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The Times of India Pakistan ties in deep freeze, poll announcement won't matter

The recent announcement of elections in Jammu & Kashmir is expected to have minimal impact on India-Pakistan relations, which have been strained since India revoked the region's special status. While Pakistan insists on self-determination, India holds firm that the issue is settled. No progress is anticipated unless Pakistan addresses cross-border terrorism and reinstates its high commissioner.

The Times of India Maharashtra elections after Diwali? MVA accuses govt of 'plot'

The Election Commission delayed announcing Maharashtra's election dates, citing security concerns in Jammu and Kashmir, monsoon-related voter list delays, and ongoing cultural festivals. The new government must be in place by November 26. Opposition leaders criticized the move, suggesting it aims to create instability and influence the election outcome.

The Times of India Maharashtra elections after Diwali? MVA accuses govt of 'plot'

The Election Commission delayed announcing Maharashtra's election dates, citing security concerns in Jammu and Kashmir, monsoon-related voter list delays, and ongoing cultural festivals. The new government must be in place by November 26. Opposition leaders criticized the move, suggesting it aims to create instability and influence the election outcome.

The Times of India EC cites rain, festivals & lack of forces to delay Maharashtra polls

The Election Commission announced elections in J&K and Haryana but postponed Maharashtra's due to heavy rains and upcoming festivals. CEC Rajiv Kumar stated Haryana's term ends on November 3, 2024, while Maharashtra's until November 26, 2024. Maharashtra polls are likely after J&K and Haryana elections conclude and might sync with Jharkhand's.

The Times of India BJP faces tough test in 2-match series: Resurgent Cong will try to wrest Haryana

Haryana's upcoming elections are vital, with Congress aiming to reclaim power from BJP after ten years. Congress, buoyed by recent Lok Sabha successes, has launched full-scale campaigns led by Hooda and Selja. BJP ousted Khattar for Saini to tackle anti-incumbency but hopes a fragmented opposition vote will help retain control. Amit Shah has already launched BJP's campaign.

The Times of India 'Lost daughter, gained millions': Father of Kolkata rape-murder victim

The father of the RG Kar Medical College victim expressed emotional support for global 'Reclaim the Night' protests and urged for respecting his daughter's memory. The victim's mother questioned police conduct and stated doubts about the arrested suspect's involvement. A CBI team visited the victim's home, gathering evidence and statements from the family for further investigation.

The Times of India 'Lost daughter, gained millions': Father of Kolkata rape-murder victim

The father of the RG Kar Medical College victim expressed emotional support for global 'Reclaim the Night' protests and urged for respecting his daughter's memory. The victim's mother questioned police conduct and stated doubts about the arrested suspect's involvement. A CBI team visited the victim's home, gathering evidence and statements from the family for further investigation.

The Times of India 'Kya rate legi', biker asks woman waiting for cab in Noida

Two men were arrested on Friday for harassing a journalist outside Mall of India in Noida on Wednesday night. The suspects made a derogatory comment and fled on a bike. The police used CCTV footage to identify and apprehend them. The incident highlights ongoing issues of sexual harassment in the region.

The Times of India 'No safety, no duty': Stir hits hospital services across India

Following the tragic rape and murder of a doctor in Kolkata, hospitals across India suspended OPD and elective surgeries as doctors protested for safety. Cities like Hyderabad, Mumbai, Ahmedabad, and Bhopal saw massive participation, with various medical professionals joining in. Emergency services in Patna were disrupted, and numerous candlelight marches took place nationwide.

The Times of India Two befriend a food stall worker, behead him in ‘sacrifice ritual’

In a desperate attempt to escape poverty, Vikas Gupta and Dhananjay Saini befriended a drug addict, Raju, under the influence of black magic. They lured him with alcohol, hanged him, and beheaded him following a ritual. Police arrested them, also searching for an accomplice named Parmatma who advised the gruesome act.

The Times of India Blame game on Kolkata streets over doctor's rape-murder

Amidst tension in Kolkata over the RG Kar rape-murder, CM Mamata Banerjee led a silent march blaming opposition parties for vandalism at the hospital, while BJP and the Left held protests demanding justice. Former Union minister Smriti Irani criticized Mamata for shifting blame. The CM appealed for doctors to resume work, citing suffering patients.