The Times of India Crimes against women in Assam linked to land grab, says Himanta

Assam CM Himanta Biswa Sarma linked crimes against women to a strategy of land displacement following a gang rape of a student in Nagaon, triggering protests against Bangladeshi immigrants. Sarma suggested the crime relates to the 2024 Lok Sabha elections, hinting at political motivations and emerging community tensions. Protests continue as arrests are demanded.

The Times of India Making India drug-free by 2047 now every citizen's vow: Amit Shah

Prime Minister Modi's vision for a drug-free India is gaining momentum, highlighted by Union Home Minister Amit Shah's call for a relentless crackdown on narcotics. Shah emphasized the threat posed by drug trafficking to national security and the economy, urging for property seizures of drug dealers and greater awareness to combat this menace effectively.

The Times of India Posters target 'north Bengal' lobby for West Bengal healthcare mess

Posters in Kolkata allege the existence of a 'health syndicate' involving the North Bengal lobby and RG Kar Medical College's former principal Sandip Ghosh, who is under investigation. The syndicate is said to control the health department, manipulating transfers and promotions. Doctors' unions and health officials are concerned about its influence and are seeking justice for the murdered doctor.

The Times of India ITC woos 45+ with new food range

ITC Foods targeted the 45+ age group with healthier food options, including upma, oats, cookies, and atta with natural ingredients. This strategy aligned with ITC's broader plan for future-ready portfolios called ITC Next. The aim was to capture a market with significant spending power and encourage premiumisation as disposable incomes rise.

The Times of India Anil Ambani reviews legal options against Sebi order

Anil Ambani, banned by Sebi for five years over fund diversion charges, is reviewing legal options. He plans to appeal Sebi’s August 22 order relating to Reliance Home Finance, now owned by Authum Investment. Ambani stepped down from Reliance Infrastructure and Reliance Power boards following a February 2022 interim order. A fine of Rs 25 crore was also imposed.

The Times of India Bullets fly in south Delhi pub over sitting arrangement, one held

The Times of India No fuel or GPS: Telangana-based colleague die in Saudi desert

A 27-year-old man from Telangana and his Sudanese colleague died of dehydration in Saudi Arabia's Rub' al Khali desert. They got stranded when their GPS signal failed, their mobile batteries died, and their vehicle ran out of fuel. Both were telecommunications professionals repairing a cellular tower in the region on Aug 19.

The Times of India No fuel or GPS: Telangana-based colleague die in Saudi desert

A 27-year-old man from Telangana and his Sudanese colleague died of dehydration in Saudi Arabia's Rub' al Khali desert. They got stranded when their GPS signal failed, their mobile batteries died, and their vehicle ran out of fuel. Both were telecommunications professionals repairing a cellular tower in the region on Aug 19.

The Times of India Youths without political background keen to take the plunge: PM

Prime Minister Narendra Modi expressed satisfaction in his 'Mann Ki Baat' address over the large response from youth interested in politics despite lacking a political background. He stressed that new talents can strengthen democracy and recalled India's freedom movement for inspiration. Modi highlighted successful initiatives like 'Har Ghar Tiranga' and called for collective effort towards a developed India.

The Times of India Youths without political background keen to take the plunge: PM

Prime Minister Narendra Modi expressed satisfaction in his 'Mann Ki Baat' address over the large response from youth interested in politics despite lacking a political background. He stressed that new talents can strengthen democracy and recalled India's freedom movement for inspiration. Modi highlighted successful initiatives like 'Har Ghar Tiranga' and called for collective effort towards a developed India.

The Times of India Malayalam filmmaker, actor quit posts over sexual abuse charges

Ranjith, the Kerala Chalachitra Academy chairman, and actor Siddique, AMMA general secretary, resigned from their posts after facing sexual harassment allegations. The Kerala government has initiated a police special team to investigate charges made by women in cinema. Both Ranjith and Siddique have denied the accusations and decided to step down from their roles.

The Times of India Malayalam filmmaker, actor quit posts over sexual abuse charges

Ranjith, the Kerala Chalachitra Academy chairman, and actor Siddique, AMMA general secretary, resigned from their posts after facing sexual harassment allegations. The Kerala government has initiated a police special team to investigate charges made by women in cinema. Both Ranjith and Siddique have denied the accusations and decided to step down from their roles.

The Times of India SI on CM Yogi's bandobust dies as branch falls

A 58-year-old sub-inspector, posted for security during Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath's visit to Ghaziabad, died after a eucalyptus tree branch fell on him. Harishchandra Sharma succumbed to injuries the following day. His family will receive full pension and one member will get a job. His elder brother had similarly died in 2019.

The Times of India SI on CM Yogi's bandobust dies as branch falls

A 58-year-old sub-inspector, posted for security during Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath's visit to Ghaziabad, died after a eucalyptus tree branch fell on him. Harishchandra Sharma succumbed to injuries the following day. His family will receive full pension and one member will get a job. His elder brother had similarly died in 2019.

The Times of India Maharashtra becomes 1st state to offer UPS to employees

The Maharashtra government announced a switch to the Unified Pension Scheme (UPS) for state employees just a day after the Union cabinet approved it. UPS offers 50% of the average salary from the last 12 months as a pension, benefiting 23 lakh central employees and potentially 90 lakh if fully adopted by all states.