The Times of India After 'manic Monday', more rain misery for Bengaluru today and tomorrow

Bengaluru experienced heavy rainfall early Monday, leading to significant waterlogging and traffic disruptions across the city. The downpour, which lasted four hours, resulted in 20 fallen trees and six injuries. Despite prior warnings from the Indian Meteorological Department, city authorities struggled to manage the situation. Further rain is expected in the coming days.

The Times of India Donations from deceased make South heart transplant topper

Southern states led in heart transplants in 2023, with Tamil Nadu performing the most at 70, followed by Karnataka with 35, Maharashtra with 33, Gujarat with 29, and Telangana with 15. The higher number of transplants was attributed to increased deceased donations. Despite this, the total number of transplants remains a fraction of the actual requirement due to donor scarcity.

The Times of India 6 Delhi University colleges among top 10 on NIRF list: Hindu College grabs top spot

Delhi University highlighted its academic prowess with six colleges ranking among the top 10 in the National Institutional Ranking Framework. Hindu College achieved the top spot, followed by Miranda House and St. Stephen’s College. IIT Delhi also excelled, securing the second position in the engineering category. Key recognitions were also achieved by JNU, AIIMS, and IGNOU.

The Times of India Population to hit 152.2cr by 2036, sex ratio will improve to 952: Govt

The Times of India India, Sri Lanka kick off 10th edition of ‘Mitra Shakti’ combat exercise

The Times of India Boom in 'healthcare' institutions worrying: Supreme Court

The Supreme Court mandated Union and state governments to set up the national commission and state councils under the 2021 National Commission for Allied and Healthcare Professions Act within two months, warning of coercive action for non-compliance. The bench criticized the lack of regulatory bodies despite the law's enactment, stressing the Act's importance for universal health coverage.

The Times of India Congress seeks Sebi chief's ouster, CBI probe into Adanis

Congress demanded the resignation of Sebi chairperson Madhabi Buch and urged the Supreme Court to transfer the Adani probe to CBI or a special investigation team. The party reiterated its call for a Joint Parliamentary Committee (JPC) to investigate the scam and threatened a nationwide protest if the demand was not met.

The Times of India India, Russia eye Rs 10k crore N-fuel deal, local production

India and Russia have worked on a Rs 10,500 crore deal for the supply of nuclear fuel to Kudankulam Nuclear Power Plant units 3 and 4. The agreement covers initial and subsequent fuel loads from 2025 to 2033. New Delhi may form a joint venture with Rosatom to produce nuclear fuel in India.

The Times of India Dig trench to reach Gyanvapi sanctum sanctorum: Plaintiff

In a hearing related to the Kashi Vishwanath-Gyanvapi dispute, advocate Vijay Shankar Rastogi urged for excavation to explore beneath the mosque's central dome, claiming a Shivling and artesian well from the Aadi Vishweshwar temple lie there. A fast-track court has scheduled the next hearing for August 21, seeking a response from the mosque management committee.

The Times of India Dig trench to reach Gyanvapi sanctum sanctorum: Plaintiff

In a hearing related to the Kashi Vishwanath-Gyanvapi dispute, advocate Vijay Shankar Rastogi urged for excavation to explore beneath the mosque's central dome, claiming a Shivling and artesian well from the Aadi Vishweshwar temple lie there. A fast-track court has scheduled the next hearing for August 21, seeking a response from the mosque management committee.

The Times of India Population to hit 152.2 crore by 2036, sex ratio will improve to 952: Govt

By 2036, India's population was projected to reach 152.2 crore with an increase in the female percentage from 48.5% in 2011 to 48.8%. The sex ratio was expected to rise from 943 to 952. A decline in under-15 age group and a rise in the population aged 60 and above were also anticipated.

The Times of India Donations from deceased make South heart transplant topper

In 2023, southern states led in heart transplants in India, with Tamil Nadu topping the list. Notto reported 221 transplants nationwide, with significant contributions from Karnataka and Maharashtra. A rise in deceased donations has been a key factor. Experts highlight the need for legislative changes to enhance organ donation and retrieval processes.

The Times of India SC junks PIL seeking probe into UGC-NET cancellation

The Supreme Court refused to entertain a PIL regarding the UGC-NET exam's cancellation on June 19 over alleged question paper leaks. The court noted the cancellation might have stemmed from avoiding controversies, citing previous rumors around NEET-UG. The UGC's decision affects nearly 9 lakh candidates preparing for the rescheduled exam on August 21.

The Times of India At 41 lakh, January-May foreign tourist arrivals up 9%

Between January and May this year, India saw a growth in foreign tourist arrivals and foreign exchange earnings compared to the same period last year. 40.7 lakh foreign tourists visited, a 9.1% increase from last year, and foreign exchange earnings grew by nearly 22.5%. Measures were taken to rejuvenate the tourism sector post-pandemic.

The Times of India 'Dead for a decade', UP teacher found doing maths at Petrapole

A man found solving mathematical problems on wet soil near the Petrapole border was identified as Amit Kumar Prasad, a missing mathematics teacher from Gorakhpur. Locals alerted police, who then collaborated with Ham radio operators to locate Prasad's family. His father and relatives reunited with him, ending a decade-long search.