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The Times of India Mumbai hijab case: Petitioner students likely to resume attending classes

The Supreme Court's stay on the hijab ban at Chembur’s NG Acharya & DK Marathe College provided relief to Muslim students. Many had begun adhering to the dress code, while others withdrew or ceased attending after the High Court’s dismissal. The college will now comply with the SC order allowing students to attend classes in hijabs or caps.

The Times of India Mumbai hijab case: Petitioner students likely to resume attending classes

The Supreme Court's stay on the hijab ban at Chembur’s NG Acharya & DK Marathe College provided relief to Muslim students. Many had begun adhering to the dress code, while others withdrew or ceased attending after the High Court’s dismissal. The college will now comply with the SC order allowing students to attend classes in hijabs or caps.

The Times of India IIT-Guwahati girl found dead in hostel room, cops suspect suicide

A second-year MTech student at IIT Guwahati, Soumya Kumar from Kanpur, allegedly died by suicide on Friday. She was found in her hostel room. According to the police, her death likely occurred the previous night or on Friday morning. Investigations are ongoing to determine the cause, with no foul play suspected so far.

The Times of India IIT-Guwahati girl found dead in hostel room, cops suspect suicide

A second-year MTech student at IIT Guwahati, Soumya Kumar from Kanpur, allegedly died by suicide on Friday. She was found in her hostel room. According to the police, her death likely occurred the previous night or on Friday morning. Investigations are ongoing to determine the cause, with no foul play suspected so far.

The Times of India Bihar cops seize 50g of radioactive ‘californium’ valued at 850cr, arrest 3

Bihar Police apprehended a three-member gang in Gopalganj and seized 50 grams of the radioactive substance californium, valued at Rs 850 crore. The suspects, caught at Balthari checkpoint, carried a falsified lab report allegedly from IIT-Madras. The material's source is under investigation. The Department of Atomic Energy is conducting tests on the confiscated substance.

The Times of India Bihar cops seize 50g of radioactive ‘californium’ valued at 850cr, arrest 3

Bihar Police apprehended a three-member gang in Gopalganj and seized 50 grams of the radioactive substance californium, valued at Rs 850 crore. The suspects, caught at Balthari checkpoint, carried a falsified lab report allegedly from IIT-Madras. The material's source is under investigation. The Department of Atomic Energy is conducting tests on the confiscated substance.

The Times of India SC stays ban on hijab by Mumbai college, but says no burqa or niqab

The Supreme Court temporarily halted a Mumbai college's directive banning hijabs, caps, and badges, but allowed the prohibition on burqas, niqabs, or stoles to remain. The decision came in response to a petition by three students. Senior advocate Madhavi Divan raised concerns about religious symbols in education, which the court agreed to review further in November.

The Times of India Cisco may cut more jobs, and likely higher than it laid off in early 2024

Cisco announced plans for another round of layoffs, potentially affecting thousands of jobs, as it shifts focus toward cybersecurity and AI amid challenges in its core business. The job cuts follow February's reduction of 4,000 employees and aim to support the company's diversification strategy through acquisitions and investments in AI product offerings.

The Times of India How Aman lost 4.6 kgs in 10 hours to be ready for bronze play-off

Aman Sehrawat weighed 61.5kg after his semifinal defeat on Thursday -- exactly 4.5 kilograms more than the permissible limit in the men's 57kg -- but in the next 10 hours, he worked tirelessly with his Indian coaches to lose 4.6kg.

The Times of India SC bins PIL against Amritpal’s poll win

The Supreme Court declined to address a PIL challenging radical preacher Amritpal Singh's election as Lok Sabha MP from Khadoor Sahib. The petitioner claimed Singh didn't show allegiance to the Constitution. The bench advised filing an election petition instead. Singh, leader of 'Waris Punjab De', was granted parole on July 5 to take his oath.

The Times of India SC extends till November stay on Eidgah mosque survey

The Supreme Court extended its stay on the Allahabad High Court's order to inspect and survey the Shahi Eidgah mosque in Mathura near Krishna Janambhoomi until November. The stay was granted due to the vague nature of the commission application. The High Court can still continue hearing the civil suit regarding the Krishna Janmabhoomi-Shahi Idgah Mosque dispute.

The Times of India EWS quota in private schools a must: Supreme Court

The Supreme Court upheld a Bombay High Court ruling that voided a Maharashtra notification exempting private schools from reserving 25% of seats for underprivileged students. The Court emphasized the right of poor children to access quality education in private schools. The decision was aimed at promoting inclusivity and providing holistic educational opportunities for economically weaker sections.

The Times of India 3 employees of IT company held in UP nursing exam paper leak case

Sitapur Police arrested four individuals in connection with the nursing recruitment examination paper leak. Three accused were employees of the IT company responsible for the exam, and the fourth was their aide. The suspects tampered with the server to leak the paper. Legal action is underway under the Uttar Pradesh Public Examinations Ordinance-2024.

The Times of India 3 employees of IT company held in UP nursing exam paper leak case

Sitapur Police arrested four individuals in connection with the nursing recruitment examination paper leak. Three accused were employees of the IT company responsible for the exam, and the fourth was their aide. The suspects tampered with the server to leak the paper. Legal action is underway under the Uttar Pradesh Public Examinations Ordinance-2024.

The Times of India Cops nab ‘woman hater’ for killing 9 in 14 months

Kuldeep Gangwar was arrested after being identified as the perpetrator behind the brutal killings of nine women in Bareilly over 14 months. Gangwar, described as a woman hater with a traumatised past, strangulated victims with saris and disposed of their bodies in sugarcane fields. His troubled upbringing and substance abuse were noted as contributing factors.