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The Times of India UP government seeks 1978 Sambhal violence files

The Uttar Pradesh government is reviewing the 1978 Sambhal riots cases after a BJP leader requested reopening them. This follows CM Yogi Adityanath's mention of the riots in a legislative session. Authorities are gathering information on the riots, including fatalities, court proceedings, and the status of registered cases. The aim is to address justice for the victims.

The Times of India SC: Parliament, exec to decide on barring creamy layer from SC/ST quota

The Supreme Court has expressed reservations about directing governments to implement its 2024 ruling that bars the creamy layer within SC and ST categories from benefiting from quotas. The court emphasized that it is up to the legislature and executive to decide on the issue.

The Times of India Lone Noida farmer stops Unitech from constructing road for Express City project

A farmer, claiming ownership of a 7,000 sqm plot within Unitech's Express City project in Noida, has halted road construction. Despite being demarcated by the district administration years ago, the farmer demands either an access road or relocation of his plot. Unitech's Supreme Court-appointed board seeks resolution from Noida Authority. The project, delayed by a decade, awaits completion.

The Times of India Supreme Court refuses to review 'no' to same-sex marriage

The Supreme Court of India has dismissed pleas for legalising same-sex marriages for the second time, with a five-judge bench unanimously rejecting review petitions by LGBTQ+ community members. The court upheld its October 2023 judgment, maintaining same-sex marriage will remain illegal without new legislation, and denied adoption rights for queer couples.

The Times of India Indonesia prez invited as R-Day chief guest, but there’s a hitch

India has invited Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto to be the chief guest at the Republic Day celebrations. India wishes that Subianto does not visit Pakistan immediately after his India trip, to avoid negative implications for India's relations with Pakistan. No official announcement has been made yet.

The Times of India Tiger walks in on class in progress at Amravati University

Fear spread at Sant Gadge Baba Amravati University after security guards saw a full-grown tiger near the English department building. The university turned back morning walkers and local residents were alerted. The forest department was informed, and stranded students were safely evacuated.

The Times of India Jio, Airtel & Vi want telecom dept to take this 'int'l call' on Amazon, others

Telecom operators lobby India's DoT to adopt Trai's definition of international traffic, potentially increasing their SMS revenues by over ₹400 crore annually. Trai defines international SMS as messages originating or terminating from devices, servers, or applications outside India, clarifying disputes over message classification.

The Times of India 'Where did 13,000 people come from': AAP urges EC to probe electoral roll

Arvind Kejriwal lodged a complaint with the Election Commission, accusing BJP of manipulating New Delhi's voter roll by adding 13,000 and deleting 5,500 entries to influence the election. Kejriwal's delegation demanded action against implicated officials and claimed violations of election code by BJP candidate Parvesh Verma, urging for a fair election process.

The Times of India Farooq Abdullah contradicts son Omar on INDIA bloc future

Farooq Abdullah emphasizes the permanence of the INDIA bloc alliance beyond just elections, aiming to strengthen the nation and combat hatred. His son, Omar Abdullah, expresses concerns about the bloc’s future if it only serves parliamentary elections. Farooq defends Omar, stressing the need for cooperation with the central government for J&K’s development.

The Times of India 50,000 per year rise in breast cancer cases seen in India in decade

Breast cancer cases in India are expected to rise by 50,000 per year this decade, with the economic burden averaging $19.55 billion annually. A new study highlights the heavy financial toll on rural and poor households and urges policymakers to invest in health infrastructure and supportive workplace policies for women, a crucial part of the workforce.

The Times of India 'Tied, stuffed in bed box': Family of 5 found dead in locked Meerut house

In Meerut, a family of five, including Mohammad Moin, his wife, and three young daughters, were found murdered in their locked house. The discovery was made after neighbors broke the lock following concerns from relatives. The house showed signs of a struggle, with Moin tied to a bed and the other victims hidden inside a storage compartment.

The Times of India Michelle misses Jimmy Carter's state funeral: What's behind her absence?

Michelle Obama was absent from Jimmy Carter's state funeral due to a scheduling conflict while on an extended vacation in Hawaii. Other former presidents and their spouses attended the service, where political rivals such as Barack Obama and Donald Trump interacted cordially.

The Times of India Musk's '3-letter' answer on population collapse 'warning' for India and China

Elon Musk warns that population collapse is a significant threat to humanity. He highlights falling fertility rates and aging populations in countries like South Korea, Singapore, and Japan. He emphasizes the potential economic and technological impacts of declining populations and advocates for policies to encourage higher birth rates, especially in aging societies.

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