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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.
The Times of India Banker ‘plotted’ murder for Rs 90 lakh FD
An 82-year-old retired BSNL engineer in Kerala’s Kollam was killed in a hit-and-run allegedly orchestrated by a local bank manager and four others. The suspects, aiming to claim a Rs 90-lakh FD, were arrested and remanded in judicial custody. The murder was revealed after police reviewed crash footage, leading to revelations of a wider conspiracy.
The Times of India Banker ‘plotted’ murder for Rs 90 lakh FD
An 82-year-old retired BSNL engineer in Kerala’s Kollam was killed in a hit-and-run allegedly orchestrated by a local bank manager and four others. The suspects, aiming to claim a Rs 90-lakh FD, were arrested and remanded in judicial custody. The murder was revealed after police reviewed crash footage, leading to revelations of a wider conspiracy.
The Times of India Odisha plans India’s 1st university for the blind
India's first international university for the blind was set to be established in Odisha, named after Bhima Bhoi, a blind poet and social reformer. The university would include a technology centre of excellence and schools for higher education, accessible residential facilities, and vocational courses.
The Times of India ASI statement sparks mandir-masjid row
A new controversy arose in Madhya Pradesh over the ancient Vijay Surya Mandir in Vidisha, managed by the ASI. Hindu groups sought permission to hold puja inside the site on August 9, but ASI cited a 1951 notification classifying it as the 'Bijamandal Mosque.' The permission was denied, causing outrage among Hindu groups.
The Times of India ASI statement sparks mandir-masjid row
A new controversy arose in Madhya Pradesh over the ancient Vijay Surya Mandir in Vidisha, managed by the ASI. Hindu groups sought permission to hold puja inside the site on August 9, but ASI cited a 1951 notification classifying it as the 'Bijamandal Mosque.' The permission was denied, causing outrage among Hindu groups.
The Times of India Pune business family’s Mumbai mansion buy sets tongues wagging
Industrialist Yohan Poonawalla and his wife Michelle announced the acquisition of a mansion in south Mumbai's exclusive Cuffe Parade area. The property, believed to be Taraporewala Mansion, spans 30,000 square feet and will be transformed into Poonawalla Mansion. Michelle's art collection and Yohan's automobile collection will be showcased there, adding to their assets from Pune.
The Times of India Pune business family’s Mumbai mansion buy sets tongues wagging
Industrialist Yohan Poonawalla and his wife Michelle announced the acquisition of a mansion in south Mumbai's exclusive Cuffe Parade area. The property, believed to be Taraporewala Mansion, spans 30,000 square feet and will be transformed into Poonawalla Mansion. Michelle's art collection and Yohan's automobile collection will be showcased there, adding to their assets from Pune.
The Times of India Govt set to have Rajya Sabha numbers for waqf bill in Nov-Dec sitting
The government was expected to comfortably pass the Waqf (Amendment) Bill in the Rajya Sabha in the next session, as the NDA projected having adequate numbers. Upcoming wins and filling four vacant nominated seats would help meet the majority mark. Congress was also set to retain its leader of opposition status with gains in Telangana.
The Times of India Telecom regulatory body has 'ban warning' for companies
The Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) took strong measures against spam calls, mandating telecom operators to disconnect and blacklist entities misusing bulk connections. TRAI requires blocking unverified URLs or APKs in messages from September 2024.
The Times of India Neeraj bags silver for second successive Olympic medal; Pak's Nadeem clinches gold
With this silver, Neeraj Chopra became the fourth Indian athlete to clinch two Olympic medals in individual sport. Shuttler PV Sindhu (one silver, one bronze), wrestler Sushil Kumar (one silver, one bronze) and shooter Manu Bhaker (two bronze) have won two Olympic medals each post Independence. ​Pakistan's Arshad Nadeem came up with a sensational record Olympic throw of 92.97 metres in his second attempt to dethrone defending champion Neeraj.
The Times of India Drunk woman hurls liquor bottle as bus fails to stop, throws snake at conductor
A woman reportedly in an inebriated state attacked a TGSRTC bus with a liquor bottle in Hyderabad when it did not stop for her in Vidya Nagar, damaging its rear windshield. She then threw a snake at the conductor. TGSRTC MD VC Sajjanar condemned the act and assured strict action. Nallakunta police registered a case against her.
The Times of India Bengaluru bike-taxi rider changes route and molests woman
A Rapido bike-taxi captain allegedly harassed a woman in her 20s in Bengaluru. The incident occurred when Biswajit Nath deviated from the main route, claiming waterlogging. After stopping in an isolated area, he inappropriately touched her and demanded cooperation. Later, he stole her phone and cash.
The Times of India Man chokes minor sister on busy road in Meerut, locals shoot videos
In Nangla Shekhu village, Meerut, a 26-year-old man was arrested for allegedly strangling his 17-year-old sister in public after a heated argument over her intent to marry a man from another religion. The incident followed her elopement and the lover's recent bail. Villagers captured the crime on video. Police have filed an FIR against the accused.
The Times of India Hockey India announces cash prize for Olympics bronze medal
Hockey India announced a financial reward for the national men's hockey team after their bronze medal win at the Olympic Games. Each player will receive Rs 15 lakh, while the support staff will get Rs 7.5 lakh each. The team secured their second consecutive Olympic bronze by defeating Spain 2-1, marking a significant achievement in India's hockey history. This victory also honoured the final international appearance of veteran goalkeeper PR Sreejesh. Hockey India's reward underscores their commitment to promoting excellence in the sport.
