TCS Nashik case: More female employees may come forward; cops hunt for suspect’s phone

Two individuals accused in alleged sexual harassment and religious conversion attempts at TCS Nashik have been remanded to judicial custody until April 18. The special investigation team is pursuing further custodial remand for a third case involving serious workplace offenses. Meanwhile, the TCS Nashik office is not permanently shut, with staff working remotely due to the ongoing situation.

Oil prices today: Crude falls in early trade on hopes of easing Middle East conflict

Oil prices dipped as hopes for a Middle East peace deal surged following a ceasefire and potential US-Iran talks. While a temporary agreement might be close, concerns over significant supply disruptions from the Strait of Hormuz closure persist. Experts anticipate continued price volatility until lasting peace and open trade routes are restored.

US expands its visa restriction policy; says: America will deny visa to adversary supporters

The US State Department has significantly expanded its visa restriction policy in the Western Hemisphere, targeting 26 individuals. This move aims to counter those working for US adversaries to undermine American interests, regional security, and democratic sovereignty. The administration asserts this action protects national security and promotes regional safety and prosperity.

Nitish Kumar Reddy Interview: ‘I have overdone things… now I realise that’

In an exclusive conversation with TimesofIndia.com, the all-rounder opens up on the need of not overdoing things, the mental toughness, awareness about his game and the dream of playing for India in 2027 ODI World Cup.

Amravati case: How flat, cafe and hill station turned hellholes of sex abuse; 4 more nabbed

Police arrested four more suspects in the Amravati sexual abuse case, bringing the total to eight in custody. The main accused allegedly lured women and recorded sexual acts, with digital trails leading to the viral spread of videos. Investigations are ongoing to identify more victims and potential accomplices.

Vedanta blast: FIR filed against Anil Agrawal, plant head

Chhattisgarh police have filed an FIR against Vedanta Resources chairman Anil Agrawal and others following a deadly blast at their Sakti power plant. The incident, which claimed 20 lives, is attributed to serious operational lapses, including a rapid increase in boiler load and system failures. A special investigation team is probing the tragedy.

Nepal to probe assets of 7 former PMs, ex-king, 100s of ministers, bureaucrats

Weaker rupee makes India 6th largest economy: IMF data

Harivansh Narayan Singh set for 3rd term as RS deputy chair amid opposition boycott

India, Austria ink 12+ pacts on defence, counterterrorism & tech

ADR data reveals 20% candidates fighting Bengal polls are crorepatis

NFL trade rumors: Buffalo Bills could bring back former $12M defensive end

The Buffalo Bills have been a force to be reckoned with on the field in the last few seasons, with 12 wins and just 5 losses in 2025. While the Buffalo Bills were expected to break records in the last season, the team witnessed a heartbreaking loss against the Denver Broncos in the Divisional Round. Ahead of the new season, the team is focused on fixing its roster to bounce back on the field for the new season.

Tamil Nadu polls: TVK releases election manifesto; Vijay promises free LPG, gold

Calcutta HC raps EC: Judge slams order on assistant professors as presiding officers

Panel Draws Fire For Failure To Present Notification On Poll Officers

Kangana Ranaut says she faced ‘witch-hunting’

Kangana Ranaut has revisited a turbulent phase from her past, alleging that she was subjected to intense personal attacks and “witch-hunting” after an ex-partner filed a case against her. Kangana claimed that the situation spiralled into a public narrative that painted her in an extreme and damaging light. Looking back at that period, the actress maintained that she handled the situation to the best of her ability.