Times of India

Israel and Lebanon have extended a three-week ceasefire, with Prime Minister Netanyahu aiming for "historic peace" and crediting US pressure on Iran. Despite the truce, Hezbollah dismisses it as "meaningless" amid ongoing Israeli military actions and retaliatory clashes. This fragile calm persists amidst wider regional tensions, leaving lasting agreement prospects uncertain.

Rajpal Yadav clarified his cheque bounce case, stating it wasn't about an inability to pay Rs 5 crore but a larger issue that cost him Rs 22 crore. He incurred significant losses due to the lender jeopardizing his film's release and distribution, leading him to vow to fight the case indefinitely rather than settle.

A 26-year-old woman in Kadapa district died by suicide after her fiancé allegedly pressured her to call off their wedding. The techie reportedly confessed to having multiple girlfriends and disliking the deceased, pushing her into depression. Police have arrested the fiancé and his parents for abetment to suicide.

​It was a balmy Friday in Mumbai, and the CK Nayudu Hall at the Brabourne Stadium got warmer with emotion as members of the Legends Club congregated to celebrate Sachin Tendulkar’s 53rd birthday.

In the past few years, since embracing the demands of captaincy, Iyer has not only shown how able a leader he can be, but also as a batter who has dominated seasons while balancing the dual roles of anchor and aggressor.

​At a time when Indian cricket is scaling new heights on the global stage, vice-president of the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI), Rajeev Shukla, shares insights into the system driving this sustained success. ​​In a conversation with Fazal Khan, Shukla speaks about the depth of India’s talent pool, the role of structured domestic platforms, and the impact of leagues like the IPL.

An IRS officer's daughter was brutally murdered by a former domestic help, Rahu, who exhibited psychopathic tendencies and a history of aggression. Investigations reveal his addiction to online betting led to significant financial losses, driving the crime. Rahul used his knowledge of the victim's home to gain entry, commit the heinous act, and attempt to steal cash.

Deloitte plans to reduce paid family leave from 16 to eight weeks and cut annual paid time off by 5-10 days for a segment of its US workforce starting January 1, 2027. These changes, affecting internal roles under the 'Center' talent model, aim to tailor benefits to market alignment. New pension plan contributions and adoption/surrogacy reimbursements will also cease.

The exit of seven AAP Rajya Sabha MPs, including strategists Sandeep Pathak and Raghav Chadha, marks a symbolic blow to the party in Punjab ahead of the 2027 assembly elections. While their operational influence had already diminished, their departure is seen as a psychological setback, with the BJP likely to leverage the defections to portray AAP as a 'sinking ship'.

Five police officers in Diamond Harbour have been suspended by the Election Commission for alleged misconduct and failing to remain neutral during the Bengal assembly elections. The commission has also warned the Superintendent of Police for not ensuring discipline among her team.

A Gujarat woman's life in Louisiana was shattered by a gunshot during a store negotiation, leaving her critically injured with severe jaw damage. Her husband faces weapon charges as doctors deem her recovery complex, requiring multiple surgeries. A crowdfunding effort is underway to support her extensive medical bills and her dream of a better future.

Cristiano Ronaldo is entering the final phase of his career with three clear goals still driving him forward: a first World Cup title in 2026, the pursuit of 1,000 career goals, and the rare chance of playing alongside his son at Al Nassr. Even at 41, he remains central for club and country, shaping both legacy and milestones.

Tenth Schedule Sterile, Replace It, Says Singhvi

Zen Sadavarte, daughter of a former Bigg Boss contestant, has filed a complaint seeking an FIR against a woman who confronted Maharashtra minister Girish Mahajan during a rally. The woman had protested a traffic jam caused by the event, alleging inconvenience. Zen's complaint cites obstruction of duty and inciting panic.