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The Times of India Delhi LG: Mutation of land in urban villages open, move to benefit lakhs

Lieutenant Governor V K Saxena announced the resumption of land mutation based on inheritance for agricultural land in over 174 urban villages in Delhi. The process begins with camps set up in villages starting Friday. This decision impacts lakhs of residents who were denied this right since 2010 due to urbanization.

The Times of India Delhi LG: Mutation of land in urban villages open, move to benefit lakhs

Lieutenant Governor V K Saxena announced the resumption of land mutation based on inheritance for agricultural land in over 174 urban villages in Delhi. The process begins with camps set up in villages starting Friday. This decision impacts lakhs of residents who were denied this right since 2010 due to urbanization.

The Times of India Congress manifesto silent on Article 370 restoration

Congress's manifesto for the upcoming J&K elections omits any mention of Article 370, a notable shift from its earlier stance against its abrogation. Instead, the party emphasizes securing statehood for J&K. Meanwhile, ally National Conference pledges to restore Article 370 and facilitate the dignified return of Kashmiri pandits.

The Times of India 'I know Gambhir...': Rohit on his understanding with India head coach

Head coach Gautam Gambhir will lead Team India in his first Test assignment against Bangladesh after a difficult ODI series loss to Sri Lanka. The squad, with new bowling coach Morne Morkel, is training in Chennai. Rohit Sharma stresses the significance of mutual understanding between coaches and players as they gear up for the World Test Championship.

The Times of India Land of poets and storytellers gets ready to turn over a new leaf

Dooru in Anantnag district, renowned for its literary heritage, is now politically significant as J&K prepares for assembly elections after a decade. AICC general secretary Ghulam Ahmad Mir of the NC-Congress alliance faces competition from PDP's Mohammad Ashraf Malik and Independents. The increased electorate of 116,749 voters may impact the election outcome.

The Times of India Musk’s Neuralink sight implant gets FDA 'breakthrough' status. What is it

The US FDA has awarded breakthrough device status to Neuralink's Blindsight, an experimental implant designed to restore vision. Developed by Elon Musk's company, the device aims to assist individuals who have lost their sight or were born blind. Initially offering low-resolution vision, it holds potential for future enhancements that may exceed natural sight.

The Times of India Anjali Tatrari talks about exploring new characters after Vanshaj

Anjali Tatrari shares her experiences playing Yuvika in Vanshaj as the show concludes. She discusses learning resilience from her character and highlights emotional scenes as her strength. Anjali expresses a desire to explore more challenging roles, including negative characters and action, and plans to move towards OTT platforms for broader career opportunities.

The Times of India 'We have some plans...': Rohit Sharma on bowlers' workload management

Rohit Sharma's Indian cricket team is set to begin a demanding Test schedule against Bangladesh in Chennai. Strategies are in place to manage the workload of key bowlers like Jasprit Bumrah and Mohammed Siraj. After facing Bangladesh, India will play New Zealand at home before heading to Australia for a five-match Test series.

The Times of India SC halts bulldozer action without its nod till October 1

The Supreme Court has mandated that all state governments cease demolition activities until October 1 unless approved by the court. Highlighting concerns over the misuse of bulldozers as punitive measures, the court stressed the need for judicial oversight. Demolitions are permitted only for unauthorized constructions on public land.

The Times of India Botched Naga op: SC closes criminal cases against 30 Armymen

The Supreme Court has annulled criminal proceedings against 30 Army personnel implicated in a failed operation that killed 13 civilians in Nagaland's Mon district in 2021. The court highlighted that the Centre had refused to provide the necessary sanction under Section 6 of the Armed Forces (Special Powers) Act, making the FIR unsustainable.

The Times of India Uttarakhand sets up 42 'forest labs' to study flora

The Uttarakhand forest department has established 42 ecological laboratories to monitor the impact of climate change on forests. These labs will collect data on changes like early flowering in rhododendrons and Brahmakamal, and the quality of litchis affected by high temperatures. This data is essential for understanding and mitigating climate change effects.

The Times of India Junior docs: Will resume duty once pact with Bengal CM implemented

Resident doctors in New Delhi have agreed to resume duties after reaching an agreement with CM Mamata Banerjee. The Supreme Court has instructed the state to enhance security at government hospitals and establish safety audits, grievance redressal systems, and internal committees for handling sexual harassment complaints within two weeks.

The Times of India We're 'disturbed' by findings of CBI's RG Kar report: SC

The Supreme Court voiced concern over a CBI report highlighting serious flaws in how Kolkata Police handled evidence in the RG Kar Hospital rape and murder case. The court assured that justice would be pursued, with CBI investigating possible tampering and additional suspects. Senior doctors linked the crime to financial irregularities.

The Times of India Will withdraw duty-hour curbs on women, WB says after SC rap

The Supreme Court took issue with a West Bengal health department advisory suggesting that women doctors work only 12-hour shifts and avoid night duties after a woman doctor's rape-murder. The court stressed equal opportunities and security for all professionals, urging the state to amend the circular in line with gender equality principles.