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The Times of India 'Operation Sadbhav': India rushes aid to 3 typhoon-hit southeast Asia nations
India has launched 'Operation Sadbhav' for humanitarian assistance in response to Typhoon Yagi's devastation in Southeast Asia. India provided $1,00,000 each in aid to Vietnam and Laos. A special aircraft delivered 35 tonnes of relief supplies to Vietnam. Aid was also sent to Myanmar, where the storm resulted in over 100 fatalities.
The Times of India Grenade hurled at home, luckily Manipur minister was out
A hand grenade exploded at Manipur's veterinary and transport minister Khashim Vashum's residence in Ukhrul, causing property damage but no casualties. CCTV footage showed a suspect throwing the grenade from a white Maruti Gypsy. An FIR has been lodged, and police are investigating the incident. No group has claimed responsibility so far.
The Times of India Grenade hurled at home, luckily Manipur minister was out
A hand grenade exploded at Manipur's veterinary and transport minister Khashim Vashum's residence in Ukhrul, causing property damage but no casualties. CCTV footage showed a suspect throwing the grenade from a white Maruti Gypsy. An FIR has been lodged, and police are investigating the incident. No group has claimed responsibility so far.
The Times of India Madrassas to become epicentre of BJP’s minority outreach in UP on PM's birthday
On PM Narendra Modi's 74th birthday, the BJP will initiate a minority outreach campaign targeting 74 madrassas in Uttar Pradesh. Aiming to engage 7,400 Muslims, the campaign highlights government welfare measures for minorities. Scheduled from September 17 to October 2, it involves events at madrassas and dargahs and seeks support from influential Sufi leaders.
The Times of India Two women naval officers set for round-the-world sailing expedition
Lieutenant Commanders Roopa A and Dilna K are set to embark on a global circumnavigation aboard the INSV Tarini after three years of intense training. The expedition, 'Navika Sagar Parikrama-II', will challenge their sailing skills and endurance. They have already completed multiple trans-oceanic voyages as part of their preparation.
The Times of India SI, 2 other cops suspended for 'booze party' at thana in Bihar
A sub-inspector and two chowkidars in Bihar's Kaimur district were suspended after being caught consuming alcohol on duty at Sonhan police station. A breath analyser confirmed their intoxication, leading to court proceedings and departmental actions. Urine and blood samples of the trio have been sent for laboratory testing.
The Times of India SI, 2 other cops suspended for 'booze party' at thana in Bihar
A sub-inspector and two chowkidars in Bihar's Kaimur district were suspended after being caught consuming alcohol on duty at Sonhan police station. A breath analyser confirmed their intoxication, leading to court proceedings and departmental actions. Urine and blood samples of the trio have been sent for laboratory testing.
The Times of India Andhra suspends 3 IPS officers for 'framing', arresting Mumbai actress
The Andhra Pradesh government has suspended three senior IPS officers for allegedly framing and harassing a Mumbai-based actress to force her to withdraw a sexual assault complaint. The officers are accused of significant misuse of power, leading to the wrongful arrest and detention of the actress and her parents for 42 days earlier this year.
The Times of India Andhra suspends 3 IPS officers for 'framing', arresting Mumbai actress
The Andhra Pradesh government has suspended three senior IPS officers for allegedly framing and harassing a Mumbai-based actress to force her to withdraw a sexual assault complaint. The officers are accused of significant misuse of power, leading to the wrongful arrest and detention of the actress and her parents for 42 days earlier this year.
The Times of India 'Rough patches' in ties resolved after India's troop pullout: Male
India and the Maldives have mended their relationship following the withdrawal of Indian troops from the archipelago. Maldivian President Mohamed Muizzu is scheduled for an official visit to India. Meanwhile, the Maldives continues to bolster its ties with China through recent trade and investment agreements, as well as ongoing defense cooperation talks.
The Times of India Apple's biggest 'iPhone update' for 2024: India time, how to prepare
Apple's iOS 18 update for iPhones is now available with new customization options for home screens and lockscreens, a redesigned Control Center, and a password management app. Apple Intelligence features will be included in a future update.
The Times of India Suspect arrested after shooting Near Trump’s Florida golf club: Key details
Donald Trump remains unharmed following a shooting incident near his golf club in West Palm Beach, Florida. The Secret Service and local law enforcement are currently investigating the situation. According to sources, the gunfire involved individuals targeting each other and not Trump himself. This follows another shooting at a Trump rally in Pennsylvania in July.
The Times of India Govt may roll out census shortly, 'One Nation, One Election' within this term: Sources
The BJP-led government aims to continue its 2014 agenda despite reduced numbers in the 2024 elections. Key achievements include constructing the Ram temple and abolishing Article 370. The government is pushing for One Nation-One Election to hold state assembly polls alongside parliamentary elections, citing benefits like resource savings and policy certainty.
The Times of India Donald Trump 'safe' after gunshots heard nearby, campaign says
Donald Trump, the Republican presidential candidate, remains safe following an incident where gunshots were fired nearby. The event took place on Sunday, and while specific details are scarce, Trump's campaign confirmed his safety through spokesman Steven Cheung. The situation continues to develop as more information becomes available.
The Times of India Furore as fishermen return with shaved heads from Sri Lanka
Five fishermen from Rameswaram returned to India with tonsured heads after being jailed in Sri Lanka for poaching. Their treatment sparked protests and condemnation from the CPM. Detained on August 26, they were released after paying fines but were treated as convict prisoners until then. A protest is planned in Rameswaram.
