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The Times of India Blow for KCR: HC dismisses plea against power purchase probe
The Times of India Blow for KCR: HC dismisses plea against power purchase probe
The Times of India Foxconn ‘excluding married women from jobs’: Notice to TN govt
NHRC investigates Foxconn for discrimination against married women, allegedly limiting job eligibility to unmarried women based on marital status, as revealed in a WhatsApp chat.
The Times of India You throttled my voice, lost 63 MPs, Mahua Moitra taunts BJP
The Times of India Dhankhar expunges Kharge remarks attacking PM, RSS
The Times of India Acerbic Rahul spares none, attacks even LS Speaker Birla
The Times of India Amid SCS tensions, Quad foreign ministers may meet in Japan this month
The Times of India Badrinath deity sole owner of offerings: Court
The Times of India Badrinath deity sole owner of offerings: Court
The Times of India Full rollout of new laws in UTs by Aug 15
The Times of India Remand time still remains 15 days: Amit Shah
The Times of India Bengal lawyers protest 3 new criminal laws
The Times of India Amit Shah counters oppn, says new laws duly debated in House
Union home minister Amit Shah defended the new criminal laws, emphasizing that they underwent extensive consultations over four years, involving various stakeholders. He dismissed opposition claims of forcible implementation, highlighting that 95% of their suggestions were accepted. Shah invited further suggestions to improve the laws. He also mentioned the incorporation of technological upgrades to modernize India's criminal justice system, aiming to complete cases within three years. Shah expressed openness to discussing the Hindi nomenclature concerns raised by DMK.
The Times of India UN panel declares former Pak PM Imran Khan's detention arbitrary
A UN panel determined that former Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan's detention is arbitrary and violates international law, calling for his immediate release and compensation. The United Nations Working Group on Arbitrary Detention highlighted that Khan's imprisonment lacks legal basis and appears politically motivated to disqualify him from political office. Despite being cleared for release before Pakistan's general elections, Khan remains detained. His party, PTI, celebrated the ruling as proof of his innocence and unlawful imprisonment.
The Times of India Daily Horoscope for Today: Read your today's astrological predictions
Horoscope Today: Read daily horoscope predictions for July 2, 2024. Know all about the astrological events and influences that will be affecting each of the 12 zodiac signs. Get ready to discover what the stars have in store for you today!
