The Times of India No immediate legal view on SC's telecom AGR call: Govt

The Times of India Sebi: Cases where Buch recused herself not 'readily available'

Cases where Sebi chairperson Madhabi Puri Buch recused herself due to potential conflict of interest are not "readily" available and collating them would "disproportionately divert" resources, Sebi said Friday in an RTI response.

The Times of India Women turnout exceeds that of men in six J&K seats in Phase-1

In the first phase of Jammu & Kashmir elections, women voters surpassed men in six out of 24 constituencies, with an overall turnout of 61.4%. Five constituencies in Jammu division recorded higher female participation, while only one did so in Kashmir Valley. Despite this, male voter turnout remained higher overall.

The Times of India Didi talks to Soren, lifts J'khand border blockade after 20 hrs

Bengal lifted its border blockade against Jharkhand at 6.30pm Friday, opening the floodgates for traffic that had been stalled for 20 hours after CM Mamata Banerjee had sealed the border accusing DVC of "flooding Bengal to save Jharkhand".

The Times of India Nitin Gadkari: Those at helm must tolerate barbs

Union minister Nitin Gadkari stressed the importance of tolerating strong opinions in a democracy and encouraged thinkers to express their views freely. Addressing an event in Pune, he called for social harmony and equality, referencing Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj as a model of secularism.

The Times of India Nitin Gadkari: Those at helm must tolerate barbs

The Times of India SC to Centre: Where & why are names okayed by collegium for HCs stuck?

The Supreme Court has demanded an explanation from the Centre regarding delays in implementing collegium recommendations for High Court judges. Emphasizing the importance of the collegium, the court expects prompt action on its suggestions. The Attorney General is set to provide a status update on pending names next week.

The Times of India Rice thieves: India's basmati success now Pakistan’s new label

Pakistani farmers are advertising counterfeit versions of India's Pusa 1121 and Pusa 1509 basmati rice on social media, targeting global markets. This trend has concerned Indian farmers and scientists about losing market share. The Indian government has raised the issue with Pakistan, citing unauthorized use of these prized varieties developed by the Indian Agricultural Research Institute.

The Times of India Not taking EY to court, says dead CA's father

The labour ministry is probing the death of Ernst & Young India employee Anna Sebastian Perayil, whose family claims she faced extreme work pressure. Her father highlighted her demanding schedule. EY chairman Rajiv Memani expressed regret for missing her funeral but denied that work-related stress caused her death.

The Times of India Not taking EY to court, says dead CA's father

The labour ministry is probing the death of Ernst & Young India employee Anna Sebastian Perayil, whose family claims she faced extreme work pressure. Her father highlighted her demanding schedule. EY chairman Rajiv Memani expressed regret for missing her funeral but denied that work-related stress caused her death.

The Times of India Strong emotions over Article 370 unite youths in Valley

Aamir Nazir, a 29-year-old engineering graduate from Kashmir University, is making a living by selling tea and snacks on a highway in Ganderbal due to limited job opportunities. The nullification of Article 370 has increased the demand for local governance as residents hope for better job prospects and living conditions.

The Times of India Karnataka HC asks couple to seek spiritual guru's help to save marriage

The Karnataka High Court's Dharwad bench advised a divorcing couple to consult Sri Gavisiddeshwara Swamiji of Gavi Mutt, Koppal, for resolving their differences. Justice Krishna S Dixit emphasized addressing marital issues rather than opting for separation. The court directed the couple to meet the spiritual guru this Sunday for guidance.

The Times of India Karnataka HC asks couple to seek spiritual guru's help to save marriage

The Karnataka High Court's Dharwad bench advised a divorcing couple to consult Sri Gavisiddeshwara Swamiji of Gavi Mutt, Koppal, for resolving their differences. Justice Krishna S Dixit emphasized addressing marital issues rather than opting for separation. The court directed the couple to meet the spiritual guru this Sunday for guidance.

The Times of India Man killed on Kanpur road as sis stays firm on testifying against goon

A 30-year-old man was fatally beaten in Kanpur's Shastri Chowk area. The assault, reportedly ordered by a history-sheeter recently released on bail, happened after the victim and his sister filed a police complaint against him. Authorities are waiting for an official complaint to advance the investigation.

The Times of India Man killed on Kanpur road as sis stays firm on testifying against goon

A 30-year-old man was fatally beaten in Kanpur's Shastri Chowk area. The assault, reportedly ordered by a history-sheeter recently released on bail, happened after the victim and his sister filed a police complaint against him. Authorities are waiting for an official complaint to advance the investigation.