carriers on Monday, affecting nearly 600 passengers. Authorities diverted an Air India flight to Delhi and delayed two IndiGo flights for thorough security checks. Aviation officials confirmed the threats were hoax, and the Bureau of Civil Aviation Security proposes adding offenders to a no-fly list for five years.

India's chances to reach the Women's T20 World Cup semifinals hinge on the outcome of the final group game between Pakistan and New Zealand. If Pakistan wins, India will advance due to their superior net run rate. Indian cricketer Mona Meshram expresses confidence in Pakistan's victory, urging them to defeat New Zealand.

Australia's women's team once again overcame India in a crucial, low-scoring T20 World Cup match, defeating them by nine runs. Harmanpreet Kaur's valiant efforts couldn't secure a victory, leaving India dependent on Pakistan for semi-final qualification.

Former Maharashtra minister Baba Siddique was assassinated in Bandra despite Y-category security. The murder, linked to gangster Lawrence Bishnoi, involved months of surveillance by Dharmaraj Kashyap, Shivkumar Gautam, and Gurnail Singh. Police captured two suspects, while one remains at large. Security lapses and Bishnoi's alleged Dawood connections are under scrutiny.

Despite an impressive Test debut against England, Sarfaraz Khan awaits a spot in India's playing XI. Former selector Jatin Paranjape emphasizes the competition for batting positions and advises Sarfaraz to stay in form and bide his time. Sarfaraz remains in contention for future series, including the Border Gavaskar Trophy in Australia.

An armed man, Vem Miller, was arrested near Trump's Coachella rally but denies assassination intentions, claiming to be a Trump supporter. He asserts that the firearms were for personal protection due to past threats. Fake IDs found with him were explained as legitimate documents for safety reasons.

A 17-year-old student, son of Deputy Commissioner of Police Shilwant Nandedkar, committed suicide by hanging himself at his home in Chhatrapati Sabhajinagar. He left a note declaring his enjoyment of life and intentions to start again. Authorities are investigating to understand the reasons behind this tragic incident.

India, led by Harmanpreet Kaur, faced a narrow defeat against Australia in the ICC Women's T20 World Cup, putting their semi-final hopes at risk. Despite Harmanpreet's valiant 54, India finished their chase at 142/9. However, they still have a chance to progress, depending on the outcome of New Zealand vs Pakistan.

India's Women's T20 World Cup semifinal hopes hinge on Pakistan's performance against New Zealand. If Pakistan wins, India advances due to a higher net run rate. Otherwise, New Zealand secures the final semifinal spot. Australia remains undefeated and qualifies from Group A. A victory for Pakistan would clear the path for India to advance to the semifinals.

Arfeen Khan and Karan Veer Mehra engage in a heated discussion about Mehra's personality traits, with Khan suggesting he has aggressive tendencies. Mehra defends himself, denying any violent behavior despite his past hardships, including two divorces. The conversation is spurred by comments made during the Khatron Ke Khiladi 14 Grand Premiere.

West Rajasthan, the driest region in India's plains, received excess rainfall this monsoon, continuing a trend of higher-than-normal rainfall for the past two decades. IMD data reveals that the region has experienced above-normal or excess rainfall in 12 of the last 20 years, signaling potential shifts in monsoon patterns due to climate change.

Over 50 protesters, including women, were detained near Ladakh Bhawan in New Delhi as they showed silent support for climate activist Sonam Wangchuk's hunger strike. Wangchuk's fast aims to include Ladakh in the Sixth Schedule of the Constitution for tribal protections. Police noted the protest lacked permission and released most detainees shortly after.

Dalit activist Daulat Kunwar reveals ongoing caste discrimination in Indian prisons. Following a Supreme Court order invalidating colonial-era prison rules, hope emerges for improved treatment. The ruling, hailed by UP’s DGP, demands reforms to end caste-driven labor. Activists emphasize the need for societal change and strict compliance to ensure equality in prisons.

Saturday's killing of NCP functionary Baba Siddique in Mumbai resembles the murders of UP gangsters Atiq Ahmed and Ashraf, and Sanjeev Maheshwari. Unknown shooters with limited criminal histories were contracted by hidden players, using sophisticated weapons to execute high-profile killings with precision.

Police are probing multiple angles in the murder of ex-minister Baba Siddique, including disputes over Slum Rehabilitation Authority projects. Siddique, previously investigated by the ED for his role in the Jamaat-e-Jamhooria slums project, had faced allegations of fraud involving forged documents and fictitious slum dwellers, drawing increased scrutiny from authorities.

Baba Siddique, a Bandra politician known for his helpful nature and civic work, was admired for his dedication to social causes and inclusiveness. He supported many community initiatives and frequently attended and contributed to local events. Siddique's generosity and accessibility to people, regardless of their background, gained him widespread respect.