July 30, 2026
Neymar adds million Jacob & Co masterpiece to jaw-dropping luxury watch collection worth millions, inside the Brazilian icon’s timepieces

Neymar adds $1 million Jacob & Co masterpiece to jaw-dropping luxury watch collection worth millions, inside the Brazilian icon’s timepieces

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Neymar’s injury status sparks outrage as Brazil prepares to face Morocco without him.(Image via Getty Images) Neymar has once again grabbed attention away from the football pitch after adding another ultra-rare luxury watch to his already remarkable collection. The Brazilian superstar recently purchased the Jacob & Co. Astronomia Dragon & Tiger, a timepiece valued at…

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‘Has it become a crime to have darshan of Lord Ram?’: Congress alleges Ajay Rai put under house arrest ahead of Ayodhya visit | India News

‘Has it become a crime to have darshan of Lord Ram?’: Congress alleges Ajay Rai put under house arrest ahead of Ayodhya visit | India News

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Ajay Rai put under house arrest ahead of Ayodhya visit (Image/PTI) NEW DELHI: The Congress on Monday alleged that its Uttar Pradesh unit chief Ajay Rai was placed under house arrest a day before a high-level party delegation was scheduled to visit Ayodhya and offer prayers at the Ram Temple.The party claimed the action was…

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Zeenat Aman stands by her support for live-in relationships: ‘Wouldn’t you rather have five joyous years than fifteen miserable ones?’

Zeenat Aman stands by her support for live-in relationships: ‘Wouldn’t you rather have five joyous years than fifteen miserable ones?’

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Zeenat Aman stands by her support for live-in relationships: ‘Wouldn’t you rather have five joyous years than fifteen miserable ones?’ (Image credits: Instagram) Veteran actress Zeenat Aman has once again defended her support for live-in relationships, maintaining that couples should live together before making a lifelong commitment through marriage. Although her views have drawn criticism…

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Lock Upp 2: Akanksha Chamola reveals the reason behind separation with husband Gaurav Khanna; says ‘He wanted kids, but I don’t have maternal instinct’ |

Lock Upp 2: Akanksha Chamola reveals the reason behind separation with husband Gaurav Khanna; says ‘He wanted kids, but I don’t have maternal instinct’ |

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Akanksha Chamola, who announced her separation from her husband Gaurav Khan during the premiere episode of Lock Upp 2, has now opened up about why they decided to part ways. In the latest episode, while talking to Shreya Kalra and Sufi Motiwala, Akanksha spoke about the reason behind her separation with husband Gaurav Khanna. Akanksha…

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Icelandic proverb of the day: “No one becomes an unbeaten bishop”, a lesson on how power comes with adversity, betrayal and competition | World News

Icelandic proverb of the day: “No one becomes an unbeaten bishop”, a lesson on how power comes with adversity, betrayal and competition | World News

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Proverb of the day: ‘No one becomes a bishop unbeaten’ Proverb of the day: There is no easy way to success, and it only comes through heat and sweat. We are familiar with this saying, which does not need much explanation, as similar proverbs exist in all countries, languages, and cultures. But the Icelandic one…

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BSF woman constable found dead in Jammu | India News

BSF woman constable found dead in Jammu | India News

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SRINAGAR: A 23-year-old woman constable posted with the Border Security Force (BSF) HQ in Paloura, on the outskirts of Jammu, was found hanging at her official accommodation on Monday, officials said.The deceased constable, Bishnu Priya Roy, was a native of Jalpaiguri in West Bengal and posted with BSF’s 53 Bn.She had been undergoing a three-month…

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36 years on, Yasin Malik, 4 aides named in Kashmiri Pandit nurse’s kidnap-murder

36 years on, Yasin Malik, 4 aides named in Kashmiri Pandit nurse’s kidnap-murder

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Yasin Malik, 4 aides named in Kashmiri Pandit nurse’s kidnap-murder SRINAGAR: J&K Police’s State Investigation Agency (SIA) filed a 737-page chargesheet Monday for the 1990 abduction, torture and killing of 27-year-old Kashmiri Pandit nurse Sarla Bhat, naming the proscribed JKLF’s then chief commander Mohammad Yasin Malik and four associates as the main conspirators in a…

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Italian proverb of the day: ‘The wolf loses its fur but not its vice’. A reminder that true character is much harder to change than appearances

Italian proverb of the day: ‘The wolf loses its fur but not its vice’. A reminder that true character is much harder to change than appearances

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The wolf may shed its fur, but never its nature: The timeless wisdom behind Italy’s most enduring proverb A politician promises to change after a scandal. A friend swears they have given up a harmful habit, only to fall back into it weeks later. A company rebrands itself after a public controversy, yet its culture…

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Centre seeks uniform cinema rules to end theatre approval bottlenecks NEW DELHI: The Centre on Monday set up a high-level study group chaired by Prasoon Joshi to chart a growth roadmap for Indian cinema and sent model cinema regulations to states for adoption, in a twin push aimed at making the film industry more globally competitive and easing the expansion of theatres, particularly in small towns and rural areas.The decisions were taken at a high-level review meeting chaired by information and broadcasting minister Ashwini Vaishnaw with senior ministry officials. The move comes amid growing recognition that while Indian films have expanded their global footprint, the sector continues to face gaps in institutional finance, uneven theatre infrastructure, fragmented state-level permissions and the need to adapt faster to new technologies such as artificial intelligence and virtual production.The study group, which will include industry experts and technology partners, has been asked to examine opportunities and challenges before Indian cinema and recommend measures to strengthen production, distribution and global competitiveness. It will study ways to help filmmakers access institutional finance and new funding options, address difficulties in raising money for production and distribution, and suggest how emerging technologies can be integrated into filmmaking.The group will also work with state governments and other stakeholders to identify best practices and recommend a long-term policy framework for the sector. It will hold consultations across the country and submit its report to the ministry within three months.In the second decision, the ministry has sent Model State Cinema Regulations to all states. Since regulation of cinemas and theatres falls under the state list, permission systems vary widely across states, often delaying projects and discouraging investment in cinema infrastructure.Officials said the model regulations, prepared after stakeholder consultations, are intended to simplify and standardise approvals for cinemas and theatres. The ministry will assist states in implementing the framework, with the larger objective of increasing screen density and supporting the growth of the film exhibition business beyond big cities.Get the latest India news and live updates. Download the TOI App.About the AuthorManash Pratim GohainManash Pratim Gohain is a seasoned journalist with over two decades at The Times of India, where he has built a rich body of work spanning education policy, politics, and governance. Renowned for his incisive coverage of the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020, accreditation reforms, and skilling initiatives, he has also reported on student politics, urban policy, and social movements. His political reportage—both reflective and news-driven—adds depth to his writing, bridging policy with public impact. Through his 2,500 articles and related outlets, he has emerged as a trusted voice in national discourse, particularly in linking education reform to broader societal change.Read MoreEnd of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideosAre We Learning Nothing From Deadly Fire Accidents Across India? 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Centre seeks uniform cinema rules to end theatre approval bottlenecks NEW DELHI: The Centre on Monday set up a high-level study group chaired by Prasoon Joshi to chart a growth roadmap for Indian cinema and sent model cinema regulations to states for adoption, in a twin push aimed at making the film industry more globally competitive and easing the expansion of theatres, particularly in small towns and rural areas.The decisions were taken at a high-level review meeting chaired by information and broadcasting minister Ashwini Vaishnaw with senior ministry officials. The move comes amid growing recognition that while Indian films have expanded their global footprint, the sector continues to face gaps in institutional finance, uneven theatre infrastructure, fragmented state-level permissions and the need to adapt faster to new technologies such as artificial intelligence and virtual production.The study group, which will include industry experts and technology partners, has been asked to examine opportunities and challenges before Indian cinema and recommend measures to strengthen production, distribution and global competitiveness. It will study ways to help filmmakers access institutional finance and new funding options, address difficulties in raising money for production and distribution, and suggest how emerging technologies can be integrated into filmmaking.The group will also work with state governments and other stakeholders to identify best practices and recommend a long-term policy framework for the sector. It will hold consultations across the country and submit its report to the ministry within three months.In the second decision, the ministry has sent Model State Cinema Regulations to all states. Since regulation of cinemas and theatres falls under the state list, permission systems vary widely across states, often delaying projects and discouraging investment in cinema infrastructure.Officials said the model regulations, prepared after stakeholder consultations, are intended to simplify and standardise approvals for cinemas and theatres. The ministry will assist states in implementing the framework, with the larger objective of increasing screen density and supporting the growth of the film exhibition business beyond big cities.Get the latest India news and live updates. Download the TOI App.About the AuthorManash Pratim GohainManash Pratim Gohain is a seasoned journalist with over two decades at The Times of India, where he has built a rich body of work spanning education policy, politics, and governance. Renowned for his incisive coverage of the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020, accreditation reforms, and skilling initiatives, he has also reported on student politics, urban policy, and social movements. His political reportage—both reflective and news-driven—adds depth to his writing, bridging policy with public impact. Through his 2,500 articles and related outlets, he has emerged as a trusted voice in national discourse, particularly in linking education reform to broader societal change.Read MoreEnd of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideosAre We Learning Nothing From Deadly Fire Accidents Across India? 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Centre seeks uniform cinema rules to end theatre approval bottlenecks NEW DELHI: The Centre on Monday set up a high-level study group chaired by Prasoon Joshi to chart a growth roadmap for Indian cinema and sent model cinema regulations to states for adoption, in a twin push aimed at making the film industry more globally…

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Jun 29, 2026, 23:59 IST

Jun 29, 2026, 23:59 IST

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Argentina’s Lionel Messi practices for the FIFA World Cup soccer tournament Thursday, June 11, 2026, in Kansas City, Kan. (AP Photo/Charlie Riedel) Lionel Messi may be leading the Golden Boot race and continues to rewrite FIFA World Cup history, but the Argentine captain is not the highest-rated attacking player of the tournament after the group…

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Randeep Hooda reveals why he rejected Salman Khan’s career advice: ‘I never wanted to do the same kind of roles’

Randeep Hooda reveals why he rejected Salman Khan’s career advice: ‘I never wanted to do the same kind of roles’

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Randeep Hooda reveals why he rejected Salman Khan’s career advice: ‘I never wanted to do the same kind of roles’ (Image credits: Instagram) Randeep Hooda has revealed that he chose not to follow career advice given by Salman Khan, despite admitting it was “good advice.” The actor said that while both Salman and his father…

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India women qualify for LA28 Olympics despite World Cup exit, but men’s team haven’t yet; here’s why

India women qualify for LA28 Olympics despite World Cup exit, but men’s team haven’t yet; here’s why

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India’s Shafali Verma hits a boundary during the Women’s T20 World Cup cricket match between Australia and India at Lord’s Cricket Ground, in London, Sunday June 28, (PTI) India’s campaign at the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup 2026 ended with another group-stage exit, but Harmanpreet Kaur’s team still had something to take away from the…

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Watch: China gives fleeting glimpse of its 6th gen fighter jet ‘Little Six’

Watch: China gives fleeting glimpse of its 6th gen fighter jet ‘Little Six’

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China’s military appears to have offered the clearest official hint yet that a sixth‑generation fighter exists. China’s military appears to have offered the clearest official hint yet that a sixth‑generation fighter exists, after an anniversary video for the Y‑20 heavy transport showed a fleeting silhouette and an unmistakable verbal cue: “First the ‘Master Six’, then…

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Builder tells Delhi RERA it has abandoned the project after over three decades of delays. Photo credit: IANS NEW DELHI: After failing to build and grant possession of promised commercial units in plaza-4 of Central Square Complex at Bara Hindu Rao for over three decades, the builder has now informed Delhi RERA that it’s not in a position to complete the project and has “abandoned” it as the company doesn’t have any sanctioned building plans.As per a Delhi RERA order of May 12, which was uploaded recently on its website, the counsel of Purearth Infrastructure Ltd recorded this response when the regulator was hearing complaints from three of its customers. The builder’s counsel said it is “willing to refund money to all allottees as per the RERA, 2016”. The bench of RERA chairman Anand Kumar and member Devesh Singh directed Purearth’s counsel to make a statement about the abandonment of the project.Purearth Infrastructure is a joint venture between DCM Ltd and Singaporean investors.This new stand of the company has come as a rude shock to buyers who have been waiting for years to get the promised commercial units in the tower in Delhi’s central area. Responding to TOI’s queries, a senior executive of Purearth Infrastructure said, “Because of several ongoing litigation, including with MCD, we can’t carry out construction. So, we will ask buyers to take back their payments with interest as per the RERA law.”Some of the affected buyers said that they had no idea of the builder’s new plan to abandon the project. “Even their Annual Report of 2024-25 said the company has flatted factory project ‘Central Square’ comprising four plazas. It has received completion certificates for three of them, and these are fully operational, whereas plaza no-4 is under construction. We want the company to give us the units it had promised,” said one of them.Another buyer said even after MCD had approved the building plan for plaza-4 in May 2010, the company did not take up construction during the validity period of five years.In January this year, TOI had reported how the plot on which plaza-4 was to be built remains a huge pit. The company had then told this newspaper that “discussions are underway on Plaza-4 with municipal authorities as we are requesting them for increased parkings and greater height so that we can provide much more green area. We will commence construction as soon as approvals come.”The commercial units were proposed on prime land which housed Delhi Cloth & General Mills (DCM) industrial complex, a large textile manufacturing mill. Earlier, RERA orders had repeatedly pointed to how the builder “consistently and unequivocally developed, marketed, advertised and sold” the units at Central Square as a commercial business park despite knowing that the land classification for the plot was for “flatted factory”.Get the latest India news and live updates. Download the TOI App.End of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideosAre We Learning Nothing From Deadly Fire Accidents Across India? Experts Sound AlarmSarla Bhat Murder Case: SIA Files 737-Page Chargesheet, Yasin Malik Named Main AccusedWhat West Bengal’s New Public Safety and Anti-Goonda Bill Means and Why It Is ControversialSonam Wangchuk Begins Indefinite Fast, Urges Nation To Join Education Reform MovementBengal BJP Govt Rolls Back OBC Quota Hike, Scraps 113 Groups Added Under TMCPM Modi To Skip Khamenei Funeral; Bihar Governor, MoS External Affairs To Represent India: Report’In 3 Or 6 Months’: Stalin Predicts Early Polls, Says Vijay-led TVK Govt May Not Last Full TermExplained: Why The Akal Takht Has Summoned 87 Sikh Legislators Over Punjab’s Anti-Sacrilege LawIndia’s First Integrated Battle Groups Explained: A New Era of Border Readiness32 Years After the Pact, Rajasthan Finally Set to Get Yamuna Water from Haryana123PhotostoriesThese 5 Zodiac Signs Can Read You in SecondsBTS’ V proves red is the new power colour for Celine at Paris Fashion Week 2026Mothers often put their heart health last: Doctors explain why that’s a mistakeThe hidden impact of “ghost fat”: Understanding body image after major weight lossPsychology says people who don’t have many close friends may be more selective in love, and that’s not always a bad thing10 timeless baby girl names inspired by courageous women warriors in history4 secrets the happiest couples you meet are hiding from youVande Bharat routes under ₹1,500: From Goa to Kerala, these budget trips are worth every rupeeTaylor Swift’s best white gowns, ahead of her wedding with Travis Kelce: From ‘Folklore’ to ‘The Fate of Ophelia’PM Narendra Modi says “Chutney and Samosa reflect the shared heritage of India and Seychelles”: 6 traditional dishes that prove it123Hot PicksIreland CoachKerala HSCAP third allotment listWeather tomorrowFIFA world cup 2026Ketan Agarwal murder caseMumbai monsoonFIFA World Cup Round of ScheduleUS Strike on IranVaibhav SooryavanshiTop TrendingRam Mandir Donation TheftSimone BilesNoida fireFIFA World Cup 2026CBSE Three language GuidelinesBengaluru TechieAnukalp MishraSergei IvanovMK StalinMumbai Local Train News

Builder tells Delhi RERA it has abandoned the project after over three decades of delays. Photo credit: IANS NEW DELHI: After failing to build and grant possession of promised commercial units in plaza-4 of Central Square Complex at Bara Hindu Rao for over three decades, the builder has now informed Delhi RERA that it’s not in a position to complete the project and has “abandoned” it as the company doesn’t have any sanctioned building plans.As per a Delhi RERA order of May 12, which was uploaded recently on its website, the counsel of Purearth Infrastructure Ltd recorded this response when the regulator was hearing complaints from three of its customers. The builder’s counsel said it is “willing to refund money to all allottees as per the RERA, 2016”. The bench of RERA chairman Anand Kumar and member Devesh Singh directed Purearth’s counsel to make a statement about the abandonment of the project.Purearth Infrastructure is a joint venture between DCM Ltd and Singaporean investors.This new stand of the company has come as a rude shock to buyers who have been waiting for years to get the promised commercial units in the tower in Delhi’s central area. Responding to TOI’s queries, a senior executive of Purearth Infrastructure said, “Because of several ongoing litigation, including with MCD, we can’t carry out construction. So, we will ask buyers to take back their payments with interest as per the RERA law.”Some of the affected buyers said that they had no idea of the builder’s new plan to abandon the project. “Even their Annual Report of 2024-25 said the company has flatted factory project ‘Central Square’ comprising four plazas. It has received completion certificates for three of them, and these are fully operational, whereas plaza no-4 is under construction. We want the company to give us the units it had promised,” said one of them.Another buyer said even after MCD had approved the building plan for plaza-4 in May 2010, the company did not take up construction during the validity period of five years.In January this year, TOI had reported how the plot on which plaza-4 was to be built remains a huge pit. The company had then told this newspaper that “discussions are underway on Plaza-4 with municipal authorities as we are requesting them for increased parkings and greater height so that we can provide much more green area. We will commence construction as soon as approvals come.”The commercial units were proposed on prime land which housed Delhi Cloth & General Mills (DCM) industrial complex, a large textile manufacturing mill. Earlier, RERA orders had repeatedly pointed to how the builder “consistently and unequivocally developed, marketed, advertised and sold” the units at Central Square as a commercial business park despite knowing that the land classification for the plot was for “flatted factory”.Get the latest India news and live updates. Download the TOI App.End of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideosAre We Learning Nothing From Deadly Fire Accidents Across India? Experts Sound AlarmSarla Bhat Murder Case: SIA Files 737-Page Chargesheet, Yasin Malik Named Main AccusedWhat West Bengal’s New Public Safety and Anti-Goonda Bill Means and Why It Is ControversialSonam Wangchuk Begins Indefinite Fast, Urges Nation To Join Education Reform MovementBengal BJP Govt Rolls Back OBC Quota Hike, Scraps 113 Groups Added Under TMCPM Modi To Skip Khamenei Funeral; Bihar Governor, MoS External Affairs To Represent India: Report’In 3 Or 6 Months’: Stalin Predicts Early Polls, Says Vijay-led TVK Govt May Not Last Full TermExplained: Why The Akal Takht Has Summoned 87 Sikh Legislators Over Punjab’s Anti-Sacrilege LawIndia’s First Integrated Battle Groups Explained: A New Era of Border Readiness32 Years After the Pact, Rajasthan Finally Set to Get Yamuna Water from Haryana123PhotostoriesThese 5 Zodiac Signs Can Read You in SecondsBTS’ V proves red is the new power colour for Celine at Paris Fashion Week 2026Mothers often put their heart health last: Doctors explain why that’s a mistakeThe hidden impact of “ghost fat”: Understanding body image after major weight lossPsychology says people who don’t have many close friends may be more selective in love, and that’s not always a bad thing10 timeless baby girl names inspired by courageous women warriors in history4 secrets the happiest couples you meet are hiding from youVande Bharat routes under ₹1,500: From Goa to Kerala, these budget trips are worth every rupeeTaylor Swift’s best white gowns, ahead of her wedding with Travis Kelce: From ‘Folklore’ to ‘The Fate of Ophelia’PM Narendra Modi says “Chutney and Samosa reflect the shared heritage of India and Seychelles”: 6 traditional dishes that prove it123Hot PicksIreland CoachKerala HSCAP third allotment listWeather tomorrowFIFA world cup 2026Ketan Agarwal murder caseMumbai monsoonFIFA World Cup Round of ScheduleUS Strike on IranVaibhav SooryavanshiTop TrendingRam Mandir Donation TheftSimone BilesNoida fireFIFA World Cup 2026CBSE Three language GuidelinesBengaluru TechieAnukalp MishraSergei IvanovMK StalinMumbai Local Train News

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Builder tells Delhi RERA it has abandoned the project after over three decades of delays. Photo credit: IANS NEW DELHI: After failing to build and grant possession of promised commercial units in plaza-4 of Central Square Complex at Bara Hindu Rao for over three decades, the builder has now informed Delhi RERA that it’s not…

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WFI rejects Vinesh Phogat’s entries for three international meets | More sports News

WFI rejects Vinesh Phogat’s entries for three international meets | More sports News

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NEW DELHI:: In another snub to Vinesh Phogat, the Wrestling Federation of India (WFI) has declined her request to enter her name for three upcoming international tournaments, including the Hungary ranking series in Budapest.The federation cited her suspension period and an unsatisfactory reply to its show-cause notice as reasons for the rejection.Vinesh had sought entries…

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