Watch: Rohit gets emotional as parents inaugurate stand with his name at Wankhede

The Mumbai Cricket Association honoured Rohit Sharma by unveiling the Rohit Sharma Stand at Wankhede Stadium, Divecha Pavilion Level 3. This tribute celebrates his journey from Borivali to becoming a world-renowned batter. The MCA also dedicated stands to Sharad Pawar and Ajit Wadekar, and an MCA Office Lounge in memory of Amol Kale, recognising their contributions to cricket.

Scientists reveal new working pattern that can cause brain damage: All you must know

A recent study reveals that consistently working over 52 hours a week can significantly alter brain structure, impacting executive function, emotional regulation, and decision-making abilities. Researchers from Yonsei University emphasize the importance of addressing overwork as a serious occupational health concern, citing its links to cardiovascular disease, mental health issues, and a high annual death toll. Read more below!

Hong Kong, Singapore report sharp jump in Covid cases

Watch: Rohit Sharma Stand inaugurated at Wankhede as MCA pays tribute to legends

The Wankhede Stadium honoured cricketing legends by inaugurating commemorative sections, highlighted by the naming of a stand after Rohit Sharma, recognising his immense contributions to Indian cricket and Mumbai Indians. Additionally, stands were dedicated to Ajit Wadekar and Sharad Pawar, acknowledging their significant impact on Indian cricket history.

Gold best performing asset of FY25 but equities outperform in long-term

Gold surged in FY25, gaining 41% in USD and 33% in rupee terms, driven by its safe-haven status and central bank buying. Despite this, Indian equities outperformed gold over longer periods.

The humans of IPL: Unsung heroes who ensure calm amid the chaos

With the 18th edition of the Indian Premier League (IPL) set to resume on Saturday, TimesofIndia.com delves deep into the lives of the individuals who manage everything from booking flights, hotels, and cabs to ensuring the safety and comfort of players and their travelling families, especially in extraordinary situations like the one that unfolded on May 8 in Dharamsala.

SC directs Bengal govt to pay 25% DA to its employees; BJP hails directive

The Supreme Court has instructed the West Bengal government to disburse 25% Dearness Allowance (DA) to its employees within three months, marking an interim decision in the ongoing dispute over DA parity with central government employees. This directive follows a 2022 Calcutta High Court ruling that aimed to align state DA payments with the central rate.

Telugu actor Bellamkonda Srinivas booked for reckless driving

Tollywood actor Bellamkonda Srinivas faces legal trouble after allegedly driving rashly in Jubilee Hills on May 13. According to a complaint, Srinivas attempted an illegal turn, nearly hitting a traffic constable. He then allegedly fled the scene. Jubilee Hills police have registered a case against him under relevant sections of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita and the Motor Vehicles Act.

Messi back for Argentina in qualifiers against Chile, Colombia

Lionel Messi is set to rejoin Argentina for their upcoming matches against Chile and Colombia after recovering from an adductor injury. Despite his absence in March, Argentina secured their spot in the 2026 tournament. Coach Lionel Scaloni has also recalled Alejandro Garnacho to the squad, blending youth with experience.

45-year-old man from West Bengal dies on Mount Everest while descending

Subrata Ghosh, a 45-year-old mountaineer from West Bengal, tragically died while descending Mount Everest after successfully reaching the summit. He exhibited exhaustion and altitude sickness below the Hillary Step and refused to move further. Ghosh was part of the Mountaineering Association of Krishnanagar’s Snowy Everest Expedition 2025, and efforts are underway to retrieve his body.

Bouncers at school gate: Parents accuse DPS Dwarka of inhumane practices

More than 100 parents have approached the Delhi High Court. They allege Delhi Public School Dwarka expelled students. The reason is a fee dispute. Parents also claim the school used bouncers. They say it was to manage children. Parents want the government to take over the school. The Directorate of Education has instructed the school to reinstate students.

India defence stocks surge after ceasefire; China’s drop

Following the India-Pakistan ceasefire and Operation Sindoor, Indian defence stocks surged, reflecting confidence in indigenous military capabilities. Conversely, Chinese defence stocks, particularly those associated with weapons used by Pakistan, plummeted.

How Army acted on specific intel to neutralise 6 terrorists in J&K

Security forces in Jammu and Kashmir have successfully neutralised six terrorists in two separate anti-terror operations in Kelar and Tral areas over the past 48 hours. The joint operations by the Indian Army, Jammu and Kashmir Police, and CRPF signify an intensified focus on eliminating the terror ecosystem in the Kashmir Valley.

120 people killed in Israeli airstrikes over Gaza in two nights

Over two days, Israeli airstrikes killed 120 people in Gaza, including 54 in Khan Younis. Amid the ongoing conflict, Gaza’s only cancer hospital shut down, and nearly 1 million face severe food shortages. The war, triggered by Hamas’s October 7 attack on Israel, has killed over 53,000 Palestinians. Hostage tensions and a stalled ceasefire further complicate peace efforts.

Close call: Truck rolls back, woman survives horrific crash by inches

In a harrowing incident near Kozhikode Medical College, a truck laden with bricks lost control on an incline and rolled backward, striking a scooter. Ashwathi, the scooter rider, was thrown onto the road but narrowly escaped serious injury as the truck halted just inches away from her.