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Tamil Nadu man with vision in one eye gets driving licence - Times of India
MADURAI: In what may be a first in the state, a person with vision in just one eye has been issued a driving licence by the Madurai South RTO in line with the Centre’s order permitting the same for people with monocular vision . N J Shirabthinath, 26, resident of Palanganatham in Madurai, was issued the licence after he passed the driving test on Monday.
YEIDA warns Jaypee on F1 land if it fails to pay Rs 108 crore dues - Times of India
GREATER NOIDA: Increasing pressure on the beleaguered Jaypee group to cough up dues of Rs 108 crore, the Yamuna Expressway Industrial Development Authority ( YEIDA ) decided at its board meeting it would give the company time till December 31 to pay up or consider options that include cancelling the allotment for the land parcel on which the Formula 1 Buddh International Circuit has been built.
Assam girl takes on US President Trump's global warming tweet - Times of India
GUWAHATI: A girl from Assam has taken on US President Donald Trump for his tweet mocking the phenomenon of global warming On the mercury dropping to -2 degree celsius on November 21 in Washington, Trump had tweeted "Brutal and Extended Cold Blast could shatter ALL RECORDS Whatever happened to Global Warming?"To it the 18-year old girl, identified as Astha Sarmah from Jorhat in Assam commented "I am 54 years younger than you."I just finished high school with average marks.
Kartarpur corridor: Sidhu heaps praise on PM Khan - Times of India
ISLAMABAD: Indian cricketer-turned-politician Navjot Singh Sidhu who arrived in Pakistan along with two ministers from New Delhi, on Tuesday, heaped gushing praise on his host Prime Minister Imran Khan for the Kartarpur border corridor, the groundbreaking ceremony of which will be held tomorrow. Speaking to journalists at the Wagah Border, Sidhu thanked Prime Minister Khan for inviting him and for the groundbreaking of the corridor which he said will promote peace between India and Pakistan.
Vadodara: Dreams of 16 kids suffering from thalassemia get wings - Times of India
VADODARA: As many as 16 children from the underprivileged sections of the society got a chance to take their dream flight recently.
Half the battle against disasters can be won by improving early warning systems: Kiren Rijiju - Times of India
Union minister Kiren Rijiju said on Tuesday that half the battle against disasters can be won by improving early warning systems and increasing awareness. Participating in the 14th foundation day celebrations of the National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA), Rijiju said the organisation has changed the way disaster management is looked at. "India is taking a lead role in matters pertaining to disaster management.
Recent floods led to drop in fuel demand in state: Oil cos - Times of India
KOCHI: The historic floods that devastated the state in every sense, had taken its toll on the fuel market too. Officials of oil retailers said that petrol and diesel sales in the state were badly affected by the cumulative impact of floods across various sectors.
Why haven’t you caught big liquor traders: CM Nitish Kumar to police - Times of India
PATNA: Chief minister Nitish Kumar on Monday pulled up police officers for not taking action against big traders involved in illegal liquor trade. Prohibition has been enforced in Bihar since April 5, 2016. Speaking at a prohibition and excise department’s function, the CM bluntly asked senior police officers if police were meant for arresting only drivers and driver’s helpers of the vehicles used to smuggle liquors into Bihar.
With 14kg gold, 'Golden Baba' back with bling for Kumbh - Times of India
ALLAHABAD: A youth patiently stands near the elderly saint with his hands cupping an eclectic mix of ornaments in his hands. All eyes are on the elderly man, clad in saffron robes, as he patiently picks one ornament after the other and starts wearing them. When he walks, he needn't speak, the jingle of the various chains adorning his neck are enough to tell people Sudhir Makkar aka ' Golden Baba ' was there.
Twin Soudhas set to turn model green buildings - Times of India
BENGALURU: Setting an example, the Karnataka government is now thinking of converting Vidhana Soudha and Vikasa Soudha are setting a fine example to the rest of the city by going green and adopting eco-friendly measures. While there is increasing awareness about the urgent need for green solutions, many people are reluctant to adopt them, for various reasons. Tapping solar energy and putting rainwater harvesting systems in place is the least that all buildings can do.
Builder gets extortion call from gangster Ravi Pujari - Times of India
Vadodara: Has underworld don Ravi Pujari set his eyes on the builders in the city? In a first case, a city-based builder Kamlesh Thakkar has received an extortion call from Pujari. Thakkar has approached police and the case has been handed over to detection of crime branch (DCB). The police said they are in touch with telecom department to trace the call. Crime branch sleuths said the phone call from Pujari to a builder here has caught them by surprise.
UDF, BJP want police to file suo motu case against Sasi - Times of India
Thiruvananthapuram: Leaders of both the opposition UDF and BJP have demanded to handover the sexual harassment complaint against CPM MLA PK Sasi to police. They also slammed the ruling party of treating a serious criminal case as a party affair. Opposition leader Ramesh Chennithala said the police should charge a suo motu case against Sasi in the wake of the disciplinary action taken by the party against him.
Following outcry, IndiGo tweaks its pay-for-all-seats web check-in policy
NEW DELHI: Following a massive outcry on social media against its move to charge for selection of any seat while doing web check-in, effectively making it web check-in a paid service, IndiGo on Monday afternoon tweaked its decision. In a statement, the airline said: “While the preferred seat pricing starts as low as Rs 100, there would be some seats that may be available for free depending on the market dynamics for the flight.
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