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The Times of India 7 cases of HMPV detected; no cause for concern: Nadda
India reported seven cases of human metapneumovirus (HMPV) in children. Union health minister J P Nadda assured that it won't lead to a Covid-like outbreak. HMPV is known since 2001, often self-limiting, and mostly affects children. Surveillance and health systems are actively monitoring the situation.
The Times of India Kolkata cops close cases against 'lottery king', ED goes to court
The Enforcement Directorate faces a setback as Kolkata police file closure reports in FIRs against Santiago Martin and his company for lack of evidence, potentially hindering the PMLA probe. ED appeals in court, stressing incomplete investigations and urging the reopening of these cases.
The Times of India 15 workers trapped in flooded Assam coal mine
Around 15 labourers are feared trapped after water flooded a coal mine in Assam's Dima Hasao district. The incident happened around 7 am at Assam Coal Quarry in Umrangso. Rescue operations involving the Army, State Disaster Response Force, and National Disaster Response Force are underway. The exact number of trapped workers is not yet confirmed.
The Times of India Software consultant, wife poison 2 kids to death, hang themselves in Bengaluru flat
A 38-year-old software consultant and his wife died by suicide after poisoning their two children in Bengaluru due to financial burden and emotional stress. The family's troubles began after an unsuccessful investment in Prayagraj, followed by the costly treatment of their autistic daughter.
The Times of India CRZ scam: SIT finds 63 more forged land records; 165 so far
A Special Investigation Team in Mumbai has found 63 more forged records related to illegal construction in Coastal Regulation and No Development Zones, raising the total to 165. The tampered maps enabled unauthorized building on 267 properties. Five people have been arrested, including two retired officials and a contractor, with involvement from various governmental departments.
The Times of India Salman Bishnoi gang's main target, Baba was fallback plan: Police
Actor Salman Khan was the original target of the Bishnoi gang, who later killed politician Baba Siddique after failing to assassinate Khan. Siddique's death appeared linked to his connections with Khan and ties with Dawood Ibrahim. The chargesheet includes 26 arrested individuals, but no evidence connects jailed gangster Lawrence Bishnoi.
The Times of India Tamil Nadu governor walks out of House amid anthem row
In a new confrontation, Tamil Nadu governor R N Ravi walked out of the state assembly, protesting the absence of the national anthem at the session's start. This is the third instance of such protest by the governor. The House passed a resolution to record only the printed text of Ravi's address, leading to state-wide DMK protests.
The Times of India Scrap Places of Worship Act, demands saints' outfit, moves SC
Akhil Bhartiya Sant Samiti, representing 18.5 lakh pujaris and 12 lakh saints, petitions the Supreme Court to declare Sections 3 and 4 of the Places of Worship Act unconstitutional. They argue these sections violate fundamental rights and disregard historical injustices related to religious sites before 1947.
The Times of India Bijapur Maoist attack: 'IED planted sometime back, triggered manually'
An IED blast in Chhattisgarh's Kutru region killed eight constables and a driver. Authorities believe Maoists planted the command IED long ago, and triggered it manually. The explosion created a massive crater and destroyed the SUV. Chhattisgarh CM Vishnu Deo Sai condemned the attack and vowed to continue anti-Naxal operations, following recent successes against the Maoists.
The Times of India 8 cops killed as Maoists set off 70kg IED blast in Bastar
Eight Chhattisgarh police constables and a driver lost their lives in Bijapur district after Maoists detonated a 70kg IED. The DRG team was attacked while returning from a successful operation against Maoists. The IED explosion was so powerful that it created an 8-10 feet deep crater, scattering bodies and vehicle debris.
The Times of India SC 'hopes and prays' for thaw amid stalemate over Dallewal
The Supreme Court is hopeful for a resolution in the impasse concerning the hospitalisation of farmer Jagjit Singh Dallewal, who is on a fasting protest for a legal guarantee of MSP. A high-powered committee met Dallewal to persuade him to accept medical aid and plans to address the agricultural crisis.
The Times of India Bijapur maoist attack: Questions around SOP swirl after Reds blow up convoy
Security personnel in Bijapur were attacked by an IED explosion that was triggered manually by Maoists hiding nearby. Despite earlier sanitisation, the blast killed jawans who were returning after a successful operation. The incident raises questions about the effectiveness of standard operating procedures and the use of light motor vehicles for transport through insurgency-affected areas.
The Times of India Won't be long before Bharat sees its first bullet train: PM Modi
PM Narendra Modi emphasized India's increasing demand for high-speed trains and expressed optimism about the imminent operation of the first bullet train. He highlighted several initiatives to modernize transport infrastructure, including new railway projects and the expansion of networks in J&K, aimed at enhancing connectivity and creating opportunities for development.
The Times of India Amit Shah pays obeisance on Guru Gobind's Parkash Purab
Home minister Amit Shah visited Gurdwara Rakab Ganj Sahib on Parkash Purab to mark the birth centenary of Guru Gobind Singh. Shah described Guru Gobind Singh as an epitome of religious devotion, bravery, and sacrifice. He emphasized the Guru's unwavering principles against injustice and his enduring legacy of valour and dedication.
The Times of India Gypsies corner tigers in reserve, HC steps in
Bombay High Court took suo motu notice of tourists cornering a tigress and her cubs at Umred-Pauni-Karhandla Wildlife Sanctuary, directing forest officials to outline preventive actions. Videos showed aggressive behavior due to close approach. Enforcement actions followed, including FIRs and penalties.
