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The Times of India Poker and rummy games of skill, not gambling, says Allahabad HC
The Allahabad High Court determined that poker and rummy are games of skill rather than gambling. The court ordered authorities to review their decision denying a gaming license to M/S Dm Gaming Pvt Ltd, stressing the necessity for solid evidence instead of conjecture in making such judgments.
The Times of India HC reunites B.Pharm grad with driver hubby despite family objection
The Bombay High Court has reunited a 23-year-old B-Pharm graduate with her husband, who is a driver educated up to the seventh standard, despite parental objections. Emphasizing the woman's autonomy, the court ordered police protection for the couple to ensure their safe return home.
The Times of India HC reunites B.Pharm grad with driver hubby despite family objection
The Bombay High Court has reunited a 23-year-old B-Pharm graduate with her husband, who is a driver educated up to the seventh standard, despite parental objections. Emphasizing the woman's autonomy, the court ordered police protection for the couple to ensure their safe return home.
The Times of India 2 women among 6 Reds killed in Telangana encounter
Security forces engaged in a 40-minute gunfight with alleged Maoists in Telangana's Bhadradri Kothagudem district, killing six individuals, including two women. The encounter near the Chhattisgarh border also injured two Greyhounds commandos. Authorities recovered weapons and ammunition from the site. This follows a similar operation in Chhattisgarh where nine Maoists were recently killed.
The Times of India 2 women among 6 Reds killed in Telangana encounter
Security forces engaged in a 40-minute gunfight with alleged Maoists in Telangana's Bhadradri Kothagudem district, killing six individuals, including two women. The encounter near the Chhattisgarh border also injured two Greyhounds commandos. Authorities recovered weapons and ammunition from the site. This follows a similar operation in Chhattisgarh where nine Maoists were recently killed.
The Times of India Congress intensifies push for probe into charges against Sebi chief
Congress has raised serious concerns about Sebi chairperson Madhabi Puri Buch's objectivity, citing reports of her dual employment during her ICICI Bank tenure. Allegations include conflicts of interest and a toxic work environment at Sebi. An impartial inquiry into these charges has been demanded by Congress officials.
The Times of India Good sanitation 'game changer' for public health, says PM Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi noted that access to proper toilets is crucial for reducing infant and child mortality. He referenced research from 'Nature' indicating that the Swachh Bharat Mission may have prevented 60,000 to 70,000 infant deaths annually. Since its launch in 2014, the mission has dramatically increased toilet construction and improved public health across India.
The Times of India Invest in infra sector, aviation in India: PM Modi woos Singapore Inc
PM Narendra Modi invited leading Singaporean business leaders to consider investing in India, presenting it as a robust alternative for supply chains. He emphasized India's recent progress and upcoming infrastructure projects across multiple sectors. Modi also revealed plans to establish an Invest India office in Singapore.
The Times of India Interpol issued highest ever 100 Red Notices last year on India's request: CBI
CBI chief Praveen Sood announced that Interpol issued a record 100 Red Notices last year on India's request. Union home secretary Govind Mohan stressed the importance of international police cooperation due to transnational crime. The CBI handled 17,368 international assistance requests in 2023 and joined Interpol's Global Academy Network.
The Times of India Made in Varanasi's lanes, for royals and militaries abroad
In Varanasi's Lallapura neighborhood, artisans specialize in crafting military badges and regimental insignias for global armed forces using gold and silver threads. Their work is valued by clients such as British royals. The craft received a boost with a Geographical Indication tag in 2014 and also caters to fashion houses.
The Times of India Made in Varanasi's lanes, for royals and militaries abroad
In Varanasi's Lallapura neighborhood, artisans specialize in crafting military badges and regimental insignias for global armed forces using gold and silver threads. Their work is valued by clients such as British royals. The craft received a boost with a Geographical Indication tag in 2014 and also caters to fashion houses.
The Times of India Forces poised to shed more 'vestiges of colonial era'
The Indian armed forces are preparing to adopt additional measures to remove colonial-era influences and embrace indigenous customs. This initiative was highlighted during a joint commanders' conference where Defence Minister Rajnath Singh released a publication on the subject. However, some military officers express concerns that these efforts could divert focus from threats posed by China and Pakistan.
The Times of India Rajnath pushes for ‘joint military vision’ to tackle global challenges
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh has called on the Indian armed forces to develop a joint military vision in preparation for future challenges. He emphasized fail-proof deterrence and learning from ongoing global conflicts. Singh also stressed the importance of integration among the Army, IAF, and Navy for swift, proportionate responses to provocations.
The Times of India Mistaken for cow transporter, man thrashed in Maharashtra
A 28-year-old footwear trader from Beed was assaulted by self-proclaimed cow vigilantes who suspected him of being a cow transporter. The attack happened after he saw a vehicle hit a stray cow and tried to photograph it. Police have arrested four out of the eight men involved in the incident.
The Times of India Mistaken for cow transporter, man thrashed in Maharashtra
A 28-year-old footwear trader from Beed was assaulted by self-proclaimed cow vigilantes who suspected him of being a cow transporter. The attack happened after he saw a vehicle hit a stray cow and tried to photograph it. Police have arrested four out of the eight men involved in the incident.
