The Times of India Sanjeev Sanyal offered Gokhale post after Debroy exit

Sanjeev Sanyal has been offered the post of chancellor of Gokhale Institute of Politics and Economics following Bibek Debroy's resignation citing moral grounds. The Servants of India Society, which manages the institute, awaits Sanyal's acceptance. Debroy's resignation stemmed from a legal dispute over the dismissal of Vice-Chancellor Ajit Ranade.

The Times of India Gadkari opens Asia's longest double-decker flyover in Nagpur

Union minister Nitin Gadkari inaugurated Asia's longest double-decker flyover in Nagpur, which includes the continent's first four-tier structure with a Metro line, flyover, railway track, and road. The 5.6km Kamptee Road flyover significantly reduces travel time and sets new benchmarks in infrastructure, utilizing ultra-reinforced concrete technology for future projects.

The Times of India Centre to review on Monday situation in Naxal-hit states

Home Minister Amit Shah will review the security situation and development schemes in eight left-wing extremism-affected states. This comes after security personnel eliminated 31 Naxals in Chhattisgarh, raising the total this year to 238. The government aims to eradicate left-wing extremism by March 2026.

The Times of India In 5-state raid on JeM network, NIA arrests 1, detains several others

NIA conducted raids at 26 locations across five states, arresting one and detaining several suspects. The raids targeted individuals linked to Jaish-e-Muhammed, involved in radicalizing and recruiting youth for planned terror attacks. Seized items included incriminating documents and electronic devices.

The Times of India BJP opposes PAC calling Buch, war with Congress looms

A conflict arises between BJP and Congress as BJP objects to Congress's attempt to have Sebi chairperson Buch testify on Adani Group allegations before the PAC. BJP accuses Congress of misusing PAC to tarnish the government, leading to a potential stormy confrontation.

The Times of India 'Bangladeshi influx' finds no mention in BJP's Jharkhand poll manifesto

BJP has introduced the first phase of its manifesto for Jharkhand elections, focusing on women's welfare, youth, jobs, and housing. Notably, it did not address the issue of illegal immigrants from Bangladesh, which has been a campaign theme. Future phases of the manifesto are pending.

The Times of India Congress wants to use drug money for polls: PM Modi

PM Narendra Modi criticized Congress for allegedly promoting divisive agendas influenced by 'urban Naxals' and linked them to a recent major cocaine seizure involving a former Congress leader. Modi also announced agricultural initiatives worth Rs 23,300 crore, benefiting millions of farmers and bolstering agriculture infrastructure.

The Times of India Haryana turnout 67%, only 54% in affluent Gurgaon

Haryana's single-phase assembly elections witnessed a nearly 67% voter turnout, lower than previous years' figures. Fatehabad district recorded the highest turnout exceeding 74%, while urban districts like Gurgaon reported lower participation at 57.2%. Overall, some districts like Nuh experienced a slight increase, with 72.2% voter turnout compared to 2019.

The Times of India Exit polls forecast Cong win in Hry, give Cong-NC edge in J&K

Congress is predicted to win decisively in Haryana, potentially securing up to 65 seats in the 90-member assembly. In Jammu & Kashmir, the NC-Congress-CPM alliance is likely to lead over BJP, but may fall short of a majority. These projections signal a boost for the INDIA bloc and concerns for BJP.

The Times of India Amid China's muscle-flexing, Malabar drill to start on October 8

The 28th Malabar naval exercise, hosted by India, starts on October 8 in the Bay of Bengal. Involving India, the US, Japan, and Australia, the exercise aims to enhance interoperability and address shared maritime challenges in the Indian Ocean and Indo-Pacific regions amid China's assertiveness.

The Times of India DRDO tests of man-portable air defence shield successful

The Times of India Ladakh protesters to sit on fast, seek an okay for Jantar Mantar

Climate activist Sonam Wangchuk and Kargil Democratic Alliance member Sajjad Hussain Kargili will begin an indefinite fast in Delhi to demand Ladakh's Sixth Schedule status. Permission for a venue at Jantar Mantar is still pending, and they seek alternative locations from supporting groups. Wangchuk is leading the 'Delhi Chalo Padyatra' organized by the Leh Apex Body.

The Times of India Livelihood mission 2.0 for urban poor to focus on 6 grps such as sanitation & gig workers

The government will soon launch NULM 2.0 for urban poor, targeting six groups like domestic and gig workers. Eligible individuals can avail microcredit to start enterprises. A pilot in 25 cities will identify poor families and issue unique ID cards for welfare scheme access.

The Times of India Talks on bilateral ties not on Pakistan visit agenda: S Jaishankar

Indian Foreign Minister S Jaishankar will attend the SCO heads of government meeting in Islamabad on October 15-16 but will not discuss bilateral ties with Pakistan. Jaishankar underscored Pakistan's continued support for terrorism as a barrier to SAARC summits and emphasized regional integration efforts with neighboring countries like Bangladesh and Sri Lanka.

The Times of India After dramatic talks on bus marshals, Atishi says BJP didn’t ask LG to sign cabinet note

A delegation of civil defence volunteers met LG V K Saxena in Delhi regarding their dismissal. LG assured a solution within a week. BJP and AAP blamed each other for the issue, with protests and detentions occurring. AAP passed a proposal seeking reinstatement.