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The Times of India 2,500-year-old history on display at new museum in PM Modi’s hometown

Union home minister Amit Shah inaugurated a museum in Prime Minister Narendra Modi's hometown, Vadnagar. The museum traces the 2,500-year history of the town and highlights its cultural and historical significance. Shah also opened a sports complex and the Prerna Centre to inspire future leaders.

The Times of India UGC bars 3 private Rajasthan universities from PhD admissions

UGC has barred three Rajasthan universities from enrolling PhD students for five years due to violations of academic norms and UGC regulations. The universities failed to follow entrance exam protocols, form RACs properly, and uphold thesis evaluation standards. UGC chairperson M Jagadesh Kumar emphasizes strict adherence to PhD regulations to maintain Indian higher education's integrity. Thirty other universities are currently under review.

The Times of India Lingayat concerns add new twist to caste census row in Karnataka

Karnataka CM Siddaramaiah announced that the Socio-Economic and Education Survey report, dubbed the 'caste census,' will be discussed in the next cabinet meeting. The report has faced delays due to administrative concerns and pressures from various caste groups. State ministers urged inclusivity for Lingayat sub-sects.

The Times of India NEET-UG 2025 to continue in pen-paper mode

National Testing Agency announced that NEET (UG) 2025 will be conducted in pen-paper mode (OMR based) on a single day and shift. The agency is working on other exam reforms recommended by the high-level committee, but any changes will be implemented in phases. NEET-UG is the common entrance test for admission to undergraduate medical courses in various institutions.

The Times of India 7 killed, over 400 injured in bull-taming events across Tamil Nadu

Seven people died and over 400 were injured during jallikattu and related bull taming events across Tamil Nadu. Incidents occurred in various districts including Siravayal, Alanganallur, and Krishnagiri. In some cases, spectators and bull owners were victims. Numerous injuries were reported during these traditional events despite precautions, emphasizing the inherent risks involved in such cultural practices.

The Times of India Rahul Gandhi in grip of urban Naxal thinking: BJP

BJP criticizes Rahul Gandhi for allegedly aligning with Hindenburg Research to destabilize India as the firm announces its closure. Ravi Shankar Prasad questions Gandhi's intentions and ties Hindenburg's activities to Congress's moves, insisting on their attempts to disrupt the Indian state. BJP continues its attacks following these developments.

The Times of India Maverick filmmaker David Lynch passes away at 78; family issues statement

David Lynch, the acclaimed filmmaker known for iconic works such as Mulholland Drive and Blue Velvet, has died at the age of 78. His family announced his death with great sorrow via a statement on his official Facebook page, reflecting on the loss of his unique artistic vision.

The Times of India Closure of Hindenburg Research not a clean chit for Adani, PM: Jairam Ramesh

Congress maintains that the closure of Hindenburg Research does not equate to a clean chit for Adani Group and PM Modi, demanding a Joint Parliamentary Committee investigation. They underscore serious allegations ranging from securities law violations to misuse of investigative agencies and bribery. The Swiss prosecutors freezing Adani-linked accounts and the cancellation of Adani projects in several countries add gravity to the accusations.

The Times of India Pune student falls for ‘global’ beauty pageant bait; loses Rs 10 lakh

A 21-year-old student from Padmavati lost Rs10 lakh to fraudsters who promised to help her participate in a beauty pageant in Egypt. The student frequently participated in beauty pageants and was exploited. Her parents took a loan to support her. The girl discovered the fraud when she found the travel ticket was fake. She then filed an FIR.

The Times of India Sharad, Ajit Pawar share stage at Baramati event, sit apart & avoid talking

During the ‘2025 Agriculture Festival’ in Baramati, Sharad Pawar and nephew Ajit Pawar avoided interaction and did not sit together, reflecting ongoing family and political tensions. Despite efforts by family members to promote unity, both leaders refrained from mentioning each other in their speeches.

The Times of India No sign of forced entry in Saif Ali Khan’s home: Cops

An FIR was filed for armed robbery, attempt to cause harm, and house-trespass after an intruder attacked Saif Ali Khan's home. The incident involved domestic help's intervention and the intruder narrowly escaping, prompting a police investigation and calls for Mumbai's safety assurances.

The Times of India Indonesia president Prabowo Subianto to be Republic Day guest

India confirmed Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto's state visit from January 25-26 as the chief guest for the 76th Republic Day celebrations. This marks Prabowo's first visit to India since taking office in October 2024. India and Indonesia, as Comprehensive Strategic Partners, will use this visit to review bilateral ties and discuss regional and global issues. Tensions arose over Prabowo's planned visit to Pakistan immediately after India's Republic Day.

The Times of India Rajasthan gangster's wife wanted for murder held in Italy

Sudha Kanwar, wife of 'most wanted' criminal Amarjeet Singh Vishnoi, has been arrested in Sicily, Italy. She is accused of involvement in the murder of gangster Rajendra alias Raju Theth and assisting her husband's criminal activities. The Rajasthan police had issued a Red Corner Notice for their arrest. Extradition proceedings are underway to bring her back to India.

The Times of India Attack on Saif Ali Khan: Celebrities say worried about safety in Mumbai

Saif Ali Khan was attacked in his Bandra residence, raising concerns about safety in Mumbai. Celebrities including Parineeti Chopra and Raveena Tandon expressed their shock and called for stronger security measures. Director Kunal Kohli and writer Shobhaa De questioned the law enforcement's efficacy, emphasizing the vulnerability of Bandra's high-profile residents.

The Times of India Police: No surveillance cameras at Saif Ali Khan’s residence

Police are investigating an attack on Saif Ali Khan at his Bandra residence which lacked surveillance cameras and security arrangements. The intruder's image was captured on the building's CCTV. The reported incident raises concerns about security measures for high-profile individuals, referencing past threats to Salman Khan as similar risks.

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