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The Times of India Rise of uncle Shyams in all walks of US’s life
The Indian diaspora in the US, now at 5.1 million, has a median income nearly double the US average. A joint report by BCG and Indiaspora highlighted their significant contributions across sectors, from owning hotels to founding unicorns. However, challenges like poverty and undocumented status remain prevalent. This report underscores the community's influential role in America.
The Times of India Teen's video shoot turns tragic, falls from 6th floor in Ghaziabad
A 16-year-old girl from Noida sustained injuries after falling from the sixth floor of her apartment while filming a video on her mobile phone. The teenager, Molisha Ahluwalia, landed in a large flower pot, which saved her life. She is undergoing treatment for head injuries and a fractured leg but is out of danger.
The Times of India Congress to up ante on Adani issue, hit streets on August 22
Congress leaders, led by Mallikarjun Kharge and Rahul Gandhi, decided to stage nationwide protests on Aug 22, pushing for a JPC probe into the alleged Adani scam. They demanded the resignation of SEBI chairperson Madhabi Puri Buch amid new Hindenburg accusations. The campaign aims to highlight inaction by the Enforcement Directorate and push for a caste census.
The Times of India BJP veteran Jagdambika Pal to head 31-MP JPC on Waqf Bill
Senior BJP MP Jagdambika Pal was appointed chairperson of a 31-member joint committee of Parliament to review the Waqf (Amendment) Bill. The bill faced opposition in Lok Sabha, prompting the government to refer it to the committee. The committee will submit its report by the next session. The bill has drawn criticism for allegedly targeting Muslims and constitutional principles.
The Times of India High costs may derail plan for aluminum Vande Bharat coaches
Indian Railways decided against aluminum-bodied Vande Bharat trains with sleeper facilities due to high costs and lack of local expertise. Instead, it plans to produce 24-coach sleeper trains using indigenous technologies to reduce prices. A previous tender for 100 aluminum trains was canceled after cost disagreements with Alstom India.
The Times of India Olympics is over, are medal winners in for a taxing time?
The Times of India Olympics is over, are medal winners in for a taxing time?
The Times of India Bombay HC: Girl, 15, has right to choose birth of 27-week fetus or MTP
The Times of India Bombay HC: Girl, 15, has right to choose birth of 27-week fetus or MTP
The Times of India Books by RSS-linked authors in MP college syllabi spark row
The BJP government in Madhya Pradesh had mandated colleges to include books by RSS-linked authors in their syllabi to introduce students to 'Bharatiya Gyan Parampara.' Some Opposition criticized the move as divisive. Indian Knowledge Tradition Cells were set up to facilitate this, aligning with the National Education Policy-2020. Opposition vowed to reverse the decision if elected.
The Times of India Books by RSS-linked authors in MP college syllabi spark row
The BJP government in Madhya Pradesh had mandated colleges to include books by RSS-linked authors in their syllabi to introduce students to 'Bharatiya Gyan Parampara.' Some Opposition criticized the move as divisive. Indian Knowledge Tradition Cells were set up to facilitate this, aligning with the National Education Policy-2020. Opposition vowed to reverse the decision if elected.
The Times of India Kolakata doctor rape-murder: Protests hit med services across country
Protests erupted at medical colleges across India on Tuesday over the RG Kar Medical College case. Students at Calcutta National Medical College blocked Dr. Sandip Ghosh, who resigned from RG Kar, from assuming the principal role. In Rajasthan, Maharashtra, Jharkhand, Assam, and Chandigarh, resident doctors and students went on strike, severely impacting healthcare services.
The Times of India Kolakata doctor rape-murder: Protests hit med services across country
Protests erupted at medical colleges across India on Tuesday over the RG Kar Medical College case. Students at Calcutta National Medical College blocked Dr. Sandip Ghosh, who resigned from RG Kar, from assuming the principal role. In Rajasthan, Maharashtra, Jharkhand, Assam, and Chandigarh, resident doctors and students went on strike, severely impacting healthcare services.
The Times of India 'Female doctors should avoid going out at night': Assam medical college advisory sparks row
The Silchar Medical College Hospital in Assam issued an advisory following a rape-murder incident in Kolkata, urging female doctors and staff to avoid being alone and stay within campus during odd hours. The directive faced criticism for allegedly targeting women and placing the burden of safety on them, yet officials defended it as essential for their security.
The Times of India Calcutta HC tears into RG Kar former principal: 'You shouldn't be working anywhere'
The Calcutta high court ordered the outgoing principal of RG Kar Medical College, Sandip Ghosh, to go on leave after he was quickly reassigned to Calcutta National Medical College. The court criticized Ghosh for not taking action in the rape-murder case of a trainee doctor. Ghosh was accused of victim-blaming and not filing a formal complaint.
