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Drink-drive case: Car first hit Parama road divider - Times of India
KOLKATA: Forensic experts investigating the hit-and-run case involving interior designer Aditi Agarwal on Thursday said it is now almost clear that the car had first hit the road divider near the Parama service lane, before it swerved and hit the man who died on the spot. Agarwal was sent to a day’s judicial custody by the Alipore court.The public prosecutor on Thursday sought an extra day for furnishing the police reports in the case.
Two Chinese trade union officials arrested after helping workers
BEIJING: Chinese police have arrested two trade union officials after they helped workers try to set up a union, a source told Reuters on Friday, the latest detentions in a nationwide crackdown on labour activists. China's latest round of labour activism began this year when a company called Jasic International, a welding machinery manufacturer in the southern city of Huizhou , fired some workers for attempting to set up a union.
Army commander reviews security situation in Kashmir - Times of India
SRINAGAR: The Army's Northern Command chief Lt Gen Ranbir Singh reviewed the security situation in Kashmir and was briefed about the recent anti-militancy operations in the valley, a defence spokesman said Friday.The Northern Army Commander arrived in Kashmir Valley on Thursday to review the prevailing security situation, the spokesman said."Accompanied by the Chinar Corps Commander Lt Gen AK Bhatt, the Army commander visited units in south Kashmir and was briefed by commanders on the ground...
AIIMS MBBS 2019 registration begins today, check details here
NEW DELHI: The registration process for AIIMS MBBS 2019 entrance exam begins today, November 30, 2018. The AIIMS MBBS 2019 exam conducted annually and is one of the biggest medical exams, after NEET entrance exam. The eligible candidates who wish to apply for the exam can visit the official website of AIIMS exams - aiimsexams.org. The basic registration for the exam will continue till January 3, 2019. The final registration process will continue till March 2019.
Scoop the poop or pay: BMC bares its teeth at pet owners - Times of India
MUMBAI: The next time you take your pet dog for a stroll, better carry a poop scooper. It’s mandatory to carry one whether or not your pet decides to do its business on the street. If you’re found without the scooper, you are liable to be punished. Also, your pet could be stripped of its licence. The city’s municipality recently put out a circular which says “dog owners must carry, a pet scooper while taking their dog for a walk”. TOI has a copy of the circular issued by the veterinary department.
Textile industry demands 50% cut in power tariffs - Times of India
Surat: The textile industry leaders will be making a strong representation to Gujarat’s energy minister Saurabh Patel to give 50% concession on the electricity tariff, which they claim will provide a level-playing field with the textile sector in Maharashtra.
Rajasthan: Vedic panel, grazing land among Congress poll pledges - Times of India
JAIPUR: Farmers, youth, education, women's security and protection to small-time businessmen are the thrust areas of the Congress manifesto released on Thursday for the Rajasthan polls, while a promise to constitute a "gochar bhumi" (grazing land) development board and a Vedic culture and education board has been included to counter the saffron party's Hindutva agenda.
Rs3,000 crore Orange City Street, world’s longest, to have everything that you need - Times of India
Nagpur: The architect of Nagpur Municipal Corporation (NMC) — Hafeez Contractor — has finalized the design of the ambitious Orange City Street project . According to a paper presented during Indian Roads Congress (IRC) by NMC executive engineer Naresh Borkar and Nilabh Nagar of the contractor’s firm, the 5.5km-long Orange City Street will be the longest street in the world . Next to this will be Ginza in Tokyo, which is just 1.45km-long. The complete street has been divided into 10 sectors.
World AIDS Day 2018: Chennai college students to take oath to not discriminate people living with HIV - Times of India
CHENNAI: Indian Community Welfare Organisation and Shri Krishnaswamy College for Women will jointly mark the World AIDS Day on November 30 with a theme, “Know your Status”.At least 2,500 students will participate in the event, to be held between at the Shri Krishnaswamy College for Women in Anna Nagar here between 11am and 12pm.A huge human red ribbon would be displayed by the students during the event, which would be followed by taking an oath to not discriminate people living with HIV/AIDS,...
All eyes on Vinesh Phogat and Sakshi Malik at Wrestling Nationals - Times of India
GONDA (UP): The spotlight trained on them, Vinesh Phogat gets an opportunity to test her fitness while a struggling Sakshi Malik will look to re-invent herself in the absence of the male stars at the National Wrestling Championships, beginning on Thursday. Vinesh was forced to skip the World Championship in Budapest due to a last-minute elbow injury. She was in imperious form following the historic gold-winning effort at the Jakarta-Palembang Asian Games.
India hopes for early resumption of dialogue between Palestine, Israel
UNITED NATIONS: Expressing solidarity with the Palestinian people, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday said India hopes for an early resumption of dialogue between Palestine and Israel for moving towards a comprehensive and negotiated resolution of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
Court allows revision pleas by Captain, son in 3 I-T cases - Times of India
LUDHIANA: The court of additional sessions judge Rajeev K Beri has allowed three revision petitions by Punjab chief minister Captain Amarinder Singh and his son Raninder Singh in the three income tax evasion cases filed against them by the income tax department . Chief minister Captain Amarinder Singh and his son Raninder Singh had filed revision petitions in the court after the trial court of chief judicial magistrate had summoned them and ordered them to appear personally for the hearing.
Champions League: Christian Eriksen's late show keeps Spurs in hunt for last 16 berth - Times of India
LONDON: Mauricio Pochettino backed Tottenham to complete their Champions League escape act in Barcelona after Christian Eriksen 's late strike kept alive their last 16 hopes with a 1-0 win over Inter Milan . Pochettino's side were 10 minutes away from being eliminated at the group stage as they laboured to break down the massed Inter defence at Wembley.
Sabarimala row: Man who supported all women entry attacked in Kerala - Times of India
MALAPPURAM: A native of Nilambur , who had expressed solidarity to a group of women who expressed willingness for the Sabarimala pilgrimage, was attacked by a gang of people late Wednesday. Sangeeth (33), a make-up artist, had attended a press conference along with three women who had expressed willingness to visit the hill shrine at Ernakulam press club on November 19. Earlier, he had announced that he will go to Sabarimala along with a group of young women, through a facebook post.
Hisar girls cycle to UT to give green message - Times of India
CHANDIGARH: A team of girl students and their teachers have cycled down from Hisar to Chandigarh to promote the use of cycles in a bid to save the environment. The team of Vidya Devi Jindal School of Hisar in Haryana includes five girls (Varnika Gupta, Bhawna Jangra, Vanshika Grewal, Aditi Chugh, Kritika Jindal); three teachers (Abhishek Charag, Poonam Chauhan, Rupesh Kumar) and a dean, Puja Pant.
NMC to facilitate child, senior citizen care centres - Times of India
Nagpur: For the first time in the city, the women and child welfare committee of Nagpur Municipal Corporation (NMC) has decided to set up a childcare centre and a rehabilitation centre for senior citizens. While the childcare centre has been planned in Kachipura, the exact location for senior citizen rehabilitation centre would be finalized soon. Chairperson of women and child welfare committee Pragati Patil has come up with the plan to develop the two centres on pilot basis.
Pro-Khalistan protesters try to disrupt Rahul’s UK event - Times of India
LONDON: Four pro-Khalistan protesters have managed to evade heavy security to enter Rahul Gandhi’s event at the Ramada Hotel conference centre in South Ruislip in West London and spent hours alongside more than 1,500 Person Of Indian Origin (PIO) Congress supporters and British Indian MPs. The protesters — three men and one woman — were escorted out of the hotel by the police on Saturday night.
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