3 accidents a day, but just 8 cashless claims a month: Where's relief scheme going wrong?
GHAZIABAD: Ghaziabad reported an average of three accidents every day in the first four months of the year, but only 40 claims have been received under
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AI could force over 10 million US workers into new careers by 2035: What the McKinsey report underlines
For ages, everyone’s worried AI would come for their jobs. But things aren’t as cut and dried as that old “robots stealing our jobs” story.
Skirting Pak
It’s been over 17 months since Pakistan closed its airspace to Indian airlines, and costs have piled up.
Fine call by court
For the nth time, Supreme Court has held a case of preventive detention illegal, and fined, this time, UP govt Rs 10L.
Chandigarh's Neerja Bhanot in 1986, Mumbai's Smit Machchhar in 2026: 40 years apart, 2 attacks mid-air, 2 heroes who put passengers before themselves
NEW DELHI: Four decades apart, two aviation professionals found themselves at the centre of terrifying emergencies in the skies, and both put the safety
Worshipwrecked: Maha’s favourite is now the GaneshOTTsav
So we once more bade farewell to our beloved Ganeshji.
Why road to heaven feels like hell
By Jaya Row Do you feel you would have lived life better if you had known so many things you did not know then?
Flydubai flight FZ1073: How Captain Machchhar’s quick thinking to open cockpit door helped save 174 lives
The cockpit door of Flydubai Flight FZ1073 was reportedly opened by the wounded Captain Smit Machchhar from the floor, allowing passengers to enter after
British Transport Police spent £320,786 testing live facial recognition at London stations and scanned more than 500,000 faces; the six-month trial produced one alert, and that person was wrongly identified
A six-month trial of live facial recognition at London railway stations cost British Transport Police (BTP) £320,786 and scanned more than 500,000 faces,
'Were they pressured?' Rahul Gandhi questions who 'ordered' Form 6 changes
NEW DELHI: Leader of Opposition in Lok Sabha and Congress leader Rahul Gandhi has questioned who authorised changes to the online Form 6 for voter
Man in WagonR with ‘POLICE’ sticker caught stealing plant from Delhi-Dehradun Expressway
LUCKNOW: A CCTV video showing a man allegedly stealing a plant and loading it into a WagonR bearing a “POLICE” sticker on the Delhi-Dehradun Expressway in
Wife locked in bedroom, leaking gas, missing caretaker: Ex-IAS officer Rakesh Agrawal’s murder in Bhopal home gets murkier
BHOPAL: In what could be a crucial piece of information amid the probe into the gruesome killing of retired IAS officer Rakesh Agrawal, his widow, Nishi,
Gangotri National Park entry suspended after heavy rain, snowfall; routes to reopen in 2-3 days
UTTARKASHI: Following heavy rainfall and snowfall in the high-altitude Himalayan region on September 26 and 27, the Gangotri National Park administration
Hasina: Restore democratic rights, rule of law in Bangladesh
TOI Correspondent from Dhaka: Expressing concern over what she described as a renewed threat from militancy and violent extremism, former prime minister
'A hero': Trump hails Indian captain after Flydubai attack, calls co-pilot ‘perhaps a terrorist’
US President Donald Trump has hailed Indian Flydubai captain Smit Machchhar as “a hero” after he was stabbed by his co-pilot during a mid-air attack on an
‘Might as well disband you’: SC slams UP police for cover-up job
NEW DELHI: Supreme Court on Wednesday slammed Uttar Pradesh police for not naming the accused in a road accident case despite the complainant catching him
‘Quagmire’ over: Trump hails US exit from Iraq after 12-year ISIS mission
US President Donald Trump on Wednesday hailed the withdrawal of American troops from Iraq as an “orderly” end to a 12-year mission against the Islamic
Crédito impulsiona crescimento de propriedade rural na Região Serrana | G1
Parceria contribuiu para expandir a produção e impulsionar o desenvolvimento da propriedade e sua produção.