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Ranbir Kapoor and Alia Bhatt look lost in conversation amidst dance rehearsals with Karan Johar in these throwback photos - Times of India
Ranbir Kapoor and Alia Bhatt look lost in conversation amidst dance rehearsals with Karan Johar in these throwback photos Share this on: FacebookTwitterPintrest TIMESOFINDIA.COM Created: May 26, 2020, 16:02 IST By - facebooktwitterincom This throwback Tuesday, we came across a rare and unseen photo of Alia Bhatt and boyfriend Ranbir Kapoor while they attended dance rehearsals with Karan Johar.
Ranveer Singh on spending lockdown with Deepika Padukone: After marriage it was crazy busy so it's given us time to re-discover each other - Times of India
Ranveer Singh and Deeepika Padukone have been giving fans a glimpse of their lockdown life. From whipping up a storm in the kitchen to cleaning the cupboard and organizing the kitchen – this couple is enjoying life together. Speaking about the positive side of lockdown Ranveer said, “In a way this lockdown period has been well timed for me. I get this time to introspect, to focus on myself.
Sonam Kapoor: Success doesn't come easily to anyone - Times of India
Sonam Kapoor has been lauded for her work in films like 'Raanjhanaa', 'Neerja' but she believes her best is yet to come. It's been 15 years for Sonam in the film industry and she says "her journey to stardom wasn't easy". "I don't think anything good comes easily to anyone. If it comes easy then it is going to go in a easy way. I have been blessed, I am lucky with the roles I have got to play but at the same time there is no substitute for hard work and I have been extremely hard working.
Disha Patani reaches 25 million followers over Instagram; expresses her gratitude - Times of India
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PM should have verified my comment on Pakistan: Sharad Pawar | India News - Times of India
AURANGABAD: Prime Minister Narendra Modi should have ascertained his statement about Pakistan before criticising him, NCP chief Sharad Pawar said here on Friday. Modi, at a rally in Nashik ahead of Maharashtra assembly elections on Thursday, had claimed that Pawar, at a recent event, said he liked Pakistan. The NCP denied the charge, accusing the prime minister of distorting Pawar's statement.
Case against Azam Khan's son for encroaching upon govt land in Rampur | India News - Times of India
RAMPUR: An FIR was lodged against Samajwadi Party MP Azam Khan's elder son Adib Khan and others for allegedly purchasing and constructing buildings at government land here on Friday. Nayab Tehsildar Krishna Gopal Mishra has lodged the FIR against Khan and 36 others for selling and purchasing the land which belongs to the district jail under section 154 of the CrPC at Ganj police station here.
Doles being handed to corporates at expense of farmers, claim Left parties | India News - Times of India
NEW DELHI: Left parties on Friday slammed the BJP government for the âdeepening crisisâ in the Indian economy and said concessions and doles were being handed out to corporates at the expense of farmers. Referring to the governmentâs decision as a âdefinite fascist trendâ in the country, CPM chief Sitaram Yechury said Modi government provided relief of over Rs 2.25 lakh crore to the rich in India but shied away from helping farmers forced to commit suicide due to farm distress.
For Sriharikotaâs children, distance is just a number | India News - Times of India
SRIHARIKOTA: You are used to long journeys if you are a resident of Sriharikota, that little island in the Bay of Bengal along the Andhra Pradesh coast. You have grown up watching rockets take off from the Satish Dhawan Space Centre, traveling thousands of miles as India goes deeper into space. Distance, then, is just a number. Children of the fishermen who largely populate this spindle-shaped island, however, prepare for a completely different journey daily.
Rafael Nadal closes in on Roger Federer's haul with 19th Major - Times of India
NEW YORK: Tears flowed like a steady stream on Sunday night - Rafael Nadal's. After the No. 2 seed's 118 mph serve forced an error out of Daniil Medvedev, he fell on his back and lay spread-eagled on the Arthur Ashe Stadium court. He was empty. He had given it his all, and then some more. For almost five hours in the final of the US Open, Nadal fought and flourished, stumbled and sparked the surface for a 7-5, 6-3, 5-7, 4-6, 6-4 win to clinch his fourth crown here.
Hima Das named in World Championships team as relay runner - Times of India
NEW DELHI: World junior champion Hima Das was on Monday named as 4x400m relay runner in India's 25-member squad for the World Athletics Championships to be held in Doha from September 27.
Team India to be present at Kohli stand unveiling - Times of India
The Delhi and District Cricket Association (DDCA) will be unveiling a stand at the Feroz Shah Kotla after India captain Virat Kohli on Thursday and the entire team will be there to witness the momentous occasion. Kohli and Co play Quinton de Kock's men in the opening game of the T20I series on Sunday before moving to Mohali for the second match on Sept 18.
Monthly passenger vehicle sales log worst-ever drop in August
India's monthly passenger vehicle and car sales recorded their steepest fall ever in August, according to data released by an industry body on Monday, highlighting the continued slowdown in the sector amid assurances by the government for revival. Passenger vehicle sales plunged 31.57% year-on-year to 196,524 units in August, falling for the 10th straight month.
Michael Clarke underwent surgery to have skin cancer removed - Times of India
Former Australian captain Michael Clarke has revealed that he recently had a cancer removed from his face -- third such operation since his battle started with the disease in 2006. Michael Clarke. (TOI Photo) MELBOURNE: Former Australian captain Michael Clarke has revealed that he recently had a cancer removed from his face -- third such operation since his battle started with the disease in 2006. The 38-year-old shared a picture on his Instagram page after the procedure on his forehead.
When ma is as old as grandma
While societal pressure is a problem, the rise in geriatric pregnancies raises several questions about medical ethics and the fate of the kids. Mangayamma Yarawati’s twin daughters will be just six when she turns 80. Will she be around by the time they are 20? That’s a big question mark. In 2008, Rajo Devi, a resident of Alewa village in Jind, Haryana, became the world’s oldest mother when she gave birth to daughter Naveen at 70.
Oil firms resume supply to Air India at 6 airports
PUNE: Air India's 17-day-long fuel crisis at six airports ended on Saturday. Airline officials in Pune said operations were back to normal. "The oil marketing companies have restored the supply to Air India's aircraft. It is important for passengers to know that things are back to normal and that there's no need to worry. Flights will run normally from now," Suhas Jadhav, AI's station manager at Pune airport, told TOI on Saturday.
‘Saaho’ box-office collection Day 8: The Prabhas starrer becomes a hit in Hindi after grossing Rs 3.50 crore on its second Friday - Times of India
Prabhas and Shraddha Kapoor starrer ‘ Saaho’ has been in the news ever since the film was announced. After a huge hype, the film released in theatres on August 30 and since then it has been garnering immense praise from all sides. Now, if the latest reports are anything to go by, the film is already a hit in Hindi. According to a report in BoxofficeIndia.com, ‘Saaho’ collected Rs 3.50 crore nett on its second Friday, taking the overall collection to Rs 118.50 crore.
‘Chandrayan 2’ communication lost: Bollywood celebrities hail ISRO for their efforts and achievement - Times of India
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Have maintained the dignity of post and force, Haryana’s ex-DGP Baljit Singh Sandhu - Times of India
Haryana’s ex-DGP Baljit Singh Sandhu, who retired on January 31, 2019, justified the police action following the Dera violence and the role of Haryana police into the entire episode. Speaking to Manveer Saini, Sandhu justified his role as a chief of the force and as an officer. Q. How would you rate your tenure as the DGP? After serving as the DGP for one year and nine months, I am totally satisfied with my tenure. I have always maintained the dignity of post as well as the force. Q.
A village that fought for better healthcare will get an AIIMS - Times of India
GURUGRAM/REWARI: Manethi, a village in Haryana’s Rewari district, emerged a winner in the Union Budget on Friday. The villagers had been on a “dharna” for 123 days, demanding better healthcare which was earlier promised to them by the BJP-led state government. On Friday, the Union government finally announced the country’s 22nd AIIMS in the state. Other than this, Jhajjar has an AIIMS cancer institute. The road to victory wasn’t easy for Manethi, a village which has around 5,000 residents.
Marina set to be free of illegal vendors soon - Times of India
CHENNAI: The Marina beach will soon be free of unauthorized vending. A meeting on Friday decided that the more than 2,000 vendors along the famous sands will be realigned under by-laws framed as per the Street Vendors (Protection of Livelihood and Regulation of Street Vending) Act, 2014 and the Madras high court order.
Anaimalayaru-Nallaru dams: Committee yet to submit report - Times of India
Tirupur: The expert committee constituted to conduct feasibility study on construction of dams across Anaimalayaru and Nallaru rivers is yet to submit its report even after eight months. The Tamil Nadu government had formed the five-member committee headed by Cauvery technical committee chairman R Subramanian in April 2018 and directed it to submit the feasibility report within six months.
No mention of leather in budget leaves industry disappointed - Times of India
Kanpur: Already facing restrictions from the National Green Tribunal (NGT) following poor waste discharge management, the leather industry of Kanpur was left disheartened on Thursday when they failed to find any relief in terms of subsidy or rebate on equipment meant for waste treatment at small tanneries. “Around 150 tanneries have been shut in the few years as they were not meeting the NGT norms and were adding to pollution in Ganga by releasing untreated waste.
Brazilians pay homage to victims of dam collapse
Brazilians are paying homage to the 110 victims killed and 238 who are still missing after a mining dam collapsed a week ago. Authorities have not yet called off the search for bodies although no one has been found alive since Saturday. AP | Feb 1, 2019, 21:09 ISTRescue workers attend a mass for victims victims of a collapsed tailings dam in Brazil. (Reuters) BRUMADINHO: Brazilians are paying homage to the 110 victims killed and 238 who are still missing after a mining dam collapsed a week ago.
Budget after polls may have benefits for taxpayers with income above Rs 5 lakh, hints Piyush Goyal
NEW DELHI: Finance minister Piyush Goyal on Friday said the government may consider relief for taxpayers having annual income above Rs 5 lakh in the main Budget after polls. There is no change in the tax rate and limits for other category beyond Rs 5 lakh, Goyal said while talking to media after presentation of the Interim Budget. He expressed hope that next government under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi will look into other tax proposals in the main Budget.
Hindon air base near Delhi to be ready for UDAN flights by March - Times of India
You will be able to fly from the Hindon air base near Delhi to places like Pithoragarh, Jaisalmer, Gorakhpur, Allahabad, Hubli and Kannur by March this year. The civil enclave being built by Airports Authority of India will enable 80-seater planes to operate flights under the subsidised regional air connectivity scheme UDAN.
Fishes found dead in Narmada Dam - Times of India
TNN | Jan 31, 2019, 04:12 IST Vadodara: A large number of fishes have reportedly died in the Sardar Sarovar Dam over last couple of days. Locals said that dead fishes were seen floating on the water surface and the stink is also unbearable. While the exact reason for the death of the fishes is yet to be known, locals said that some chemical mixed in the water may have caused the deaths.
Steel Safety Day to be observed on March 28: Birender Singh - Times of India
MANGALURU: The Union ministry of steel will observe nationally the maiden Steel Safety Day on March 28. A decision to this effect has been taken with a view to ingrain the idea of safety at workplace at all levels in the steel industry across India and not wake up when a disaster strikes, noted Union minister for steel Chaudhary Birender Singh. The ministry has also set up a safety directorate to push for the cause of safety in the industry, the minister said.
Trump pushes back against US spy chiefs on N Korea, Islamic State
Reuters | Updated: Jan 30, 2019, 18:19 ISTUS President Donald Trump (Photo: AFP) WASHINGTON: US President Donald Trump on Wednesday pushed back against threat assessments offered to Congress by the nation's top intelligence officials a day earlier and defended his more optimistic assertions on North Korea and Islamic State. In a series of early-morning posts on Twitter, Trump said the Islamic State "will soon be destroyed," and that there was a "decent chance of denuclearisation" with Pyongyang.
'Career Conclave' for Class 12 students in Delhi
With a view to provide career guidance to Class 12 students, the Delhi Directorate of Education (DoE) on Tuesday inaugurated a state-level "Career Conclave" with over 70 organisations and more than 100 stalls with informative displays and exhibits related to opportunities in technical, higher education, vocational and skills sectors.
BAJMC Admission 2019: Prepare for these entrance exams
Students who want to do something in the field of print and electronic media, have numerous opportunities and career options available to them nowadays. Various colleges and institutes provide graduate and post-graduate degrees in Bachelor of Journalism and Mass Communication (BAJMC).
Will come down heavily if there is an iota of non-cooperation: SC to Karti - Times of India
NEW DELHI: The Supreme Court on Wednesday reprimanded Karti Chidambaram for not cooperating with the investigating agency in Aircel-Maxis and INX Media case. "If you play around with the law, God only can help you. We will come down heavily. You had not been cooperating with investigations. We have a lot to say but would not for now. If there is an iota of non-cooperation, we will come down heavily," a three-judge bench headed by CJI Ranjan Gogoi ordered Karti.
3 journalists, policeman arrested for extortion in Noida - Times of India
PTI | Jan 30, 2019, 10:51 ISTPicture used for representational purpose only NOIDA: In a major operation, a police inspector and three journalists were arrested here on charges of bribery and extortion, officials said on Wednesday. "Manoj Kumar Pant, SHO of Sector 20 police station, and journalists Sushil Pandit, Udit Goyal and Raman Thakur were arrested yesterday," Senior Superintendent of Police (SSP) Vaibhav Krishna said.
Bihar Police Recruitment 2019: Tomorrow is the last date to apply for 902 forest guard vacancies @csbc.bih.nic.in
Sanjay Sharma Interested and eligible candidates can apply online through the official website - http://csbc.bih.nic.in/ up 11:59 pm on January 31, 2019 | Updated: Jan 30, 2019, 10:34 ISTRepresentational Image Interested and eligible candidates can apply online through the official website - http://csbc.bih.nic.in/ up 11:59 pm on January 31, 2019 Official Notification Steps to Apply for Bihar Forest Guard 902 posts 1) Log on to Bihar Police careers page at the official website...
Manchester City title hopes hit by shock defeat at Newcastle - Times of India
Manchester City's hopes of retaining their Premier League title suffered a potentially grievous blow as struggling Newcastle United earned a remarkable 2-1 comeback win over the champions at St James' Park on Tuesday. City were far from their rampant best but a goal after 24 seconds from Sergio Aguero had looked set to ease them on their way to a victory that would have put them within a point of leaders Liverpool.
Government junks old logo, back to Padharo Mhare Desh - Times of India
Srikanta Tripathy | TNN | Jan 30, 2019, 07:06 ISTPicture used for representational purpose only JAIPUR: The state government has scrapped the logo for Rajasthan tourism and the slogan ‘Jaane Kya Dikh Jaaye’ launched with much fanfare in 2016 by the previous BJP government and reverted to the original Padharo Mhare Desh embossed over an image of royal invitation.
Held to ransom over garbage, BBMP renames Bellahalli Circle after Tipu - Times of India
BENGALURU: Bellahalli villagers’ tactic of blocking garbage from the city to arm-twist the Palike to rename a circle in the village after Tipu Sultan has worked. On Tuesday, the BBMP council decided to name the circle after the ruler, with the proposal facing no opposition from the handful of corporators present in the house. Last week, the villagers had blocked 350 trucks ferrying 3,500 tonnes of garbage from Bengaluru to a quarry in their midst.
Lion cub found injured near Devalia - Times of India
tnn | Jan 30, 2019, 04:00 IST Rajkot: A lion cub was fou- nd injured near Sandhbeda checkpost on Devalia road in Junagadh district on Tuesday morning. The forest officials sent the cub to animal care centre for treatment. Wildlife activi- sts claimed it was injured in accident. They added that accidents were rising after the road was resurfaced before the President of India’s recent visit. tnn Download The Times of India News App for Latest City News.
Puri temple servitors may face dismissal for indiscipline - Times of India
Bhubaneswar: Initiating sweeping reforms, the managing committee of Sree Jagannath Temple Administration (SJTA), Puri, on Tuesday decided to dismiss a servitor if that person indulges in indiscipline in conduct of rituals for three consecutive time. If the first indiscipline is found to be deliberate, then he will be dismissed after that, said an SJTA source. The decision followed the incident on December 28 last year, when the sibling deities were left to starve due to indiscipline by servitors.
George Fernandes was my icon: Nitin Gadkari - Times of India
In his condolence message, Gadkari said, "George Fernandes dedicated his life to the nation and democracy." PTI | Jan 29, 2019, 23:25 IST NAGPUR: Union minister Nitin Gadkari on Tuesday said former defence minister George Fernandes was a staunch patriot and his icon. Fernandes, who served as defence minister between 1998 and 2004, died Tuesday morning after a prolonged illness. He was 88.
Cong questions govt 'inaction' on complaints against CVC - Times of India
NEW DELHI: The Congress on Tuesday accused the Modi government of hiding behind "the veil of technicalities" in not acting on complaints against Central Vigilance Commissioner KV Chowdary, who, it alleged, has been its "collaborator in violation of the Constitution".
Haryana: 3 booked for running sex test centre; 1 more arrested - Times of India
YAMUNANAGAR: The Yamunanagar police in Haryana on Monday arrested one more accused for allegedly running a PNDT test center inside his house in Saharanpur. Sonu, a resident of Saharanpur, Uttar Pradesh (UP) was booked under various charges of the Pre-Natal Diagnostic Techniques (PNDT) Act and Indian Penal Code (IPC) at Yamunanagar Sadar police station on January 25.
Bengaluru girl gets Modi to advise parents not to pressure wards
“How can we deal with the pressure created by parents, teachers and peers to get good marks?” Lavanya R, a class 10 student from St Mary’s Public School, Queens Road, asked the PM during his Pariksha pe Charcha 2.0 held in New Delhi. “Things go wrong when pressure is created. Parents must take it easy to avoid any reaction,” Modi replied. “Some parents consider their children’s marks cards as their visiting cards when they go to gatherings or get-togethers.
Logo of Jallianwala Bagh Centenary Day through contest - Times of India
TNN | Updated: Jan 29, 2019, 08:01 ISTPunjab’s Republic Day float was a tribute to those killed in the massacre CHANDIGARH: In search of the logo to be used for Jallianwala Bagh Centenary Day, the Punjab government has decided to involve common people. A logo designing contest would be organised by the Guru Nanak Dev University, Amritsar. The best logo will be used for Jallianwala Bagh Centenary Day commemorating the 100 years of the massacre on April 13.
Five ultras killed in encounter on Khunti-Chaibasa border - Times of India
Sanjay Sahay | TNN | Jan 29, 2019, 15:00 IST Police have recovered five dead bodies of extremists along with two AK-47 rifles, two AKM rifle, 303 rifle and pistol each and three country-made pistols from the site. Police have also nabbed two extremists from the area. RANCHI: In a major blow to extremists, a team comprising state police and CoBRA battalion killed five PLFI members in a fierce encounter on the Khunti-Chaibasa borders in Jharkhand at around 6.30am on Tuesday.
George Fernandes: The minister who threw Coca-Cola out of India, stalled HPCL privatisation
New Delhi, Jan 29 () In 1977, he threw Coca-Cola out of India and two-and-a-half decades later, put spokes in the sale of India's second-biggest fuel retailer HPCL to the likes of Reliance Industries and Royal Dutch Shell. That was George Mathew Fernandes, former defence minister in the Vajpayee government who died Tuesday.
Olympic and world badminton champion Carolina Marin ruptures knee ligament - Times of India
Spain's Olympic badminton gold medallist Carolina Marin is a doubt for the world championships in August after rupturing the anterior cruciate ligament in her right knee. AFP | Jan 29, 2019, 08:13 ISTCarolina Marin (Getty Images) MADRID: Spain's Olympic badminton gold medallist Carolina Marin is a doubt for the world championships in August after rupturing the anterior cruciate ligament in her right knee.
75.8% vote for new MLA in high-stakes Jind bypoll - Times of India
TNN | Jan 29, 2019, 04:17 IST CHANDIGARH/JIND: Polling for the byelection to the Jind assembly constituency clock- ed voter turnout of 75.77%, according to figures released by the Election Commission. A total of 1.3 lakh out of 1.72 lakh voters exercised their franchise on Monday. In October 2014 assembly elections, Jind had registered 75.81% turnout. The counting of the votes would be held on Thursday, January 31.
Leopard strays into home of villager in Palghar - Times of India
Sandhya Nair | TNN | Jan 28, 2019, 22:52 IST MUMBAI: An adult leopard was spotted in the bathroom of a house in Dandi village of Palghar on Monday night. Villagers who are in a state of panic have informed the forest department officials who are on their way to trap the wild cat. The leopard was found in the bathroom of Vijay Tamore. The wild cat was spotted when a member of the Tamore family entered the bathroom located outside their cottage at around 9.30 pm.
Govt shields 'suit-boot wallas', calls probe against them 'investigative adventurism': Congress - Times of India
NEW DELHI: The Congress on Monday accused the BJP of stalling probe against corporate bigwigs, saying that when opposition leaders are "persecuted" by probe agencies, it is termed as investigative integrity, but when "suit-boot wallas" are arraigned, it becomes "investigative adventurism".
Death toll rises to 115 in Mexico pipeline fire
AP | Jan 28, 2019, 20:30 ISTSoldiers guard the site where a gas pipeline exploded on Jan 18, in the village of Tlahuelilpan, Mexico. (File photo: AP) MEXICO CITY: Mexican officials say the death toll from a fire at an illegally tapped pipeline more than a week ago has risen to 115. Health Secretary Jorge Alcocer said Monday that there are still 32 injured.
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