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The Times of India No negative dam impact, says China on India fears
China has assured India that the construction of a mega dam on the Yarlung Tsangpo river in Tibet will not harm the lower riparian states. The project aims to develop clean energy and has been studied for decades to ensure environmental safety. US NSA Jake Sullivan will discuss the issue during his visit to India.
The Times of India Watch: US Navy fires Tomahawk missiles at Houthi rebels in Yemen
On New Year’s Eve, the USS Harry S. Truman conducted precision missile strikes targeting Houthi rebels in Yemen. The operation, part of a broader series of attacks, aimed to neutralize command centers and weapon facilities. This was a response to recent militant missile launches in Israel.
The Times of India 4,200 cases, Rs 25 crore refunds: Fee complaints jump at private universities
Private universities lead in fee-related complaints in India, with over 4,250 issues resolved and refunds of Rs 25.5 crore in the past five years, according to UGC's Fee Nivaran Cell. Uttar Pradesh, Delhi, and Rajasthan are the top states with the highest number of complaints.
The Times of India 'Appalling': Indologist Dalrymple slams 17th century Mubarak Manzil demolition
William Dalrymple criticizes the demolition of Agra's historic Mubarak Manzil, attributing such actions to India's struggles in attracting international tourists despite its rich cultural heritage. Former politicians and local historians have also protested against the demolition, citing broader neglect of heritage sites.
The Times of India Arrested Rajasthan PSC member leaked papers: SIT
Rajasthan police arrested RPSC member Katara for leaking 2021 SI exam papers to a commission colleague and govt accountant. The SIT report revealed the leak had reached coaching centres and recommended cancelling the results. The state's BJP govt and courts are yet to decide.
The Times of India Dwayne ‘The Rock’ Johnson scores big with $41 million in TKO Stock
Hollywood star Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson received over $41 million in TKO stock after joining WWE and UFC's board of directors. Signing a new contract, he secured rights to 'The Rock' name. The grant includes 96,557 shares vesting initially in December 2024, with the remainder throughout 2025. His WrestleMania 41 appearance remains uncertain due to Hollywood commitments.
The Times of India Step up MSP fight, Dallewal tells kisan mahapanchayat
On the 40th day of his indefinite fast, farmer union representative Jagjit Singh Dallewal called for nationwide farmer mobilisation to ensure demands, including legal MSP rights. Dallewal urged villages to send tractor-trolleys to protest sites, insisting this fight is not his alone but concerns everyone.
The Times of India 'Total chaos': 200 flyers stuck on Delhi-Pune plane for over 7 hours
Approximately 200 passengers on a Delhi-Pune Air India Express flight experienced a 10-hour delay, sitting in the aircraft for seven-and-a-half hours due to fog before being told to deboard, go through security again, and then reboard the same plane. The plane finally landed in Pune around 10am the next day, amidst significant operational disruptions at multiple airports.
The Times of India Avian flu kills three tigers, one leopard at Nagpur’s Gorewada rescue centre
Three tigers and a sub-adult leopard died from H5N1 avian flu at Gorewada Rescue Centre, prompting a red alert in Maharashtra's zoos. The death toll marked a significant instance of the virus impacting captive wildlife. Containment measures and screenings were implemented, and other animals in the center were declared healthy.
The Times of India Congress to launch campaign to attack Amit Shah over Ambedkar
Congress is set to organize district-level "chaupals" demanding Home Minister Amit Shah's resignation over his remarks on B R Ambedkar. The month-long campaign, "Jai Bapu, Jai Bhim, Jai Samvidhan", will highlight BJP-RSS's alleged disrespect towards Ambedkar and the Constitution. The campaign will culminate on Jan 26 with a rally in Mhow, marking 75 years of the Constitution.
The Times of India Rijiju carries 'unity' message, offers PM Modi's 'chaddar' at Ajmer dargah
Union minister Kiren Rijiju presented an embroidered chaddar on behalf of PM Narendra Modi at the Ajmer Dargah, continuing a 11-year tradition. This symbolic gesture occurs amid a lawsuit from Hindu Sena claiming a pre-existing Shiva temple on the site, dismissed by the dargah committee. PM Modi's message emphasized love, unity, and harmony.
The Times of India Bid to spread poison in name of caste: PM Modi's veiled dig at Rahul
Prime Minister Narendra Modi cautions against divisive efforts based on caste during his speech at the Grameen Bharat Mahotsav in New Delhi, emphasizing the need to maintain harmony and unity in villages, and reflects on his ongoing narrative of social cohesion amid the potential decision on conducting the decennial census.
The Times of India Bastar journalist murder: Police reveal horrifying details of distant relatives
Bastar police arrested three suspects, including a distant relative, for the murder of journalist Mukesh Chandrakar. The incident, provoked by a corruption dispute, occurred on January 1st. They killed Mukesh, disposed of the body in a septic tank, and fled. The discovery of Mukesh's body sparked city-wide protests and demands for justice in Bijapur.
The Times of India Zepto gets Singapore's approval; set to become an 'Indian company' with ...
Zepto is accelerating its IPO plans, targeting to file draft papers by March or April, after securing domicile transfer approval from Singapore to India. A crucial NCLT hearing is scheduled for January 17, followed by a board meeting on January 19 to finalise IPO details.
The Times of India Zero visibility at 5 Punjab, Haryana cities; plains colder than Shimla
Severe cold and heavy fog hit Punjab and Haryana, dropping visibility to zero in places like Amritsar and Hisar. Several areas recorded temperatures lower than Shimla. The dense fog reduced visibility significantly, while a slight rise in temperatures is expected over the next three days, with chances of rain in the region.
