Headlines

NEET protests: SC sets up 5-member panel to probe excessive use of force by cops on students | India News

NEW DELHI: The Supreme Court on Thursday constituted a 5-member High-Powered Enquiry Committee to examine the allegations of excessive use of force by police, and paramilitary force on students during July 20 Sansad Chalo march organised by Cockroach Janata Party.The committee will be headed by former Supreme Court judge Justice R. Subhash Reddy. The other…

Read More

Meet Michael Haskell: The 18-year-old who turned $10 storage units into $135,000 business from other people’s abandoned belongings | World News

At 18, Michael Haskell has been turning other people’s abandoned belongings into a business that brought in about $135,000 in 2025. He buys storage units across the New York tri-state area without knowing exactly what is inside, then sorts through the contents looking for objects that can be resold. The idea grew from a habit…

Read More

Quote of the day by Queen Victoria: “Since it has pleased Providence to place me in this station, I shall do my utmost to…” | World News

Queen Victoria, PC: Wikipedia Two people can be handed sudden, unwanted responsibility and respond to it in completely different ways. One treats their own inexperience as a disqualifying weakness, something to apologise for or hide behind until they feel fully ready. The other names the inexperience plainly, out loud or in private, and commits to…

Read More

Sajjan Kumar: Who was Sajjan Kumar? From 3-time Congress MP to 1984 riots convict | India News

Former Congress MP Sajjan Kumar has died, Safdarjung Hospital authorities confirmed. NEW DELHI: Former Congress leader and 1984 anti-Sikh riots convict Sajjan Kumar died in Tihar jail on Thursday at the age of 80.Kumar was brought dead to Delhi’s Safdarjung Hospital, news agency ANI reported, citing sources.The three-time parliamentarian was serving a life sentence in…

Read More

In 1912, a Rhode Island woman began recording every day’s bird sightings on Block Island; she continued for more than 50 years and left behind one of the island’s longest wildlife records

Elizabeth Dickens (Image Credit: Rhode Island Natural History Survey) In 1912, a Rhode Island woman began recording every day’s bird sightings on Block Island. What started as a personal habit continued for more than five decades,creating a remarkable record of the island’s birdlife, migration patterns and seasonal changes. Her name was Elizabeth Dickens, a self-taught…

Read More

Setback for Jharkhand students: HC stays Soren govt’s order to cancel JPSC exams, appointments | India News

The TOI News Desk comprises a dedicated and tireless team of journalists who operate around the clock to deliver the most current and comprehensive news and updates to the readers of The Times of India worldwide. With an unwavering commitment to excellence in journalism, our team is at the forefront of gathering, verifying, and presenting…

Read More

In 2017, Germany’s Freiburg opened a city hall with solar-powered walls designed to produce more energy than the building needs | World News

Image: World Green Building Council In Freiburg, south-west Germany, a city hall has been designed to do something unusual for a government building: produce more energy than it consumes. Completed in 2017, the city’s latest town hall combines high-performance solar panels with an energy-efficient design that sharply reduces the building’s demand for heating, cooling, ventilation…

Read More

Indian-origin man, woman arrested in Canada over alleged $6,000 extortion during date | World News

Harwinder Singh and Riya Riya arrested on 12th August/Image: Peel Regional Police An Indian-origin man and woman have been arrested in Brampton, Canada, after a person was allegedly threatened and forced to transfer $6,000 during a date.According to Peel Regional Police, the victim was contacted in July through an online messaging platform by an individual…

Read More

Dehradun cave party: Men with large speaker dance inside Robber’s Cave; internet slams ‘zero civic sense’ | India News

(Photo: @himalayanhindu/ X) A viral video showing a group of men dancing to loud music inside a cave in Dehradun has drawn sharp criticism online, with users calling out what they described as a lack of civic sense at a shared tourist spot.The clip, shared on X by an account named @himalayanhindu, was reportedly filmed…

Read More