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The Times of India Why Ajit Pawar wants legal age for defining juveniles lowered

Maharashtra's deputy chief minister suggested lowering the legal age for defining 'juvenile' in criminal cases from 18 to 14. He argued that 17-year-olds are increasingly involved in serious crimes and are aware of their age-based immunity. He plans to discuss this with Union home minister Amit Shah and send a formal letter to the Centre.

The Times of India BJP leader Ashok Tanwar joins Congress before Haryana elections

Just two days before the Haryana assembly elections, former Sirsa MP and BJP leader Ashok Tanwar rejoined the Congress party. Tanwar had initially switched to the BJP in January 2024, praising the progress under Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar.

The Times of India 'Imperialism setting stage for war': Kerala CM on Iran-Israel conflict

Kerala chief minister Pinarayi Vijayan criticized Israel's aggressive actions in the Middle East and urged expatriates to follow safety advisories. He condemned NATO's support for Israel and expressed disappointment over the lack of central government aid for the Wayanad landslide disaster. Vijayan emphasized the need for immediate relief funds for the affected region.

The Times of India BBC cancels interview with Boris Johnson after 'disappointing' mistake

The BBC cancelled an interview with ex-Prime Minister Boris Johnson after presenter Laura Kuenssberg mistakenly sent him her question notes. The interview, set to discuss Johnson's upcoming memoir and his time in office, was deemed 'untenable'. Kuenssberg admitted the error, calling it 'embarrassing and disappointing'. The incident revives scrutiny of the BBC's accountability standards towards politicians.

The Times of India 'You are throwing people into a very big pressure cooker …': Zoho CEO

Zoho CEO Sridhar Vembu advocates for decentralising corporate operations to alleviate employee stress, citing the harmful effects of long commutes and loneliness. He also calls for tighter regulations on big tech to prevent monopolies and lauds India's Digital Public Infrastructure as a success story.

The Times of India Medical colleges can now offer new PG courses: 4 new-age specialisations offered

The National Medical Commission (NMC) sets guidelines for medical institutions to introduce new postgraduate qualifications like MD, MS, DM, and more, requiring consultation with relevant boards and a detailed application process. Additional specialized PG courses in Clinical Allergology, Neuro-Endocrinology, Palliative Medicine, and Neuropsychology are now possible under the updated 2023 regulations.

The Times of India How Israel took down Hamas government head in Gaza strip

The Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) killed Hamas government chief Rawhi Mushtaha in a precise airstrike three months ago, along with key operatives Sameh al-Siraj and Sami Oudeh. The operation, confirmed by Israel's internal security agency, targeted an underground compound in the northern Gaza Strip.

The Times of India How a father lost $30,000 to AI voice scam; here’s how he was tricked

Jay Shooster, a Florida State House candidate, shared how scammers cloned his voice using AI from a TV appearance to deceive his parents into thinking he was in an accident and needed $30,000 for bail.

The Times of India We will come through with flying colors: Harmanpreet

Ahead of India's opening clash against New Zealand in Dubai, TimesofIndia.com spoke with India skipper Harmanpreet Kaur. The Indian captain shared her thoughts on the team's title prospects, potential combinations, and more. This marks the ninth edition of the tournament, with India still chasing their maiden T20 World Cup title. Their closest opportunity came in 2020 when they reached the final but were defeated by a dominant Australian side at the Melbourne Cricket Ground.

The Times of India Dyson job cuts at headquarters leaves employees 'in shock'

Dyson has cut jobs at its Singapore headquarters, informing affected employees through meetings with HR. Described as a 'surprise', the layoffs have impacted the manufacturing and procurement departments. This comes despite prior assurances and ongoing investments in Singapore, leaving staff shocked and morale low.

The Times of India Isha Foundation row: SC transfers plea from HC, asks cop not to take action

The Supreme Court directed the Tamil Nadu Police to halt actions in line with the Madras High Court order probing the alleged illegal confinement of two women at Isha Foundation. The court transferred the habeas corpus petition to itself after interacting with the women, who stated they were at the ashram voluntarily.

The Times of India ICC Women's T20 World Cup 2024: Complete schedule, live streaming, and more

The ICC Women's T20 World Cup 2024 commences on October 3 in the UAE, featuring 10 teams divided into two groups. With matches in Dubai and Sharjah, the tournament promises thrilling encounters and aims for gender parity with equal prize money. Watch India, Australia, and England vie for the title, with the final on October 20.

The Times of India 'I have lost this match…': When Sachin was 'weeping like a school boy'

Sachin Tendulkar’s memorable 136-run innings against Pakistan in the 1999 Chennai Test remains iconic despite India's loss. Battling severe back pain, Tendulkar led India close to victory but was dismissed with 17 runs needed. After Sachin's dismissal, India lost their last three wickets for just four runs, collapsing from 254/6 to 258 all out, falling short of the target by just 12 runs. His emotional reaction, commitment, and resilience exemplify a legendary performance under pressure, earning him Man of the Match honors even on the losing side.

The Times of India 'No effort being made to ... ': SC slams CAQM over air pollution

The Supreme Court criticised the Commission for Air Quality Management for its inaction on stubble burning, noting no prosecutions were initiated and the last meeting was in August. Punjab's use of lenient penal provisions and operational challenges for small farmers were highlighted. The court urged compliance with directives, proposing a financial grant model for machinery use.

The Times of India 'They know nothing ... ': Fadnavis on row over K'taka minister's beef remark

Maharashtra deputy CM Devendra Fadnavis criticized Karnataka minister Dinesh Gundu Rao for allegedly insulting freedom fighter Savarkar. Fadnavis defended Savarkar's legacy, accusing Congress of spreading misinformation. Rao had earlier criticized Savarkar's ideology as diverging from Indian culture, particularly on issues like beef consumption, contrasting him with Gandhi. Fadnavis dismissed these claims as misrepresentations.