The Times of India Bill introduced to allow up to 4 nominees in bank a/c

The Indian government introduced a bill to amend banking laws, aiming to streamline nomination facilities and maintain a majority stake in public sector banks. Proposed changes include allowing up to four nominees for bank accounts and lockers, and transferring unclaimed assets to the Investor Education and Protection Fund for easier claims by heirs.

The Times of India Mosquitoes bite into health insurance claims

A study by Policybazaar revealed that nearly a third of health insurance claims are due to seasonal infectious diseases like dengue, malaria, gastroenteritis, and influenza. These claims, driven by poor hygiene and environmental conditions, vary throughout the year, with treatment costs ranging from Rs 25,000 to Rs 1,50,000. Hospitalization rates for such illnesses have also increased.

The Times of India 'Grave perils and torture': Desperate to escape to India, Bangladeshis wait in rivulet

Over 1,000 Bangladeshis, primarily Hindus, tried to cross into India in Bengal's Cooch Behar district, citing 'grave perils and torture' in their homeland. BSF personnel managed to hold the group back at the border, despite their desperation. The situation has posed new challenges for the BSF in balancing humanitarian concerns with border security.

The Times of India Kolkata's PGT doctor found dead: Parents allege rape and murder

The body of a postgraduate trainee doctor was discovered at RG Kar Medical College, Kolkata, sparking campus protests. Injuries suggested strangulation, and an investigation team was formed. The victim's family alleged rape and murder, and demanded justice. The postmortem was closely monitored, and a judicial enquiry was announced.

The Times of India 2 nations, 2 moms, 1 sentiment: ‘Woh bhi humara ladka hai... was praying for both’

The families of Pakistan's Arshad Nadeem and India's Neeraj Chopra expressed mutual respect after Arshad edged out Neeraj to win gold. Both mothers regarded the athletes as their own sons. Arshad's family even invited Neeraj to visit Pakistan, highlighting the strong bond and brotherhood shared by the two javelin competitors.

The Times of India But for my recurring groin injury, I could’ve thrown 4m further: Neeraj Chopra

Arshad Nadeem of Pakistan threw a remarkable 92.97 meters in the javelin final, challenging India's Neeraj Chopra, who managed 89.45 meters for silver. Suffering from a groin injury, Neeraj expressed concerns about his condition, hinting at potential surgery. Despite disappointment, Neeraj remains optimistic about future throws, emphasizing the importance of fitness and mindset.

The Times of India But for my recurring groin injury, I could’ve thrown 4m further: Neeraj Chopra

Arshad Nadeem of Pakistan threw a remarkable 92.97 meters in the javelin final, challenging India's Neeraj Chopra, who managed 89.45 meters for silver. Suffering from a groin injury, Neeraj expressed concerns about his condition, hinting at potential surgery. Despite disappointment, Neeraj remains optimistic about future throws, emphasizing the importance of fitness and mindset.

The Times of India Protests at Kolkata's RG Kar Medical College over PG trainee’s mysterious death

R G Kar Medical College was in turmoil following the suspicious death of a second-year post-graduate trainee. Fellow students and various groups demanded a thorough investigation, delaying the autopsy for nearly 10 hours. Protests erupted, with some claiming foul play.

The Times of India SC grants Sisodia bail, says trial yet to even commence

In a significant decision, the Supreme Court granted bail to Aam Aadmi Party leader Manish Sisodia in connection with corruption and money laundering cases. The bench emphasized that prolonged incarceration without trial would violate Sisodia’s fundamental rights. The court directed him to surrender his passport and report to officials twice a week, rejecting lower courts' previous rulings.

The Times of India Bangladesh crisis: BNP workers recall night of terror in Dhaka

BNP workers Nizamuddin Minto and Zakir Hossain were arrested in Dhaka on July 22 for aiding students with water and food during a movement. They endured torture and threats before being released on August 5 following the collapse of the Awami League government. The duo was freed along with nearly 3,400 political prisoners.

The Times of India LS records 136% productivity in Budget session

The Parliament concluded one session early, passing key legislation including the Finance Bill and Appropriation Bill for 2024. The session saw notable productivity with significant participation and minimal disruptions. The contentious Waqf Board Bill was also referred to a Joint Parliamentary Committee after opposition resistance. Speaker Om Birla highlighted the impressive productivity and engagement levels.

The Times of India Mumbai BMW hit-&-run: No alcohol found in blood sample taken after 3 days

Mihir Shah, accused in the BMW hit-and-run case killing a 45-year-old woman, showed no alcohol traces in his blood, as samples were taken three days post-accident due to his flight. On July 7, Shah, after drinking, allegedly drove and caused the accident, dragging the victim for 1.5 km before fleeing.

The Times of India Babbar Khalsa terrorist in NIA net after extradition from UAE

The National Investigation Agency (NIA) arrested Babbar Khalsa International terrorist Tarsem Singh after his extradition from the UAE. Tarsem, a key aide to pro-Khalistan terrorists, was involved in funding terror activities in India. He had been wanted for his role in the RPG attack on Punjab Police's intelligence headquarters in Mohali in 2022.

The Times of India Will junk NH projects in Punjab if law & order remains poor: Gadkari

The NHAI warned of potentially terminating eight highway projects in Punjab, worth Rs 14,288 crore, due to deteriorating law and order. The situation has reportedly worsened, with incidents of violence against construction staff. Nitin Gadkari highlighted these concerns in a letter to Punjab CM, as land acquisition issues also remain unresolved.

The Times of India Police foil terror designs on I-Day: 'IS man' sought maximum impact with ‘elbow IEDs’