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The Times of India CBI files first chargesheet in NEET exam paper leak case, lists 13 accused
The Times of India 'Right to equality guarantees factual not formal equality': Supreme Court
The Supreme Court ruled that the fundamental right to equality mandates factual, not formal equality. Chief Justice Chandrachud's judgement allowed states to create sub-classifications within Scheduled Castes for quotas, provided classifications are based on real, pertinent differences and have a rational relation to the law's purpose. Sub-classifications must not breach Article 14.
The Times of India UNGA chief praises India for big strides in helping farmers
UN General Assembly chief Dennis Francis praised India's efforts in reducing poverty and aiding farmers through digitalisation. He noted that India lifted 800 million people out of poverty over the past 5-6 years by utilizing smartphones. Francis highlighted the significant role of digital tools in helping rural farmers conduct transactions and emphasized the ongoing global digital divide.
The Times of India How some companies manipulated the H-1B visa lottery
Every April, the US holds a lottery that impacts many lives, awarding approximately 85,000 H-1B visas to highly-skilled workers. However, with increasing applications, the chances of securing a visa have decreased. Recent data from Bloomberg News uncovered that some companies have exploited the system, gaining an unfair advantage over others who follow the rules.
The Times of India Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh killed in Tehran: Could Iranians have been involved?
The assassination of Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh in Tehran on Wednesday, coupled with the killing of a high-ranking Hezbollah commander near Beirut by an Israeli strike on Tuesday, has escalated tensions in the region. As a result, there is a heightened risk of the conflict spreading further, involving Israel, Iran, and their respective proxy forces.
The Times of India 'I will take a call when...': Dhoni on his IPL future
MS Dhoni remains non-committal about his participation in the 2025 IPL, citing the need to wait for finalized player retention rules before making a decision. He emphasized that his choice would be in the team's best interest. Dhoni also praised Jasprit Bumrah as his favourite bowler, highlighting Bumrah's impact during India's T20 World Cup win. However, he refrained from naming a favourite batsman, noting the depth of talent in India's lineup and focusing on the team's overall success.
The Times of India Lakshya Sen storms into men's singles quarters
Lakshya Sen, a rising star in Indian badminton, secured a resounding victory against his fellow countryman HS Prannoy, advancing to the quarterfinals of the Olympic badminton tournament in Paris on Thursday. The 22-year-old sensation from Almora displayed his prowess on the court, winning in straight games with a score of 21-12, 21-6. Sen's impressive performance lasted a mere 39 minutes, showcasing his dominance over the world no. 13 Prannoy.
The Times of India Top 5 entertainment news of the day
Stay updated with today’s top entertainment news! From Tara Sutaria's relationship with Arunoday Singh to Aamir Khan's singing lessons, and rumors of Diljit Dosanjh joining Border 2, plus Kartik Aaryan’s reason for keeping his debut film a secret and Samantha Ruth Prabhu’s unique experience working with Varun Dhawan on Citadel.
The Times of India Middle-East tensions: Airlines, including AI, cancel Tel Aviv flights
Increased tensions between Iran and Israel caused airlines to suspend flights. Air India canceled its Delhi-Tel Aviv service for Thursday, with the next flight planned for Sunday. SWISS suspended flights to Tel Aviv and Beirut until August 8 and 12 respectively, ensuring the safety of passengers and crew remains the top priority.
The Times of India In big win for Biden, Russia to free US journalist in prisoner swap: Reports
Russia agreed to release Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich and former US Marine Paul Whelan through a substantial prisoner exchange with the United States. Both individuals were being transported to locations beyond Russian borders. While official confirmation is pending, media outlets speculated that Gershkovich could arrive in the United States by Thursday.
The Times of India Netanyahu keeps his vow as Israel eliminates key Oct 7 masterminds
On October 26, 19 days after the Oct 7 massacre, Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu had vowed that “all Hamas members are dead men walking”. Before launching a massive grand incursion, head vowed that the two main goals of the war were to eliminate Hamas’ “military and governance capabilities and to do everything possible to get our captives home”.
The Times of India Ex-minister KTR Rao, BRS MLAs evicted from T'gana assembly by marshals
