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Indian-Australian, 3 others win ‘Nobel of maths’
NEW YORK: Every four years, at an international gathering of mathematicians, the subject’s youngest and brightest are honoured with the Fields Medal , often described as the Nobel Prize of mathematics.
Employee saves gold loan firm branch from robbery - Times of India
GURUGRAM: An alert executive managed to save a branch of Muthoottu Mini Gold Finance company, located on Old Railway Road, from a dacoity attempt in broad daylight. Noticing the six armed robbers, she pushed the emergency alarm button in time, which activated a bell, hearing which the robbers fled. The entire act was captured on CCTV footage.Sources said the robbers escaped in a white Mahindra Xylo. An FIR has been registered at New Colony police station.
Sugar mill owners meet Prime Minister - Times of India
Coimbatore: A delegation of sugar mill owners met Prime minister Narendra Modi in New Delhi recently seeking to address mounting woes of the sector.The delegation from South India Sugar Mills Association (SISMA) led by its president Palani G Periyasamy of Dharani Sugars explained that sugar production in Tamil Nadu has come down to 20 % over the past four years.Sugarcane cultivation has been hit drastically due to successive drought resulting in sugar mills operating just 20% to 25% of their...
BCCI to bear all expenses of NE states' Ranji debut - Times of India
NEW DELHI: The BCCI will bear the entire cost of the cash-strapped North Eastern states Ranji Trophy debut, which has been mandated by the Supreme Court-appointed Lodha Committee, a couple of whom will play their home games at neutral venues due to lack of infrastructure.It has been reliably learnt that Sikkim and Arunachal do not have grounds that will match up to requirements of first-class cricket and will play at neutral venues in neighbouring states.The BCCI will be providing all the six...
Migratory pulse polio round from Aug 5 to cover 3.75L children in Ludhiana - Times of India
LUDHIANA: In order to keep the polio disease under control, a special pulse polio round is going to take off in the district from August 5. The district health department has formed teams to cover each and every child between the age group of 0-5 years. In district Ludhiana there are around 3.75 lakh children of this age group but since this is migratory round there are chances of finding more children from slums or shanties.
Madras HC pulls up TN govt for spending Rs 2 crore on defunct Justice Ragupathy Commission - Times of India
CHENNAI: The Tamil Nadu government has so far spent Rs 4.11 crore of public money for the Justice R Ragupathy Commission constituted to probe the alleged irregularities in constructing the new secretariat building in the Omandurar government estate.
Police probe use of growth hormones on children in Indian brothels - Times of India
CHENNAI: Indian police are investigating the use of growth hormones in a sex trafficking case, following the arrest of eight people charged with exploitation of children in brothels in Telangana state.Eleven girls, including four below age 7, were rescued from brothels in the temple town of Yadagirigutta where they were being groomed to become sex workers, a senior police officer said on Wednesday."The traffickers have confessed to us that they were giving hormone injections to the girls,"...
Kanimozhi complains over fake tweets - Times of India
CHENNAI: A complaint has been lodged on behalf of DMK leader and party MP Kanimozhi, seeking action against miscreants who had tweeted used a fake handle carrying Kanimozhi 's name criticising Hindu sentiments.The fake message reads that "Kanimozhi has thrown the prasadam offered by Hindu Makkal Katchi leader Arjun Sampath and trashed it.
Indian Oil tops 7 Indian firms on Fortune 500 list, RIL jumps 53 places - Times of India
NEW YORK: Seven Indian companies have made it to the latest Fortune 500 list of the world's biggest corporations in terms of revenue, with state-owned IOC continuing to be the highest ranked Indian firm and Reliance Industries (RIL) jumping 53 places.In the list topped by retail giant Walmart Indian Oil Corp (IOC) with 23 per cent rise in revenues at $65.9 billion was ranked 137th, up from the 168th position in 2017, Fortune said.Richest Indian Mukesh Ambani-led RIL was the top private sector...
Gangster shifted as he may form gang in Ambala jail - Times of India
AMBALA: A local court has transferred gangster Shamsher Singh, alias Monu Rana, to Kurukshetra jail on an application of Ambala jail superintendent Lakbir Singh.The jail superintendent feared Monu Rana could form a gang in the jail as some of his gang members Anuj of Kaithal and Kuldeep Singh of Naraingarh were locked up in Ambala jail. Monu Rana was arrested for the murder of one Vivek Rana from Thamber village in Barwala on July 24. His other two accomplices were arrested two days later.
Punjab and Haryana HC notice to bar council on voter list irregularities - Times of India
CHANDIGARH: The Punjab and Haryana high court on Tuesday issued notice to the bar council of Punjab and Haryana on a plea against alleged irregularities and charges of bungling in the preparation of voter list of lawyers for the upcoming elections of the body.The petitioner in the case has sought directions from the HC to hold the state bar council elections, slated for November 2018, under the supervision of a retired high court judge.The petitioner has levelled allegations against council...
Infant develops medical issues on flight, dies later - Times of India
HYDERABAD: An IndiGo flight from Bengaluru to Patna was diverted to the city’s Rajiv Gandhi International Airport (RGIA), on Tuesday, after a four-month-old boy developed health complications on board. The infant was rushed to the Apollo clinic at RGIA where, according to police, he was declared brought dead.The Patna-bound IndiGo flight 6E 897, took off from Bengaluru at 6.09 am.
Gurugram's water table falls again in latest pre-monsoon data - Times of India
GURUGRAM: The city’s water table has declined further, ranging between 0.1m and 2.6m at different places, in the last year alone, continuing a worrying trend.A recent pre-monsoon water table report from June 2018, given in an RTI response by the district hydrology department, highlighted many areas in the city that reported a further decline in the water table, compared to June 2017.
‘Kal Ho Naa Ho’ leaves spectators spellbound - Times of India
Nagpur: Songs of noted singer Sonu Nigam presented at a music programme ‘Kal Ho Naa Ho’, organized to mark his birthday, enthralled the audience at Scientific Society Hall on Monday.
Trials can’t be a ritualistic formality: HC - Times of India
Nagpur: 27 years after the well-known doctor from the city was named in a police complaint, the Nagpur bench of Bombay High Court discharged him from the crime while observing that the “trials can’t be a ritualistic formality”.“If the material on record is not sufficient to raise even a suspicion, much less a grave suspicion, the applicant can’t be compelled to undergo a traumatic trial, the result of which is a foregone conclusion,” justice Rohit Deo said while clarifying that the...
July monsoon less than normal but late surge in UP, Bihar may improve paddy sowing - Times of India
NEW DELHI: The monsoon fell below expectations in July, which ended with a countrywide rain shortfall of 6%, but late showers in the paddy belts of Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, Jharkhand and West Bengal have improved the overall rainfall distribution.With the monsoon becoming inactive in central and south India, the all-India rainfall deficit grew in the past six days (July 25) from 2% to 6%.
How Canada job dreams crashed in Bangkok - Times of India
GURUGRAM: A Gurugram-based overseas recruitment firm was booked for duping people on the pretext of providing them work visa for Canada on the direction of ministry of external affairs. The company allegedly collected Rs 75 lakh from 12 people from Kerala, but dumped them in Bangkok instead of sending them to Canada.A case has been registered against Career Up Consultant Immigration and Recruitment, with office on Golf Course Road.
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