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The Times of India 9 BJP-RSS men held guilty in 2005 Kerala murder case
The additional sessions court in Thalassery convicted nine BJP-RSS workers for the murder of DYFI activist Rijith in 2005. Rijith was attacked during a clash over an RSS branch opening, suffering fatal wounds. The verdict, based on substantial evidence and testimonies, concluded a 19-year-long trial.
The Times of India 3 held for Bijapur scribe murder; Congress, BJP spar over links with accused
Chhattisgarh government forms an 11-member SIT to investigate journalist Mukesh Chandrakar's murder. His body was found in a septic tank at contractor Suresh Chandrakar's premises. Police have arrested three individuals, with Suresh still at large. A report on corruption in road construction is suspected to be the motive.
The Times of India Delhi businessman suicide: Wife statement recorded, mobile phone seized
New Delhi police are investigating the suicide of businessman Puneet by recording statements from his wife, family, and others; examining an audio clip; and sending a video and the wife's mobile phone for forensic analysis. Puneet's family has filed a complaint for abetment to suicide against his in-laws.
The Times of India Microsoft's 'reminder' to US to win AI race vs China: American products are...
Microsoft's President Brad Smith emphasises a national strategy for the US to lead in AI, focusing on R&D funding, education, and relaxed regulations.
The Times of India Red alert as bird flu kills 3 tigers, leopard at Nagpur rescue hub
Three tigers and a young leopard died from highly pathogenic avian flu H5N1 at Gorewada Rescue Centre, Nagpur. This marks the first significant wildlife loss to the virus in captivity in India. Containment measures are in place; other animals tested negative. The virus cross-infected mammals possibly through infected prey or raw meat.
The Times of India MuleHunter.AI: RBI’s new weapon against fraudsters
The Reserve Bank of India is working with fintech institutions to fight mule account cybercrimes. They have developed advanced algorithms to detect frauds and recently launched MuleHunter.AI, an AI tool to identify mule accounts. A pilot test with public sector banks showed promising results. This initiative aims to protect customers and curb fraudulent transactions.
The Times of India Give timely information on outbreaks in China, India tells WHO
India has increased its vigilance following reports of rising respiratory illnesses in China. The health ministry held a high-level meeting to assess the situation, emphasizing preparedness. Experts indicated that the surge is due to common flu viruses, including HMPV. The Indian government is monitoring the situation closely, ensuring hospitals are ready to handle any increase in cases.
The Times of India New norms may put private chats out of probe agencies' reach
The Union government is working on guidelines for investigating agencies to handle and seize documents while excluding personal, unrelated data to protect privacy. The guidelines came into focus following cases involving lottery king Santiago Martin and Amazon, where claims of unrelated personal data being at risk were raised.
The Times of India UP horror: Uncle, cousins among five held for brutal torture of minor boy
Police in Mirzapur arrested five of six accused for beating a 14-year-old boy in Bardeehakala village over alleged theft charges. The boy’s uncle and cousins were involved in the attack, captured on video. Family disputes may have been a factor. The boy's mother reported severe injuries and the police are investigating.
The Times of India Kevadiya Safari: Leopard kills 1 blackbuck, 7 die of shock
Eight blackbucks in Kevadiya safari were killed by a leopard despite safety measures. The leopard attacked one blackbuck, causing panic that led to the death of seven others due to shock. Guards responded quickly, causing the leopard to flee. The incident is under investigation, and the fencing around the safari is being scrutinized for security.
The Times of India Rare caracals seen at Rajasthan’s Ramgarh Vishdhari Tiger Reserve
In the newly designated Ramgarh Vishdhari Tiger Reserve, two rare caracals were photographed, marking the first sighting in over two decades in this region. Caracals, now critically endangered in India, face severe habitat loss, with their range shrinking significantly since 1948. Rajasthan has reported the highest sightings of caracals since 2001.
The Times of India Massive protest erupts over ‘hidden phone’ in girls’ washroom in Telangana
Students at a government polytechnic college in Mahabubnagar protested after discovering a mobile phone in the girls' washroom, sparking privacy concerns. The accused, a student with backlogs, was detained. The incident is under investigation, with the phone being sent for forensic examination. Student protests continue, with the involvement of local police and SHE Team.
The Times of India USBRL Project: Railways conducts another trial run on Katra-Banihal section
Northern Railways completed another successful trial run on the Katra-Banihal section of the USBRL project, which includes India's first cable-stayed rail bridge and the world's highest railway bridge. Statutory inspections and further trials are scheduled for early January, guiding the commencement of train services to Kashmir Valley.
The Times of India Power department staffer held for firing at Jammu BJYM leader
Jammu Police arrested Ravinder Singh, a power department employee, for shooting and injuring BJYM leader Kanav Sharma over a parking dispute in Roop Nagar's New Plot area. Singh fired at Sharma in a fit of rage after an argument and fled the scene. Sharma is under treatment, and an attempted murder case is registered at Bakshi Nagar PS.
The Times of India Rajagopala Chidambaram, India’s atomic weapons man, passes away at 88
Rajagopala Chidambaram, India's leading nuclear weapons designer and key figure in the Pokhran nuclear tests, passed away at 88. He contributed significantly to India's nuclear programme and scientific advancements. Tributes poured in from top scientists and political leaders, acknowledging his groundbreaking work and immense impact on India's strategic capabilities and scientific community.
