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Drunk driving crash: 24 hours on, cops yet to book driver - Times of India
TNN | Updated: Apr 23, 2019, 09:04 ISTPicture used for representational purpose only LUCKNOW: Even as one of the injured in Sunday’s drunk driving accident at Polytechnic flyover is battling for life, no case was registered by the police till Monday night. The police said no case had been lodged because no one had filed a complaint. However, relatives of the victims said police could take suo motu cognisance and lodge an FIR.
Cars parked on road block Panchkula fire tender - Times of India
PANCHKULA: The cars parked outside houses on the narrow internal roads of Sector 15 prevented a fire truck from getting through to a burning electricity meter on Sunday night. Residents had to douse the flames on their own. Citizen welfare association president S K Nayar said: "The multiple electricity meters fixed on a streetlight pole outside house number 423 in Sector 15 had caught fire.
Oil pilferage racket busted, 1 held in Bhiwandi - Times of India
Nishikant Karlikar | tnn | Apr 23, 2019, 04:39 IST Thane: The Kalwa police busted an oil pilferage racket and arrested a 28-year-old driver near Ambewadi area in Bhiwandi on Saturday. The driver had stolen oil from a transport truck which he was driving. The accused has been identified as Samir Khan, a resident of Sewri.
Dudhsagar Dairy draws flak for haphazard investments - Times of India
Vadodara/ Anand: Mehsana-based Dudhsagar Dairy has drawn severe criticism from the Gujarat Co-operative Milk Marketing Federation (GCMMF) – the apex body of all district dairy unions of Gujarat in which the North Gujarat-based milk union is a member. The dairy union is at loggerheads with GCMMF, the marketers of Amul brand, since the time its former chairman Vipul Chaudhary had to step down as federation’s chairman in December 2013.
Man gets 10-year jail for abducting, raping teen girl - Times of India
tnn | Apr 23, 2019, 04:58 IST Vadodara: A resident of Akota was sentenced to 10 years rigorous imprisonment on Monday for kidnap and rape of a teenage girl in January 2017. The convict Amin Mustafa Patel (24) was also been ordered to pay a fine of Rs 70,000 of which Rs 50,000 will be given as compensation to the 15-year-old girl.
Water crisis may hit city if pre-monsoon showers delayed - Times of India
Mangaluru: The city could be staring at the wrong end of the barrel as far as potable water is concerned if the region does not get pre-monsoon showers in the next fortnight. With no rain in sight, alarm bells have started ringing with water level in Thumbe dam, the only source of drinking water for Manglauru city, started dipping as a result of lack of inflow to the Nethravati river. The dam, which has a maximum storage level of six metre, has 5.24 metre of water in it as on Monday.
'AAP will sweep Lok Sabha elections in Punjab' - Times of India
Shariq Majeed | TNN | Apr 22, 2019, 22:43 IST LUDHIANA: Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) campaign committee chairman Aman Arora on Monday said that AAP would sweep Lok Sabha elections in Punjab and there is strong under current in favour of party. He visited the main Campaign Office of party here and was accompanied by AAP Ludhiana Candidate Tejpal Singh Gill and Jagraon MLA Sarabjit Kaur Manuke.
Iran sanctions: India lines up alternate sources, supplies not to be impacted
NEW DELHI: India, the second biggest buyer of Iranian oil, has lined up alternate sources to make up for the likely shortfall in supplies after the US decided not to give waiver from its sanctions for buying oil from the Persian Gulf nation. The Trump administration on Monday decided not to renew waiver that let countries like India buy Iranian oil without facing US sanctions. "Our crude sources are wide. We have alternate sources lined up to make up for any shortfall," a top source said.
Vice-President demands for time bound action to combat terror
Speaking at the 54th convocation of Bangalore University here, Naidu expressed support to the families of those killed in the Sri Lankan bomb blasts and said: “The world must understand and must now think about some serious action. Whenever such heinous terror strike take place, the world leaders condemn and send condolences. OK.
Asian Boxing Championships: Kavinder Bisht stuns world champion Kairat Yeraliyev, Amit Panghal beats Hasanboy Dusmatov to enter semis - Times of India
BANGKOK: Kavinder Singh Bisht (56kg) upstaged reigning world champion Kairat Yeraliyev, while Amit Panghal (52kg) edged past familiar foe and Olympic champion Hasanboy Dusmatov, assuring themselves of medals at the Asian Boxing Championships on Monday. In the women's draw, world silver-medallist Sonia Chahal (57kg) advanced to the last-four stage at the continental showpiece.
Sakshi Malik, Bajrang Punia to lead India's challenge at Asian Wrestling Championships - Times of India
XI'AN (China): Olympic bronze medallist Sakshi Malik and World No. 1 Bajrang Punia will spearhead India's campaign at the Asian Wrestling Championships starting on Tuesday. Besides Sakshi and Bajrang, Vinesh Phogat is another big names who would be vying for top honours during the mega-event. Vinesh will hope to give a good account of herself in the women's 53kg -- a relatively new weight category for her.
Sustainable goals need a holistic approach
Dialogue between national planners and academia has to improve to prepare our youths for a sustainable future, says environmental economist Leena Srivastava With Earth Day (April 22) being observed, it is time to take on a more inclusive approach towards sustainability issues.
DU to reach out to transgender students
Ahead of the upcoming admissions, Delhi University to initiate inclusivity campaign to enrol more transgender students Established in 2018, Transgender Resource Centre (TRC) of Delhi University (DU) is now planning to reach out directly and ease out admission process of students identified as transgender. Though DU had introduced the 'third gender' category in 2015, no transgender student has enrolled in any regular programme offered by the varsity till date.
Mamata: Centre is trying to administer Bengal by proxy - Times of India
GAYESHPUR (NADIA): Chief minister Mamata Banerjee on Sunday reacted sharply to Election Commission special observer Ajay V Nayak’s “Bengal is like Bihar 15 years back” comment, saying that the Centre was trying to administer Bengal by proxy, which is unconstitutional. “These retired officers are talking politics,” Banerjee said, adding that two officers sent by Delhi were trying to help BJP in Bengal. “They have sent two persons from Delhi to help BJP in Bengal. They are changing officers daily.
Tiger Shroff and Alia Bhatt to rock the stage in a special song for 'Student Of The Year 2' - Times of India
The cameo appearance of the ex-batch of students consisting of Alia Bhatt , Varun Dhawan and Sidharth Malhotra in the upcoming sequel to their 2012 film 'Student of the Year' has been very much talked about. ' Student of the Year 2 ' starring Tiger Shroff and debutants Tara Sutaria and Ananya Panday is all set to the hit the screen pretty soon and the makers of the film recently revealed the first song from the film titled 'The Jawaani Song'.
Throwback picture of Sara Ali Khan in Saif Ali Khan's arms will remind you of Taimur Ali Khan - Times of India
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Kajol: Media should give Nysa a break and some space - Times of India
Actress Kajol has responded to the question of her daughter Nysa Devgn making a Hindi film debut by saying that media and other people should give her a break and some space. Kajol was interacting with the media at Dadasaheb Phalke Excellence Award 2019 on Saturday in Mumbai. Star couple Ajay Devgn and Kajol are often seen talking about how kids suffer a lot due to the star status of their parents.
Sri Lanka lifts curfew as death toll from attacks rises sharply
COLOMBO: Authorities lifted a curfew in Sri Lanka on Monday, a day after a string of bombings at churches and luxury hotels across the Indian Ocean island killed 290 people and wounded about 500, but there were warnings more attacks were possible. The US State Department has issued a revised travel warning that said "terrorist groups" were continuing to plot possible attacks.
Millions still using â123456â as password
LONDON: Millions of people are still using easy-to-guess passwords like â123456â and âqwertyâ on sensitive accounts, a study has found. The analysis by the UKâs National Cyber Security Centre uncovered the gaps in cyber-knowledge that may leave people in danger. For its first cyber-survey, the NCSC analysed public databases of breached accounts to see which words, phrases and strings people used, the BBC reported. Top of the list was 123456, appearing in more than 23 million passwords.
SC directs Madras HC to decide plea of TikTok app on April 24
NEW DELHI: The Supreme Court on Monday directed the Madras high court to decide on April 24 a plea of TikTok app seeking vacating of its ban order. A bench headed by Chief Justice Ranjan Gogoi said if the Madras high court fails to decided on the plea of TikTok app then its ban order will stand vacated. The apex court had earlier refused to stay the Madras high court order that directed the Centre to ban the "Tiktok" app over concerns about access to pornographic content through it.
'De De Pyar De' new song: 'Tu Mila To Haina' reunites Arijit Singh and Amaal Mallik for Ajay Devgn-Rakul Preet starrer song - Times of India
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Lok Sabha polls: Congress announces 6 names for Delhi
NEW DELHI: The Congress on Monday announced the names of six candidates for Delhi Lok Sabha seats , fielding former Delhi chief minister Sheila Dikshit from North-East Delhi, Ajay Maken from New Delhi and J P Agarwal from Chandni Chowk. The Congress also fielded Arvinder Singh Lovely from East Delhi, Rajesh Lilothia from North-West Delhi and Mahbal Mishra from West Delhi.
How people in Mainpuri are hooked on Mulayam - Times of India
Mainpuri is not just a place. It's also a brand, one of the very few to have swayed tobacco lovers across the border as well. In fact, after garlic, a concoction of local Kapuri tobacco, betel nuts and flavouring agents - known outside as just "Mainpuri" - is the most profitable export from the district. It has also featured in a song, Khaike Mainpuri Tambakoo, from the late-'80s B-grade Hindi movie Dilruba Tangewali.
Lok Sabha elections 2019: Phoolan Devi's killer Sher Singh Rana may contest from Indore - Times of India
INDORE: SAPAKS, the upper-caste pressure group in Madhya Pradesh, is planning on fielding Sher Singh Rana — who in 2014 was convicted of killing Phoolan Devi — from Indore. Rana, who is out on bail since October 2016, had boasted that he murdered Phoolan to avenge the 1981 Behmai massacre in which 28 Rajputs were gunned down. He even claims to have brought back the remains of Prithviraj Chouhan from Afghanistan where he was hiding after escaping from Tihar jail.
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