TOI PRINT Stories
Stapled visas issue: 'Athletes should have free & unfettered access to sports competitions'
Reacting for the first time to the controversy, the IOC informed TOI in a statement that it has taken up the matter with the stakeholders concerned and that the Olympic Council of Asia (OCA) have had discussions with the organisers of the Hangzhou Games to avoid recurrence of such future situation
- Sabi Hussain
- TNN
Israel hails 'superwomen' from Kerala who saved elderly lady from Hamas
The Israeli embassy in India praised two Keralites for saving the lives of Israeli civilians during a Hamas attack
- TNN
Maharashtra disqualification pleas: Speaker may not give SC revised schedule, seek 'feedback' instead
The Maharashtra Assembly speaker, Rahul Narwekar, may seek feedback from the Supreme Court on expediting the hearings for the disqualification case of Shiv Sena MLAs. The Supreme Court had criticized Narwekar for delaying the decision on the disqualification plea
Chess grandmaster Praggnanandhaa to make right moves for Isro
India's lunar rover Pragyan has ceased functioning on the Moon, prompting Isro to enlist the help of chess grandmaster R Praggnanandhaa to promote science and technology among young Indians
- TNN
Meet Mumbai's Banksy: Phantom street artist tackling social ills, wall by wall
Tyler, a guerrilla street artist from Mumbai, has been gaining attention for his thought-provoking and socially scathing art
- Mohua Das
- TNN
Sheikh Hasina's daughter in fray for WHO post sparks nepotism debate
Public health and global health practitioners have called for greater transparency and oversight in the election process for regional directors of the World Health Organization (WHO). The letter, signed by over 60 experts, comes amidst controversy surrounding the nomination of Salma Wazed, the daughter of Bangladesh's current prime minister, for the position of the regional director of South East Asia
The 'next king' is raring to square off against chess's best
R Praggnanandhaa, an 18-year-old chess player from Chennai, gained national attention in India after his impressive performance in the chess World Cup. Prag, as he is known, stunned top-ranked players and reached the final, earning the nickname "Next King."
- Neha Surana
- TNN
How Amul will help revive dairy industry in Sri Lanka
Gujarat to chart out 'milky' way for crisis-hit Sri Lanka
Why SVB isn't second Lehman — not for India, not for the world
SVB’s collapse is thanks to lax regulation of a mid-sized bank. Indian start-ups will be barely affected
Why Banga being a corporate czar is good for World Bank
Activists are wrong because ex-Mastercard boss can mobilise climate finance by tapping private sector capital
Ukraine shows how nationalism creates and sustains wars
The war, like most wars, started as shocking and became banal. But nationalism needs wars & weapons industry loves them
