‘Highly useful’ but no breakthrough: What was discussed in Putin-US talks on Ukraine
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Pan Am Flight 73 survivor recalls escape through emergency exit
In a heart-wrenching reflection decades after the Pan Am Flight 73 hijacking in 1986, a survivor recounts the terror as she was ushered to the plane’s interior amid the turmoil. A heroic flight attendant named Sunshine enabled her escape down an emergency slide. Choosing to confront her fears, she pursued a life of travel, illustrating
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Mayor Mamdani ‘summoned’ by NYC Council for his team using an encrypted messaging app
The New York City Council is set to review the use of encrypted messaging platforms. Reports indicate that Mayor Mamdani’s administration utilized a clandestine channel for influencer communications. A proposed bill aims to enhance transparency in city messaging campaigns by ensuring all paid influencer posts are clearly disclosed. This initiative addresses both compensated and voluntary
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Frozen like Pompeii, Ujjain’s 42 twisted skeletons await answers
42 skeletons unearthed at Kumhar Tekri in Ujjain await modern scientific analysis. These remains, discovered nearly nine decades ago, present a significant archaeological puzzle. Shell jewelry and urns were found among the skeletons, which date to around the 3rd century BC. Archaeologists seek permission to excavate a nearby site with a large stupa for context.
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‘Like his chess, not personality’: Russian GM on Niemann’s ‘FIDE must punish’ remarks
Ian Nepomniachtchi has praised Hans Niemann as a “very good and formidable player” but said he does not like the American’s personality. In an exclusive interview with TimesofIndia.com, the Russian grandmaster reacted to Niemann’s recent call for FIDE to punish players over public accusations, saying the American “can’t stop playing the victim card” and comparing
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Match fixing concerns? PCB takes Pakistan players’ phones into custody
In an unexpected move, Pakistan’s cricket board has seized players’ mobile phones ahead of a crucial Test match against England. While the rationale behind this decision remains undisclosed, it aligns with ICC regulations that prohibit phone usage in specific match zones to uphold integrity. This unprecedented step adds yet another chapter of intrigue to Pakistan’s
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Odisha sisters clear NEET 2026 together without coaching
Two sisters from Odisha cleared the NEET exam through self-study. They climbed hilltops to access mobile network for online classes. Their parents supported their education despite limited family income. One sister succeeded on her third attempt, the other on her first. Their achievement highlights rural students overcoming barriers to pursue dreams.
