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The Times of India Maldives at heart of 'neighbourhood first' policy: EAM S Jaishankar
In Addu city, Maldives, India's Foreign Minister S Jaishankar and his Maldivian counterpart Moosa Zameer inaugurated key infrastructure projects. Jaishankar emphasized the importance of the Maldives in India's 'Neighbourhood First' policy. India has invested significantly, with projects aimed at regional development, economic growth, and improved connectivity, reaffirming their strong bilateral relationship.
The Times of India ‘Drunk’ motorist assaults cop on duty, held in 15-minute chase
A 40-year-old man was arrested in Mumbai for driving under the influence and assaulting a traffic officer. The motorist, Shaileshkumar Singh, collided with a two-wheeler and attempted to flee, raising police suspicion. After a chase, Singh was taken into custody and booked under various charges, including criminal intimidation and rash driving.
The Times of India Miffed with state chief, Karnataka BJP bloc plans own padayatra
A group of senior BJP members miffed with Karnataka BJP president BY Vijayendra planned a 188km 'Ballari Chalo' padayatra to highlight issues such as the Valmiki corporation scam and diversion of SCPTSP funds. Led by MLAs Basanagouda Patil Yatnal and Ramesh Jarkiholi, they aimed to brand the state government as anti-Dalit pending high command approval.
The Times of India Miffed with state chief, Karnataka BJP bloc plans own padayatra
A group of senior BJP members miffed with Karnataka BJP president BY Vijayendra planned a 188km 'Ballari Chalo' padayatra to highlight issues such as the Valmiki corporation scam and diversion of SCPTSP funds. Led by MLAs Basanagouda Patil Yatnal and Ramesh Jarkiholi, they aimed to brand the state government as anti-Dalit pending high command approval.
The Times of India PM Modi releases 109 high-yielding, climate-resilient crop varieties
Prime Minister Narendra Modi released 109 climate-resilient, high-yielding, and biofortified varieties of 61 crops. He urged Krishi Vigyan Kendras to inform farmers about these varieties, which are tailored for different agro-climatic zones. Modi emphasized their potential to boost yields and incomes, and encouraged sustainable farming. Agriculture minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan was present.
The Times of India Sub-quota a plot to divide & rule Dalits, allege SP veterans
Samajwadi Party’s Dalit leaders criticized the proposal of sub-categorizing Scheduled Castes, calling it a divisive strategy. Veteran MPs RK Chaudhary and Awadhesh Prasad asserted that the SP, led by Akhilesh Yadav, supports SC/ST unity as envisioned by Ambedkar. This stance aligns with the party's effort to appeal to the weakening BSP vote base.
The Times of India 'Extreme rainfall' risks to rise for India: Study
A recent IITM study indicated a significant rise in extreme rainfall events in India by the end of the century due to high carbon dioxide emissions. The Western Ghats and central India are projected to be most affected. Areas with extremely heavy rainfall may increase by 18%, with intensity rising by 58%, impacting socio-economic conditions.
The Times of India 'Extreme rainfall' risks to rise for India: Study
A recent IITM study indicated a significant rise in extreme rainfall events in India by the end of the century due to high carbon dioxide emissions. The Western Ghats and central India are projected to be most affected. Areas with extremely heavy rainfall may increase by 18%, with intensity rising by 58%, impacting socio-economic conditions.
The Times of India 11 Bangladeshis held in West Bengal, North-East for illegal entry
Eleven individuals from Bangladesh were arrested for illegal entry into India, intercepted at the West Bengal, Tripura, and Meghalaya borders by the Border Security Force. They will be handed over to state police for further legal action. BSF has recently prevented several infiltration attempts, sending back numerous Bangladeshis with the help of Border Guard Bangladesh.
The Times of India 11 Bangladeshis held in West Bengal, North-East for illegal entry
Eleven individuals from Bangladesh were arrested for illegal entry into India, intercepted at the West Bengal, Tripura, and Meghalaya borders by the Border Security Force. They will be handed over to state police for further legal action. BSF has recently prevented several infiltration attempts, sending back numerous Bangladeshis with the help of Border Guard Bangladesh.
The Times of India Maratha quota protesters halt Sharad Pawar’s convoy, activist tries self-immolation
Sharad Pawar's convoy was stopped by Maratha activists in Kurduvadi, demanding his support for Maratha reservation. During his rally in Barshi, an activist attempted self-immolation but was stopped by police. Pawar criticized PM Modi for failing to double farmers' incomes and neglecting youth unemployment issues, claiming the economy could suffer as a result.
The Times of India Maratha quota protesters halt Sharad Pawar’s convoy, activist tries self-immolation
Sharad Pawar's convoy was stopped by Maratha activists in Kurduvadi, demanding his support for Maratha reservation. During his rally in Barshi, an activist attempted self-immolation but was stopped by police. Pawar criticized PM Modi for failing to double farmers' incomes and neglecting youth unemployment issues, claiming the economy could suffer as a result.
The Times of India Dam gate gives way, puts lakhs in Karnataka, Andhra at flood risk
The 19th crest gate of the 71-year-old Tungabhadra dam in Karnataka malfunctioned, leading to potential flooding risks downstream in Karnataka and Andhra Pradesh. Engineers estimated that 60TMCFT of water needs to be drained before replacing the gate. Officials placed downstream districts on high alert, and Deputy CM DK Shivakumar assessed the situation at the site.
The Times of India Dam gate gives way, puts lakhs in Karnataka, Andhra at flood risk
The 19th crest gate of the 71-year-old Tungabhadra dam in Karnataka malfunctioned, leading to potential flooding risks downstream in Karnataka and Andhra Pradesh. Engineers estimated that 60TMCFT of water needs to be drained before replacing the gate. Officials placed downstream districts on high alert, and Deputy CM DK Shivakumar assessed the situation at the site.
The Times of India Dam gate gives way, puts lakhs in Karnataka, Andhra at flood risk
The 19th crest gate of the 71-year-old Tungabhadra dam in Karnataka malfunctioned, leading to potential flooding risks downstream in Karnataka and Andhra Pradesh. Engineers estimated that 60TMCFT of water needs to be drained before replacing the gate. Officials placed downstream districts on high alert, and Deputy CM DK Shivakumar assessed the situation at the site.
