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The Times of India HC to Jharkhand: Take action against illegal Bangladesh migrants
Jharkhand High Court directed the state government to take immediate action against illegal Bangladeshi immigrants entering through Santhal Parganas, citing political instability in Bangladesh. The court suggested sudden inspections of Aadhaar and voter ID cards to identify bona fide residents. The case, involving several high-level agencies, will be heard next on August 22.
The Times of India Will be tough to cooperate with India if it helps our enemy Hasina: BNP
The Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) expressed its displeasure with India for hosting ousted Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina. BNP leader Gayeshwar Roy criticized India's support for Hasina, and refuted claims that BNP is anti-Hindu or harbors terrorist elements. Roy emphasized BNP's commitment to individual rights and discussed the party's strategic ties with Jamaat-e-Islami and support for a non-political interim government.
The Times of India ‘Opposition crossing all limits’, says irked Dhankhar, leaves House
Rajya Sabha Chairperson Jagdeep Dhankhar left a session after a dispute with opposition over wrestler Vinesh Phogat's disqualification from the Olympics. Dhankhar accused the opposition of creating disorder and disrespecting the Chair. Leader of the House J P Nadda and Dhankhar condemned opposition's behavior. A meeting of floor leaders was called to address the issue.
The Times of India Waqf bill bats for deprived Muslims: Govt
Union minority affairs minister Kiren Rijiju defended the Waqf (Amendment) Bill against opposition criticism, stating it aimed to provide justice to all Muslim communities and was not anti-Muslim. He argued it updated archaic provisions. Opposition leaders claimed it violated constitutional rights and was driven by electoral motives for upcoming state elections.
The Times of India Man convicted of wife’s murder on testimony of 12-year-old daughter
In a quick trial, a court in Sultanpur found a man guilty of murdering his wife, largely due to his daughter's statement. The man strangled his wife in their SUV on the Purvanchal Expressway and attempted to harm his children when police intervened. The sentencing will be on August 12.
The Times of India Noida school stirs row with ‘no non-veg in tiffin’ circular
Delhi Public School in Noida sent a circular requesting parents not to send non-vegetarian food in students' lunch boxes, citing health and inclusivity concerns. The circular sparked criticism from parents and students, who argued it interfered with dietary practices.
The Times of India HC calls out ‘ghost’ FIR filed in UP 3 years after complainant’s death
The Allahabad High Court encountered a peculiar case involving a deceased individual who allegedly lodged an FIR and signed documents years after his death. The court quashed the proceedings and called for an investigation into the investigating officer's conduct.
The Times of India HC calls out ‘ghost’ FIR filed in UP 3 years after complainant’s death
The Allahabad High Court encountered a peculiar case involving a deceased individual who allegedly lodged an FIR and signed documents years after his death. The court quashed the proceedings and called for an investigation into the investigating officer's conduct.
The Times of India Woman gets 20-year rigorous imprisonment for 2016 kidnap, gang-rape of Dalit girl in UP village
In a significant ruling, an additional district and sessions judge sentenced a man to life imprisonment and two others to 20 years under the SC/ST Act for the 2016 kidnapping and gang rape of a Dalit girl in Amroha, UP. Despite initial lapses, police registered the case, leading to the arrests and convictions.
The Times of India Woman gets 20-year rigorous imprisonment for 2016 kidnap, gang-rape of Dalit girl in UP village
In a significant ruling, an additional district and sessions judge sentenced a man to life imprisonment and two others to 20 years under the SC/ST Act for the 2016 kidnapping and gang rape of a Dalit girl in Amroha, UP. Despite initial lapses, police registered the case, leading to the arrests and convictions.
The Times of India 13-year-old girl swallows pin, docs retrieve it from her lung
A 13-year-old girl from Rajapur, Maharashtra, narrowly survived after inadvertently swallowing a pin while attempting to fix her scarf. Doctors initially couldn't locate the pin via an endoscopic procedure, leading to suspicions it was in her lungs. Pulmonologist Dr Shahid Patel confirmed its presence in the left lung, and it was safely removed through a bronchoscopic procedure.
The Times of India 13-year-old girl swallows pin, docs retrieve it from her lung
A 13-year-old girl from Rajapur, Maharashtra, narrowly survived after inadvertently swallowing a pin while attempting to fix her scarf. Doctors initially couldn't locate the pin via an endoscopic procedure, leading to suspicions it was in her lungs. Pulmonologist Dr Shahid Patel confirmed its presence in the left lung, and it was safely removed through a bronchoscopic procedure.
The Times of India Haryana selects tainted official for govt jobs panel
A chargesheeted officer, Vatsal Vashisht, involved in the 2001 HCS recruitment scam, was appointed as Officer on Special Duty in Haryana Staff Selection Commission. Vashisht, currently serving as Secretary of Haryana Right to Service Commission, was implicated by the anti-corruption bureau. He was found to have been awarded additional marks illegitimately, making him eligible for the post.
The Times of India Haryana selects tainted official for govt jobs panel
A chargesheeted officer, Vatsal Vashisht, involved in the 2001 HCS recruitment scam, was appointed as Officer on Special Duty in Haryana Staff Selection Commission. Vashisht, currently serving as Secretary of Haryana Right to Service Commission, was implicated by the anti-corruption bureau. He was found to have been awarded additional marks illegitimately, making him eligible for the post.
The Times of India Bodies of 3 Hmar men bore bruises, says autopsy report, fuels ‘fake encounter’ buzz
Postmortem reports of three Hmar individuals, whom Assam Police claimed were militants killed in a crossfire, revealed signs of blunt force trauma along with bullet marks. This has led to suspicions of a fake encounter. The families, alleging torture and extrajudicial killing, filed for a CBI inquiry. The case is set for a hearing on September 10.
