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The Times of India ‘Tankhaiya’: Akal Takht holds Badal guilty of religious misconduct
Five Sikh high priests have declared SAD president Sukhbir Singh Badal guilty of religious misconduct. Badal must seek forgiveness at the Akal Takht for actions during the SAD-BJP coalition government in Punjab from 2007 to 2017. He has accepted the directive and plans to appear before the Akal Takht. Other ministers from that period must also appear within 15 days.
The Times of India ‘Tankhaiya’: Akal Takht holds Badal guilty of religious misconduct
Five Sikh high priests have declared SAD president Sukhbir Singh Badal guilty of religious misconduct. Badal must seek forgiveness at the Akal Takht for actions during the SAD-BJP coalition government in Punjab from 2007 to 2017. He has accepted the directive and plans to appear before the Akal Takht. Other ministers from that period must also appear within 15 days.
The Times of India Will come for 10th Fintech Fest in 2029 too: PM Modi at 5th edition
At the fifth Global Fintech Fest, Prime Minister Narendra Modi praised fintech's role in democratizing financial services. He urged regulators to intensify efforts against cyber fraud to protect and sustain fintech startups' growth. Highlighting the sector's social impact, Modi also pointed out that fintech innovations have significantly improved financial accessibility and inclusivity across India.
The Times of India Paralympics: Avani defends gold; Preethi grabs track bronze
Avani Lekhara won her second consecutive gold in women's 10m air rifle at the Paralympics while Preethi Pal secured a historic first track medal for India, winning bronze in the 100m T35 event. Manish Narwal and Mona Agarwal also contributed with silver and bronze medals in shooting, marking a historic day for India.
The Times of India KBC16: Amitabh gives rose to contestant, recites iconic romantic dialogue
The latest Kaun Banega Crorepati 16 episode featured Dipti Singh from Kolkata. She performed well, reaching the Rs 12,50,000 question but decided to quit with Rs 6,40,000. Highlight moments included Amitabh Bachchan reciting shayari from the film Silsila, fulfilling Dipti's heartfelt wish, making it a memorable show.
The Times of India From stocks to WFH: Online swindlers trapped in a month-long operation
Delhi Police have successfully apprehended 19 suspects in a month-long operation against cybercrime gangs running various scams like online investment frauds and fake customer services. Raids across several states revealed frauds totaling over Rs 6 crore, solving 148 lodged complaints from multiple states.
The Times of India 'Inspite of ... ': Centre hits back at Mamata's second letter to PM Modi
Union Minister Annapurna Devi responded to CM Mamata Banerjee's call for stricter legislation on rape and murder, emphasizing existing severe laws. Devi criticized West Bengal for not operationalizing additional Fast Track Special Courts despite numerous pending cases. The BJP accused Banerjee of misleading the public amid protests over a recent Kolkata rape-murder case.
The Times of India Era of uninterrupted talks with Pakistan over: Jaishankar
India has received an invitation for PM Modi to attend the SCO heads of government meeting in Pakistan. Foreign Minister Jaishankar stressed the end of uninterrupted dialogue with Pakistan due to terrorism concerns. While India plans to participate, the level of representation is uncertain, influenced by recent terror attacks in Jammu.
The Times of India Kolkata horror: New seminar hall videos show people near body. Inquest was just over, say police
Kolkata Police clarified that the individuals seen in videos at the R G Kar Hospital crime scene were directly involved in the investigation. The area was cordoned off early by local police to eliminate evidence tampering. Police have also claimed that once local Tala police reached the murder spot, the main area was cordoned off at 10.30 am, ruling out the possibility of evidence tampering.
The Times of India 18 days grilling, 2 polygraph tests: RG Kar ex-principal says learnt of doctor's death after cop plaint
Sandip Ghosh, the ex-principal of R G Kar Hospital, claims he was informed of the PGT doctor's death around 10.20 am on August 9. He missed an earlier call at 10 am. Authorities are investigating timeline discrepancies and the involvement of unrelated people at the hospital. Additional polygraph tests and inquiries are underway.
The Times of India Assam man chops off wife's hands over 'infidelity'
In Jamalpur village of Assam's Cachar district, Rafique Uddin brutally severed his wife Ruby's hands, suspecting her of an extra-marital affair. Following a prolonged argument, Rafique attacked Ruby, who was then taken to Silchar Medical College and later to a Guwahati hospital for severe injuries. The assailant fled the scene after the incident.
The Times of India Did You Know Stree 2 writer Niren Bhatt also worked as a writer for TMKOC
Stree 2, a successful horror-comedy film, is breaking box office records. Written by Niren Bhatt, who formerly wrote for Taarak Mehta Ka Ooltah Chashmah, the film combines horror and comedy uniquely. Starring Shraddha Kapoor, Rajkummar Rao, and Pankaj Tripathi, and directed by Amar Kaushik, it has captivated audiences with its engaging storyline and performances.
The Times of India Viral video: Audi owner lifts and slams taxi driver to ground in Mumbai's Ghatkopar
A road rage incident in Mumbai led to an FIR against an Audi owner, Rishabh Chakravorty, and his wife, after a video showed Chakravorty assaulting a taxi driver, Kayaumuddin Ansari. The altercation began on August 18 near Ghatkopar when Chakravorty’s Audi collided with Ansari’s taxi. The police issued a notice to the couple.
The Times of India Haridwar's village head sacked for having more than 2 children
Reshma, the village head of Nagla Khurd in Bahadrabad Block, was removed from her position for violating the two-child policy after her third child was found to be born in September 2019. Despite a notice, Reshma didn’t respond, leading to her dismissal on August 27 under the Uttarakhand Panchayati Raj Act 2016.
The Times of India Who is Jagdish Tytler? Congress leader against whom court asked to frame charges in 1984 Sikh riots
A Delhi court has instructed the Central Bureau of Investigation to frame charges against Congress leader Jagdish Tytler for his alleged involvement in the 1984 anti-Sikh riots. Tytler is accused of inciting a mob that resulted in three deaths. The court reserved its order for August 30 after seeking clarifications.
