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The Times of India SC gives docs till 5pm to end stir, allows WB govt to take action otherwise
The Supreme Court has mandated that West Bengal's resident doctors must return to work by Tuesday evening or face disciplinary measures. This comes after a prolonged 28-day strike affecting patient care and postponing surgeries. The court also called on the state government to enhance security measures for doctors in hospitals.
The Times of India 2017 report on molestation charge against 'Sandip Ghosh' goes viral
A 2017 report by the South China Morning Post has resurfaced, alleging that Indian orthopaedic surgeon Sandip Ghosh inappropriately touched a male student nurse. The West Bengal Orthopaedic Association is investigating. Ghosh claims it was a misunderstanding while demonstrating how to fix a dislocated shoulder, attributing his actions to an accidental touch.
The Times of India 2017 report on molestation charge against 'Sandip Ghosh' goes viral
A 2017 report by the South China Morning Post has resurfaced, alleging that Indian orthopaedic surgeon Sandip Ghosh inappropriately touched a male student nurse. The West Bengal Orthopaedic Association is investigating. Ghosh claims it was a misunderstanding while demonstrating how to fix a dislocated shoulder, attributing his actions to an accidental touch.
The Times of India Bengal’s name being tarnished, it’s time to end stir now, says Mamata
Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee urged a return to Durga Puja festivities after a month of protests over the RG Kar hospital rape-murder, citing economic impacts. She called for an end to agitation and asked CBI to expedite the judicial process. Junior doctors intend to continue their strike until Tuesday evening, pending further developments.
The Times of India Bengal’s name being tarnished, it’s time to end stir now, says Mamata
Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee urged a return to Durga Puja festivities after a month of protests over the RG Kar hospital rape-murder, citing economic impacts. She called for an end to agitation and asked CBI to expedite the judicial process. Junior doctors intend to continue their strike until Tuesday evening, pending further developments.
The Times of India Several held in Gujarat after stone pelting at idol & protest at thana
Surat city police arrested 27 people for protesting and stone-pelting outside Saiyedpura police chowky after six boys were detained for allegedly throwing stones at a Ganesha idol. The incident escalated into communal tension, resulting in minor injuries to police personnel and vehicle arson near Katargam Darwaja. Further arrests are expected.
The Times of India Several held in Gujarat after stone pelting at idol & protest at thana
Surat city police arrested 27 people for protesting and stone-pelting outside Saiyedpura police chowky after six boys were detained for allegedly throwing stones at a Ganesha idol. The incident escalated into communal tension, resulting in minor injuries to police personnel and vehicle arson near Katargam Darwaja. Further arrests are expected.
The Times of India 20 years on, Bastar schools overcome Red fear, reopen
In Bastar, 41 schools that were closed due to Maoist insurgency two decades ago have reopened for primary students. Bijapur district saw the reopening of 34 schools. Over 500 students, including many girls, have enrolled. Local educated youths are being employed as 'shikshadoots' to teach in these remote areas.
The Times of India 20 years on, Bastar schools overcome Red fear, reopen
In Bastar, 41 schools that were closed due to Maoist insurgency two decades ago have reopened for primary students. Bijapur district saw the reopening of 34 schools. Over 500 students, including many girls, have enrolled. Local educated youths are being employed as 'shikshadoots' to teach in these remote areas.
The Times of India SC: Person in custody can seek pre-arrest bail in any other case
The Supreme Court has adjudicated that individuals already arrested and in custody for one offence are entitled to seek anticipatory bail if they fear arrest in another case. This ruling resolves conflicting decisions from various High Courts, emphasizing the statutory right to apply for pre-arrest bail even when detained for a different offence.
The Times of India 'Facist regime gone mad': Imran Khan's party leaders arrested after violent protests
Several top leaders of Imran Khan’s Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf party were arrested in Islamabad following a violent clash between PTI supporters and police. PTI condemned the arrests as politically motivated. The detentions were made under the new Peaceful Assembly and Public Order Bill, 2024, which regulates public gatherings.
The Times of India Russian army has released 15 Indians: RS MP
Russia is repatriating 15 Indian youths, including four from Punjab, after they were discharged from the Russian army. Families are expecting the Indian government to facilitate their safe return. Eight Indians died, and contracts for 69 others are being invalidated. MP Vikramjit Sahney has been advocating for their return since March.
The Times of India 'B'luru bombers planned hit on BJP office on Ayodhya event day'
The National Investigation Agency (NIA) has filed charges against four individuals for their involvement in the Rameshwaram Cafe blast in Bengaluru. Influenced by ISIS ideology, they had also plotted other attacks, including a failed attempt at the Karnataka BJP office. Following extensive investigations, they were arrested and are now in judicial custody.
The Times of India Maharashtra BJP chief son’s Audi runs amok, triggers pile-up, 2 hurt
An Audi Q8 belonging to Maharashtra BJP president's son caused multiple accidents in Nagpur. Driven by an engineer, the car collided with several vehicles before being stopped by a mob. Two individuals were arrested and had their blood samples sent for alcohol testing. Police are investigating the incident from all angles.
The Times of India Maharashtra BJP chief son’s Audi runs amok, triggers pile-up, 2 hurt
An Audi Q8 belonging to Maharashtra BJP president's son caused multiple accidents in Nagpur. Driven by an engineer, the car collided with several vehicles before being stopped by a mob. Two individuals were arrested and had their blood samples sent for alcohol testing. Police are investigating the incident from all angles.
