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The Times of India Fog havoc in Delhi, Grap-4 back as air turns severe
Dense fog in Delhi caused near-zero visibility until noon, disrupting air, rail, and road traffic. The resulting spike in air pollution led to severe levels by evening, prompting the enforcement of Grap-4 pollution control measures. These include a ban on certain vehicles, halting construction, and the hybrid operation of schools. Visibility began improving after midday.
The Times of India New HQ symbolises Congress’ glorious history, says Kharge
Sonia Gandhi and Mallikarjun Kharge inaugurate the Congress party's new headquarters, Indira Bhavan, signifying its historic legacy. The building symbolizes the party's 140-year-old history and struggle. The Congress library there will be dedicated to former PM Manmohan Singh, highlighting the party's continued dedication to its past leaders.
The Times of India 1cr voters’ addition between LS and Maha polls questionable: Rahul Gandhi
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi has raised concerns about the sudden increase of one crore voters between the Lok Sabha and Maharashtra assembly elections. He criticized the Election Commission for not providing voters' lists and accused BJP and RSS of misusing state institutions to undermine a fair electoral process.
The Times of India Bhagwat's 'true independence' remark akin to treason: Rahul Gandhi
Rahul Gandhi called RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat's remark that true independence came with the Ayodhya temple inauguration as 'treason,' challenging the Constitution and freedom struggle's significance. Gandhi accused BJP-RSS of capturing institutions and undermining India's historical struggle. Congress president Kharge condemned Bhagwat's statement, asserting RSS-BJP's lack of participation in the freedom struggle and their overemphasis on the Ayodhya temple.
The Times of India Rahul Gandhi says Congress 'fighting Indian state'; BJP reacts
BJP leaders, including president J P Nadda, strongly criticized Rahul Gandhi's remark about fighting the BJP, RSS, and the Indian state. They accused him of aligning with subversive forces and claimed his statement confirmed Congress's alleged ties with 'urban Naxals'. Union ministers Nirmala Sitharaman and Dharmendra Pradhan also condemned his comments, arguing they reflect a dangerous and divisive mindset.
The Times of India SpaceX launches 3 Indian startups' high-tech sats
Indian space-tech startups Pixxel, Digantara, and XDLINX Space Labs successfully launch satellites to monitor earth and space objects aboard SpaceX's Transporter-12 mission. Pixxel's Firefly constellation achieves India's first private satellite constellation with high-resolution imaging. Digantara enhances space safety, and XDLINX introduces E-band communication technology.
The Times of India World leaders react to historic ceasefire deal between Israel and Hamas
The United States and Qatar have facilitated a ceasefire agreement between Israel and Hamas, ending a 15-month conflict. The deal includes a hostage exchange and aims for a permanent ceasefire, complete Israeli withdrawal, and the reconstruction of Gaza. US President Joe Biden, President-elect Donald Trump, and former President Barack Obama have all expressed their support for the agreement.
The Times of India For jumbo's sake, Hampi temple peels off bananas
In an effort to maintain cleanliness and safeguard the welfare of its temple elephant, the centuries-old Virupaksha Temple in Hampi has banned bananas on its premises. Increased tourist activity, which includes feeding bananas to the temple's elephant, Laxmi, has led to leftover bananas and plastic bags littering the area. The ban aims to ensure the sacred site remains clean and to protect Laxmi from distress.
The Times of India IMD: Extreme weather events caused 3,200+ deaths in 2024
In 2024, India experienced over 3,200 deaths due to extreme weather events. Notably, lightning and thunderstorms claimed 1,374 lives, floods and heavy rains caused 1,287 fatalities, and heat waves led to 459 deaths. The year was the hottest on record, with significant temperature increases across various regions. Additionally, several cities reported new temperature and rainfall records, highlighting the impact of climate change.
The Times of India ED wants to keep people in prison, livid SC says
The Supreme Court reprimanded the Enforcement Directorate (ED) for making submissions contrary to the law regarding bail for certain categories under the PMLA, like minors or sick persons. The court emphasized it will not tolerate such conduct and ordered the release of accused Shashi Balaha on bail.
The Times of India Bizman stays in jail after bail, gets HC rap
The HC rebuked businessman Boby Chemmanur for choosing to stay in jail despite being granted bail. Chemmanur apologized to avoid further court action. His initial refusal aimed to show solidarity with prisoners unable to post bail. The court warned him against such media stunts and clarified that it has the power to revoke bail if necessary.
The Times of India Amid church protest, Kerala shelves bill to tweak green law
Amid criticism from various quarters, Kerala government announced it has no plans to proceed with the Kerala Forest (Amendment) Bill, 2024. CM Pinarayi Vijayan emphasized that the government does not want to enact laws that go against public interest, highlighting challenges in managing wild animal attacks due to central regulations.
The Times of India 'God's own country' is shrinking as surging sea, erosion sink shores
Kerala’s once idyllic beaches, such as Shankumugham, are now facing severe erosion due to rising sea levels and sand mining, threatening the homes and livelihoods of over 9.3 million coastal residents. Significant beach areas have vanished, and tourism-dependent businesses are struggling, necessitating urgent governmental intervention and an aggressive coastal management plan.
The Times of India Meta apologises, says poll remark 'inadvertent error'
Meta officials have issued an unconditional apology to the Indian government following remarks made by CEO Mark Zuckerberg about the 2024 general election. The apology emphasized India's importance to the company. Parliamentary committee head Nishikant Dubey accepted the apology, saying the committee would not pursue the matter further. Zuckerberg's comments suggested India's government lost the election due to its Covid-19 response.
The Times of India Government picks 1.5-acre site next to Pranab memorial for MMS
The government has dedicated 1.5 acres at Rashtriya Smriti complex in New Delhi for a memorial for former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, adjacent to the site designated for former President Pranab Mukherjee's memorial. Singh's family has been requested to establish a trust to proceed with formalities, and they are yet to decide on the type of memorial.
