Cops Crack Down On Bikers For Modifying Silencers

Hyderabad: The city traffic police have gotten tougher on two-wheeler riders who modify their vehicles to create deafening sounds and trigger noise pollution.

Hamlet bids adieu to its favourite teacher

Visakhapatnam: Students of MPP School in Malluguda, a small hamlet in Vizinagaram district, bade an emotional farewell to their favourite teacher who has been transferred to another village.

Upper Caste Villages Twice Likely To Get Secondary Schools

Students coming out of a government school

J&K Hails 4G Return With Video Calls To Kin & Book Downloads

A Srinagar resident displays 4G internet speed on his cellphone

Judiciary Safeguards ‘Rule Of Law', Says PM

PM Modi hailed the courts of the country and expressed satisfaction over the swift embrace of the digital infrastructure by them

Myanmar Junta Blocks Net As Protests Grow

Suu Kyi’s Oz Aide Held In 1st Known Arrest Of Foreigner

Covid Jabs Do Have A Side Effect: Vaccine-Envy

Super Power: Infectious disease consultant Dr Kirti Sabnis (in black) had to get her son a toy ‘shield’ to compensate for the jab she received

Tough Oz Open Draw For Djoko

Easier Half For Rafa At Melbourne Park

Drug Regulator Denies EUA To Pfizer's Vaccine

Co Withdraws Papers, Says Will Resubmit Request

Mamata Announces Over ₹ 200cr For Netaji Monument

Proposes Netaji Battalion In Kol Police, Planning Commission In Hero’s Honour

T Issues GO Allowing 100% Occupancy In Theatres, T'wood Wants Sops Extended

With the Centre having permitted 100% occupancy in theatres from February 1 itself, the Telangana government on Friday issued a GO in line with the orders of the union ministry of home affairs.

Central Officials Carry Out Inspection Of 2BHK Houses

Officials of the ministry of housing and urban affairs (MOH&UA), on Friday, inspected the 2BHK houses being built under the state government’s dignity housing scheme.

‘Like Pak border': 15 Oppn MPs Stopped Before Protest Site

A group of 15 opposition MPs, among them former Union minister Harsimrat Kaur Badal, was on Thursday stopped from walking across the Delhi-Ghaziabad border to the farmers’ agitation site at UP Gate on NH-9.

‘Chats With Rahane Give Me More Clarity, Different Perspective'

Captain Talks About His Camaraderie With Deputy Ajinkya

A Budget For Growth

It addresses Covid’s shadow on the economy, while also taking a longer view

Canada-Based Khalistani Outfit Blamed For Twitter Toolkit

Delhi Police Launch Probe; BJP Calls It ‘Schoolkit Of Anarchy’

For Protesters, Getting Jobs, Passports May Get Tougher

Posting something on social media deemed “anti-national” could bar people from getting passports and arms licences in Uttarakhand.

Spelling out the Budget – where highlights of the finance bill live up to FM's name

There are 16 letters in Nirmala Sitharaman’s name. Among her predecessors, they are matched by TT Krishnamachari, but pipped by the likes of RK Shanmukham Chetty, Hemvati Nandan Bahuguna, the two Chavans, Yashwantrao B and Shankarrao B, and Sachindra Chaudhuri.

WHO scientists visit Wuhan lab at centre of speculation

A team of investigators led by the WHO visited a virus research laboratory in China’s central city of Wuhan and met with a prominent virologist there in its search for clues to the origins of the Covid-19 pandemic.

Take stern steps to prevent temple attacks: Pontiffs

Heads of various mutts on Wednesday met at Ponpadi village in Tamil Nadu and urged the Andhra Pradesh government to take stern measures to prevent attacks on temples in the state. Ponpadi is located on the border of Andhra Pradesh.

The Vaccinated Are Now The New Elite

The coronavirus vaccine wasn’t supposed to be a golden ticket. A tiered and efficient rollout was meant to inoculate front-line workers and the most vulnerable before the rest of society.

MHA Gets Extension Till July To Frame Rules Under CAA

This Is Second Extension Given To MHA

Baxter Sacked For ‘Rape' Remark

Odisha FC terminate coach’s contract with immediate effect

Bitcoin's Big, But So Is Its Carbon Footprint

Institutional investors diving into Bitcoin — namely hedge funds — are eager to promote its unpredictable price swings as the sign of a new asset class in the making.

Farmers' Stir Echoes In House, Disrupts Work

Ready To Discuss Their Issues: Tomar

Spend It Like Sitharaman

Accusations Of Crony Capitalism, Upcoming Polls No Deterrent To Mega Divestment Drive

Provident: FM Eyes Your PF With Interest

Payout On Employee’s Contribution Above ₹2.5 Lakh/Year To Be Taxed; ULIPs Cut To MF’s Size

We Never Considered Imposing A Cess

Hours after presenting her third Budget, finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman tells TOI’s Sidhartha & Surojit Gupta that the government prioritised investment to boost demand and create jobs as a durable strategy.

BCCI Green-Signals 50 Percent Capacity In Stands For 2nd Test

The second Test between India and England at MA Chidambaram Stadium to be played from February 1317 – is all set to see fans being allowed to enter the stadium and occupy 50% of the seating capacity.

Budget Needs Good Bounce To Score

14.4% Growth To Shore Up Revenues, Help Keep Fiscal Deficit Down To 6.8% Of GDP