The Times of India BMW speeding down wrong lane runs over 2 in Indore, man held

A speeding BMW driving the wrong way in Indore collided with two women on a scooter, resulting in their deaths. The driver, Gajendra Pratap Singh, was late for a friend's birthday party and has been arrested for culpable homicide not amounting to murder among other charges. The incident took place in Khajrana area.

The Times of India Odisha to join Ayushman plan; Delhi, Bengal to be only holdouts

Odisha is likely to join Ayushman Bharat-Pradhan Mantri Jan Arogya Yojana (AB-PMJAY) soon, with talks in final stages. The National Health Authority is set to sign an MoU with Odisha's government. Once onboard, only Delhi and West Bengal will remain outside this scheme offering Rs 5 lakh health cover per family annually.

The Times of India FATF flags sluggish terror funding, laundering trials

The Financial Action Task Force (FATF) is preparing to release its review report on India, expressing concerns over the slow pace of trials in money laundering and terror financing cases. Although India's enforcement efforts are acknowledged positively, delayed court proceedings have resulted in a low number of convictions, highlighting areas needing improvement.

The Times of India 'Bastar Olympics': Calling ex-Maoists & IED victims

The Chhattisgarh government is launching the 'Bastar Olympics' on November 1 to foster unity between victims of Naxalite violence and surrendered Maoists. This unique initiative aims to engage youth in sports, boost their confidence, and deter Maoist recruitment efforts. Winners will be awarded cash prizes and mementos.

The Times of India 'Bastar Olympics': Calling ex-Maoists & IED victims

The Chhattisgarh government is launching the 'Bastar Olympics' on November 1 to foster unity between victims of Naxalite violence and surrendered Maoists. This unique initiative aims to engage youth in sports, boost their confidence, and deter Maoist recruitment efforts. Winners will be awarded cash prizes and mementos.

The Times of India Several animals trapped in Meerut building debris

A three-storey building in Zakir Colony, Meerut, collapsed following heavy rains, killing ten family members. Rescue teams pulled out 15 people from the debris; five survived with one critically injured. The building also housed a cattle dairy where several animals were trapped. Authorities are still assessing the exact number of animal casualties.

The Times of India Study touts road map for 71% cut in transport emissions

According to a World Resource Institute study, India can achieve a 71% reduction in CO2 emissions from the transport sector by 2050 through strategies like electrification, improved fuel economy standards, and shifting to public transport and railways. In 2020, the transport sector contributed to 14% of India's energy-related CO2 emissions.

The Times of India 'Ghosh destroyed proof, ex-OC part of cover-up bid'

Sandip Ghosh, former principal of RG Kar Medical College, and Abhijit Mandal, ex-officer-in-charge of Tala police station, have been remanded in CBI custody until September 17. They are accused of involvement in a larger conspiracy and destruction of evidence related to the rape and murder of a trainee doctor on August 9. The CBI criticized initial police handling.

The Times of India Four Kolkata Police officers under CBI lens for 'larger conspiracy'

The CBI has summoned four Kolkata Police officers, including two sub-inspectors, in connection with the rape and murder of a doctor at RG Kar Medical College. Allegations include dereliction of duty and evidence tampering. The agency suspects a larger conspiracy involving the former principal and police officials.

The Times of India United, say junior doctors as tape hints at 'differences'

Junior doctors in Kolkata are pressured by protesters to adopt a hardline stance on the RG Kar rape and murder case, demanding live streaming of discussions with the Bengal government. An audio tape released by former TMC member Kunal Ghosh shows differing opinions among doctors, but they remain united in their quest for justice.

The Times of India Woman 'disrobed, molested, photographed' at Kolkata hospital by ward boy

A young woman at the Institute of Child Health in Kolkata was allegedly molested and photographed by a ward boy while she slept beside her sick child. The accused, Tanay Pal, has been arrested and charged with multiple offenses. Hospital officials took immediate action by calling the police and terminating his employment.

The Times of India Bengal govt blames junior docs for logjam but sends fresh offer for talks

The West Bengal government extended a new offer for negotiations to protesting junior doctors following unsuccessful talks on Saturday night. Senior police officers informed the doctors about the government's willingness to initiate dialogue, but there has been no response from them yet. The demand for live-streaming meetings remains an obstacle.

The Times of India PM Modi virtually flags off six Vande Bharat trains in Ranchi

PM Narendra Modi virtually launched six Vande Bharat trains for Jharkhand, Odisha, Bihar, and Uttar Pradesh from Ranchi. These new trains will run on routes like Tatanagar-Patna and Bhagalpur-Howrah. Modi stressed that expanding rail connectivity in eastern states will strengthen the regional economy and benefit travelers, businesses, professionals, and students.

The Times of India Maharashtra polls likely in November, prefer two phases: CM Eknath Shinde

The Times of India Maharashtra polls likely in November, prefer two phases: CM Eknath Shinde