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The Times of India Yellow alert for thunderstorms, rain in Delhi on these dates
New Delhi experienced high humidity levels and a heat index of 53 degrees Celsius as the city saw very light rain. The maximum temperature rose to 40.4 degrees Celsius, above normal, while the IMD forecast predicts thunderstorms with very light rain and gusty winds over the next few days.
The Times of India 13% rise in Delhi's tax revenue in 2023-24
Delhi's tax revenue in 2023-24 surged to Rs 53,680 crore, exceeding govt estimates. GST rose by 15.6%, stamp duty revenue by over 28%. Atishi projected a 9.5% revenue increase for 2024-25, with an expected economic growth of 9.2% and per capita income growth of 7.4%.
The Times of India Trade unions seek rise in tax rebate for salaried class
Trade union leaders demand constitution of 8th pay commission and restoration of old pension scheme during pre-Budget meeting with FM Nirmala Sitharaman.
The Times of India Beware... 800 online financial frauds a day
India reports nearly 800 digital payment fraud cases daily, 10 times more than RBI's annual report. Cases worth Rs 1,457 crore were reported, increasing to 2.7 lakh cases worth Rs 653 crore when frauds below Rs 1 lakh are included. RBI disclosed 5.4 lakh fraud cases worth Rs 1,146 crore in 5 years.
The Times of India Sebi probes Quant MF over front-running by employees
Sebi is investigating front-running by Quant Mutual Fund employees, leading to a decline in certain stocks. Front-running involves trading on advance information, breaching market regulations. Quant MF is one of the fastest-growing mutual funds, with over Rs 84,000 crore in assets under management as of May 31. In May 2022, Sebi directed entities involved in Axis Mutual Fund front-running case to collectively impound Rs 30 crore of wrongful gains. Sebi's action resulted in the sacking of the mutual fund's chief dealer.
The Times of India Atishi hospitalised after health deteriorates due to hunger strike
Delhi Minister Atishi hospitalized due to hunger strike demanding Delhi's rightful share of water from Haryana amid declining health.
The Times of India Seepage in Ram temple during season's first rain in Ayodhya
Just 5 months after the inauguration of the Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Temple in Ayodhya, head priest Acharya Satyendra Das on Monday said the temple's roof has started leaking after the city witnessed heavy rainfall, adding that there is no proper way to drain it. "It is very surprising. So many engineers are here and the Pran Pratishtha was held on January 22, but water is leaking from the roof. Nobody would've thought this," Das said.
The Times of India Seepage in Ram temple during season's first rain in Ayodhya
Just 5 months after the inauguration of the Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Temple in Ayodhya, head priest Acharya Satyendra Das on Monday said the temple's roof has started leaking after the city witnessed heavy rainfall, adding that there is no proper way to drain it. "It is very surprising. So many engineers are here and the Pran Pratishtha was held on January 22, but water is leaking from the roof. Nobody would've thought this," Das said.
The Times of India 'Mistaken' delivery by Jharkhand firm tied to Bihar NEET leak?
CBI initiated an investigation into alleged irregularities in NEET-UG in Patna. The probe involves questioning suspects, including Chandra Kishore Yadav, and collecting evidence like burnt question papers and electronic devices.
The Times of India 'Mistaken' delivery by Jharkhand firm tied to Bihar NEET leak?
CBI initiated an investigation into alleged irregularities in NEET-UG in Patna. The probe involves questioning suspects, including Chandra Kishore Yadav, and collecting evidence like burnt question papers and electronic devices.
The Times of India GST made household goods cheaper, helped poor save: PM Modi
Modi's comments signalled govt's intent to push reforms despite lower numbers in the Lok Sabha. Analysts were worried if the NDA regime would be able to push ahead with key changes as it marks a return of coalition. The overall expectation is that some of the legislative changes may have to wait while executive decisions will be implemented. The statement came ahead almost seven years after the GST was introduced as the biggest tax reforms post-Independence.
The Times of India Sena (UBT) wants 50% quota for Marathis in new buildings
Shiv Sena (UBT) MLC Anil Parab submitted a bill for 50% reservation for Marathi-speaking people in Mumbai to address discrimination in housing. The bill, awaiting approval, may be tabled during the monsoon session of the legislature.
The Times of India Sena (UBT) wants 50% quota for Marathis in new buildings
Shiv Sena (UBT) MLC Anil Parab submitted a bill for 50% reservation for Marathi-speaking people in Mumbai to address discrimination in housing. The bill, awaiting approval, may be tabled during the monsoon session of the legislature.
The Times of India No pretence of bonhomie, session kicks off amid hostility
The Prime Minister, on his part, did not make any pretence of bonhomie. He took the oath, and took his seat. Given a go by was decades-old custom of a round of the opposition benches with folded hands and pleasantries. Rajnath Singh and Amit Shah, took his cue. Gaurav Gogoi and Kalyan Banerjee pointed out "the old conventions are being broken". Not long ago, Day 1 used to be a solemn occasion of bipartisanship, littered with light moments and comments, fist bumping and reminiscing. This time, there were few handshakes.
The Times of India Big fat Indian wedding drives $130 billion industry
The Indian wedding industry, valued at $130 billion, is the second largest in India after food and grocery. A new report by Jefferies highlights the significant economic impact of Indian weddings, which are twice the size of the US market and a key growth driver for various sectors. It estimated that the average expenditure on a wedding is around $15,000, or Rs 12.5 lakh, and an average Indian couple spends approximately twice on weddings compared to education (pre-primary to graduation).
