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Indian mom in epic battle to regain child’s custody from Italian father - Times of India
MUMBAI: The Bombay high court has continued a red corner notice against an Italian national and a yellow corner notice against his adopted Indian child who he took away in breach of an undertaking to the court.
Goa CM dispels doubts over Centre's new coastline regulation - Times of India
PANAJI: Goa chief minister Manohar Parrikar has said that concerns raised by state legislators over the environment ministry's draft Coastal Regulation Zone (CRZ) Notification 2018 are unwarranted.Even if it is finalised, the draft CRZ notification cannot be implemented without consulting the public, Parrikar said in the state Assembly yesterday.The environment ministry recently framed new rules governing the country's coastline in which it has proposed expanding the land area for development...
4 BJP MPs submit notice for privilege motion against Rahul Gandhi - Times of India
NEW DELHI: Four BJP MPs on Monday moved a notice for privilege motion against Congress president Rahul Gandhi in Lok Sabha , which Speaker Sumitra Mahajan said she would examine.Nishikant Dubey, Anurag Thakur, Dushyant Singh and Prahlad Joshi submitted the notice against Rahul and accused him of “misleading” Parliament by making “false” allegations against PM Narendra Modi and defence minister Nirmala Sitharaman.After moving the motion, Dubey said, “Whenever Rahul Gandhi speaks, it only helps...
Deadly heat wave hovers over Japan and South Korea
TOKYO: Searing hot temperatures are forecast for wide swaths of Japan and South Korea in a long-running heat wave that's killed at least two dozen people.The mercury is expected to reach 39 degrees Celsius (102 degrees Fahrenheit) on Monday in the city of Nagoya in central Japan and reach 37 (99 F) in Tokyo.South Korea's Yonhap news agency says the country's highest-ever morning low was recorded in the city of Gangneung , where the temperature was 31 (88 F) at 6:45 a.m. The morning low in...
Asian Games: IOA wants equal number of men and women support staff - Times of India
NEW DELHI: The Indian Olympic Association has asked the National Sports Federations to nominate equal number of men and women support staff in their respective contingents for the upcoming Asian Games , a top official said on Monday.Out of the 541 athletes cleared so far by the IOA, 297 are men and the remaining 244 are women.
Six students killed as car plunges into Kolar dam in Madhya Pradesh - Times of India
BHOPAL: Six youths from Bhopal got killed while celebrating a birthday after a car they were travelling in lost control and plunged into a dam in Sehore district of Madhya Pradesh on Monday morning.According to police, their vehicle veered off the road and rammed into a pole before plunging into the Kolar dam near Veerpur area.
BJP and Congress continue to trade allegations over Rafale deal - Times of India
NEW DELHI: The war of words between the BJP and the Congress continued on Monday over the Rafale deal following Rahul Gandhi’s allegations against Prime Minister Narendra Modi and defence minister Nirmala Sitharaman in Lok Sabha last week.While the government accused Rahul Gandhi of behaving "irresponsibly", the Congress, on the other hand, blamed the government for misleading Parliament and the nation over the fighter aircraft deal signed with the French government."Dragging the French...
Govt misled nation on Rafale deal: Congress - Times of India
NEW DELHI: The Congress on Monday said there was no clause in a 2008 pact between India and France that prevents the government from divulging price details of the Rafale deal.Former defence minister and senior Congress leader AK Antony said the government's claim that a secrecy clause in the pact was forcing it to not reveal price details of the deal was "totally wrong".They have to reveal price details of each aircraft, he said.He also said the government cannot hide the price details of...
Nawaz Sharif 'protecting India's interests' & damaging credibility of July 25 election: Imran Khan
KARACHI: Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf chairman Imran Khan on Sunday accused jailed prime minister Nawaz Sharif of "protecting India's interests" and trying to damage the credibility of the July 25 general elections.Addressing a poll rally in Karachi , the 65-year-old cricketer-turned-politician claimed that a "big game" is being played to hurt the credibility of the general elections and Sharif and others are behind this "conspiracy"."Now when he knows that his party is facing certain defeat in...
Insurance executive’s murder: Cop held, another on run - Times of India
NEW DELHI: An insurance firm executive , who had gone missing on Wednesday, was allegedly murdered by two policemen and his body dumped in a canal in Uttar Pradesh . While one of the accused cops has been arrested, the other is still at large.The arrested policeman, Ajay, is posted with Railway Protection Force while the other, Sarvesh, is employed with UP Police . Cops said Ajay had earlier been suspended for misbehaving with a female colleague. The motive for murder is not clear.
Appointments to 250 teaching posts postponed - Times of India
Vadodara: The appointment process for recruitment on nearly 250 teaching posts at M S University has got postponed after a recent directive from the University Grants Commission (UGC).MSU had kicked off the appointment process for 296 teaching posts at various departments last month for which it had received nearly 2,040 applications.
Soon, desi solar cells to power satellites in space - Times of India
NEW DELHI: Giving a big push to the Modi government’s Make-in-India programme Isro ) has bought the technology for space solar cells from the US and will mass-produce them in the country with the help of the industry. Solar cells are needed to power a satellite in space and keep it functional till its lifespan.Talking to TOI, Isro chairman K Sivan said here, “Till now, we have been procuring space cells from some US private companies for producing our satellites.
Backward areas package is an eyewash: Wadettiwar - Times of India
Nagpur: BJP-Shiv Sena government had announced a Rs22,000 crore backward areas package with great fanfare. The opposition, however, feels that it is an eyewash. The leaders have pointed out that Rs13,400 crore is central grant and NABARD loan. TOI talked to Vijay Wadettiwar, deputy leader of Congress in state assembly, to know his views on the package.The excerpts:Q: What is your opinion about the backward areas package?A: It is not worth more than Rs3,200 crore.
Rishabh Pant has temperament and skills to bat differently: Rahul Dravid - Times of India
NEW DELHI: Rishabh Pant has earned plaudits for his flamboyant batting in shorter formats but India A coach Rahul Dravid believes that the talented youngster has the "temperament and skills to bat differently" in longer formats.Pant has earned his maiden call up to the Indian Test side riding on impressive knocks for India A during the recently concluded tour of UK, where he hit crucial half centuries in four day games against West Indies A and England Lions."Rishabh has shown that he could...
Five die as mercury soars in Assam - Times of India
GUWAHATI: The sudden heat in the middle of July-making temperatures soar to 38 degree Celsius in the capital-has not only taken everyone by surprise but also left them in a state of panic when five deaths were reported from different parts of the state on Friday.
Mumbai-London Jet Airways flight diverted to Romania, remains stranded for over 4 hours - Times of India
NEW DELHI: A London-bound Jet Airways flight from Mumbai was on Sunday diverted to Bucharest in Romania due to a medical emergency, but remained stranded there reportedly for more than four hours, passengers complained.Author Suhel Seth was one of the passengers on the flight.
Conspiratorial design could be behind killing of Kashmiri jawans: Jitendra Singh - Times of India
JAMMU: Union minister Jitendra Singh on Sunday said a conspiratorial design to dissuade the local youth from joining the armed forces could be behind the abduction and killing of local security personnel in Kashmir.Asked about the latest killing of a policeman after being abducted by terrorists in south Kashmir's Kulgam district on Saturday, Singh said whether it was DSP Mohammad Ayoub, Army Lieutenant Fayaz Dar or Aurangzeb, this is happening at a time when the youth of Kashmir wants to move...
Prevent entry of foreign firms into retail sector: Traders - Times of India
Dharwad: Provision shop owners under the aegis of Chamber of Commerce & Industries Dharwad, Dharwad Consumer Products Distributors’ Association and Kirani Varthakara Sangha staged a protest in front of the deputy commissioner’s office here on Saturday to protest the entry of foreign firms in retail trade in India.In a memorandum addressed to the prime minister and handed over to the DC, the members stated that due to the change in government’s policy in the recent past, big companies, both...
Ockhi & rains: Agri sector pushed to brink of despair - Times of India
Thiruvananthapuram: Ockhi cyclone and a harsh southwest monsoon have resulted in extremely bleak losses ever recorded in a span of one year in the district. The data compiled by various Krishi Bhavans in the district have estimated a loss of Rs 32.61 crore, across 376.32 hectares.According to officials, 4,821 farmers have been affected during this monsoon and those from Parassala, Pallichal, Neyyatinkara and Vamanapuram are the worst hit.
Rose matches lowest Open score in Carnoustie history with 64 - Times of India
CARNOUSTIE (Scotland): Justin Rose matched the lowest score in Carnoustie's British Open history, a flawless seven-under-par 64 in the third round at the British Open on Saturday.A day after making the cut with nothing to spare thanks to a birdie at the 36th hole, Rose made the most of his reprieve on a serenely calm morning on the east coast of Scotland.The world number three capped off a flawless performance with birdies at the final two holes, running in a 12-footer at the last for the...
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