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The Times of India Who's next? Kejriwal set to resign from Delhi CM post today

Delhi awaits the announcement of its next chief minister as Arvind Kejriwal plans to resign following Supreme Court-imposed restrictions. AAP's legislative party is set to meet and decide on the new leader, who will form a new cabinet. This development sets the stage for a prolonged election campaign.

The Times of India How IIT Varanasi used this ‘epic’ Avengers: Endgame fight seen for Physics question

IIT Varanasi's physics exam paper included a unique question involving Captain America lifting Thor’s hammer from 'Avengers: Endgame.' Students were tasked with calculating stress and strain on the hammer, integrating engineering concepts with a popular movie scene. This creative approach has generated excitement among fans and students.

The Times of India Centre slams Khamenei's remark on Muslims in India

India has sharply reacted to a post by Iran's supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei on X, which highlighted the suffering of Muslims in regions including India. This statement follows Iran’s historical ambiguity on the Kashmir issue, aiming to balance stable ties with India while supporting oppressed Muslims globally.

The Times of India 'Russians urged to have sex during work breaks to boost birth rate'

President Vladimir Putin has introduced a policy urging Russians to have sex during work breaks to combat the nation's declining birth rate. The initiative includes free fertility checks and financial incentives for new mothers. Stricter abortion access and increased divorce fees are also part of the strategy, aiming to reverse the projected population decline by 2050.

The Times of India In a 1st, ED probing Bangladeshi, Rohingya entry into Jharkhand

The Enforcement Directorate has initiated an investigation under the Prevention of Money Laundering Act into illegal infiltration of Bangladeshis and Rohingya in Jharkhand. Triggered by a Ranchi police FIR, this probe will explore larger conspiracies and political implications. The issue is gaining attention amid Jharkhand's election campaign.

The Times of India 'Red carpet for Miyas': Assam MLA stirs row with remark

AIUDF MLA Ashraful Hussain ignited controversy by stating that 'Miyas', immigrant Muslims of Bangladeshi origin, would not work in upper Assam unless welcomed respectfully with traditional Assamese symbols. His remarks come amid backlash following a gang rape incident involving minority youths in Nagaon district, leading to labor shortages in industries like brick kilns.

The Times of India One nation, one poll idea not pragmatic, says Congress

Congress criticized the one nation-one election proposal as impractical, questioning how long the government would continue testing public opinion with selective information. TMC and CPI also opposed it, calling it a gimmick. Congress spokesperson Supriya Shrinate pointed out that there has been no draft or discussion on this issue from the government.

The Times of India No lessons learnt from Nirbhaya, juveniles get away too lightly: MP HC

The Indore bench of Madhya Pradesh High Court has expressed concern over the lenient treatment of juveniles, referencing lessons from the Nirbhaya case. Justice Subodh Abhyankar dismissed an appeal by a rape offender who had escaped from a juvenile home, emphasizing the need for stricter legislative measures to protect victims and prevent such crimes.

The Times of India Box office report card of third quarter of 2024

ETimes analyses how this quarter - June to September 2024 was at the box office. Here's also looking at movies that completely dominated at the box office and those that did not meet expectations. Trade experts, exhibitors, distributors give their insight while actors also speak about the learning and message one can take from movies that performed well at the box office!

The Times of India Dalits enter, pray at temple near Chennai after 12 years

In Vazhuthalambedu near Chennai, Dalits prayed at the Bidari Ettiyamman Temple for the first time in 12 years after officials intervened. Despite this, tensions continue as the vanniyar community opposes their use of village streets. Authorities are addressing the issue with land transfer and road construction plans.

The Times of India After meeting doctors, Mamata Banerjee shunts Kolkata top cop, 2 senior health officers

Following five weeks of protests sparked by the RG Kar hospital rape-murder, Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee has agreed to remove four top officials after a two-hour meeting with junior doctors. The government expects these doctors, who have been on strike since August 9, to return to work for public welfare.

The Times of India After meeting doctors, Mamata Banerjee shunts Kolkata top cop, 2 senior health officers

Following five weeks of protests sparked by the RG Kar hospital rape-murder, Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee has agreed to remove four top officials after a two-hour meeting with junior doctors. The government expects these doctors, who have been on strike since August 9, to return to work for public welfare.

The Times of India 210 lawyers attended last SC hearing in RG Kar case

The Supreme Court noted 210 lawyer appearances in the rape-murder case of a trainee doctor at RG Kar Medical College. This high-profile case has garnered significant attention across India, particularly in Bengal, due to its implications for medical college infrastructure and security. Chief Justice DY Chandrachud is presiding over the matter.

The Times of India On last day of withdrawal, BJP, Congress win back some rebels

As the deadline for nomination withdrawals in Haryana approached, both BJP and Congress successfully convinced several rebel candidates to step down. Key figures like Haryana CM Nayab Singh Saini and Congress MP Deepender Singh Hooda were instrumental in these efforts, helping their parties solidify their positions ahead of the elections.

The Times of India On last day of withdrawal, BJP, Congress win back some rebels

As the deadline for nomination withdrawals in Haryana approached, both BJP and Congress successfully convinced several rebel candidates to step down. Key figures like Haryana CM Nayab Singh Saini and Congress MP Deepender Singh Hooda were instrumental in these efforts, helping their parties solidify their positions ahead of the elections.