The Times of India 'How dare you': CJI fumes as change sought in unsigned order

Chief Justice of India, D Y Chandrachud, reprimanded an advocate for trying to seek a change in a court order that hadn't been signed by the judges. The CJI expressed his anger when he discovered that the lawyer had referred to notes from the court master.

The Times of India Giving prisoners work based on caste is discriminatory: SC

The Supreme Court has mandated the end of caste-based segregation and discriminatory work allocation in Indian prisons, deeming it a form of forced labor. It ruled this practice unconstitutional and has given states and Union Territories three months to amend their jail manuals accordingly. The court emphasized that caste-related discrimination within jails violates fundamental rights.

The Times of India Amethi horror: Man barges into home, kills teacher, wife, 2 daughters

A government school teacher, his wife, and their two daughters were shot dead by an attacker in Amethi. The motive is unclear, and the incident appears not to be a robbery. Police suspect a vendetta might be behind the crime. Investigations are ongoing with forensic teams and dog squads gathering evidence.

The Times of India KBC 16: Amitabh Bachchan shares wife Jaya was part of NCC Cadet

In the latest Kaun Banega Crorepati 16 episode, Amitabh Bachchan hosts Neha from Punjab, who aspires to be a soldier. Neha uses an audience poll lifeline and learns Big B is also a Libra. The episode covers Neha's weight loss journey, Big B's cycling anecdote, and his admiration for the army's discipline and uniform.

The Times of India Maharashtra cow subsidy higher than in other BJP states

This week, Maharashtra's Mahayuti govt approved a Rs 50 per cow daily subsidy for registered gaushalas, costing Rs 230 crore annually. Despite existing support schemes and finance department objections, the subsidy aims to aid desi cows, whose numbers are declining significantly.

The Times of India SC calls Khalsa University (repeal) Act 'unconstitutional', strikes it down

The Supreme Court has declared the Khalsa University (Repeal) Act, 2017 unconstitutional, citing it as discriminatory. The Act had singled out Khalsa University among 16 private universities in Punjab. The judgment overruled the Punjab and Haryana High Court's earlier decision, stressing the necessity for reasonable differentiation when singling out entities for legal action.

The Times of India Google set to revive lost Indian languages

Google is working to revive some of India's lost languages by creating digital records and online footprints, aiming to facilitate voice or text searches in local dialects. This initiative has reached 59 Indian languages, with a focus on making AI inclusive and democratizing access to information for all.

The Times of India RJD general secretary shot at during morning walk

RJD leader Pankaj Yadav was chased and shot by two bike-borne assailants during his morning walk in Munger. He was hit near the heart but is now out of danger. Police suspect a monetary dispute as the motive and have booked Mithhu Yadav and Naman Yadav.

The Times of India King Charles misses 'darling boy' Harry but it is William who...

"With Prince Harry, it’s all an issue of trust," said Fordwich. "Prince William is the most unlikely royal to ever forgive Harry for all his despicable indiscretions. He is now very much seen and accepted as the family enforcer, taking on the hard-line ruler role of his grandfather, Prince Philip. In this capacity, it’s widely known within the family that Prince William has laid down an absolute ban on Harry returning in any way, shape or form to his former royal family fold," Fordwich said.

The Times of India Coldplay India tour: BookMyShow files FIR in case of exorbitant tickets

BookMyShow filed an FIR against an unidentified individual for black marketing Coldplay concert tickets. The ticketing platform is investigating contact details and social media accounts suspected of involvement. No arrests have been made yet. BookMyShow emphasized no connections with unauthorized resellers and is cooperating with the police and Economic Offence Wing in their investigation.

The Times of India After 22 years, 30-year-old son mows down father’s murderer

Gopal Singh Bhati, after waiting 22 years, avenged his father's death by deliberately mowing down Nakhat Singh Bhati, who, along with his brothers, had been convicted of Gopal's father's murder in 2002. Gopal meticulously planned the act, purchasing a pickup truck just a week prior.

The Times of India PM Modi chairs security meeting amid West Asia conflict: Report

Prime Minister Narendra Modi led a cabinet committee meeting to discuss the implications of the West Asia conflict on trade and petroleum supplies. India is closely monitoring the situation, advocating for peaceful resolutions, and advising against non-essential travel to Iran. External Affairs Minister Jaishankar emphasized dialogue and humanitarian considerations.

The Times of India Ladakh activist Sonam Wangchuk free, say Delhi cops; no, say pleas in HC

Delhi Police has released climate activist Sonam Wangchuk and his associates, and lifted prohibitory orders against protests in New Delhi. However, some petitioners contend Wangchuk still faces certain restrictions. The Delhi High Court has allowed further affidavits to clarify the situation.

The Times of India Muda reclaims eight sites from Siddaramaiah’s wife

The Times of India MakeMyTrip, ICICI Bank launch new co-branded credit card: Key details

ICICI Bank collaborates with MakeMyTrip to introduce a premium co-branded credit card, offering non-expiring rewards through myCash. The card includes dual Mastercard and RuPay options, UPI linkage, complimentary MMTBLACK Gold membership, and benefits on hotels, flights, and more. Joining fee is ₹999 plus GST, with a ₹1,000 voucher.