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The Times of India Raigad boy, 16, ‘shoots self’ using dad’s rifle
A 16-year-old boy, Suyash Nagarkar, allegedly shot himself in the head with his father's licenced rifle at their home in Mahad, Raigad. His parents, who were downstairs at the time, found him in a pool of blood. Despite rushing him to the hospital, he was declared dead. Nagarkar had recently shown signs of being disturbed.
The Times of India Raigad boy, 16, ‘shoots self’ using dad’s rifle
A 16-year-old boy, Suyash Nagarkar, allegedly shot himself in the head with his father's licenced rifle at their home in Mahad, Raigad. His parents, who were downstairs at the time, found him in a pool of blood. Despite rushing him to the hospital, he was declared dead. Nagarkar had recently shown signs of being disturbed.
The Times of India CoBRA SI hurt in Maoist blast in Jharkhand
The Times of India CBI arrests ED assistant director for accepting Rs 20 lakh bribe
CBI arrested an assistant director of the Enforcement Directorate, Sandeep Singh, for accepting a bribe of Rs 20 lakh. The arrest followed a joint operation involving raids at his office and residence. Singh was suspended and faces money laundering charges after allegedly extorting money from a jeweller. He misrepresented himself as the case's investigating officer.
The Times of India CBI arrests ED assistant director for accepting Rs 20 lakh bribe
CBI arrested an assistant director of the Enforcement Directorate, Sandeep Singh, for accepting a bribe of Rs 20 lakh. The arrest followed a joint operation involving raids at his office and residence. Singh was suspended and faces money laundering charges after allegedly extorting money from a jeweller. He misrepresented himself as the case's investigating officer.
The Times of India 3 school kids bring knife to ‘attack’ teacher, held
The Times of India 3 school kids bring knife to ‘attack’ teacher, held
The Times of India Neeraj Chopra is excellence personified: PM Modi
Gold eluded defending champion Neeraj Chopra as he signed off with a silver in the Olympics men's javelin throw event, while Pakistan's Arshad Nadeem bossed the field with a new Games record of 92.97m in Paris on Thursday. The 26-year-old Chopra, who has never lost to Nadeem in their earlier 10 meetings, took the silver with his second round throw of 89.45m. He had won gold in Tokyo with a throw of 87.58m three years ago.
The Times of India Conversions in UP: 835 cases registered, 1,682 arrested in 4 years
Since 2020, the Uttar Pradesh Prohibition of Unlawful Conversion of Religion Act has seen 835 registered cases and 1,682 arrests. The Ghaziabad commissionerate and districts such as Saharanpur recorded the highest actions. Senior officers monitor the probes. Convictions have been achieved in four cases, with ongoing investigations and trials for others.
The Times of India Conversions in UP: 835 cases registered, 1,682 arrested in 4 years
Since 2020, the Uttar Pradesh Prohibition of Unlawful Conversion of Religion Act has seen 835 registered cases and 1,682 arrests. The Ghaziabad commissionerate and districts such as Saharanpur recorded the highest actions. Senior officers monitor the probes. Convictions have been achieved in four cases, with ongoing investigations and trials for others.
The Times of India Autopsy report reveals 4 holes in skull of tiger, raises MP poaching fears
The Times of India Autopsy report reveals 4 holes in skull of tiger, raises MP poaching fears
The Times of India India calls for restraint, de-escalation in West Asia
The Times of India How 'Titli Kabutar' has become latest headache for Delhi's cops
Delhi Police encountered a new challenge involving satta rackets known as 'Titli Kabootar' games. Recently, two modules were busted in central Delhi, leading to 24 arrests and the seizure of cash and other items. These betting games, reminiscent of roulette, cheat players out of their money and are often linked to dangerous criminals who exploit them for funding their networks.
The Times of India ‘Jai Hind’ to replace ‘good morning’ in Haryana schools from Aug 15
From August 15, Haryana students began greeting each other with 'Jai Hind' instead of 'Good Morning'. The state government implemented this change to foster patriotism and national pride. The greeting, introduced by Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose, aims to inspire national unity and remind students of their identity as Indians.
