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The Times of India SIT chief on Hathras: Evidence suggests organisers' culpability
The Times of India Change at 10, Downing Street renews hope of FTA movement
The Times of India 9 suffocate to death in Chhattisgarh gas-filled wells in twin tragedy
The Times of India NEET leak 'minuscule', no need to scrap it: Govt in SC
The Times of India 'I was feeling terrible' in debate, Biden says in TV interview
The Times of India Gang of 6 hacks Tamil Nadu BSP chief to death
The Times of India While opposition demands caste census, BJP ally Naidu opts for skill census
The Times of India Hiding in Pakistan, hijacker of 1981 flight dies
The Times of India HC questions TN's Rs 1 lakh compensation for hooch deaths
The Times of India Woman dials Bengaluru airport, drops B-word to stop boyfriend from flying out
On June 26, Indra Rajwar, 29, from Pune, made a hoax bomb threat at Kempegowda International Airport (KIA) to stop her boyfriend, Mir Raza Mehdi, from flying to Mumbai. A search cleared Mehdi, and the case was upgraded from non-cognizable to an FIR under IPC Section 505(1)(B). Rajwar, detained at the KIA police station, admitted her intent amid relationship differences. Both work in Bengaluru. Separately, CISF officials helped a woman recover a diamond ring at KIA, and at Virar railway station, a man attacked his wife. In another instance, a mother-daughter duo in Bengaluru stopped a thief. The police plan to file a report after further interrogation.
The Times of India Day after parade, 9,000kg waste collected at Mumbai's Marine Drive
Following the Indian cricket team's victory parade, BMC workers cleaned up 9,000kg of waste at Marine Drive. The area was spotless by morning, with garbage collected including food wrappers and bottles. Residents and netizens praised the swift action taken by the civic staff.
The Times of India Paper leak organised crime, 10-year jail, Rs 1 crore fine: Maharashtra bill
The Mumbai state government has proposed a bill to address paper leaks and unfair practices in competitive exams. The bill includes jail terms of up to 10 years and fines of up to Rs 1 crore for individuals involved in organized crime related to exam malpractice.
The Times of India Agniveer, 22, shoots himself with service rifle at Agra IAF complex
The Times of India Lawyer: Porsche teen has submitted 300-word essay on road safety to JJB
