The Latest Breaking News from TOI

NEW DELHI: CWG-bound super heavyweight men’s boxer Sagar Ahlawat’s trip to Northern Ireland to prepare for the Birmingham Games has been delayed due to visa issues, TOI has learnt.

PUNE: Members of the state Covid-19 task force told TOI on Saturday that they plan to suggest a cut in price of booster shots for the 18-59 age group.

MUMBAI: The Future Tours Programme (FTP) cycle from 2024-2032 for men’s and women’s international cricket, and deciding on the hosts for ICC Women’s events from 2024 onwards will be up for discussion when Board members meet for the International Cricket Council’s (ICC) Annual Conference in Birmingham from July 23-26, TOI…

CHENNAI: The name Brazil evokes passion among millions of football fans from across the world. The South American giants are one of the favourites for the football World Cup in Qatar later this year, but Brazil isn’t a mug on the 64 squares either.

NEW DELHI: Nine months after he relinquished T20I captaincy, Virat Kohli finds himself in a situation where he may have to fight hard to retain his place in the upcoming T20 World Cup in October. On Wednesday, the national selectors picked an ODI team for three matches in West Indies…

KOLKATA: In the tony neighbourhoods of Loudon Street, Rawdon Street and Shakespeare Sarani, the names, Raju-da or Basu-da, should not ring a bell. But ask any parent of a child who studies in one of the schools in this belt and he or she will tell you they are among…

KOLKATA: The hospitality industry in the city is divided over the new directive issued by The Central Consumer Protection Authority (CCPA) that bars hotels and restaurants from levying service charges on food bills. Hotel and Restaurant Association of India (HRAEI) has already issued advisory to its 1,300 odd members to…

BENGALURU: The arrest of senior IPS officer Amrit Paul may be a significant milestone so far as investigation into the PSI recruitment scam goes, but political circles are abuzz with whispers of this opening up a Pandora's box ahead of next year's assembly elections.

INDORE: Amid hotly contested local polls - the semi-finals ahead of the 2023 assembly election - thousands of youngsters of employable age have launched a Twitter campaign to protest the delay in PSC and other recruitments in Madhya Pradesh.