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The Times of India Need to further empower women to fulfil Viksit Bharat dreams: PM Modi

Prime Minister Narendra Modi underscored the importance of stern action against crimes targeting women, urging state governments to ensure strict punishment for offenders and those protecting them. Emphasizing the need for women's safety and empowerment, PM Modi discussed new legal provisions and government initiatives aimed at financial stability for women and overall societal progress.

The Times of India Five AAP councillors join BJP ahead of MCD panel poll

Five Aam Aadmi Party councillors in New Delhi's Municipal Corporation defected to the Bharatiya Janata Party, potentially shifting the balance of power ahead of upcoming standing committee elections. The councillors cited lack of power and support in their former party as reasons for the switch. BJP leaders welcomed the move, highlighting it as a testament to effective governance.

The Times of India Five AAP councillors join BJP ahead of MCD panel poll

Five Aam Aadmi Party councillors in New Delhi's Municipal Corporation defected to the Bharatiya Janata Party, potentially shifting the balance of power ahead of upcoming standing committee elections. The councillors cited lack of power and support in their former party as reasons for the switch. BJP leaders welcomed the move, highlighting it as a testament to effective governance.

The Times of India Cow slaughter suspect 'drowns in pond' in bid to escape: Cops

A 24-year-old man suspected of cow slaughter in Uttarakhand's Haridwar allegedly drowned while evading arrest by a local police cattle protection squad. His body was retrieved the next day, leading to protests and accusations of police brutality. An investigation into the incident has been initiated following a complaint from the victim's family.

The Times of India CBI raids house of RG Kar ex-principal, Ghosh let team enter after 70 mins

The CBI commenced its investigation into alleged corruption at Kolkata's RG Kar hospital with raids at 14 locations, including the home of former principal Sandip Ghosh. The searches, which targeted health department officials and vendors, led to extensive interrogations. Ghosh and other officials were questioned, and the agency collected substantial evidence during the operation.

The Times of India Kolkata rape-murder: CBI raids house of RG Kar ex-principal, Ghosh let team enter after 70 mins

The CBI commenced its investigation into alleged corruption at Kolkata's RG Kar hospital with raids at 14 locations, including the home of former principal Sandip Ghosh. The searches, which targeted health department officials and vendors, led to extensive interrogations. Ghosh and other officials were questioned, and the agency collected substantial evidence during the operation.

The Times of India Israel strikes Lebanon, Hezbollah hits back

Israel launched a preemptive strike on Lebanon using around 100 jets to prevent a Hezbollah rocket attack. In retaliation, Hezbollah launched hundreds of rockets and drones. The clash resulted in casualties on both sides but halted by mid-morning. Talks for a Gaza ceasefire were ongoing in Egypt, with both sides indicating no immediate escalation.

The Times of India BJP to Congress: Explain why your govts haven't kept OPS promise

The BJP praised Prime Minister Narendra Modi's decision to implement the UPS, emphasizing his commitment to addressing issues of central government employees. Ravi Shankar Prasad highlighted the benefits for 23 lakh employees and criticized Congress for making unfulfilled promises about the Old Pension Scheme. He questioned Congress's inconsistency and urged Rahul Gandhi to keep promises.

The Times of India 'Has nothing to hide': Telegram responds after founder Durov's arrest

Telegram defended its founder, Pavel Durov, after his arrest at a Paris airport. The company emphasised Durov's innocence, stating Telegram complies with EU laws. French authorities extended Durov's detention, investigating claims of inadequate content moderation on Telegram, which could have facilitated criminal activities. Telegram seeks a swift resolution to the situation.

The Times of India TISS student found dead, cops suspect liquor poisoning

A 29-year-old first-year HR management student at TISS, Anurag Jaiswal, was found dead in his Chembur apartment on Sunday. Police suspect he died of alcohol poisoning following a party attended by 125 students. After heavy drinking, hotel staff cut him off and he began taking drinks from friends.

The Times of India TISS student found dead, cops suspect liquor poisoning

A 29-year-old first-year HR management student at TISS, Anurag Jaiswal, was found dead in his Chembur apartment on Sunday. Police suspect he died of alcohol poisoning following a party attended by 125 students. After heavy drinking, hotel staff cut him off and he began taking drinks from friends.

The Times of India Rs 113 crore spent on Ram Lalla idol consecration ceremony: Trust

The Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Teerth Kshetra Trust revealed that arrangements for the Ram Lalla idol consecration in Ayodhya on January 22 cost Rs 113 crore. They reported spending Rs 1,800 crore on temple construction so far, with another Rs 670 crore anticipated for upcoming phases.

The Times of India Rs 113 crore spent on Ram Lalla idol consecration ceremony: Trust

The Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Teerth Kshetra Trust revealed that arrangements for the Ram Lalla idol consecration in Ayodhya on January 22 cost Rs 113 crore. They reported spending Rs 1,800 crore on temple construction so far, with another Rs 670 crore anticipated for upcoming phases.

The Times of India Express train splits in UP, 8 coaches left behind

In a peculiar incident, the Dhanbad-bound Kisan Express train split into two near Seohara railway station, Bijnor, at 4am on Sunday, leaving eight coaches behind. The stranded sections eventually stopped near Raipur village, causing concern among passengers, including 150 UP police constable exam candidates. Railway officials attributed the incident to a technical glitch. The coaches were reconnected by 7.20am.

The Times of India Express train splits in UP, 8 coaches left behind

In a peculiar incident, the Dhanbad-bound Kisan Express train split into two near Seohara railway station, Bijnor, at 4am on Sunday, leaving eight coaches behind. The stranded sections eventually stopped near Raipur village, causing concern among passengers, including 150 UP police constable exam candidates. Railway officials attributed the incident to a technical glitch. The coaches were reconnected by 7.20am.