The Times of India ‘Hasina regime cops gave us 2 choices: Help arrest protesters or be shot dead’

Bangladesh Nationalist Party workers Nizamuddin Minto and Zakir Hossain were arrested and later released when the Awami League government collapsed in Dhaka. They endured severe torture and threats while detained, as authorities sought information about the protesters. Following the government's downfall, prison cells erupted in cheers, and both men were freed.

The Times of India ‘Hasina regime cops gave us 2 choices: Help arrest protesters or be shot dead’

Bangladesh Nationalist Party workers Nizamuddin Minto and Zakir Hossain were arrested and later released when the Awami League government collapsed in Dhaka. They endured severe torture and threats while detained, as authorities sought information about the protesters. Following the government's downfall, prison cells erupted in cheers, and both men were freed.

The Times of India Will give blood again but won’t leave country, say Bangladesh Hindus

Hundreds of Bangladeshi Hindus protested in Dhaka against violence targeting their community following Sheikh Hasina's exit as prime minister on August 5. They urged for safety measures, a minority protection commission, and legislative action. Protesters criticized civil society's inaction and called for parliamentary seat reservations for minorities, expressing concerns to interim leader Muhammad Yunus.

The Times of India Extend cutoff date of CAA: East Pakistan refugees’ group

An association of refugees from former East Pakistan, now Bangladesh, urged Prime Minister Narendra Modi to extend the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) cut-off date from December 31, 2014, to 2024. This appeal aimed to help Hindus escaping persecution in Bangladesh given the current crisis. The organization requested a simplified citizenship process using affidavits instead of extensive documentation.

The Times of India BJP slams Cong: ‘Vocal about Gaza, mum on Bangladesh Hindus’

The BJP criticized Congress for not addressing the violence against Hindus in Bangladesh while speaking out on issues in Gaza. Anurag Thakur highlighted the difference in Congress's reactions, noting that PM Modi had emphasized the safety of religious minorities. While Priyanka Gandhi condemned Israel's actions in Gaza, the BJP accused Congress of hypocrisy.

The Times of India Bangladesh foreign policy adviser holds mixed views on India

Touhid Hossain, the new foreign policy adviser of Bangladesh, stated that Dhaka will balance relationships with major powers and prioritize law and order. Hossain, who served as foreign secretary, highlighted India's indifferent stance towards Bangladesh's demands, like the Teesta river water sharing. He emphasized mending ties with Western countries while maintaining good relations with India, Russia, and China.

The Times of India Dhankhar’s spat with Jaya sets off clash in Rajya Sabha, opposition walks out

Rajya Sabha experienced a heated debate when BJP MP Ghanshyam Tiwari's comments on opposition leader Mallikarjun Kharge caused a clash between Chairman Jagdeep Dhankhar and SP MP Jaya Bachchan. Bachchan criticized Dhankhar's tone, leading him to accuse the opposition of attempting to destabilize the House. The opposition walked out, and NDA MPs demanded an apology from Bachchan.

The Times of India Plaint against Sidda in Muda case: Court reserves orders

The Times of India Madras HC orders YouTuber’s release

The Times of India Ram Rahim parole Haryana’s call: High court

The Times of India King Charles' message amid far-right riots; 741 arrested, 302 charged, says UK police

King Charles has called for mutual respect and understanding following far-right riots in the UK targeting Muslims and migrants. The king thanked police and emergency services for their efforts. Over 700 arrests have been made, with charges filed against 302 individuals. Authorities remain on high alert for potential further unrest.

The Times of India 3 students reach Kanpur school in hijab, denied entry for violation of dress code

Three Class 12 students of a Kanpur school created a situation by refusing to remove their hijabs despite the school's dress code policy. After interventions by teachers and the principal, a compromise was reached where the girls could wear the hijab until entering the campus but had to remove it once inside.

The Times of India Being young and unmarried can’t be reason to deny furlough, rules court

The Nagpur bench of the Bombay high court ruled that convicts could not be denied furlough or parole based solely on their youth and unmarried status. The court directed Nagpur jail officials to reconsider the case of a murder convict whose furlough was denied, stating the assumption he might abscond was baseless and unfair.

The Times of India PGT woman doctor found ‘murdered’ in Kolkata government hospital

The body of a second-year female post-graduate trainee doctor, specializing in respiratory medicine at RG Kar Medical College, was discovered in a seminar hall on Friday morning, sparking outrage on the campus. A judicial inquest revealed signs of severe physical assault, including genital injuries and a broken collarbone, suggesting strangulation. Police have launched an investigation into the murder.

The Times of India PGT woman doctor found ‘murdered’ in Kolkata government hospital

The body of a second-year female post-graduate trainee doctor, specializing in respiratory medicine at RG Kar Medical College, was discovered in a seminar hall on Friday morning, sparking outrage on the campus. A judicial inquest revealed signs of severe physical assault, including genital injuries and a broken collarbone, suggesting strangulation. Police have launched an investigation into the murder.