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The Times of India 'Permanent opener till 2026 WC': Fans laud Samson ton
Sanju Samson etched his name in the record books, becoming the first Indian batter to score consecutive T20I centuries. His blistering 107 off 50 balls powered India to a commanding 61-run victory against South Africa in the series opener at Kingsmead, Durban. Samson's innings, studded with seven fours and ten sixes was hailed by social media.
The Times of India Samson trying to make 'maximum' utilisation of current form
Sanju Samson's stellar form continues as he smashed his second consecutive T20I century, leading India to a resounding victory against South Africa. Samson emphasized his aggressive approach and intent for boundary hitting. Captain Suryakumar Yadav also praised Samson's dedication and hard work, highlighting his commitment to the team's success.
The Times of India Tatas, Singapore government in talks to develop semiconductors
Singaporean government officials, including minister K Shanmugam, met with Tata Group chairman N Chandrasekaran to discuss a semiconductor partnership. Singapore, a major player in the semiconductor industry, aims to collaborate with Tata Group's extensive reach. The discussions also included skills development, digital initiatives, industrial parks, and renewable energy.
The Times of India Irdai chief bats for 100% FDI in insurance to boost reach
Debashish Panda, chairman of the Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority (Irdai), advocated for raising the foreign direct investment (FDI) ceiling in the insurance sector to 100% from the current 74%. He believes this move will attract more foreign players, bolster the industry's capital base, and help achieve the government's target of 'insurance for all' by 2047.
The Times of India HC: Formulate policy to absorb anganwadi staff in government service
The Gujarat High Court ruled that anganwadi workers and helpers are entitled to be absorbed as permanent government employees. The court ordered the central and state governments to formulate a policy for their absorption and to pay them arrears based on minimum pay scales for Class 3 and Class 4 posts.
The Times of India 'Bring US dollars instead of Indian currency': Pakistan government urges Sikh pilgrims
Indian pilgrims planning to celebrate Guru Nanak Dev's birth anniversary in Pakistan are facing a hurdle. The Pakistan government is urging them to carry US dollars due to a foreign exchange shortage, causing concerns for devotees who may struggle to obtain foreign currency, especially on short notice.
The Times of India SC mulls making its nod must for all tree felling
The Supreme Court is reviewing a petition to prohibit tree felling in Delhi without its approval. The petition, prompted by data revealing the felling of five trees hourly, criticizes the Delhi Preservation of Trees Act authorities for insufficient oversight. The petitioner emphasizes the violation of procedural safeguards within the Act and highlights the significant gap between Delhi's existing green cover and the National Forest Policy's mandate.
The Times of India Cops probing samosas instead of crime: Jairam Thakur
Jairam Thakur, Leader of the Opposition, criticizes the Himachal Pradesh government, alleging misplaced priorities amidst concerns about law and order and alleged corruption. Thakur highlights a purported CID investigation into refreshments meant for the Chief Minister being served to staff as indicative of these misplaced priorities.
The Times of India Separatists don't represent Canada's Sikhs: Justin Trudeau
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, during a Diwali event, asserted that pro-Khalistan separatists do not represent the entire Sikh community in Canada. This statement followed a clash between pro-Khalistan activists and attendees at a consular camp in Brampton. Trudeau emphasized that neither pro-Khalistan nor pro-Modi groups represent their respective religious communities in Canada, condemning violence and intimidation.
The Times of India Provide med aid to Yasin Malik, Delhi HC asks Tihar officials
The Delhi High Court has directed Tihar Jail authorities to provide immediate medical treatment to separatist Yasin Malik, currently on a hunger strike. Malik, serving a life sentence for terror charges, claims to be suffering from severe cardiac and kidney ailments. The court has also sought a health status report and scheduled the next hearing for November 11.
The Times of India With 7 more sats, Isro plans civilians' access to navigation signals
India is expanding civilian access to its navigation system, NaVIC, by introducing new satellites with L1 band technology. The Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) aims to launch a dozen satellites annually by 2025 and is developing space law to support the burgeoning space sector. ISRO also plans to transfer its mini-launcher technology to the private sector within two years.
The Times of India SC seeks Karnataka response to CBI plea on denial of nod in DKS case
The Supreme Court has sought responses from the Karnataka government and Deputy Chief Minister D.K. Shivakumar regarding the CBI's challenge against the withdrawal of consent for a disproportionate assets case investigation. The CBI is contesting the Karnataka High Court's order, which upheld the state government's decision to revoke the consent previously granted during the BJP's tenure.
The Times of India Salaries of nuns & priests as teachers taxable, says SC
The Supreme Court has ruled that nuns and priests employed in government-aided missionary schools are subject to income tax deductions, even if they have taken vows of poverty. The court stated that salaries, even if transferred to religious congregations, are considered income and are therefore taxable.
The Times of India Tejasvi Surya booked for 'fake news' in waqf controversy
Tejasvi Surya, BJP MP, is facing legal action in Karnataka for a social media post. Surya alleged a farmer's suicide was due to land confiscation by the Waqf Board, citing a media report. However, Karnataka's Chief Minister's office dismissed the report as false, leading to an FIR against Surya for inciting enmity.
The Times of India Kanchanjunga Express crash was avoidable, says probe report
A final report has found that the tragic Kanchanjunga Express train accident in June, which resulted in 10 fatalities and 43 injuries, could have been prevented. The Commissioner of Railway Safety attributed the accident to multiple failures, including incorrect authorization given to the freight train, a lack of cautionary orders, and inadequate communication equipment.
