Man’s iPhone falls into temple box, here’s why he won’t get it back

BJP leader Suvendu Adhikari claimed that over 400 Hindus were forced to flee Dhulian, Murshidabad, due to communal violence he attributed to the Trinamool Congress' "appeasement politics." The violence erupted during protests against the Waqf (Amendment) Act, resulting in at least three fatalities and significant property damage. Adhikari called for the intervention of central forces and local authorities to ensure the safety and return of displaced individuals, criticizing the TMC government for allowing a breakdown...

US President Donald Trump is pushing for domestic manufacturing through tariffs, affecting tech giants like Apple, which still relies on China for iPhone production despite moving some operations to India and Vietnam. During a 2011 dinner with President Obama, Steve Jobs stated that such manufacturing jobs wouldn't return to the U.S., citing reasons like scale, speed, and skill in overseas factories. In response to tariffs, Apple airlifted 600 tons of iPhones from India to mitigate...

Baisakhi, a vibrant harvest festival celebrated in Punjab, signifies the beginning of the harvest season and the Punjabi New Year. It holds profound spiritual importance for Sikhs, marking the establishment of the Khalsa Panth by Guru Gobind Singh Ji. The festivities feature traditional dances, fairs, and delicious food, embodying themes of gratitude, new beginnings, unity, and equality. Full Article

About the AuthorVijay V SinghVijay V Singh has been a journalist since 2008, contributing to The Times of India after working for various print and online media. He specializes in crime reporting and has a strong interest in criminology. In his personal time, Singh enjoys traveling, particularly by bike, as well as reading and playing cricket.Read More Full Article

About the AuthorTOI World DeskTOI World Desk comprises a team of experienced journalists and writers who continuously report on global events, ensuring readers receive timely and accurate news. Committed to providing depth and a nuanced understanding of international affairs, they aim to keep the audience informed about the rapidly changing world. Their mission is to explore and present the interconnected stories that shape our global landscape, inviting readers to engage with diverse perspectives. Full Article

K Ponmudy (File Photo) NEW DELHI: Tamil Nadu forest minister K Ponmudy apologized for derogatory remarks he made about women and certain sects of Hinduism, calling it a "lapse in judgment." Despite facing backlash, including removal from his role as deputy general secretary of the DMK, he remains in his ministerial position. The remarks drew condemnation from various political figures, including DMK MP Kanizmozhi and AIADMK's Sellur Raju, with calls for his removal from office....