Bright shoes, waterproof bags: Ideas to stay sassy and stylish this monsoon

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Plan a cosy, romantic wedding this monsoon with the right decor & menu

What could be more romantic than rain when you're in love and about to embark on a new chapter in your life?

Sudhir, strong man of India, gets stronger

It was October 12, 2018. Sudhir had just won a bronze at the para Asian Games in Jakarta and the first person he shared the happy news with was his father Rajbir Singh, a retired CISF official, who was elated at his eldest son's achievement.

'Cong MPs denied their right to protest against price rise'

Another Congress contingent, led by Priyanka, attempted to march from the party offices at Akbar Road to ringfence the Prime Minister's residence.

'Chinese air activity gone up along LAC'

'In E Ladakh, 2-3 Chinese Fighter Sorties On An Average Per Day'

ED: WazirX crypto assets untraceable

ED officials issued orders to freeze bank accounts of WazirX which had a balance of about ₹64 crore. ED also searched the offices of Zanmai Lab Pvt Ltd which owns WazirX

Donor moms flourish, boom in breast milk banks in Hyd

5 Years After First Bank In Niloufer Hosp, Six More Come Up In State

My Footpath, My Bylane Gone: Cars Park & Pile On The Misery

Anarchy & Chaos On Hyd Roads. Nala & Road Development Projects Hit. Park-&-Shop In Wedding Season Triggers Tumult

One of my long-term goals is the Asian Games next year

Tejaswin Shankar after winning a bronze at CWG

Powered By AI, A New Political Party In Denmark Eyes To Win Votes In 2023 Poll

POLL BOT: By analysing all of fringe parties’ written publications since 1970, the Synthetic Party’s AI has devised a programme that it believes represents ‘the political visions of the everyday person’

Modi Using Covid & War To Cover Up Slowdown: KTR

‘Centre’s Policies Has Worsened Economic Crisis’

Medal rush continues as Sagar joins Panghal, Jaismine in boxing semifinals

Remember Amit Panghal at last year’s Tokyo Olympics, when he just froze in the ring against Colombian boxer Yubrejen Martinez?

‘Every medal has a story behind it’

Buoyed By High-Jump Bronze, Tejaswin Eyes Decathlon Podium Finish At Asian Games

Jemimah, Renuka shine as India crush Barbados

Looking like serious contenders for a medal, India, who scored 1624 and then restricted Barbados to 62-8, recorded their second-biggest win in T20Is.

Para-canoer, daughter of labourer, wins silver at World Championships

Backed by her daily wager father who shared her dream, a para-canoer who refused to marry because she was in love with sports despite being paralysed in both legs, won for India its first medal at the ICF Canoe Sprint World Championships in Halifax, Canada, on Thursday.

Madrassa linked to Qaida affiliate razed in Assam

Assam Police Thursday demolished an illegal madrassa run by an alleged “funding handler” of al-Qaida affiliate Ansar ul-Islam at Moriabari in Morigaon district, making it the fifth suspected sleeper cell of the outfit to be busted in the state in as many months.

BJP: Cong trying to disrupt Herald probe

‘Why Vora Being Blamed When Gandhis Control YI?’

‘Dismayed by good friend Mamata’s decision to abstain’

TOI INTERVIEW

Thailand tourists in ceremonial attire denied entry to Taj Mahal

’NOT REQUIRED PERMISSION’

Charcha 2022: Need better opportunities for the poor

The/Nudge Institute’s Charcha 2022 — a livelihood summit aimed at bringing together all stakeholders working to create resilient opportunities for India’s citizens living in poverty — got off to a flying start in the capital with experts from diverse fields joining in on Thursday morning for lively debates and discussions.

Bandi bombshell: 12 TRS legislators ready to join BJP

Telangana BJP chief Bandi Sanjay Kumar on Thursday claimed that 12 TRS MLAs were ready to join the saffron party and that there could be a series of by-polls in the state, not just in Munugode.

Min Goud, Cyb’ad police boss summoned by court

KIDNAP PLOT

Ex gratia must for scavengers’ kin, says court

A HC bench said if the death occurred in a septic tank, the state should compensate the family of the deceased scavenger and later recover the money from the contractor

Sunak Vows Crackdown On Islamist Extremism As He Trails Truss In Polls

British-Indian prime ministerial candidate Rishi Sunak on Wednesday pledged a crackdown on Islamist extremism, UK’s most “significant terror threat”, with a widened government definition of extremism and strengthening existing terrorism legislation.

Sita Ramam is nothing like the love stories that are told today: Dulquer

Director Hanu Raghavapudi’s Sita Ramam promises to give the audience a taste of old-world romance from the ’60s.

India edge past Canada to enter semis

Tough Aussie Challenge Awaits Women’s Hockey Team In Last-Four Stage

No medal in women’s discus for first time in 20 years

Seema, Navjeet Finish 5th & 8th To End Hopes

Boxing trio storms into semifinals

Nikhat Zareen, Nitu Ghanghas & Hussamuddin Assured Of Podium Finish

Parliament gets nod for National Anti-doping Bill

Functioning for the entire day for the first time in the ongoing monsoon session, the Rajya Sabha on Wednesday passed the National Anti-Doping Bill after a four-hour discussion that also saw former athlete P T Usha make her maiden speech.

Oppn parties apprehensive over SC verdict on PMLA

Call Verdict Dangerous, Seek Review