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The Times of India In FY23, manufacturing jobs rise 7.6%, wages up 5.5%: Govt survey

Manufacturing in India has bounced back strongly from the Covid-19 impact, reflecting a 7.4% rise in GVA for 2022-23 and industrial output surging over 21%. Employment and wages have also improved, surpassing pre-pandemic levels. Key growth drivers include basic metals, petroleum, food, chemicals, and vehicles, contributing significantly to the sector's output.

The Times of India Jaishankar to visit Sri Lanka this week, first by any EAM since prez poll

External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar will visit Colombo this week for the first high-level engagement with newly elected President Anura Kumara Dissanayake. The visit aims to reaffirm India's commitment to Sri Lanka amid concerns over potential shifts in foreign policy under the Marxist leadership.

The Times of India HC acquits man of raping minor as 8-year-old was not 'petrified'

The Nagpur bench of Bombay HC acquitted a 64-year-old man convicted of raping an eight-year-old, citing that the minor's behavior did not align with the trauma expected in such cases. The court also noted inconsistencies in the mother's and the child's testimonies.

The Times of India Admit Dalit student who failed to arrange fee in time: SC to IIT

Using its extraordinary power under Article 142 of the Constitution, the Supreme Court has ensured admission for a talented Dalit youth at IIT-Dhanbad by creating an additional seat, after he missed the fee deadline. The court emphasized the importance of providing such opportunities to deserving students.

The Times of India Girl bleeds to death as BF surfs net for hours looking for a remedy

A 26-year-old man in Gujarat's Navsari district is held for culpable homicide after he wasted time searching online remedies and attempted intercourse again, despite seeing his partner profusely bleeding post-sexual encounter. Authorities confirmed she eventually succumbed to excessive bleeding due to grave injuries. Police are investigating evidence destruction by the accused.

The Times of India Numerology predictions today: Read for numbers 1 to 9

On October 1st, 2024, numerology influences suggest different energies for each number. Number 1 individuals should embrace creativity and leadership, while Number 2 may need patience and guidance. Number 3 find introspection helpful, and Number 4 focus on organization. Numbers 5 through 9 deal with charm, reality checks, heightened emotions, financial planning, and dynamic energy respectively.

The Times of India To save family's honour, Siddaramaiah's wife offers to return Muda plots

Karnataka CM Siddaramaiah's wife, Parvathi, has offered to surrender 14 plots allotted to her in Mysuru, citing her family's reputation as a priority. This decision follows allegations of nepotism and corruption against Siddaramaiah, leading to an FIR filed by Lokayukta police.

The Times of India PM Modi speaks to Bibi, asks him not to escalate regional conflict

Amid fears of wider conflict in West Asia after Israel killed Hezbollah chief Hassan Nasrallah, PM Modi expressed solidarity against terrorism to Israeli PM Netanyahu. Modi also stressed preventing regional escalation and supported peace efforts, emphasizing humanitarian concerns in Gaza and the importance of restoring stability given India's interests in the region.

The Times of India In Haryana BJP posters, 'aam aadmi' takes centrestage ahead of polls

Facing anti-incumbency, the BJP in Haryana has shifted its campaign focus from prominent leaders to the common people in its posters. The posters highlight government initiatives and welfare schemes, featuring faces of students, farmers, and women to reduce the impact of anti-incumbency ahead of the state elections.

The Times of India Pak man, B'deshi wife, her parents living with fake IDs held near B'luru

Bengaluru police arrested a Pakistani man, his Bangladeshi wife, and her parents for living in India for ten years using fake passports and Aadhaar cards. They were caught following a tip-off from Chennai immigration officials. Separately, the Army recovered three bodies from a 2019 crash site in the Chandra Bhaga mountains, identifying two soldiers and continuing the search for others.

The Times of India CBI court jails retired banker, 5 of family, CA in assets case

A CBI special court convicted retired SBI assistant general manager Jitendra Pratap Singh, his family members, and a CA in a 19-year-old disproportionate assets case. Singh received three years of rigorous imprisonment and a financial penalty, while his family and the CA were sentenced to one year in jail and fines. The assets were amassed through bogus accounts.

The Times of India RG Kar graft probe may extend to other hospitals: SC

Supreme Court has stated that the ongoing CBI probe into financial irregularities at RG Kar Medical College could extend to other medical institutions in West Bengal. The court expressed dissatisfaction with the state government's slow progress on installing CCTVs and improving facilities.

The Times of India ED initiates probe against Karnataka CM Siddaramaiah, wife in land case

Enforcement Directorate is probing Karnataka CM Siddaramaiah and his wife for possible money laundering linked to a Mysore land allotment scam. This follows a complaint by an RTI activist and a high court order supporting an investigation. The ED has registered an ECIR and focused on the misuse of official powers and windfall gains for the CM’s wife.

The Times of India SC on laddu row: Keep gods away from politics

The Supreme Court admonished Andhra Pradesh CM N Chandrababu Naidu for publicly alleging without basis that adulterated ghee was used to make laddus at Tirumala Tirupati temple, causing distress among devotees. The bench questioned the state and TTD for proof and discussed the potential transfer of the investigation to an independent agency, seeking assistance from the solicitor general.

The Times of India 'Unacceptable,' says Rahul Gandhi as Delhi police detains Sonam Wangchuk

Climate activist Sonam Wangchuk and supporters are detained at Delhi's border during a peaceful march demanding environmental and constitutional rights for Ladakh. Rahul Gandhi condemns the detention, urging the government to listen to Ladakh's concerns and fulfill its promises made five years ago.