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The Times of India Does Pakistan minister's comment on Ghazni signal foreign policy shift?
Pakistan's defence minister Khawaja Muhammad Asif's remarks about Mahmud of Ghazni being 'merely a plunderer' have sparked controversy. His comments have initiated a domestic debate and strained relations with Afghanistan. This also questions the suitability of naming Pakistani missiles after historical figures who invaded India.
The Times of India Cybercrooks upgrade skills, con man with 'SC' link
A Kandivli man transferred Rs 32 lakh and a private company vice-president lost Rs 1.6 crore in digital detention scams, believing they faced legal trouble based on fake documents from 'Supreme Court' and 'CBI'. The fraudsters convinced them by creating fake arrest warrants and threatening severe consequences, including arrest of family members.
The Times of India 2018 Kasganj violence was 'premeditated' plot: Court
The Lucknow NIA court labeled the 2018 Kasganj violence a premeditated conspiracy, sentencing 28 accused to life imprisonment. The judge raised concerns over NGOs aiding individuals accused of anti-national activities and called for an investigation into their funding and objectives, sending a message against such crimes.
The Times of India Amid Muda row, BJP claims Rs 23 crore Bengaluru civic body plot sold for Rs 2 crore
A controversy has erupted in Karnataka over the sale of an 8,000sq ft site in Jayanagar by the BDA for Rs 2 crore, far below its actual market value. BJP has demanded an investigation, alleging the land was sold to benefit private interests. The plot was controversially sold citing a 2020 order, despite it being occupied since 1973.
The Times of India RJD tie-up was mistake, will stay with NDA now: Nitish on Lalu overture
Bihar CM Nitish Kumar reaffirmed his commitment to the BJP-led NDA, despite recent overtures from RJD and Lalu Prasad. Nitish emphasized his decision to stick with the NDA during his Pragati Yatra, while RJD leaders speculated about possible alliances. Union minister Jitan Ram Manjhi supported Nitish’s decision, highlighting his reputation for governance.
The Times of India From Rolls-Royce to Audi Q7: The swanky side of salvation at Maha Kumbh
Maha Kumbh Mela in Prayagraj features swanky cars, opulent chariots, and modern seers flaunting luxury alongside spirituality. Rolls-Royce, Mercedes Benz, and Audi Q7 are part of grand processions. While some seers arrive in gold-silver chariots, others prefer high-end vehicles, showcasing a blend of tradition and luxury to connect with the youth.
The Times of India MP district offers sops for couples with only girls to boost sex ratio
Parents of only daughters in Harda district, Madhya Pradesh, receive various discounts under the 'Revashakti' scheme to address the declining sex ratio. Enrolled parents get 'Keerti' cards for benefits, including discounts at schools, hospitals, and grocery stores, with 638 parents having registered so far.
The Times of India 102 maps forged to legalise Mumbai coast properties: Probe
A Special Investigation Team has uncovered a land scam involving the alteration of property records to convert Coastal Regulation Zone (CRZ) and No Development Zone (NDZ) lands into developable plots along the Mumbai coastline. Four individuals, including two ex-government employees, were arrested for manipulating 102 property maps, leading to ecological damage and government revenue loss.
The Times of India No welfare scheme will be scrapped, lie spread by AAP: PM Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi assures the continuation of public welfare schemes if BJP is voted to power in Delhi elections. Modi criticizes AAP for alleged corruption in scheme implementation, emphasizes the need for honest administration, and promotes infrastructural developments like highways and metro expansions.
The Times of India Woman gang leader orchestrates robberies to sustain romance with same-sex partner
In Lucknow, a woman named Nilofar, 24, led a gang to commit robberies in order to finance her relationship with her same-sex partner Arshi. Disguised as a rag-picker, she meticulously planned and executed these heists. Nilofar and two accomplices were arrested following a jewellery store robbery on December 31.
The Times of India 153 cases under NDPS Act, 246 arrested; heroin worth crores seized in Jammu in 2024
Jammu police executed extensive operations throughout 2024 to combat drug crimes, registering over 150 cases under the NDPS Act and arresting more than 240 individuals. They seized 83 vehicles and registered 153 FIRs related to heroin recovery. Additionally, 19 habitual offenders were booked under the PIT NDPS Act, reflecting a stringent, zero-tolerance approach.
The Times of India 4 killed, 2 missing as vehicle plunges into a J&K river
In Kishtwar, Jammu and Kashmir, a speeding Bolero fell into a deep gorge, causing the death of four passengers in their twenties and leaving two others, including the driver, missing. Authorities and politicians, including Union Minister Jitendra Singh and Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha, have expressed their condolences to the bereaved families.
The Times of India Banihal Bypass complete, to open for 4-lane traffic within 15 days: Gadkari
Union minister Nitin Gadkari announced that the newly constructed 4-lane, 2.35km-long bypass to Banihal town on the Ramban-Banihal section of the national highway will open for 4-lane traffic within 15 days. Initially, 2-lane traffic will be released. The bypass was built at a cost of Rs 224.44 crore, with netizens praising the achievement.
The Times of India IIM-Bangalore student from Surat found dead near hostel after birthday bash
A 29-year-old IIM Bangalore student, Nilay Kailashbhai Patel, was found dead at his hostel after celebrating his birthday. Initial investigations suggest an accidental fall from the second floor. No official complaint has been lodged, and the exact cause of death awaits the post-mortem report.
The Times of India NPS systematic withdrawal plan suits retirees with large corpus
The National Pension System (NPS) now allows retirees to systematically withdraw 60% of their corpus while the remainder grows, benefiting from better annuity rates at later ages. Retirees can contribute till 75, optimizing tax-free lump sum withdrawals and systematic instalments. This feature is ideal for those with significant voluntary pension contributions.
