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Mumbai: Andheri set to get first AC toilet facility for women - Times of India
MUMBAI: Andheri is all set to get its first air conditioned public toilet facility especially for women commuters. The toilet is equipped with a sanitary napkin vending machine and a diaper changing station. The facility is located outside Andheri railway station which is seen having a large floating population.The AC toilet is disabled friendly as well and has a bathing facility with hot water provided.
Rs 1,222.87cr released for varsity teachers, employees in state - Times of India
GAYA: There is finally some good news for nearly 20,000 teaching and non-teaching employees of the universities of the state .The state government has released salary grant for 2018 September to February next year following effective intervention made by deputy chief minister cum-finance minister Sushil Kumar Modi The decision ends more than a decade of salary pang for university employees.
Truck carrying beer smash toll tax cabin in Rajasthan, people loot the liquor - Times of India
AJMER: A truck loaded with cartons of beer coming from Jaipur side on Friday afternoon lost control at Kishangarh toll tax booth and smashed the cabin of the booth. Cartons of beer were scattered all around and a mob was gathered to loot the liquor. Later police came and controlled the situation.According to police a truck bearing UP numbers was speeding from Jaipur side and despite stopping at the toll booth it smashed the cabin for collecting toll tax.
Teen’s genitals chopped off in Uttar Pradesh - Times of India
GORAKHPUR: The city police arrested a man and his two sons for brutally beating up and chopping off a Class 11 boy’s genital with scissors after finding him in a compromising position with his daughter in Gorakhpur, Uttar Pradesh, on Wednesday. The boy’s condition is said to be critical.He has been referred to PGI, Lucknow, for treatment.
Rohingya crisis: UN has 'no right to interfere' says Myanmar army chief
YANGON: Myanmar's army chief said the United Nations had no right to interfere in the sovereignty of the country a week after a UN probe called for him and other top generals to be prosecuted for " genocide " against the Rohingya minority.The defiant response is the army chief's first public reaction since a UN fact-finding mission urged the Security Council to refer Myanmar's top military brass to the International Criminal Court (ICC).No country, organisation or group has the "right to...
CSIR-UGC NET 2018 date sheet released @ csirhrdg.res.in, check here
NEW DELHI: The Council of Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR) has released the date sheet for the CSIR-UGC NET examination 2018.As per the notification released on the official website of the CSIR, csirhrdg.res.in, the exam is scheduled on December 16, 2018. The exam for Life Sciences and Physical Sciences will be held from 9 am to 12 noon.
Overheating fears may prompt RBI to hike rate - Times of India
MUMBAI: A study published by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has said that economic growth crossed its full potential in the second quarter of FY18 and not in the current fiscal as announced by the central bank in its monetary policy.This observation might prompt RBI to vote for a hike in interest rates over fears of overheating in its meeting for review of policy rates in October.According to the study, ‘Finance-neutral output gap’ (FNOG) — Empirical Estimate for India authored by Deba...
Pakistan going through confidence crisis: Mickey Arthur - Times of India
DUBAI: Pakistan's cricket team is going through a "confidence crisis" right now, coach Mickey Arthur conceded after the nine-wicket loss to India in the ongoing Asia Cup, calling it one of the side's "worst performances"."We are not abandoning them. Yes, they are suffering a bit of confidence crisis at the moment. There is fear of failure in the dressing room.
VHP members drag interfaith couple to UP police station - Times of India
MEERUT: Members of Vishwa Hindu Parishad on Sunday allegedly harassed and assaulted an interfaith couple who are nursing students at a Meerut government college. After spotting the couple, both in their early twenties, in Jagriti Vihar area, the right-wing activists literally dragged the duo to Medical police station.Soon after arriving at the station, VHP members created a ruckus and raised slogans against cops for “ignoring cases of love jihad”.
Police end 2am party, arrest nightclub owner - Times of India
CHANDIGARH:Police raided two discotheques in Industrial Area on Saturday night, arresting the owner of one of the nightclubs for keeping the joint open beyond the permissible time of 1am on weekends. The closure time is 12 midnight on weekdays. Cops descended at Paara in Industrial Area, Phase I, at 2.15am, surprising an energetic and lively crowd swaying to the beats of the DJ. Hundreds of youngsters on the dance floor panicked as they noticed the men in khaki, sources said.
To prevent gridlock, KSRTC buses may ferry tourists to Chamundi Hills during Dasara - Times of India
Mysuru: Traffic congestion and parking problem are among the major challenges faced by devotees and tourists who visit Chamundi Hills during Dasara. This year, the authorities are planning to ban vehicle movement on this stretch between October 10 and 19.
Graphic arts students to learn art of collography - Times of India
Vadodara: The Department of Graphic Arts of M S University’s Faculty of Fine Arts will conduct a workshop under the academic exchange of teachers scheme 2018-19 on the art of collography (printmaking).The six days workshop will be held under the guidance of eminent artist printmaker Jayant Parikh.
Libraries opened in all 24 police stations in city - Times of India
Coimbatore: Books are not something people normally associate with police stations. But looks like the state government plans to change that perception, with the inauguration of libraries at 24 police stations in the city on Sunday.The libraries, set up with the help of Lions Clubs International 324 B1, have books on the Indian penal code, criminal procedure code (CrPC), Indian evidence act, special acts and even general knowledge.
Something to remember: Thane civil hospital starts memory clinic for elderly patients - Times of India
Thane: In a bid to help the elderly when it comes to memory disturbances either due to their age or because of any neurodegenerative diseases, the state-run Civil hospital in Thane has started a ‘memory clinic’ and help the geriatrics to sharpen their memories.The clinic will not only admit in-house patients who would be suffering from any memory related issues, but will also admit anyone coming to the OPD or who voluntarily wants themselves or their relatives to be evaluated.
Chelsea stumble as West Ham battle to 0-0 draw - Times of India
LONDON: Chelsea dropped their first points of the season on Sunday as West Ham held Maurizio Sarri 's team to a 0-0 draw at the London Stadium.Chelsea had won all five of their Premier League matches before the weekend, going toe to toe with Liverpool, who won again on Saturday to make it six wins out of six.The visitors dominated possession at the home of their London rivals but failed to create many clear-cut chances and had to deal with West Ham's constant threat on the break.Olivier...
Haryana: Captain Abhimanyu starts Ayushman Yojana from Ambala Cantonment Hospital - Times of India
AMBALA: Haryana finance minister Captain Abhimanyu on Sunday launched the Ayushman Yojana from Ambala Cantonment to facilitate the poor families with free medical facilities in the state. The state-level function is being organised at Karnal where chief minister Manohar Lal Khattar and health minister Anil Vij are starting this scheme.
Petrol price rises to Rs 89.97 in Mumbai - Times of India
NEW DELHI: As transport fuel prices continued their upward run across metros, petrol was selling Rs 89.97 a litre in Mumbai on Sunday, just 3 paise short of Rs 90.The prices of diesel also continued to scale new highs on Sunday under India's dynamic pricing regime, after remaining unchanged for four successive days.In the financial capital of the country, petrol went up 17 paise on Sunday, up from Rs 89.80 per litre on Saturday, data on the Indian Oil Corporation's website showed.Similarly,...
Modi gave poor right to live with dignity: Shah - Times of India
NEW DELHI: Hailing the launch of an ambitious health insurance scheme by Prime Minister Narendra Modi as historic, BJP president Amit Shah Sunday said the government has given the poor the right to live with dignity with its various schemes.He said the poor people are at the centre of the Modi government's projects, which has also launched a scheme to provide them homes besides offering other facilities.The Pradhan Mantri Jan Arogya Yojana (PMJAY)-Ayushman Bharat scheme will be the world's...
Colour and music rent the air as Ganesh visarjan processions head out on Anant Chaturdashi - Times of India
MUMBAI: Fistfuls of gulal were thrown in the air and people danced in the streets of Mumbai as the 10 day festival of Ganeshotsav came to an end Sunday. Thousands of Ganpati mandals led their idols to the city's seafront for immersion at Anant Chaturdashi The Brihanmumbai Sarvajanik Ganeshotsav Samanvay Samiti, the coordinating body of Ganesh mandals, estimates that there are over 1.5 lakh public pandals in Mumbai.
Ayushman Bharat health scheme : All you need to know - Times of India
NEW DELHI: Prime Minister Narendra Modi will launch world's largest healthcare scheme Ayushman Bharat- Pradhan Mantri Jan Arogya Yojna (AB-PMJAY), also known as "Modicare", on Sunday from Ranchi’s Prabhat Tara Maidan on the birth anniversary of Pandit Deen Dayal Upadhyay.The scheme was announced by PM Modi in his Independence Day speech and will be will be simultaneously launched in 445 districts.
Arun Jaitley hits out at Rahul Gandhi over Rafale row - Times of India
NEW DELHI: Finance minister Arun Jaitley on Sunday hit out at Congress and its president Rahul Gandhi for the words used against Prime Minister Narendra Modi over the Rafale defence deal.Jaitley while slamming Rahul Gandhi said that the choice of words should be such that it shows some semblance of intelligence, according to news agency ANI."Public discourse is not a laughter challenge, you go and hug someone, wink at someone, then keep giving wrong statements.
UP: Bank manager masterminds ATM heist through loan applicant - Times of India
MEERUT: After Shamli police arrested Chetan Kumar on Friday evening, they thought they had finally cracked the sensational ATM theft case reported in March this year.
Australian strawberry scare reaches New Zealand
WELLINGTON: The Australian strawberry scare has spread to New Zealand with a supermarket chain announcing Sunday that needles were found in a box of the fruit sourced from the neighbouring country.The Countdown supermarket chain said it had taken a brand of Australian strawberries off the shelves after a sabotaged punnet - a plastic box - was sold in an Auckland store.The strawberries, from Western Australia state, were sold in Countdown stores nationwide last week and only one incident of...
OVL slapped with Rs 7,666 crore service tax demand - Times of India
NEW DELHI: The tax department has slapped ONGC Videsh Ltd a service tax demand of Rs 7,666.10 crore on remittance the firm makes to its overseas subsidiaries for past one decade, sources in know of the development said.OVL, the overseas arm of state-owned Oil and Natural Gas Corp (ONGC), has stakes in 41 projects in 20 countries spanning from Venezuela to New Zealand.
Banas Dairy launches edible oil brand - Times of India
Palanpur: Palanpur headquartered Banas Dairy on Friday launched its own brand of edible oil ‘Navras’. The oil will be manufactured at the dairy’s new factory with capacity of 50 lakh litres, one of the highest in the country. The brand was launched by deputy chief minister Nitin Patel. Patel also inaugurated the 150-seat medical college which will benefit the entire North Gujarat. “Gujarat had only 900 medical seats. But today it has 5,000 seats.
Sikkim gets sensor-based landslide warning system ahead of being on aviation map of India - Times of India
GANGTOK: Hours before Sikkim is going to be on aviation map of India, the state on Saturday got the country's second sensors-based advance landslide warning system in the region which along with Darjeeling belt in north-east Himalayas is among the world's most prominent landslide hotspots.The airport is going to be inaugurated by the Prime Minister Narendra Modi at Pakyong near the state capital Gangtok on Monday.
Need to complete developmental work in time-bound manner: Yogi Adityanath - Times of India
GORAKHPUR: Stating that there was no alternative to development, Uttar Pradesh chief minister Yogi Adityanath said on Saturday it was necessary that the developmental works were completed in a time-bound manner while upholding the quality.Adityanath inaugurated and laid foundations of 36 schemes worth Rs 87.57 crore here.
ASI deputes team to examine trove of statues in UP's Pilibhit temple - Times of India
PILIBHIT: Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) has deputed a team of experts, led by superintending archaeologist from Agra regional office Vasant Swarnkar, to visit Pilibhit’s Ilabas temple in Bisalpur tehsil to examine statues found there.
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