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The Times of India Champai finds himself alone as 4 ‘loyalists’ swear allegiance to Hemant

Former Jharkhand CM Champai Soren, after posting cryptic social media messages, expressed disappointment with JMM leadership for his removal as CM. On Tuesday, four JMM MLAs close to Champai pledged their allegiance to current CM Hemant Soren, quashing rumors of a rift and potential BJP crossover. Champai denied contacting BJP leaders during his Delhi visit.

The Times of India Pushed back govt, but must stay alert on RSS-BJP: Cong on lateral entry

Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge hailed the withdrawal of the lateral entry scheme as a significant victory for social justice, crediting opposition protests for this and other recent rollbacks. He emphasised the importance of remaining vigilant against BJP-RSS efforts to undermine reservations. Rahul Gandhi reiterated the party's commitment to breaking the 50% reservation ceiling based on a caste census.

The Times of India Opposition trumps government's lateral entry plan with quota card

The Modi government swiftly cancelled its lateral recruitment ad following opposition allegations it would undermine caste quotas. The BJP initially defended the policy but reconsidered, especially with state elections looming. The move appears to address concerns raised by opposition campaigns and recent Supreme Court discussions on caste and quotas.

The Times of India India, Malaysia elevate ties to 'strategic partnership'

India and Malaysia elevated their ties to a comprehensive strategic partnership during talks between PM Narendra Modi and Anwar Ibrahim. The nations signed nine MoUs focusing on various issues including worker welfare, defense cooperation, and counter-terrorism. Modi emphasized mutual defense interests and a commitment to Asean centrality. India also announced a rice allocation for Malaysia.

The Times of India Central-govt-run hosps will now allow only up to 2 attendants with patient

The government had mandated that Centre-run hospitals limit patient attendants to one or two and suggested a pass system to control overcrowding. The directive was prompted by security concerns, emphasising restricted access, secured premises for female staff, and increased security personnel. An official also noted hospitals' vulnerability to security risks despite their accessibility.

The Times of India Central-govt-run hosps will now allow only up to 2 attendants with patient

The government had mandated that Centre-run hospitals limit patient attendants to one or two and suggested a pass system to control overcrowding. The directive was prompted by security concerns, emphasising restricted access, secured premises for female staff, and increased security personnel. An official also noted hospitals' vulnerability to security risks despite their accessibility.

The Times of India TMC hails SC order, says it’s meant for entire country, not just Bengal

Trinamool Congress welcomed the Supreme Court's order regarding the rape-murder case at RG Kar Medical College, calling it a timely intervention needed across India. TMC urged protesting doctors to resume work for patients' sake, and expressed no objection to the deployment of central forces. TMC also urged the CBI to expedite its chargesheet against the main accused, Sanjay Roy.

The Times of India TMC hails SC order, says it’s meant for entire country, not just Bengal

Trinamool Congress welcomed the Supreme Court's order regarding the rape-murder case at RG Kar Medical College, calling it a timely intervention needed across India. TMC urged protesting doctors to resume work for patients' sake, and expressed no objection to the deployment of central forces. TMC also urged the CBI to expedite its chargesheet against the main accused, Sanjay Roy.

The Times of India Remove victim’s name, videos from electronic, social media: SC

The Supreme Court ordered immediate deletion of posts revealing the identity of a doctor sexually assaulted and murdered in Kolkata. The decision followed a PIL, citing violations of SC's 2018 ruling and Section 72 of Bhartiya Nyaya Sanhita. The court emphasised privacy and dignity, directing social and electronic media compliance.