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The Times of India This winter may be harsh in North India due to La Nina conditions: IMD
Summer monsoon in India ended with above normal rainfall. IMD forecasts La Nina conditions forming by October-November, suggesting a potential harsh winter for north and northwest India, including Delhi-NCR. The true severity of the winter will be determined later as La Nina strengthens. The IMD will provide a more accurate forecast in November.
The Times of India UP man walks into bank with suicide note, leaves with Rs 40 lakh
A man entered a Shamli bank claiming he had a heavy debt and threatened to kill himself or the manager if not given Rs 40 lakh. The manager, fearing for his life, complied and handed over the money. Police are investigating, but formal complaints are yet to be received from the bank.
The Times of India Ahead of Haryana polls, BJP govt grants Dera chief parole
Four days before Haryana polls, the state's BJP government granted a 20-day parole to Dera Sacha Sauda head Gurmeet Ram Rahim Singh, permitting him to stay only at the Baghpat ashram in Uttar Pradesh. This move has sparked controversy due to its timing and potential influence on voters.
The Times of India Chinese smart meters, PCs may face security check
India's govt is expanding the 'trusted source' mandate from CCTVs to other segments like smart meters and drones, aiming to reduce dependency on Chinese imports and strengthen cybersecurity. Certification of key components is mandated to build a secure supply chain and prevent vulnerabilities.
The Times of India Sonam Wangchuk & 170 others detained, go on fast
Sonam Wangchuk, along with 173 others advocating for Ladakh's inclusion in the Sixth Schedule, was detained by Delhi Police at the Singhu border. They began an indefinite hunger strike in protest. Political leaders and supporters condemned the detentions, calling for the protection of Ladakhi cultural identity.
The Times of India LAC situation 'stable but sensitive': General Upendra Dwivedi
Army chief General Upendra Dwivedi has described the Line of Actual Control situation as stable yet sensitive and not normal, stressing the Army's preparedness. Trust, he said, has been the biggest casualty amidst China's continuous military presence and reluctance to disengage troops in eastern Ladakh.
The Times of India Goddess won’t smile if devotees don’t: West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee
Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee emphasizes the importance of serving people as the true festival and addresses the RG Kar Medical College issue without direct mention. She highlights the state's flood impacts in Bengal, calling them 'man-made', with specific factors like water release from the Kosi dam contributing to the disaster.
The Times of India PM Modi: Living the ideals of Mahatma Gandhi
A granddaughter of Mahatma Gandhi reflects on her experiences with both Gandhi and PM Modi, highlighting the latter's dedication to national issues and development aligned with Gandhi's ideals. She argues that Modi's policies and actions embody the change Gandhi envisioned for India.
The Times of India All 9 cops at UP thana suspended after man’s killing
Nine police officers in Uttar Pradesh's Mirzapur district were suspended after a man was shot dead during a clash over a donation box for a local temple. The suspended officers had previously ignored complaints about ongoing disputes. Four suspects have been arrested, and investigations are ongoing to identify further involvement in the incident.
The Times of India SC: We won’t allow ‘bulldozer justice’ for alleged crime
The Supreme Court of India is set to draft guidelines for bulldozer actions against encroachers on public land, applicable nationwide and across all communities. The guidelines will ensure demolitions follow municipal laws without prior notice and prohibit targeting individuals solely based on criminal involvement, emphasizing a secular, fair approach to law enforcement.
The Times of India J&K elections: Nefarious intent defeated, says EC on peaceful polls
Polling in Jammu and Kashmir ended smoothly with no major law and order incidents, boasting high voter turnout and extensive candidate participation. The Election Commission highlighted significant increases in turnout, the peaceful nature of elections, and notable seizures to curb money and muscle power.
The Times of India Babar Azam resigns from Pakistan cricket team white-ball captaincy
Babar Azam announced his resignation from the Pakistan men's white-ball cricket team captaincy to prioritize his performance and personal life. He expressed gratitude for the support received, emphasizing his anticipation to contribute as a player without the additional captaincy responsibilities.
The Times of India Girls leave Noida hostel after ‘intruders knock on doors at night’
Fearful for their safety, most students at Kumari Mayawati Government Girls Polytechnic College left their hostels after a group of men allegedly trespassed and spied on them. Protests erupted due to repeated intrusions, with inadequate security measures and lack of hostel wardens being key issues.
The Times of India Amid West Asia conflict, airlines decide not to overfly Iran, Iraq & Jordan
Following Iran's missile attacks on Israel, airlines like Lufthansa and SWISS are rerouting flights to avoid conflict zones, causing delays and cancellations. Air India and Opsgroup report increased GPS jamming and spoofing in the region, with pilots relying on alternative navigation methods for safety. Operations in the Middle East now require heightened vigilance and route adjustments.
The Times of India HC asks social media firms to provide SOPs for police information pleas
Delhi high court has mandated social media platforms to present their SOPs and timelines for handling information requests from law enforcement. The court emphasized the need for adherence to proper timelines to prevent delays in tracing missing persons, including minors, and requested Delhi police to outline their challenges.
