The Times of India 'Hindus minority in 12-13 districts': Himanta says 'future not safe'

Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma expressed concern over the declining population balance between Hindus and Muslims in the state during his Independence Day speech. Sarma highlighted that the Hindu population is decreasing and urged adherence to family planning norms and polygamy prevention to restore balance, emphasizing the insecurity felt by the state's indigenous people.

The Times of India 'Neeraj Chopra vs Arshad Nadeem is bigger than India vs Australia'

Basit Ali commented on Ravi Shastri's prediction of India's Test series win in Australia, suggesting it's merely hype. Ali emphasized that India-Pakistan sports rivalries are far more intense than any other, including the Ashes. He highlighted excitement in various sports such as javelin and hockey, asserting nothing surpasses the anticipation of an India-Pakistan match.

The Times of India PM Modi's 11th I-Day speech longest so far. He spoke for...

Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed the nation for the 11th time from Red Fort on the 78th Independence Day. He expressed sympathies for those affected by recent natural disasters and praised the security forces. Highlighting the potential of a united India, PM Modi urged collective efforts to achieve prosperity and realise the vision of 2047.

The Times of India Very sad that national flag not hoisted at Kejriwal residence: Sunita

Sunita Kejriwal expressed disappointment over the absence of a National Flag at Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal's residence. This followed the Supreme Court's denial of interim bail to the Chief Minister in a corruption case. The court issued a notice to the CBI, granting them until August 23 to respond.

The Times of India Negative mindset people conspiring to create imbalance: PM's dig at opposition

Prime Minister Narendra Modi, in a veiled attack on the opposition during his Independence Day address, warned India to safeguard against people spreading negativity and promoting nepotism and casteism. Modi emphasized India's progress and efforts against corruption, calling for the induction of new, apolitical youth into the system to combat these issues.

The Times of India PM Modi's vision for future as India celebrates 78th Independence Day

Prime Minister Narendra Modi, in his 78th Independence Day speech, outlined India's future goals, including enhancing urban living, reviving Nalanda University, boosting semiconductor production, and expanding medical education. His vision also included turning India into a global manufacturing hub, promoting green jobs, and achieving ambitious renewable energy targets. Modi encouraged youth participation in politics to combat nepotism.

The Times of India 'Publicise punishment ... ': PM Modi amid Kolkata doc's rape & murder case

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The Times of India We need to move towards secular civil code: PM Modi on I-Day

Prime Minister Narendra Modi, in his 78th Independence Day speech, emphasized the need for a Uniform Civil Code to replace the existing communal civil code. Modi highlighted that laws dividing citizens along religious lines must be abolished for a modern society. The UCC is mentioned in Article 44 of the Indian Constitution, urging the state to implement it.

The Times of India Rape accused can’t be kept behind bars indefinitely: Bombay high court

The Bombay High Court's Nagpur bench granted bail to Dattatray Shejole, accused of kidnapping and raping a seven-year-old, citing delays in trial. Justice Joshi-Phalke emphasized that Article 21 of the Constitution guarantees the right to a speedy trial, irrespective of the crime's severity. The court noted the government's failure to advance the trial significantly impacted the accused's prolonged detention.

The Times of India 'Ready to touch your feet': Mamata appeals to doctors to end protest

CM Mamata Banerjee expressed relief after the Calcutta High Court assigned the CBI to probe the rape-murder of a young doctor and urged that the culprits receive the death penalty. She also pleaded with protesting doctors to resume work, highlighting the loss of lives during their protest and emphasizing the importance of proper investigation.

The Times of India Modi becomes 3rd PM to deliver 11 speeches on I-Day, after Nehru and Indira Gandhi

Prime Minister Narendra Modi hoisted the tricolor at the Red Fort for the 11th consecutive year, marking the 78th Independence Day and his first in his third term. Only Jawaharlal Nehru and Indira Gandhi have hoisted the tricolor more times. Modi has now surpassed Manmohan Singh, who hoisted it ten times during his tenure.

The Times of India Who are the competitors as India dreams to host 2036 Olympics?

As the 2024 Paris Olympics concluded, India, Saudi Arabia, and Qatar emerged as strong contenders for hosting the 2036 Summer Games. PM Modi expressed India's ambition to host the event. Support from influential figures like Nita Ambani highlights India's serious interest, while Saudi Arabia and Qatar also position themselves with significant investments in sports infrastructure.

The Times of India New NCA will be open for Olympic sportspersons too: Jay Shah

Jay Shah, the youngest BCCI secretary, announced new developments for Indian cricket, including a state-of-the-art NCA in Bengaluru and facilities in North-East and Jammu. He discussed the importance of the Bangladesh series, the introduction of the impact player rule in IPL, and the future of the Women's Premier League. He also emphasized strict fitness rules for players returning after injury.

The Times of India 140 cr Indians worried about safety of Hindus, minorities in Bangladesh: PM Modi

Prime Minister Narendra Modi expressed hope for an improvement in Bangladesh's situation while addressing concerns regarding the safety of minorities there. Speaking on Independence Day from the Red Fort, PM Modi reiterated India's commitment to supporting Bangladesh's development and expressed goodwill towards its progress. He emphasized India’s desire for neighboring countries to achieve prosperity and peace.