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The Times of India 'Will try to bring Sheikh Hasina back ...': Bangladesh interim govt

Bangladesh's interim government vowed to repatriate former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina if requested by the law ministry. Foreign affairs adviser Touhid Hossain highlighted the need for good relations with India and emphasized balanced international relations. He also mentioned plans for a fair future election under Nobel laureate Mohammed Yunus's leadership.

The Times of India 'Umpire compromised' vs 'underarm bowling': BJP, Congress lock horns over Hindenburg report

The BJP responded to Rahul Gandhi's 'umpire is compromised' comment regarding SEBI chairperson Madhabi Puri Buch. The party's spokesperson CR Kesavan accused the Congress-INDIA bloc of collaborating with Hindenburg Research to destabilize India's financial system. Meanwhile, Congress called for a Joint Parliamentary Committee to investigate the new Hindenburg report, raising concerns about SEBI's integrity.

The Times of India Beggar or tourist? Why flyers to Gulf are under scrutiny in Pak

Pakistani authorities increased airport scrutiny due to a rise in beggars posing as tourists traveling to the Middle East. Reports indicated that 90% of detained beggars abroad were of Pakistani origin. Immigration staff have removed passengers from flights, while UAE authorities have begun rejecting visa applications from Pakistanis without sufficient funds to be deemed 'genuine visitors.'

The Times of India Doctor rape-murder: FODRA writes to Amit Shah making 5 demands

The Federation of Resident Doctors Association (FODRA) urged Union Home Minister Amit Shah for the resignation of certain authorities and condemned police brutality. They announced a nationwide suspension of elective services in hospitals on August 12 in solidarity with RG Kar Medical College residents following a tragic incident involving a female trainee doctor found deceased.

The Times of India Should you invest in gold post import duty cut? Find out

The recent reduction of gold import duty from 15% to 6% resulted in an 8% drop in domestic gold prices, affecting gold ETFs and sovereign gold bonds. Government aims to curb smuggling and boost gem and jewellery exports. Experts suggest that long-term gold investments can still recover losses from this policy change.

The Times of India Graham Thorpe took his own life, reveals wife

Former England cricketer Graham Thorpe took his own life after a struggle with depression and anxiety fuelled by his failing health in the last two years, his wife Amanda has revealed. The 55-year-old passed away on August 5. Thorpe's demise was announced by the England and Wales Cricket Board and now his wife has revealed in an interview to former England captain Michael Atherton that he had a long mental and physical battle with himself before he took his own life.

The Times of India BJP alleges TMC supporters' involvement in probe committee of doctor rape-murder case

BJP accused West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee of political bias in the probe into the alleged rape and murder of a trainee doctor. The BJP demanded a CBI inquiry, citing concerns over fairness. Protests erupted across India, and elective services in hospitals were suspended. The principal of RG Kar Medical College resigned, alleging false accusations and political manipulation.

The Times of India TCS' AI solution to power mobile checkout at 500-plus Croma stores across the country

Tata Consultancy Services enabled 100% in-store mobile checkout at Croma stores using its TCS OmniStore platform, marking a first in India's retail industry. This collaboration with Croma, an electronics retailer with over 500 stores, aims to enhance checkout speed and provide a seamless omnichannel shopping experience, boosting sales and reducing customer wait times.

The Times of India SC asks Punjab govt to persuade farmers at Shambhu border to clear blockade

The Supreme Court instructed the Punjab government to convince protesting farmers at Shambhu border to remove tractors from the road for partial reopening. It emphasized that highways are not parking spaces and highlighted the necessity for smooth movement of ambulances and essential services. Punjab and Haryana DGPs were directed to meet for further coordination within a week.

The Times of India 'Gautam Gambhir provides security to his players'

India's next challenge is a series against Bangladesh, starting September 19. They are scheduled to play two Tests and three T20Is against Bangladesh.