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The Times of India Parsi family that knows all about booze in Pakistan

Murree Brewery, one of Asia's oldest distilleries, transitioned to Pakistani ownership in 1947, now led by Isphanyar Bhandara. Despite strict regulations in Pakistan, the business thrives by focusing on quality products. Bhandara calls for increased Indo-Pak trade, emphasizing its potential benefits for lower economic classes, despite political tensions.

The Times of India Supreme Court gives Punjab 3 more days to hospitalise Dallewal

Supreme Court granted Punjab government three more days to hospitalise fasting farmer leader Jagjit Singh Dallewal, with no consideration for involving the Centre. The state's plea was based on ongoing negotiations with the farmers, and security measures have been intensified around the protest site.

The Times of India 'Biwi bhaag jayegi': Adani's take on work-life balance

Adani Group chairman Gautam Adani humorously addressed the work-life balance debate, highlighting personal choice in balancing work and family time. Reflecting on Infosys co-founder Narayana Murthy's 70-hour work week suggestion, Adani emphasized enjoying one’s work and activities for balance, considering personal mortality to simplify life, and prioritizing personal character and humility over material wealth.

The Times of India New Gen Z, desi terms vibe with Scrabble fam

Scrabble's official dictionary gains 1,816 new words, reflecting modern slang and cultural shifts. The update includes Hindi, Greek, Japanese, and Korean terms. These changes will be first embraced at the MuSigma KSSA Indian Open in Bangalore in January 2025. Players find learning new words easier than unlearning removed ones.

The Times of India Sack mantri, demands opposition; Fadnavis says no one will be spared

Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis has vowed to take strong action against anyone connected to the Beed case, emphasizing a zero-tolerance stance on violence and extortion. Despite pressure to remove Food and Civil Supplies Minister Dhananjay Munde, Fadnavis insists on thorough investigation. Surrender of Munde's aide, Valmik Karad, fuels controversy with allegations of government collusion.

The Times of India 40 injured in Manipur violence after forces clash with women

At least 40 people were injured in Kangpokpi district, Manipur during clashes between central security forces and women protesters, following the dismantling of 'community bunkers'. The operation follows recent attacks involving gunmen. Conflicts between Kuki-Zo tribes and Meitei population continue, with tribal groups accusing forces of partiality and demanding an impartial investigation into alleged excessive force used against women.

The Times of India Will work harder on Viksit Bharat dream: PM Modi

In 2024, India has made significant strides in infrastructure development, inaugurated the Ram temple, advanced tribal welfare, reduced poverty, launched the Aditya L1 Mission, and expanded health coverage for seniors. The country has also strengthened its diplomacy, taken substantial steps in climate action, and approved numerous projects for farmers and infrastructure.

The Times of India Here’s how Isro will attempt historic rendezvous & docking

Isro’s SpaDeX mission aims to dock two satellites through precise maneuvers starting with a 20km separation, gradually reducing to enable inter-satellite communication. Successful docking will demonstrate power transfer and future space station capabilities. Begun in 1989, the mission highlights India's technological progress in space docking technology.

The Times of India Isro lining up half-a-dozen big launches in first half of 2025: Space minister

In 2025, Isro will have a significant year with several key missions, including the launch of NVS-02 navigation satellite, the unmanned Gaganyaan mission featuring Vyommitra, and the Indo-US NISAR satellite, among others. The space agency looks to bolster its commercial satellite launch revenue, enhancing its global space economy stature.

The Times of India SpaDeX mission ‘totally indigenous’, 2 satellites to dock on January 7: Jitendra Singh

India's SpaDeX mission successfully launches, demonstrating indigenous space docking technology. Space minister Jitendra Singh announces the docking of two satellites on January 7, marking India as the fourth nation to achieve this feat. The innovation will support future missions such as the Indian space station and Gaganyaan. PM Modi's vision of 'Atmanirbhar Bharat' is praised through these advancements.

The Times of India Pinarayi Vijayan slams Maha neta for calling Kerala 'mini-Pakistan'

Kerala CM Pinarayi Vijayan condemned Maharashtra minister Nitesh Rane’s 'mini-Pakistan' comment about the state, calling it provocative. He accused the Sangh Parivar of using hateful rhetoric to marginalise areas opposing their ideology. Congress' KC Venugopal also criticised Rane, highlighting Kerala’s global recognition in education and healthcare. Rane's remark was made during a Pune rally.

The Times of India 'Someone will be murdered': C'garh teen chops her tongue, offers to Shivalinga

In Sakti, Chhattisgarh, a superstitious 17-year-old girl cut off her tongue and locked herself in a temple, vowing to meditate for two days for wish fulfilment. She left notes warning of violence if disturbed. Despite health concerns, her family and locals support her decision and refuse police intervention. Authorities are monitoring the situation closely.

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