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The Times of India Heated debate between BJP & opposition at JPC meet on waqf bill, officials asked tough questions

During a parliamentary panel meeting on the Waqf Amendment Bill, top government officials were questioned by lawmakers. Opposition members argued that ministries were not independently reviewing the draft legislation. The bill seeks to remove encroachments on government lands and expedite development projects, but opposition claims existing laws already address these issues, leading to heated discussions.

The Times of India Uddhav, party aides skip Rahul Gandhi's public event in Maharashtra

Rahul Gandhi has demanded that PM Narendra Modi apologize not only for the collapse of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj's statue but also for demonetisation, flawed GST implementation, and damaging small and medium-scale industries. Speaking in Sangli district, he accused the Modi government of prioritizing industrialists like Adani and Ambani over solving unemployment issues.

The Times of India Uddhav, senior party aides skip Rahul Gandhi’s public event in Maharashtra

Rahul Gandhi has demanded that PM Narendra Modi apologize not only for the collapse of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj's statue but also for demonetisation, flawed GST implementation, and damaging small and medium-scale industries. Speaking in Sangli district, he accused the Modi government of prioritizing industrialists like Adani and Ambani over solving unemployment issues.

The Times of India NMC junks order labelling sodomy and lesbianism as offences

The National Medical Commission has pulled back the Competency Based Medical Education Guidelines, 2024, due to controversy over reintroduced topics like 'sodomy and lesbianism' as unnatural offences. Other outdated medico-legal subjects were also included. The NMC will revise and release updated guidelines soon.

The Times of India Himanta government accepts report on safeguards for ‘Assamese’

The BJP-led Assam cabinet has accepted most recommendations from a commission to safeguard Assamese people's rights, including land rights restrictions and reserving 80% of assembly seats for Assamese people. The state aims to implement these by April next year, with further consultations planned for the remaining suggestions.

The Times of India Himanta government accepts report on safeguards for ‘Assamese’

The BJP-led Assam cabinet has accepted most recommendations from a commission to safeguard Assamese people's rights, including land rights restrictions and reserving 80% of assembly seats for Assamese people. The state aims to implement these by April next year, with further consultations planned for the remaining suggestions.

The Times of India UK national chargesheeted for high commission stir

NIA has chargesheeted Inderpal Singh Gaba, an Indian-origin UK national, for his role in last year's violent protests at the Indian High Commission in London. The protests were organized to support Amritpal Singh, chief of pro-Khalistan outfit Waaris Punjab De. Gaba was arrested on April 25 after being detained earlier by Indian immigration authorities.

The Times of India No schools, markets or farming in UP's Bahraich: Life comes to a halt in ‘wolf territory’

In Bahraich district's Mahsi subdivision, wolf attacks have killed nine people and injured 24, causing widespread panic. Schools and markets are deserted as villagers form patrol groups for safety. Authorities implement measures like solar lights, patrol teams, and temporary shelters while a Wildlife Institute team studies the attacks.

The Times of India Man thrashed by right-wingers, cops accuse him of molestation

In Pilibhit, Changez Khan was allegedly assaulted by Sanjay Mishra and his associates. Although hospitalized with serious injuries, Khan faced molestation charges instead of receiving justice. Police later filed an FIR against Mishra and others but made no arrests. Khan's family believes the allegations are baseless.

The Times of India Man thrashed by right-wingers, cops accuse him of molestation

In Pilibhit, Changez Khan was allegedly assaulted by Sanjay Mishra and his associates. Although hospitalized with serious injuries, Khan faced molestation charges instead of receiving justice. Police later filed an FIR against Mishra and others but made no arrests. Khan's family believes the allegations are baseless.

The Times of India Georgia shooting: Did FBI know about Apalachee High School shooter beforehand?

In light of the Apalachee High School shooting involving Colt Gray, new information indicates that the FBI had received warnings months earlier. In May 2023, Discord users reported threats against a middle school. Investigations ensued but found no substantial evidence connecting Gray or his father to these threats, leading to case closure.

The Times of India Protests erupt over alleged illegal mosque in Shimla

In Shimla's Sanjauli market, protesters demanded the demolition of a mosque alleged to be illegally constructed and housing illegal immigrants. PWD minister Vikramaditya Singh assured that action would be taken if the building is found illegal. The case is under review by the municipal commissioner's court, with a hearing scheduled for Sept 7.

The Times of India Protests erupt over alleged illegal mosque in Shimla

In Shimla's Sanjauli market, protesters demanded the demolition of a mosque alleged to be illegally constructed and housing illegal immigrants. PWD minister Vikramaditya Singh assured that action would be taken if the building is found illegal. The case is under review by the municipal commissioner's court, with a hearing scheduled for Sept 7.

The Times of India ED seizes Rs 55cr assets of expelled DMK functionary in drug case

The Enforcement Directorate has attached Rs 55 crore assets, including a hotel, bungalow, and luxury vehicles, from expelled DMK functionary Jaffer Sadiq in Chennai. Accused of running a drug cartel and laundering proceeds through shell entities, Sadiq was arrested along with his brother for smuggling pseudoephedrine and ketamine to foreign countries.

The Times of India UP school expels Class III kid for bringing non-veg tiffin

A seven-year-old student in Amroha was expelled for bringing biryani to school. A viral video showed his mother arguing with the principal, who made derogatory remarks about their Muslim background. Authorities are investigating, and the Amroha Muslim Committee has demanded strict action against the principal.