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The Times of India Within 24hrs of sister’s death, 2 more siblings from Rajouri village die of mystery illness
In J&K’s Rajouri district, three siblings from Badhaal village succumbed within 24 hours to a mystery illness after consuming sweet rice at a family event. This adds to a total of 12 deaths in the village since December. Samples are being analyzed to determine the cause, while local authorities are providing medical assistance and urging the public to stay calm.
The Times of India 'Phir Kejriwal Nu Chunn Lo’: AAP’s viral Punjabi campaign song
AAP released a campaign song on Lohri urging Delhi residents to re-elect Arvind Kejriwal in upcoming polls. The song highlights Kejriwal's achievements, including free electricity, water, and senior citizen pilgrimage programs. It also introduces new assurances like the Mahila Samman Yojana and Sanjeevani Yojana. Voting takes place on February 5, with results on February 8.
The Times of India AAP opposes rollout of Ayushman Bharat in Delhi, says own scheme ‘far more robust’
The AAP government in Delhi has opposed the rollout of the Centre's Ayushman Bharat PM-JAY scheme, arguing that the Delhi Arogya Kosh (DAK) scheme it offers is more effective and provides wider benefits. The Delhi government claims their scheme covers a larger population and offers superior healthcare services.
The Times of India Dumka woman held, daughter detained for electrocuting ‘eve teaser’
A 40-year-old woman and her 15-year-old daughter in Sahibganj district were arrested after electrocuting Raju Mandal, who repeatedly harassed them. Mandal would break into their home in an inebriated state and harass the daughter. Despite no help from villagers, they resorted to placing a live wire at their entrance, which led to Mandal’s death.
The Times of India Fake pilot cooks up motherless kid story, cons 70-yr-old of Rs 93L
A gang of cyber fraudsters defrauded a 70-year-old widow of Rs 93 lakh by posing as an UK-based pilot and fabricated customs department officials. They built an emotional connect and convinced her that a valuable parcel from the UK required clearance fees. Frightened by fake documents, she transferred the amount.
The Times of India Delhi riots accused Tahir Hussain can file nomination papers from jail itself: HC
Delhi High Court states former AAP councillor Tahir Hussain can file nomination papers from jail for the Mustafabad assembly polls. While police contend it's feasible, Hussain seeks interim bail to campaign physically and manage paperwork. The high court will continue the hearing on Tuesday.
The Times of India Army chief rules out troop cut along LAC, 'degree of standoff' persists
India will not reduce troops along the LAC with China, citing a persisting standoff and the need to rebuild trust for de-escalation. Army chief Gen Dwivedi also criticized Pakistan for cross-border terrorism in J&K. The situation along the LAC is stable but sensitive, with strategic patience required to resolve the conflict.
The Times of India Despite modernisation, mules remain Army’s logistics backbone
The Indian Army is modernizing logistics by replacing mules with motorized vehicles and robotic mules. However, GS mules remain indispensable in remote, challenging terrains, carrying up to 80 kg of supplies. MA mules, used for transporting heavy mortar guns, are being phased out. Over 4,000 mules continue to operate in areas where helicopters have operational limits. Mules undergo rigorous training and are crucial for the Army’s logistics in inaccessible regions.
The Times of India 'I will get Musk kicked out before Trump's Inauguration Day,' says angry adviser
Steve Bannon criticizes Elon Musk, calling him a 'truly evil person,' and vows to remove him from Trump’s inner circle by the inauguration. Their dispute centers around Musk’s support for H-1B visas, contested by Bannon and Trump backers. Musk has not yet responded.
The Times of India Bumrah could have lowered Bradman's average, claims Gilchrist
Former Australian cricket star praised Jasprit Bumrah, suggesting that legendary batter Don Bradman wouldn't have achieved his famed batting average if he faced Bumrah. Bumrah's performance in the Border-Gavaskar Trophy included 32 wickets, earning him top-wicket-taker status. His achievements in 2024 showcased his dominance, as he impressed both in international cricket and the IPL.
The Times of India Calling Uddhav Thackeray a traitor insult to Balasaheb: Sanjay Raut
Sanjay Raut responded to Amit Shah's comments about betrayal in politics, defending Uddhav Thackeray and Sharad Pawar. He called BJP's criticism an insult to Maharashtra's leaders and emphasized the importance of dialogue within the India alliance, attributing the 2019 Shiv Sena-BJP split to lack of communication.
The Times of India Happy Makar Sankranti 2025: Top 50 wishes, messages and quotes to share
Makar Sankranti, celebrated on January 14, marks the Sun's transition into Capricorn, symbolizing longer days and the end of winter. The festival is marked with kite flying, sharing sweets made of sesame seeds and jaggery, and family gatherings. Traditional foods like Khichdi and chikki are prepared, symbolizing prosperity and simplicity.
The Times of India Odisha to give Rs 20k pension to those jailed during Emergency
Odisha state government has announced a Rs 20,000 monthly pension for individuals imprisoned during the Emergency of 1975-77, covering over 300 eligible persons. Medical expenses for detainees will also be covered. Beneficiaries must apply and document their eligibility; misconduct or fraudulent claims will result in benefit withdrawal and prosecution.
The Times of India Rohit Sharma set to practice with Mumbai Ranji team
Indian captain Rohit Sharma is set to train with the Mumbai Ranji team as he looks to regain form after a poor performance in Australia. Injuries have impacted the Mumbai squad, with Sarfaraz Khan and Tushar Deshpande expected to miss crucial games. Allrounder Shivam Dube returns, boosting the team ahead of their clash against Jammu & Kashmir.
The Times of India 11 Sambhal shopkeepers get encroachment notice
The Sambhal district administration issued notices to 11 shop owners, ordering the removal of structures on encroached government land near Thanewali Masjid for a road-widening project. Authorities uncovered an ancient stepwell and increased vigilance, initiating excavation work and similar operations at other historical sites in the area.