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The Times of India Telangana battles heavy rains: Over 100 villages submerged, 99 trains cancelled

More than 100 villages are submerged and 99 trains cancelled due to heavy rains in Telangana. Chief minister A Revanth Reddy held an emergency meeting to assess the situation, with NDRF teams dispatched following central directives. Schools in Hyderabad are closed, and a red warning is issued until Monday morning for several districts.

The Times of India Uttarakhand BJP leader held for 'molesting' teen girl, expelled from party

In Almora district, Uttarakhand, BJP leader Bhagwat Singh Bora was arrested for allegedly molesting a 14-year-old girl on August 24. The BJP expelled Bora following the incident. The registered case under the POCSO Act underscores the Pushkar Dhami government's 'zero tolerance' stance on crime. The opposition has criticized the BJP government for enabling atrocities against women.

The Times of India Prez Murmu flags major challenges facing the courts

President Droupadi Murmu acknowledged the Supreme Court's key role in increasing public trust in the judiciary. Speaking at the National Conference of District Judiciary, she pointed out the ongoing challenge of case backlogs. She urged coordinated action among judiciary, government, and police to address these challenges and highlighted the pressing need for timely justice, particularly for the marginalized.

The Times of India Watch: Spin gone wrong! Ex-Aussie captain's hilarious plea

Former Australian Test captain Tim Paine, recently appointed as the head coach of the Adelaide Strikers, blended humor and expertise in a social media post highlighting a bowler's misdelivery. Paine's new role follows his stint as an assistant coach and aims to build on the Strikers' promising finish last BBL season.

The Times of India In alarming sign, US military veterans split publicly over support for Donald Trump

A political division has emerged among military families after Donald Trump's visit to Arlington National Cemetery. Criticized for politicizing a solemn event, Trump defended his actions with supportive family videos. Vice President Kamala Harris condemned Trump, adding to the debate on who should be accountable for the Afghanistan debacle and what defines patriotism.

The Times of India MHA deploys inter-ministerial team to assess Gujarat flood damage

The ministry of home affairs has created an Inter-Ministerial Central Team to evaluate the flooding damage in Gujarat. Directed by the NIDM executive director, the team will visit affected districts. Gujarat endured severe rainfall between August 25 to 30, causing 47 fatalities. More heavy rainfall is anticipated until September 5, according to the IMD.

The Times of India 'Reconsider role of Ketan Desai as IMA chief patron': FAIMA urges doctors' body

The Federation of All India Medical Association (FAIMA) has requested the Indian Medical Association (IMA) to reconsider Ketan Desai's role as chief patron amid concerns about electoral integrity and alleged corruption. Desai, previously arrested in 2010 for accepting a bribe, was elected president of World Medical Association in 2016 after all charges were withdrawn.

The Times of India GST collections rise 10% to Rs 1.75 lakh cr in August

August's GST collections reached Rs 1,74,962 crore, registering a 10% year-on-year growth. Compared month-over-month, there was a decline from Rs 182,075 crore in July. April saw the highest GST collection of Rs 2.10 lakh crore.

The Times of India Pro-Khalistan groups in Canada honour Beant Singh's assassin with floats

Pro-Khalistan radical groups in Canada held parades commemorating the 1995 assassination of Punjab Chief Minister Beant Singh. The floats depicted the assassination scene, celebrating the killer. The events were condemned by Canada's Minister of Public Safety. Similar rallies in Toronto were led by Inderjeet Singh Gosal. Canada’s Minister of Public Safety condemned the incidents.

The Times of India Watch: Crocodile out for a ride on a two-wheeler!

In Vadodara, two volunteers from the Gujarat Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals were seen transporting a rescued crocodile on a two-wheeler. The reptile, rescued from a sub-station, was taken to the forest department to avoid potential harm from a gathering crowd, leading to a viral video that has amused many in the city.

The Times of India Who is ex-boyfriend of Bayley? Personal life of former WWE women's champion

Bayley, a prominent WWE star and Damage CTRL leader, keeps her personal life private. She ended a decade-long relationship with Aaron Solow in 2021 due to differing visions for their future. She cleared rumors of romantic links with Finn Balor and Seth Collins, emphasizing her single status. Fans hope for her future happiness.

The Times of India Nicholas Pooran breaks Chris Gayle's massive T20 world record

Nicholas Pooran, playing for Trinbago Knight Riders, set a new world record for the most sixes in a calendar year in T20 cricket during a Caribbean Premier League match. He hit nine sixes in his 43-ball 97, surpassing Chris Gayle's previous record of 135 sixes in 2015. Pooran's impressive form has seen him hit 139 sixes in 2024.

The Times of India 'Silence much worse …' : VP fires salvo at 'certain stray voices and NGOs' over Kolkata case

Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar expressed concern over the rape and murder of a trainee doctor at Kolkata's RG Kar Medical College, criticising comments by senior advocate Kapil Sibal and NGO silence on the incident. He called for public sensitivity and stronger measures to ensure women's safety amid the national outrage.

The Times of India Aam Aadmi Party cries councillor 'kidnapped'; BJP rubbishes claim

The Aam Aadmi Party accused BJP of kidnapping councillor Ram Chander ahead of MCD elections. Chander, who briefly defected to BJP and then rejoined AAP, claimed BJP threatened him with legal action. BJP denied these allegations, stating Chander was at home. The incident has intensified pre-election tensions.

The Times of India Watch: Australian cricketers' hilarious lie-detector test

In a light-hearted event, Australian cricketers like Pat Cummins and Mitchell Marsh took lie-detector tests on the Fox League YouTube channel, facing amusing questions. The team is on a white-ball tour of the United Kingdom, followed by a home summer that includes a series of T20Is and ODIs against Pakistan and a five-match Test series against India.

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