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The Times of India India, China discuss situation along LAC to find resolutions
India and China discussed the situation along the Line of Actual Control, agreeing to maintain peace in the border regions. They engaged in a forward-looking exchange to narrow differences and resolve outstanding issues. Both sides decided to intensify diplomatic and military contacts, guided by recent meetings of their foreign ministers.
The Times of India Paralympics: Armless archer Sheetal surpasses WR in ranking round
Indian para-athlete Sheetal Devi qualified directly for the round of 16 at the Paris Paralympics in the women's individual compound open archery event with a score of 703 in the ranking round. Though Turkey's Oznur Girdi Cure set a higher record, Devi's achievements and inspiring background reflect her remarkable journey, including records at the 2022 Asian Para Games.
The Times of India 'Hindu-Muslim issues hard realities,' says Sarma; Assam oppn seeks CM's dismissal
Assam CM Himanta Biswa Sarma alleged the opposition blocked indigenous Hindu MLAs from speaking during a debate on The Assam Land and Revenue Regulation Bill, which he termed essential for the Assamese community's survival. Opposition leaders demanded his dismissal, citing divisive rhetoric. The opposition parties claimed that over the past two years, CM Sarma has made several provocative statements, including on the floor of the assembly, targeting the Muslim community.
The Times of India Canada ends in-country work permit application for visitors
The IRCC has discontinued its 'temporary' policy that let visitors apply for work permits while in Canada as of August 28. Introduced in August 2020 due to COVID-19, this policy was supposed to end in 2025. The change aims to reduce immigrant numbers ahead of upcoming costs and an election.
The Times of India Now, Akasa gets DGCA notice over crew training norms’ 'violations'
The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) has issued a show cause notice to Akasa Airlines for multiple regulatory violations. Identified during a recent review, the breaches involve non-compliance with civil aviation training and licensing requirements. The DGCA's audit found inadequacies in training standards and operational readiness. Akasa Airlines has seven days to respond to the notice.
The Times of India 'Feudal sultans of the so-called secular ... ': BJP's Naqvi wants Muslims to choose BJP
Mukhtar Abbas Naqvi, a senior BJP leader, criticized the opposition for turning minorities against the BJP and urged Muslims to support the party. Speaking at a BJP Minority Morcha Membership Drive Workshop, he commended Modi and Adityanath for their leadership and discussed the Waqf Amendment Bill's impact on constitutional hierarchy.
The Times of India Will Putin be arrested next week? Mongolia visit under scanner
Russian President Putin is set to visit Mongolia in September 2024 to mark the 85th anniversary of the joint Soviet-Mongolian victory over Japan. Notably, Mongolia is an ICC member, and Putin faces an ICC arrest warrant for alleged war crimes related to the deportation of Ukrainian children, making this visit geopolitically significant.
The Times of India Jharkhand to give police job to families of Agniveers killed on duty
Jharkhand CM Hemant Soren has announced that the state will induct family members of Agniveers who die on duty into the state police force. This initiative makes Jharkhand the first non-BJP-ruled state to support the Agnipath scheme, which the central government says aims to maintain a youthful and fit armed forces.
The Times of India 3 frantic calls: How parents of Kolkata doc were informed of their daughter's death
After a doctor's body was discovered in RG Kar Medical College, Kolkata, it was initially reported as a suicide but later found to be a case of rape and murder. The family received vague calls about her condition. This tragic incident has prompted widespread protests and an ongoing CBI investigation.
The Times of India USCIS announces key OPT policy changes announced for international STEM students
USCIS has revised its guidelines for international STEM students, enabling limited online courses to meet study requirements and confirming that associate degrees can qualify for OPT. The new policy clarifies transfers between SEVP-certified institutions and outlines the 60-day grace period post-OPT for transitions and applications.
The Times of India Trump & Co sink to new low with ugly sexual slurs against Kamala
Former President Donald Trump amplified another sexist slur against Kamala Harris on social media. His followers continue similar attacks amid Harris gaining in battleground state polls. Political pundits note Trump’s misogynistic history is driving away female voters, potentially impacting his election chances. Trump often denies unfavorable poll results.
The Times of India DGCA puts cash-strapped SpiceJet under 'enhanced surveillance'; What it means
SpiceJet is now under enhanced surveillance by the DGCA after a special audit on August 7 & 8, 2024, revealed deficiencies in the airline's engineering. This heightened scrutiny comes amid reports of financial stress and flight cancellations, with increased spot checks and night surveillance planned for ensuring operational safety.
The Times of India DGCA puts cash-strapped SpiceJet under 'enhanced surveillance'
SpiceJet is now under enhanced surveillance by the DGCA after a special audit on August 7 & 8, 2024, revealed deficiencies in the airline's engineering. This heightened scrutiny comes amid reports of financial stress and flight cancellations, with increased spot checks and night surveillance planned for ensuring operational safety.
The Times of India 'Most elevated achievement': Mamata, Mahua's sarcastic greetings for new ICC chief Jay Shah
Mamata Banerjee and Mahua Moitra sarcastically congratulated Amit Shah on his son Jay Shah’s election as ICC chairman. Jay Shah, the fifth Indian to achieve this position, will begin his tenure at ICC headquarters in Dubai on December 1. His appointment has sparked widespread reactions.
The Times of India US senator 'demands answers' from Intel CEO on 15k job cuts: 'What is it trying to achieve'
A US senator demands answers from Intel’s CEO about plans to lay off over 15,000 employees despite nearly $20 billion in government subsidies for chip production. Senator Rick Scott seeks clarity on the US job impact and Intel’s investment plans. Intel aims to cut costs by $10 billion in 2025.
