Times of India tag — what we cover and why it matters

Think the Times of India tells the full story every time? Not always. This tag gathers our takes, critiques, and plain-English summaries of stories that involve or reference the Times of India. If you want quick reads that highlight what matters — and what might be missing — this is the place.

What you'll find here

Short explainers and opinion pieces that react to TOI headlines and themes. Expect pieces on culture and lifestyle like "How is life in India like compared to developed countries?" and food-focused reads such as "Why do Americans dislike Indian food?". We also cover politics and leadership debates with posts like "Does India deserve a politician like Amit Shah?", plus practical how-tos and expat life stories including "How hard is it for an Indian to settle in Japan?" or "How can I renew Indian passport in USA?". Sport and local interest show up too — for example, conversations on team selection and players like Rishabh Pant.

How to use this tag

Use the tag to skim or dig deeper. If you want fast context, read our summaries first — they pull out the key claims, facts, and what’s new. Want perspective? Read our opinion pieces to see alternative angles on the same TOI story. Looking for practical help, like passport renewal or life abroad tips, search within the tag for guides and user-experience posts.

Here are three quick habits that make this tag useful:

1) Read the summary, then check the original TOI headline. Notice the framing differences. 2) Look for specific examples and data points in our posts — we call them out so you can verify. 3) Use comments and reactions to gauge how readers with different views respond.

If you follow Indian news, this tag saves time. Instead of opening multiple sites, start here to get a snapshot of how TeleNews India reads TOI coverage: what’s accurate, what’s missing, and what’s worth debating. You’ll find straight answers on civic topics like "Has the Supreme Court of India lost its credibility?" and everyday culture questions like "Which Indian food makes foreigners go crazy about it?".

Prefer lists? Our tag often groups related posts — culture vs. politics, food vs. lifestyle, local vs. international angles — so you can follow a thread without hunting. Want alerts? Subscribe to updates on this tag to catch fresh takes as stories evolve. Read, compare, question, and decide for yourself — that’s the way this tag is meant to be used.