The Times of India Government nod must for PMLA case on public servant: SC

In a landmark ruling, the Supreme Court mandated government approval before prosecuting public servants in money laundering cases. The court asserted that the Prevention of Money Laundering Act doesn't supersede the Criminal Procedure Code's requirement for prior sanction. This decision aims to safeguard honest officials from unwarranted prosecution, ensuring they are not penalized for actions taken while performing their duties.

The Times of India Biden congratulates Trump on victory; to address nation on poll results

The Times of India Amazon founder Jeff Bezos 'return' to congratulate Donald Trump

Jeff Bezos, founder of Amazon, congratulated Donald Trump on his victory in the US presidential election, praising his "extraordinary political comeback." Bezos, despite a history of disagreements with Trump, expressed hope for collaboration with the new administration on key issues. Notably, Bezos' Washington Post refrained from endorsing any presidential candidate, emphasizing its commitment to impartiality.

The Times of India SC: LMV licence can be used to drive transport vehicles

The Supreme Court has simplified driving license regulations, stating that a license for light motor vehicles (LMVs) is sufficient to drive transport vehicles weighing under 7,500 kg. This ruling clarifies a long-standing ambiguity and prevents insurance companies from denying compensation on technical grounds. The court acknowledged the need for comprehensive amendments to the Motor Vehicles Act to address evolving transportation technologies and licensing requirements.

The Times of India PhonePe complains to high court: Telegram causing us financial loss

The Madras High Court has ordered Telegram to block and remove channels impersonating PhonePe to defraud users. PhonePe, a digital payments platform, filed a lawsuit alleging financial losses due to these scam channels.

The Times of India Lokayukta quizzes Sidda in MUDA case for 2 hrs, BJP calls it 'scripted'

Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah was questioned by the Lokayukta for two hours in connection with a land allotment case. The case involves the alleged irregular allotment of land to his wife. Siddaramaiah denied any wrongdoing and called the allegations false. The BJP criticized the investigation, calling it 'scripted' and demanding a CBI probe.

The Times of India Trump's impending return to White House brings criminal cases to a halt

Donald Trump's presidential victory effectively halts the criminal proceedings against him during his term. Despite facing four prosecutions this year, including charges related to hush money payments and election interference, the Department of Justice's policy prevents prosecuting a sitting president. Trump, who maintains his innocence, could potentially dismiss the special counsel overseeing the federal cases.

The Times of India Harris calls Trump to congratulate him on election win

The Times of India Hope she wins next time: Kamala’s ancestral TN village upbeat in defeat

Residents of Thulasendrapuram, India, the ancestral village of Kamala Harris, were disheartened by her loss in the US presidential election. Despite their prayers and hopes for her victory, they expressed pride in her achievement and wished her well for the future. The village, which had celebrated her vice-presidential win in 2020, remained loyal to their 'daughter of the soil'.

The Times of India Married woman slams Bharatmatrimony: This is post on India’s...

A woman named Swati Mukund has accused BharatMatrimony of using her photo without consent on a fake profile for their premium service.

The Times of India Cooperation on space, AI, biotech set to get a boost

As Donald Trump returns to the White House, India's science and technology sector expects continued strong ties with the US. Despite potential shifts in approach, ongoing collaborations in space exploration, quantum computing, AI, and advanced telecommunications are likely to persist. Joint initiatives like the Nisar satellite project and the India-US Global Challenges Institute underscore the deep, consensus-driven nature of this technological partnership.

The Times of India Three things that Donald Trump and Elon Musk may not agree on

Elon Musk enthusiastically supported Donald Trump's presidential campaign, anticipating a role in his administration that would grant him influence over policies impacting his businesses. Trump, in return, pledged to appoint Musk to a cost-cutting position and praised his SpaceX ventures.

The Times of India Why Trump won: Decoding the verdict

Donald Trump secured a decisive victory in the election, defying pollsters' predictions. Economic concerns, anxieties over immigration, and a strong showing among male voters propelled Trump to success. His focus on cultural issues, including opposition to transgender rights, also resonated with a significant portion of the electorate.

The Times of India New US admin may junk Paris deal, scale down climate action

Donald Trump's presidential victory could have significant implications for the upcoming UN climate conference in Baku. His past actions and skepticism towards climate change raise concerns about the US's commitment to the Paris Agreement. Trump's potential withdrawal or scaling down of climate action would be a setback for global efforts to combat climate change, particularly in securing financing for future initiatives.

The Times of India Trump triumph may add more muscle to India-US defence ties

India and the US are poised to continue strengthening their defense cooperation, driven by shared concerns over China's assertive actions in the Indo-Pacific region. Despite potential trade disagreements, both nations are deepening military ties through joint exercises and increased security cooperation, including underwater domain awareness. While India seeks co-production and technology transfer in defense deals, the US aims to leverage its advanced technology for strategic advantage.