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The Times of India If MVA wins, it will transfer farmers' land to waqf: Amit Shah
Union home minister Amit Shah, during a rally in Karad, assured that Agniveers from Maharashtra would secure government jobs after their service. He criticized Rahul Gandhi for spreading misinformation about the Agnipath scheme and accused the Congress of failing to implement OROP. Shah also targeted Sharad Pawar and Rahul Gandhi on Article 370, stating that its restoration was impossible.
The Times of India Donald Trump handed phone to Elon Musk during call with Zelensky: Reports
Zeelensky called Trump to congratulate him on the election win and Trump, according to the reports, "did not leave Zelensky with a feeling of despair". "Musk also weighed in during the call to say he will continue supporting Ukraine through his Starlink," reports said. Donald Trump's chat with Zelensky was also positive, the reports said.
The Times of India Priyanka Gandhi contesting with help of Jamaat-e-Islami: Kerala CM
Kerala CM Pinarayi Vijayan accused the Congress party of accepting support from the Jamaat-e-Islami for the Wayanad by-election. Vijayan criticized the Jamaat-e-Islami, labeling them as communal and alleging their support for BJP in the recent J&K elections. The Congress party has yet to respond to these allegations.
The Times of India Yogi targets Akhilesh, says women panic at sight of SP men
During rallies in Moradabad and Muzaffarnagar, Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath strongly criticized the Samajwadi Party, accusing them of protecting criminals and failing to ensure women's safety during their rule. He highlighted his government's achievements, including sugarcane payments to farmers and infrastructure projects.
The Times of India Uddhav slams Yogi for ‘batenge toh katenge’ remark, says Maha lives in 'harmony'
Shiv Sena (UBT) leader Uddhav Thackeray criticized UP CM Yogi Adityanath's recent political slogan. Thackeray questioned the unity of the Mahayuti alliance. He also accused the BJP of using the Shiv Sena for political gains. Thackeray apologized for trusting the breakaway Shiv Sena faction. He called them 'dacoits' for stealing the party's name and symbol.
The Times of India Sleep disturbed, wives of Army & CISF personnel burn alive 5 pups
Two women, Sobha and Aarti, allegedly set five puppies on fire in Meerut's Sant Nagar Colony because their barking disturbed their sleep. The three-day-old puppies were doused in petrol and burned alive. Although the incident occurred on Tuesday, an FIR was lodged against the women on Friday under BNS section 325 following protests by animal activists. The accused are yet to be arrested.
The Times of India Elon Musk joins Donald Trump on his 25-minute phone call with Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, and why it matters
Elon Musk joined Donald Trump's congratulatory call with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, assuring continued Starlink support for Ukraine. This marked Trump's first post-election contact with Zelenskyy, who found the call encouraging. Musk's presence highlights his growing influence, following his substantial campaign contribution to Trump and speculation about a potential cabinet position.
The Times of India In Dhule, LS seat that BJP lost, PM delivers ‘Ek hain...’ message
Prime Minister Narendra Modi, during his Maharashtra campaign trail, accused Congress of employing divisive tactics to secure political advantage. He alleged that Congress aims to weaken India by inciting discord among Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Tribes, and OBCs. Modi emphasized the importance of unity, stating that a united India is a secure India.
The Times of India SC overturns 1967 verdict that nixed AMU’s minority status
Overruling a 1967 judgment, a Supreme Court bench ruled that the conversion of a minority institution into a university doesn't automatically negate its minority status. While not deciding on Aligarh Muslim University's (AMU) status, the court defined criteria for determining minority institution status, leaving it to a lower bench to rule on AMU's case.
The Times of India Battery-run CCTV camera foils the ‘perfect’ theft
Eleven security guards in Ahmedabad, India, were caught stealing submersible pumps worth Rs 4 lakh from the industrial unit they were hired to protect. They planned the heist during the Diwali holidays, cutting off power and CCTV cameras, but were exposed by a battery-operated camera.
The Times of India Rs 3,000 loan, a ‘slap’ & spat: Trio stab man repeatedly, arrested in Noida
Three men were arrested in Noida for the murder of a 20-year-old man named Ashu. The accused, seeking revenge for an earlier altercation over a loan repayment, stabbed Ashu multiple times. Ashu's friend, Vishal, was also injured while trying to intervene. Police have recovered the murder weapons and are searching for a fourth suspect.
The Times of India Maharashtra polls: Not even 1 woman candidate in 97 assembly seats
Maharashtra's Assembly elections highlight a stark gender imbalance, with only 10% of candidates being women. A mere 97 constituencies out of 288 lack a single female contender, despite both major political alliances advocating for women's empowerment. While the delayed women's reservation bill is blamed, critics emphasize the need for parties to prioritize qualified women beyond just family members.
The Times of India Cops: Phone not hacked to create 'Mallu Officers' WA groups
Kerala police investigations into the controversial WhatsApp groups, "Mallu Hindu Officers" and "Mallu Muslim Officers," revealed that IAS officer K Gopalakrishnan's phone, used to create the groups, was not hacked. Technical analysis from WhatsApp, Google, and the officer's ISP contradicted his claims, indicating the phone was secure during the groups' creation.
The Times of India SC: PSUs can’t unilaterally appoint sole arbitrators
The Supreme Court ruled that government-run PSUs cannot unilaterally appoint sole arbitrators or use curated panels for disputes with contractors. This decision, based on the principle of equal treatment, deems such clauses unconstitutional and emphasizes fairness in arbitration proceedings.
The Times of India 22 drown, 6 missing during Chhath festivities in state
Over 22 individuals tragically lost their lives due to drowning during Chhath festivities in Bihar, India, with Rohtas district reporting the highest number of incidents. The drownings occurred in various rivers and ponds, highlighting the dangers associated with the religious observance.
