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The Times of India Despite conflicts, world upbeat on Indian era: PM Modi
Amid rising global conflicts in Ukraine and West Asia, PM Narendra Modi voiced optimism about the Indian economy, highlighting decade-long transformative changes. Speaking at the Kautilya Economic Conclave, he noted global confidence in India's growth, citing upgraded projections by the World Bank, IMF, and Moody's. Modi emphasized ongoing reforms and potential investment opportunities, particularly in the green economy.
The Times of India Per capita income to nearly double in 5 years: Sitharaman
India is projected to nearly double its per capita income in the next five years, driven by government reforms, dynamic geopolitical changes, and strong growth in consumption, innovation, and a robust financial system. However, challenges such as geopolitical risks and economic impacts from new technologies remain critical.
The Times of India Have quit 'armed struggle' in 1984, turned Gandhian: Yasin Malik
Yasin Malik, chairman of Jammu & Kashmir Liberation Front-Yasin (JKLF-Y), declared in an affidavit that he renounced armed struggle for a peaceful resolution of the Kashmir issue in 1994, opting for a 'Gandhian way of resistance.' Despite his claims of engaging with central government officials for dialogue, JKLF-Y remains banned for five more years.
The Times of India Have quit 'armed struggle' in 1984, turned Gandhian: Yasin Malik
Yasin Malik, chairman of Jammu & Kashmir Liberation Front-Yasin (JKLF-Y), declared in an affidavit that he renounced armed struggle for a peaceful resolution of the Kashmir issue in 1994, opting for a 'Gandhian way of resistance.' Despite his claims of engaging with central government officials for dialogue, JKLF-Y remains banned for five more years.
The Times of India Top court declines to halt demolitions near Somnath
Supreme Court declined an immediate halt to demolition of Muslim properties near Somnath temple. Gujarat govt justifies actions as lawful encroachment removal. If contempt of SC's Sept 17 order is proven, reconstruction will be ordered. Next hearing on Oct 16.
The Times of India 8 Muslim League workers held guilty in 2015 killing of CPM man
The Kerala High Court found seven IUML workers guilty of murdering DYFI activist Shibin in 2015, overturning their earlier acquittal. Shibin's death and injuries to six CPM workers were due to political and communal rivalry. Sentencing is scheduled for October 15.
The Times of India Not much should be read into minister's Pakistan trip: MEA
Foreign minister Jaishankar's upcoming visit to Pakistan for the SCO summit marks a rare and significant high-level engagement amidst strained India-Pakistan ties. This move signals India's intent to stabilize relations and hopes for fruitful bilateral discussions, especially around trade ties and diplomatic exchanges.
The Times of India Not much should be read into minister's Pakistan trip: MEA
Indian Foreign Minister S Jaishankar is set to visit Pakistan for the first time in nine years to attend the SCO heads of government meeting in Islamabad on October 15-16. This visit, although bound by the SCO summit context, raises prospects of re-engaging at a high diplomatic level amid strained relations since August 2019.
The Times of India Will not allow anti-India acts on our soil: Sri Lanka president
Sri Lankan President Dissanayake assured India's foreign minister, S Jaishankar, that Sri Lanka will not allow its territory to threaten India's security. They emphasized the intertwined security and economic interests of both nations. Dissanayake highlighted renewable energy exports and tourism potentials. India pledged $61.5 million for port modernization and promised development assistance, including 22 locomotives for Sri Lankan railways.
The Times of India We don't hire drivers; they hire us: Ola on sexual abuse complaint
In a temporary relief for Ola, Karnataka High Court stayed a single-bench order that directed the company to pay Rs 5.5 lakh penalty for failing to address a sexual harassment complaint. Ola argued that their drivers are independent contractors, not employees, potentially affecting PoSH Act applicability.
The Times of India Urdu is complex, phase it out of police parlance, says Raj mantri
Rajasthan's home department plans to replace Urdu and Persian terms in police records with Hindi or English alternatives, citing comprehension issues for new recruits and the public. This change aims to reduce communication errors. Home minister Bedham mentions PM Modi's prior suggestion to use more accessible language in official documentation.
The Times of India Amethi family murder: 'Killer was in relationship with teacher's wife'
In Amethi, a Dalit schoolteacher, his wife, and two daughters were brutally murdered by Chandan Verma, who was in love with the teacher's wife, Poonam Bharti. Police claim Sunil Kumar discovered his wife's affair, prompting Chandan's vengeful attack after lodging a harassment FIR against him.
The Times of India China outpacing India in technology, defence production & infrastructure, says IAF chief
In response to China's enhanced air combat capabilities along the frontier, the Indian Air Force is upgrading its airbases and expediting the delivery of Tejas fighters. Despite technological lags, the IAF emphasizes training to maintain combat readiness, with plans to boost indigenous production and infrastructure development.
The Times of India Polls no solution to Kashmir issue, talks only way forward: Mirwaiz Umar
Mirwaiz Umar Farooq asserts dialogue as the sole resolution for the Kashmir issue, criticizing the effectiveness of elections and violence. He underscores the longstanding political dispute and the need for genuine efforts toward peace, urging the Indian government for meaningful talks.
The Times of India Will 5 J&K MLAs be nominated before result? Opposition cries foul
Opposition parties in Jammu and Kashmir have criticized the BJP's move to nominate five MLAs before forming the government. This would increase the legislative assembly size and potentially manipulate the majority. Congress deems this action anti-democratic and manipulative of the people's mandate.
