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The Times of India 'Display of blind faith is a crime': UP governor on Hathras stampede

Uttar Pradesh Governor Anandiben Patel expressed concerns over the tragic incident in Hathras, emphasizing the need to educate people and prevent similar occurrences. The event at the satsang led to a stampede with 121 fatalities. Self-proclaimed godman Bhole Baba denied allegations and suggested a conspiracy against him. Investigations are ongoing to determine the facts surrounding the incident. The governor's call to eradicate blind faith and hold individuals accountable for their actions highlights the importance of transparency and justice in such cases.

The Times of India 'Hong Kong's Dr Fauci' issues warning: 'Another pandemic will come'

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The Times of India Decoding Zika virus: Symptoms, precautions, expert advice, all you need to know about Zika virus

Pune's rising Zika cases, notably in Erandwane, stem from stagnant water and poor testing. Symptoms confirmed via PCR test; no vaccine. WHO recommends preventive measures. Global emergency declared for neurological risks. Travel-related cases, first trimester tests, site reduction, and enhanced health infrastructure needed. Experts and citizens urge better awareness and hygiene measures.

The Times of India MLC: San Francisco Unicorns beat MI New York to reach playoffs

San Francisco Unicorns won by 3 runs against MI New York in Dallas. Anderson's 59* and Khan's 44 led to 148/7. MI fell short chasing 20 in the final over; Rauf dismissed Richards. Brevis' 56 with Pooran added 77. Couch, Short took 5 wickets. Unicorns, with Washington Freedom, in playoffs. MI's 4th loss jeopardizes playoff chances.

The Times of India From flooded streets to timely flight: An Australian podcaster’s adventure in Mumbai

An Australian podcaster, Bree Steele, commends the exceptional skill and determination of her Mumbai cab driver who braved heavily-flooded roads to ensure her timely arrival at the airport. Despite the challenging conditions, the driver's expertise shone through, highlighting the resilience and laid-back attitude of many Indians. Bree's Instagram video not only praises the driver's capabilities but also recognizes the enduring spirit of the Indian community during tough times.

The Times of India BCCI monitoring off-duty India stars' availability in domestic circuit

The BCCI's press release, issued on Thursday, contained a statement that served as an unambiguous directive to India's international cricketers. The message was clear: when not selected for the Indian team, players are expected to make themselves available for domestic tournaments. The statement coincided with the announcement of India's T20I and ODI squads for the upcoming tour of Sri Lanka.

The Times of India Woman accuses Jindal Steel exec of 'sexual assault' on India-UAE flight

A woman flying from Kolkata to Abu Dhabi accused a Jindal Steel executive of showing porn and groping her on an Etihad flight. The accused was detained in Abu Dhabi but later released. Naveen Jindal has promised a thorough investigation and strict action if the allegations are proven true.

The Times of India How a call from Delhi Siddaramaiah to put Kannadiga quota proposal on hold

The Congress leadership intervened to stop CM Siddaramaiah's proposal for local job quotas in Karnataka's private sector, citing concerns about judicial approval and industry backlash. The decision reflects the party's focus on economic inclusivity and national employment policies.

The Times of India Woman fatally shot over a 'pot of water' in Illinois

Former Illinois deputy Sean Grayson, 30, has been charged with first-degree murder after fatally shooting Sonya Massey, 36, in her home on July 6. Grayson, accused of shooting Massey over a pot of water and discouraging aid, remains in custody without bond. His trial begins on August 26. The case, involving body camera footage, has drawn significant attention and condemnation.

The Times of India Bangladesh: At least 39 killed, protesters burn several govt buildings

Violent clashes between police and student protesters in Bangladesh result in at least 39 deaths. The protests have seen several government buildings torched. The clashes have caused widespread telecommunications disruptions, with many overseas calls failing to connect and local internet services severely impacted. The unrest is fueled by anger over civil service hiring rules and rising unemployment rates.

The Times of India Sensex opens in red, dips below 81,300; Nifty50 near 24,750

Stock market today: BSE Sensex and Nifty50, the Indian equity benchmark indices, opened in red on Friday. While BSE Sensex dipped below 81,300, Nifty50 was near 24,750 levels.