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The Times of India 3 killed, 2 hurt as illegal structure collapses in Navi Mumbai

Three people died and two were injured after a building collapsed in Shahbaz village, Navi Mumbai. Believed to be illegally constructed, the building collapsed at 4am after cracks appeared. CM Eknath Shinde instructed local authorities to help the victims. An NDRF team found two deceased and reported multiple injuries and possible suffocation as causes of death.

The Times of India CSIR NET 'cheating': Cops register case against 23, 7 of them held

A cheating network was busted by the Uttar Pradesh STF during the CSIR NET exam at a Meerut university. Police filed a case against 23 individuals, including university employees and candidates. Electronic devices and documents were seized. Seven arrests were made, and investigations to find other involved individuals continue.

The Times of India CSIR NET 'cheating': Cops register case against 23, 7 of them held

A cheating network was busted by the Uttar Pradesh STF during the CSIR NET exam at a Meerut university. Police filed a case against 23 individuals, including university employees and candidates. Electronic devices and documents were seized. Seven arrests were made, and investigations to find other involved individuals continue.

The Times of India Uttarakhand cops probe covering of mosque on kanwar route

A controversy arose in Haridwar after a mosque and mazar were covered along the kanwar yatra route. Authorities claim no role, while locals express suspicion. An investigation led by police is ongoing. Cabinet minister Satpal Maharaj explained it was to prevent provocation, but critics contend it negatively impacts the BJP's image.

The Times of India No bail for man with 'criminal bent of mind' in blackmail case

The Bombay High Court denied bail to a 21-year-old man accused of threatening to release photos and videos of his ex-girlfriend if she didn't continue their relationship. Justice Manish Pitale highlighted that such threats demonstrated a criminal intent.

The Times of India No bail for man with 'criminal bent of mind' in blackmail case

The Bombay High Court denied bail to a 21-year-old man accused of threatening to release photos and videos of his ex-girlfriend if she didn't continue their relationship. Justice Manish Pitale highlighted that such threats demonstrated a criminal intent.

The Times of India Gujarat woman loses lifetime savings worth Rs 60 lakh to cybercrooks

A 65-year-old woman from Gandhinagar lost her life savings of Rs 60 lakh to cybercrooks after following IVR instructions to download a 'legal notice.' This new scam involves fraudsters gaining remote access to victims' bank accounts through specific IVR commands. Officials advise avoiding unknown calls and never pressing any buttons or downloading links if unsure about the call's nature.

The Times of India Boy rapes, kills sister; cops say mom, siblings hushed up crime

A 13-year-old boy in Rewa, MP, allegedly raped and murdered his nine-year-old sister, with their mother and two elder sisters covering up the crime. The family falsely claimed a snakebite caused her death, but a police investigation revealed the truth. The juvenile, his mother, and two sisters have been arrested for their roles in the crime and attempted cover-up.

The Times of India Boy rapes, kills sister; cops say mom, siblings hushed up crime

A 13-year-old boy in Rewa, MP, allegedly raped and murdered his nine-year-old sister, with their mother and two elder sisters covering up the crime. The family falsely claimed a snakebite caused her death, but a police investigation revealed the truth. The juvenile, his mother, and two sisters have been arrested for their roles in the crime and attempted cover-up.

The Times of India Non-kosher chicken items off menu as Kolkata eatery returns to Jewish roots

Nahoum & Sons, a 122-year-old bakery in Kolkata, has removed chicken items from its menu due to the unavailability of kosher chicken. The shop has also reverted to Jewish traditions, closing on Saturdays and Jewish holidays. This decision was made by the fourth-generation owner, Adam Nahoum, who resides in Israel.

The Times of India Gunfight after attack on Army post in J&K lasted for hours

Pakistani military personnel and terrorists, part of BAT, attacked an Indian Army post at the LoC in poor weather conditions. The gunfight led to the death of one soldier and injury to another. This marks a pattern of infiltration attempts supported by the Pakistani Army. Security has been heightened in J&K, with additional BSF personnel deployed.

The Times of India 2,000 BSF men rushed to Jammu from Odisha

The Indian government ordered the transfer of two BSF battalions from Odisha to the Jammu region to bolster security amid recent terror attacks. These units, comprising over 2,000 personnel, will support the existing defence line along the India-Pakistan border. This move follows several deadly incidents in districts including Rajouri, Poonch, and Kathua this year.

The Times of India The blue water dilemma: Your jeans may be adding 'toxicity' into Delhi's Yamuna

In southeast Delhi, near the Delhi-Mumbai expressway, illegal denim dyeing units are contaminating local water bodies with toxic chemicals. These illicit operations, found in Meethapur village, use harmful substances for dyeing jeans that bypass industrial regulations, releasing untreated waste into the Yamuna River. Residents report health issues like itchy throats and burning eyes, and complain of the foul-smelling, contaminated water. Despite sporadic government action, these units persist, posing serious environmental and health risks as highlighted by activists and experts.