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Is Netanyahu really on his way out?
Israel is moving towards elections faster than expected, Netanyahu's coalition is cracking, and polls suggest his bloc is short of a governing majority. Does that mean the end of the road for Israel's longest-serving prime minister?
- Team TOI Plus
- TIMESOFINDIA.COM
Mamata’s Black Robes Point To Grey Areas
Can a former chief minister simply wear an advocate’s gown? The answer matters, otherwise, tomorrow, retired actors may claim surgical privileges because they played doctors. TV anchors may seek judicial appointments after nightly shouting sessions
48° Heat, 360° Plan
Rising temperatures are hurting people’s health, learning and productivity. This is a drag on the economy, but there’s no easy fix. We’ll need different strategies for each micro-region
Prolonged jail vs speedy trial in UAPA cases: Will SC finally settle the debate?
The latest judgment faulted two earlier rulings, holding them inconsistent with the landmark February 1, 2021 verdict by a three-judge bench of Justices N V Ramana, Surya Kant and Aniruddha Bose, which ruled that UAPA’s stringent bail conditions cannot be “used as the sole metric for denial of bail”
- Sunil Baghel
- TIMESOFINDIA.COM
$29bn, 42 aircraft, 1 war: The cost of Trump’s ‘Epic Fury’ he won’t talk about
When the US launched its bombing campaign against Iran on Feb 28, President Trump expected a swift victory. Instead, within weeks, the conflict began exposing mounting losses and damage to expensive military hardware. Here’s what a report by the US Congress’s think tank reveals
- Team TOI Plus
- TIMESOFINDIA.COM
How a seven-minute cancer injection could change lung cancer care in India
Roche’s subcutaneous Tecentriq can be given in about seven minutes, cutting infusion time dramatically. But its impact in India will depend on patient selection, local post-marketing data, hospital readiness and whether a costly immunotherapy can become accessible beyond large private cancer centres
- Team TOI Plus
- TNN & Agencies
Two sisters accused father of sexual abuse. One died from neglect, the other by suicide
It's a tragic story, far more common than society cares to admit, that shows just how little has changed for incest survivors and why they are mostly still left to fight alone
The Two Test Neat Solution To The NEET Mess
Split medical exam in two parts, like JEE. NTA conducts the first nationwide screening. Those who qualify, take a second test in their home state. Each state will set their own questions. Paper-leakers will be outplayed
‘Why Tata Sons should not be listed’
Former Tata Sons vice chairman argues an IPO can undermine the company’s special role in the group, and may not unlock much value
How Arteta ended Arsenal’s 22-year wait for an EPL title
For years, Arsenal always contrived to fall short. This Arsenal squad has changed a lot to become EPL champions again
Why a retired judge's family is at centre of controversy over Twisha Sharma’s death
The death of 33-year-old former model and actor has triggered a legal battle, with her family alleging dowry harassment and evidence tampering, while her in-laws countered with personal claims against her
- Team TOI Plus
- TIMESOFINDIA.COM
Why Melbourne’s ‘Little India’ proposal triggered a racist backlash
Meant to celebrate the city’s fastest-growing migrant community, the proposed cultural precinct has instead divided public opinion and unleashed a racist attack on Indians across online platforms
- Alka Dhupkar
- TIMESOFINDIA.COM
US pressure, Imran Khan’s ouster and Pakistan’s nuclear secrets: What the leaked cypher reveals
The diplomatic cable published by independent news outlet Drop Site has revived Khan’s long-standing claims of a foreign-backed conspiracy, once again placing Pakistan’s fragile civil-military balance under scrutiny
- Team TOI Plus
- TIMESOFINDIA.COM
Why a doctors’ body says NTA is unfit to run NEET
As NEET-UG 2026 heads for a re-test, a Supreme Court plea by the United Doctors Front has shifted the focus from one alleged paper leak to a larger question: whether NTA’s current structure can guarantee fair, secure national exams
- Alka DhupkarSunil Baghel
- TIMESOFINDIA.COM
Here’s why the Bengali ‘bhadralok’ deserted Didi
Once Mamata Banerjee’s strongest urban constituency, Bengal’s bhadralok were driven up the wall by corruption, job scams, civic decay and the handling of the RG Kar rape and murder, write Dwaipayan Ghosh & Dipawali Mitra
'Neither Humane, Nor Practical': Activists flag gaps in SC's stray dog relocation plans
As the Supreme Court pushes for stricter stray dog management, animal welfare experts warn that India’s weak civic infrastructure, poor waste management and lack of funding could make humane implementation nearly impossible.
- TNN
We Know ABC Works For Strays, But We Don’t Learn It
SC’s order sidesteps many practical problems, and it can lead to arbitrary removal of some peaceful dogs from institutional areas. That’s neither humane nor a solution
Why Elon Lost The Fight With Sam
Musk’s lawsuit against OpenAI and Altman was always a personal, petulant battle, about their ambitions to command the future of humanity. For Tesla boss, this means the loss is acutely painful
A fungal infection that is trapping Indians quietly
Ringworm strain discovered here in 2020 has spread everywhere and is silently colonising patches of skin
Why it’s bloom time again for botanical art
The practice of drawing plants in minute, scientific detail is resurging in India, and a growing breed of enthusiasts, on the cusp of art and science, are helping document our flora, deepen observation and support conservation efforts