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The Times of India 5 big PF changes in 2025: EPFO members take note!
EPFO has introduced several key changes for 2025 including simplified member profile updates, an easier PF account transfer process, a new joint declaration procedure, the Centralized Pension Payment System (CPPS), and updated guidelines for higher pension benefits to enhance administrative efficiency and member experience.
The Times of India RG Kar horror: Mamata Banerjee govt moves HC seeking death sentence for Sanjay Roy
The West Bengal government is seeking the death penalty for Sanjay Roy in the RG Kar rape and murder case. Although a Kolkata court sentenced him to life imprisonment, they did not classify the case as 'rarest of rare.' Mamata Banerjee and the victim's mother expressed shock, believing the crime warrants capital punishment.
The Times of India First lawsuit filed in US court contesting end to citizenship by birth
President Trump's new executive order denies automatic citizenship to certain children born in the US. Immigrants' rights advocates, including the ACLU, have filed a lawsuit, arguing it violates the 14th Amendment. The order has sparked controversy over its interpretation and impact on immigrant families and the principle of birthright citizenship.
The Times of India Trump ends birthright citizenship: Over 1 million Indians in green card queue affected
President Trump's executive order ending 'citizenship by birth' impacts children of legal non-immigrant visa holders in the US, causing concerns among the Indian diaspora. Immigration attorneys predict court challenges, as this move contradicts existing interpretations of the 14th Amendment according to experts.
The Times of India 1st T20I: India eye fresh start against England with focus on Shami
India's T20 team, led by Suryakumar Yadav, faces England in a five-match series, beginning in Kolkata. Key players include returning pacer Mohammed Shami, debut vice-captain Axar Patel, and come-backer Sanju Samson. Jos Buttler leads an England team with injured players but includes hopefuls like Jacob Bethell.
The Times of India Watch: Trump tosses pen after making a series of executive orders
Upon being sworn in as the 47th President of the United States, Donald Trump immediately signed executive orders at Capitol One Arena in Washington. He then electrified the crowd by tossing ceremonial pens into the cheering audience. This act, accompanied by the celebration of newly sworn-in officials, marked an exhilarating moment for Trump and his supporters.
The Times of India Rashmika Mandanna looks majestic as Maharani Yesubai in Vicky Kaushal starrer 'Chhaava'
Rashmika Mandanna will star as Maharani Yesubai in the upcoming film 'Chhaava,' alongside Vicky Kaushal. The film is a period drama based on the Maratha Empire's history and will be released on February 14, 2025. The trailer is set to drop on January 22, 2025. Rashmika's first look poster has already generated significant buzz.
The Times of India Delhi polls: BJP promises KG to PG free education, life cover for auto drivers
With the Delhi Assembly elections approaching, BJP released its second manifesto promising free education for underprivileged students, financial support for competitive exam preparations, welfare measures for auto and taxi drivers, and domestic helpers. The party also aims to tackle corruption, promising a Special Investigation Team to investigate irregularities. These promises aim to provide practical relief and strengthen ongoing welfare schemes.
The Times of India How many freshers will TCS, Infosys hire in FY26?
India's top IT firms like TCS and Infosys target recruiting 82,000 graduates by FY26, despite reduced current-year hiring. Renewed technology investment and increased spending in BFSI and North American markets drive these goals.
The Times of India Taliban announces US-Afghan prisoner exchange deal
The Taliban government announced the release of Khan Mohammad, exchanged with American prisoners, facilitated by Qatar. Mohammad had served a life sentence in California after a nearly two-decade detention. The announcement followed Trump’s election victory, highlighting potential new relations with the US and extending gratitude to Qatar.
The Times of India 'Muskuraiye, aap Lucknow ke naye nawab hain': Chopra to captain Pant
Rishabh Pant has been named captain of the Lucknow Super Giants for IPL 2025 after being acquired for a record Rs 27 crore. Former cricketer Aakash Chopra praised Pant's impact, highlighting his significant role in shaping the team. The leadership group includes Zaheer Khan and RPSG chairman Sanjiv Goenka, with an all-Indian bowling attack adding to the challenge.
The Times of India Walmart gets 'complaint letter' on Dunzo founder' appointment as Flipkart Minutes head
Walmart is scrutinizing the appointment of Dunzo CEO Kabeer Biswas as head of Flipkart Minutes, following concerns raised by former Dunzo employees about his background. Despite significant investments, Dunzo has faced financial struggles, layoffs, and legal issues, with ex-employees filing complaints over unpaid dues and creditors taking legal action for unpaid debts.
The Times of India Tracing Kohli's last Ranji teammates: Where are they now?
Virat Kohli's return to Delhi's Ranji Trophy team on January 30 against Railways is anticipated. Last seen in the domestic circuit in 2012, Kohli joins a roster with former teammates now in varied roles, from Gautam Gambhir as India's head coach to Virender Sehwag’s commentary career. Fans are eager to see Kohli in action domestically.
The Times of India Sloth bear kills father-son duo, injures forest ranger in Chhattisgarh
A sloth bear attack in Chhattisgarh's Korar forest range resulted in the deaths of a father and son, with two others injured. The bear, suspected of having rabies, first attacked Ajju Kureti and then Sukhlal Darro. Later, the bear killed Sukhlal's father, Shankar Darro. Authorities are working to tranquilize and capture the bear.
The Times of India DEI Another Day: Trump's plan to kill wokeism forever
Trump’s executive order doesn’t tiptoe around the issue; it delivers a decisive end to DEI’s federal footprint. Within 60 days, all DEI offices, such as Chief Diversity Officer roles, are to be shuttered. "Equity Action Plans" and DEI-related grants and contracts must be terminated. Federal hiring and performance evaluations will shift focus to individual merit and hard work, removing DEI considerations entirely. Even "environmental justice" programs—policies aimed at addressing environmental inequities in underserved communities—are not spared from the chopping block.