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The Times of India Pro-Vidarbha statehood stir hits Nagpur, 350 detained
Over 1,000 demonstrators marched to Vidhan Bhavan in Nagpur, trying to breach its premises and hoist the Vidarbha flag as part of a pro-Vidarbha statehood movement. Police detained 350 protesters and removed the flags. Organized by Vidarbha Rajya Andolan Samiti and Jai Vidarbha Party, the protest highlighted regional unemployment issues and statehood aspirations.
The Times of India In Wayanad, PM promises all help for relief & rehab
Prime Minister Narendra Modi visited Wayanad district in Kerala, devastated by the July 30 landslide. He assured full support from the Central government for relief and rehabilitation efforts. Modi emphasized that the nation stands with the victims and pledged that the Center would provide necessary funds and support for rebuilding infrastructure and securing survivors' futures.
The Times of India Karnataka man, 70, protests spitting on road, is killed with machete
A 70-year-old man, Sidappa, was killed in Bengaluru district after advising Puneet Nayak against spitting on the road. Sidappa had reprimanded Nayak previously for similar actions, including improper garbage disposal. This time, Nayak reacted violently, leading to Sidappa's fatal attack. Nayak, aged 23, has been arrested for the murder.
The Times of India Karnataka man, 70, protests spitting on road, is killed with machete
A 70-year-old man, Sidappa, was killed in Bengaluru district after advising Puneet Nayak against spitting on the road. Sidappa had reprimanded Nayak previously for similar actions, including improper garbage disposal. This time, Nayak reacted violently, leading to Sidappa's fatal attack. Nayak, aged 23, has been arrested for the murder.
The Times of India Indians voluntarily joined our army, working to discharge them: Russia
Indian nationals serving voluntarily in the Russian Army are facing delays in their discharge, causing potential strain in Moscow-New Delhi relations. Russia maintains these individuals voluntarily contracted for service, though India suggests many were misled. The Russian embassy is coordinating with Indian agencies for their early release and has expressed condolences for the eight Indians killed in the conflict.
The Times of India Gym trainer ‘jumps into creek’, found after 3 days
A gym trainer named Dharav was rescued from Airoli creek after being stranded in the water for three days. His father, Mahindra Narkar, expressed relief and gratitude for his son's survival. Dharav had left home after a video showing him 'assaulting' a gym mate went viral, leading to a police case and subsequent disappearance.
The Times of India Gym trainer ‘jumps into creek’, found after 3 days
A gym trainer named Dharav was rescued from Airoli creek after being stranded in the water for three days. His father, Mahindra Narkar, expressed relief and gratitude for his son's survival. Dharav had left home after a video showing him 'assaulting' a gym mate went viral, leading to a police case and subsequent disappearance.
The Times of India Kolkata doctor murder: R G Kar Hospital emerges as headache for health dept
R G Kar Medical College hit the headlines due to administrative issues and a recent crime. Principal Sandip Ghosh faced repeated removal and reinstatement despite controversies. Allegations involve mismanagement, student victimization, and unethical practices.
The Times of India After 7-year jail, couple held for killing woman's hubby let off
A sessions court in Mumbai acquitted a couple accused of murdering Sonali Chari's husband after they spent seven years in jail. The court cited a flawed investigation, lack of evidence showing a romantic link, and uncollected crucial data such as CDRs. The case's mishandling raised serious questions about the probe's integrity.
The Times of India After 7-year jail, couple held for killing woman's hubby let off
A sessions court in Mumbai acquitted a couple accused of murdering Sonali Chari's husband after they spent seven years in jail. The court cited a flawed investigation, lack of evidence showing a romantic link, and uncollected crucial data such as CDRs. The case's mishandling raised serious questions about the probe's integrity.
The Times of India India 'fully ready' to add to fleet 2nd sub with N-tipped missiles
India was set to commission its second nuclear-powered submarine, INS Arighat, armed with nuclear missiles, strengthening its strategic deterrence. Constructed at Vizag, the submarine underwent extensive trials. The project also included two nuclear-powered attack submarines with conventional weapons. The development came amid increased naval activities by China in the Indian Ocean region.
The Times of India Bangladesh unrest: 12th gen priest of 583-year-old Kali mandir says 'won't leave'
Shekhar Lal Goswami, a 12th generation priest of the Sri Sri Siddheswari Kali Mandir in Dhaka, has vowed to remain despite ongoing violence against minorities. Kidnapped twice by Pakistani troops in 1971 and a former Mukti Bahini fighter, Goswami returned after the war to serve as the temple's priest. Presently, students guard the temple for safety.
The Times of India Doctors leave towel in women’s belly during delivery in UP's Aligarh
A private hospital in Aligarh left a towel inside a woman's abdomen during her delivery, which was discovered after her health deteriorated. The incident led to a second surgery and an investigation by the health department. The woman's husband has accused the hospital of negligence and provided video evidence. The hospital's owner has not responded to inquiries.
The Times of India Kolkata doctor murder: 'Accused failed to explain his presence at hospital'
The investigation disclosed that the doctor was asleep when civic volunteer Sanjay Roy attacked her in the seminar room. Post-dinner, she decided to study and rest. Roy, intoxicated, returned to the hospital around 4 am and entered the emergency building. He later confessed to throttling the doctor after she resisted. Protests erupted on the RG Kar campus.
The Times of India UP’s tiger reserves need community-based wildlife conservation: Experts
Wildlife experts suggested involving local communities near tiger reserves in Uttar Pradesh in conservation efforts to reduce man-wildlife conflicts. Referencing successful community-based programs in Nepal, they proposed starting with Pilibhit Tiger Reserve. Nepal's approach includes military protection, financial assistance for attack victims, and crop insurance, resulting in a significant increase in tiger numbers and minimal human-wildlife conflict.
