The Times of India Man on run for 40 years arrested for kidnapping, raping minor

70-year-old rape accused traced after 40 years, ran gold melting unit, potentially married victim, moved to Agra. Wife and sons deceased. Lawyer apologized for posthumous bail. Involving MP Prajwal Revanna, MLA HD Revanna, assault accusations.

The Times of India Rs 1 lakh cost on man who made Hanuman co-litigant in plea

Delhi High Court imposes Rs 1 lakh cost on a man for involving Lord Hanuman in a property dispute. Ankit Mishra claimed the land belonged to the Lord due to the presence of a public temple.

The Times of India School principal sacked days after liking pro-Palestine tweets

Somaiya School in Mumbai dismissed principal Parveen Shaikh for pro-Palestine social media activity. Shaikh considers the termination unjust and politically motivated, contemplating legal action.

The Times of India Narrow escape for family as bday celebration turns into nightmare

Vikas Tyagi's family outing at Fusion Cars in Tilak Nagar turned into chaos when armed men started firing, injuring Tyagi. Market association demands strict measures for business community safety in the area.

The Times of India 4 held for trafficking people to Ukraine war zone

The Times of India WAH! CSIR scientists say ‘Wrinkles Achhe Hain’ to fight climate change

The Times of India SC stays HC order nixing 25,000 Bengal school appointments

​ Dictating the order in open court much after the end of business hours at 4pm, the bench of CJI D Y Chandrachud and Justices J B Pardiwala and Manoj Misra said, "The court cannot be unmindful of the impact of setting aside of a large complement of assistant teachers recruited for teaching Class 9-10 and 11-12 students, which would be the consequence if the impugned judgment of HC stands."

The Times of India No scope of turnout data manipulation: EC ex-official

Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge raking up Election Commission's "inordinate delay" in releasing polling data collated from first two phases of Lok Sabha elections and questioning the increase in turnout in the data updated later has surprised officials and election experts. EC sources and former officials in the poll panel said they "were surprised" to learn about the veteran leader's letter raising questions, considering that all who have contested polls are "well aware" of the process and how the details of vote cast is recorded.

The Times of India Is EC trying to 'doctor' poll outcome, wonders Congress chief

Underlining the "inordinate" delay in the release of final voter turnout of first two phases and a jump of around 5.5% over the initial projection, Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge has raised an alarm with the INDIA allies by wondering if it is being done to "doctor" the outcome, since an autocratic BJP can "go to any extent" to retain power. He said the final figures were released after a delay of 20 days for the first phase and four days for the second phase, while in the past it was done within 24 hours.

The Times of India After quitting Congress, Khera joins BJP with actor Shekhar Suman

Former Congress functionary Radhika Khera, who quit the party last Sunday alleging she was tortured by her colleagues after visiting Ram temple, and actor Shekhar Suman joined BJP Tuesday. Khera, former national coordinator of Congress' media department, resigned from the party's membership Sunday, days after her altercation with another functionary at the party's Chhattisgarh office.

The Times of India DKS distributed 25k pen drives with police help, alleges HDK

Former Karnataka CM HD Kumaraswamy on Tuesday claimed that 25,000 pen drives with videos purportedly showing women being sexually abused, allegedly by his nephew Prajwal Revanna, were distributed with the help of police officers. He accused deputy CM and Congress president DK Shivakumar of orchestrating it. Kumaraswamy said he was not defending Prajwal and believed in letting the law take its course.

The Times of India DKS distributed 25k pen drives with police help, alleges HDK

Former Karnataka CM HD Kumaraswamy on Tuesday claimed that 25,000 pen drives with videos purportedly showing women being sexually abused, allegedly by his nephew Prajwal Revanna, were distributed with the help of police officers. He accused deputy CM and Congress president DK Shivakumar of orchestrating it. Kumaraswamy said he was not defending Prajwal and believed in letting the law take its course.

The Times of India Jharkhand minister’s secretary, aide in ED custody for 6 days

Jharkhand rural development minister Alamgir Alam's PA Sanjeev Lal was arrested at 12.40am, followed by latter's help Jehangir Alamat at 2am on Tuesday after extensive searches yielded over Rs 35 crore in cash and incriminating documents from various locations. ED revealed that during the searches conducted on Monday, Rs 32.2 crore was found from Jehangir's premises in Garikahna, along with Rs 2.9 crore from another associate and Rs 10 lakh from Lal's home.

The Times of India Jharkhand minister’s secretary, aide in ED custody for 6 days

Jharkhand rural development minister Alamgir Alam's PA Sanjeev Lal was arrested at 12.40am, followed by latter's help Jehangir Alamat at 2am on Tuesday after extensive searches yielded over Rs 35 crore in cash and incriminating documents from various locations. ED revealed that during the searches conducted on Monday, Rs 32.2 crore was found from Jehangir's premises in Garikahna, along with Rs 2.9 crore from another associate and Rs 10 lakh from Lal's home.

The Times of India After Patanjali, IMA chief’s turn to face flak from SC

Terming Indian Medical Association (IMA) president R V Asokan's adverse remarks in the Patanjali misleading advertisements case "very, very unacceptable", the Supreme Court asked, "Your president gave an interview on the eve of the hearing. Why on the eve of hearing?". This came after the IMA president's interview with PTI editors on April 29 for its programme '@4 Parliament Street' where he said it was "unfortunate" that the Supreme Court criticised the association and also some of the practices of private doctors.