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The Times of India PM Modi recalls tragedy of Partition, vows to protect bonds of unity
On the eve of Independence Day, Prime Minister Modi recalled the sufferings of people impacted by the Partition and honored their courage. The PM emphasized the need to protect unity and brotherhood in the nation. Home Minister Amit Shah also paid tribute, describing the event as a significant historical episode. Various programs were organized to mark 'Partition Horrors Remembrance Day'.
The Times of India Singhvi set to return to Rajya Sabha from Telangana
Noted lawyer Abhishek Singhvi was announced as the Congress candidate for the Rajya Sabha seat from Telangana. Singhvi's return to Parliament came after a defeat in February due to cross-voting by Himachal Pradesh MLAs. The Telangana seat was previously held by TRS leader Keshava Rao, who had recently rejoined Congress.
The Times of India Supreme Court stays Byju's Rs 159-crore settlement with BCCI
The Supreme Court stayed NCLAT's order approving Byju's payment of ₹158.9 crore to BCCI, following solicitor general Tushar Mehta's protests. BCCI was instructed to deposit the money in an escrow account. Senior advocate Shyam Divan highlighted that numerous claims were pending against Byju’s, signaling financial distress affirming the need to revisit insolvency proceedings.
The Times of India Karnataka government suspends all dealings with SBI, PNB
The Karnataka government ordered the immediate suspension of all transactions with State Bank of India (SBI) and Punjab National Bank (PNB) after incidents of alleged embezzlement. A finance department circular instructed the closure of accounts and withdrawal of deposits from these banks, prohibiting any further investments or deposits by government entities.
The Times of India Karnataka government suspends all dealings with SBI, PNB
The Karnataka government ordered the immediate suspension of all transactions with State Bank of India (SBI) and Punjab National Bank (PNB) after incidents of alleged embezzlement. A finance department circular instructed the closure of accounts and withdrawal of deposits from these banks, prohibiting any further investments or deposits by government entities.
The Times of India Need to strengthen affirmative action as inclusion tool: President Murmu
In her Independence Day address, President Droupadi Murmu emphasized the importance of strengthening affirmative action for inclusion, highlighted government measures for marginalized communities, and called for rejecting divisive tendencies. She also addressed gender and climate justice and reflected on partition's human tragedy while commending India's election process as a global democratic model.
The Times of India 2 'cross-voting' Congress MLAs meet Shinde, trigger buzz
Two Congress MLAs, Hiraman Khoskar and Jitesh Antapurkar, met Maharashtra CM Eknath Shinde, fuelling speculation about switching to Shiv Sena. Khoskar and Antapurkar dismissed the rumors, citing constituency work as the purpose of their meetings. This follows lingering doubts about Congress MLAs cross-voting during recent MLC polls.
The Times of India 2 'cross-voting' Congress MLAs meet Shinde, trigger buzz
Two Congress MLAs, Hiraman Khoskar and Jitesh Antapurkar, met Maharashtra CM Eknath Shinde, fuelling speculation about switching to Shiv Sena. Khoskar and Antapurkar dismissed the rumors, citing constituency work as the purpose of their meetings. This follows lingering doubts about Congress MLAs cross-voting during recent MLC polls.
The Times of India Hasina remarks won't help our ties with India: Bangladesh
Bangladesh’s interim government objected to former PM Sheikh Hasina's comments from India about internal unrest in her country. During a meeting with India's high commissioner, Foreign Affairs Adviser Md Tauhid Hossain reiterated the need for cooperation and addressed exaggerated media reports on minority attacks. The new administration emphasized harmonious coexistence and essential bilateral agreements with India.
The Times of India Teen kills girl to settle score with her dad
In a tragic incident, a 15-year-old girl in Chhattisgarh's Kabirdham district was chased and beaten to death by a 19-year-old named Vicky, who sought revenge on her father. The girl tried to escape but was caught and attacked, leading to her death despite medical efforts. Vicky was subsequently arrested.
The Times of India Teen kills girl to settle score with her dad
In a tragic incident, a 15-year-old girl in Chhattisgarh's Kabirdham district was chased and beaten to death by a 19-year-old named Vicky, who sought revenge on her father. The girl tried to escape but was caught and attacked, leading to her death despite medical efforts. Vicky was subsequently arrested.
The Times of India Phase-3 clinical trial of dengue vaccine starts
The phase 3 clinical trial of India's first dengue vaccine, DengiAll, began in Rohtak, Haryana. Developed by Panacea Biotec and supported by ICMR, the trial involves 10,335 participants across 19 sites. This marks a significant step in combating dengue, as India currently has no licensed vaccine against the disease.
The Times of India Phase-3 clinical trial of dengue vaccine starts
The phase 3 clinical trial of India's first dengue vaccine, DengiAll, began in Rohtak, Haryana. Developed by Panacea Biotec and supported by ICMR, the trial involves 10,335 participants across 19 sites. This marks a significant step in combating dengue, as India currently has no licensed vaccine against the disease.
The Times of India Govind Mohan named new home secretary, succeeds Bhalla
The government appointed Govind Mohan as the new home secretary, replacing Ajay Bhalla. Mohan, who has experience in the home and finance ministries, will face challenges including the situation in J&K, implementing new criminal laws, and conducting the pending census. Managing the influx from Bangladesh due to current tensions is also a priority.
The Times of India Karnataka-Centre row brews as state shuts down Jan Aushadhi outlets
Conflict arose between the Congress-led Karnataka government and the Centre over plans to shut Jan Aushadhi outlets in state hospitals. The Congress argued that free medicines are already available in hospitals, while the BJP criticized the move, which impacts around 20 lakh households benefiting from affordable generic drugs under the Centre’s scheme.
