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The Times of India India at Paris 2024: 'Never had a Games where our athletes...'
Abhinav Bindra praised the Indian contingent for their vigorous efforts at the Paris Olympics, highlighting their competitive spirit across various disciplines. India concluded the Games with six medals and awaits a CAS verdict on Vinesh Phogat’s appeal. Notable achievements included shooting team's three bronze medals and Neeraj Chopra's silver in javelin.
The Times of India Germany is Europe’s prime target for ATM bombings
In the early hours of May 6, 2023, two men detonated explosives in an ATM at a German bank in Bad Homburg, making off with ₹165,000. Germany has become a hotspot for such ATM bombings, driven by organized criminal groups from the Netherlands due to Germany's large number of ATMs and accessible highway network.
The Times of India 'Umeed karte hai desh ke khate me medal jude': Dutt on Vinesh's appeal
Olympic medalist Yogeshwar Dutt shared optimism about Vinesh Phogat’s appeal on her disqualification from the Paris Olympics. The Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) extended the decision deadline to August 13, 2024. Phogat was disqualified for a slight weight breach. Her family and supporters eagerly await the verdict, hoping it might add another medal to India’s tally.
The Times of India UP cop lands in ‘potato soup’ over audio clip on 5kg bribe
In UP's Kannauj, a sub-inspector was suspended after demanding 5 kg of potatoes as a bribe to settle a police case. An audio clip of the conversation went viral, showing the officer settling for 3 kg due to the farmer's financial struggles. An inquiry into potential use of code language was launched.
The Times of India Bangladesh’s beautiful terracotta temples find unlikely saviours
Following the resignation and flight of Sheikh Hasina, volunteer groups in Dhaka guarded Hindu and Buddhist religious sites amidst rising attacks. Social media initiatives mobilized locals to protect these heritage sites and call for assistance when needed. Historical temples in Bangladesh have withstood past turmoil, and efforts continue to preserve these cultural landmarks.
The Times of India Bypoll battle for 10 UP seats: Litmus test for NDA & INDIA
The upcoming by-polls for 10 assembly seats in Uttar Pradesh, following vacancies due to MLAs moving to Lok Sabha and other reasons, are shaping up to be crucial for BJP and SP alliances. BJP has intensified organizational activities, while SP positions itself as the main opposition.
The Times of India Amid attacks, Bangladeshi Hindus stage biggest street protest yet
Prof Muhammad Yunus, head of Bangladesh’s interim government, condemned attacks on minority communities as 'heinous.' Thousands of protesters in major cities demonstrated for the safety and security of Hindus, demanding justice following numerous incidents of violence after the ousting of Sheikh Hasina’s government. Yunus urged protection for all religious minorities in Bangladesh.
The Times of India Horoscope today: Read your astrological predictions
Horoscope Today: Read daily horoscope predictions for August 11, 2024. Know all about the astrological events and influences that will be affecting each of the 12 zodiac signs. Get ready to discover what the stars have in store for you today.
The Times of India Pune’s super seniors rediscover old haunts with youthful companions
In Pune, a unique initiative connected elderly citizens with young volunteers, resulting in shared experiences and assistance with digital tasks. Super seniors benefited from companionship and practical help, while volunteers gained insights and established meaningful relationships.
The Times of India Govt halves income cap for interest subsidy in PMAY 2.0
Urban households earning up to Rs 9 lakh annually were made eligible for the interest subsidy scheme on home loans under the newly revamped PM Awas Yojna (Urban) scheme. The government also introduced incentives for affordable rental housing for migrant workers and other groups. These changes aimed at providing financial relief to deserving beneficiaries.
The Times of India UP woman's relatives gangrape husband's sister in Punjab
A 31-year-old woman in Ludhiana accused four men from Uttar Pradesh of gangrape in retaliation for her brother eloping with one of their relatives. The incident occurred on May 1, and the woman initially hesitated to report it. A case has been registered under section 376-D IPC. Additionally, a man was charged with raping a 14-year-old girl.
The Times of India Maldives President Muizzu meets Jaishankar, calls ‘India one of closest allies’
India-Maldives relations showed improvement as President Mohamed Muizzu met India's foreign minister, S Jaishankar, to inaugurate water and sanitation projects. Muizzu emphasized India's support as invaluable, while Jaishankar highlighted the partnership's motto. Both nations expressed commitment to strengthening ties, underscoring India's 'Neighborhood First' policy and dedication to the Global South.
The Times of India From Betel nuts to dung: MNS workers attack Uddhav Thackeray's convoy
Following an incident where Shiv Sena (UBT) members threw betel nuts at Raj Thackeray's car in Beed, MNS workers retaliated by hurling cow dung, bangles, tomatoes, and coconuts at Uddhav Thackeray's convoy in Thane. Law enforcement detained several individuals involved. Uddhav Thackeray's party distanced itself from the Beed incident, stating the act was neither supported nor authorized by them.
The Times of India Easily treated in most cases, common monsoon maladies land a few in ICUs
In late July, several cases of severe monsoon-related illnesses were reported in Mumbai. Babu, a 30-year-old from Andheri, was diagnosed with leptospirosis, requiring intensive care. Another patient, a street hawker, was treated for cholera. Doctors noted a rise in dengue, malaria, and H1N1 cases, causing significant healthcare strain and financial burdens for families.
The Times of India Now, Hindenburg questions Sebi chief, spouse's dealings
Hindenburg Research accused Sebi chairperson Madhabi Puri Buch and her husband of investing in offshore vehicles linked to the Adani group. The whistleblower documents claimed this compromised Sebi's probe into Adani's alleged corporate fraud. Despite market veterans deeming the report lacking in substance, this revelation raised questions about potential conflicts of interest within Sebi.
