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Advocates thrash 17 men accused of raping Chennai girl - Times of India
CHENNAI: Seventeen men, who were arrested for allegedly sexually assaulting a 12-year-old girl suffering from a hearing disorder, were thrashed by a group of more than 50 advocates on court premises here on Tuesday.At least 22 men, including security guards, elevator operators and plumbers at an apartment complex in Purasawalkam, had sexually assaulted the girl for more than seven months.
4 kids’ ‘leisure trip’ cut short as friend backs off at railway station - Times of India
GURUGRAM: Four children, who were feared kidnapped in the city on Saturday morning, were traced to Jalgaon station in Maharashtra late on Sunday.Police said the four kids, including a 17-year-old girl and three boys (12-year-, 13-year- and 15-year-old), had actually gone on a pleasure trip without telling their parents.
Petition against hoisting of green flags with crescent & stars - Times of India
NEW DELHI: The Supreme Court on Monday agreed to hear a plea filed by the chairman of Uttar Pradesh Shia Waqf Board seeking a ban on hoisting of green flags with crescent and star by the Muslim community and sought the Centre’s response after it was alleged that it was not a symbol of Islam but resembled the flag of Pakistan Muslim League (PML) political party.A bench of Justices A K Sikri and Ashok Bhushan asked the petitioner to hand over a copy of the petition to additional solicitor...
Milk stir may shake up Mumbai on Tuesday as supply cut off - Times of India
MUMBAI: Though there was no milk shortage in the city on Monday, collection dropped as most farmers, especially from Ahmednagar and western Maharashtra , stopped supplying to dairies on Day 1 of the strike.
Nawaz Sharif kept in 'abysmal conditions' in Rawalpindi jail
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan's jailed former prime minister Nawaz Sharif has been kept in "abysmal conditions" and deprived of a newspaper and bed and uses a "dirty" washroom in the high-security Adiala prison in Rawalpindi, according to a letter written by his brother Shahbaz Sharif The letter was written by Shahbaz to caretaker chief minister of Punjab Hasan Askari Rizvi.It came after Shahbaz, Sharif's younger brother and former chief minister of the province, visited Sharif with his family on...
In a first, FIRs against 3 persons in Delhi for 'breeding mosquitoes' - Times of India
NEW DELHI: If there is a pool of stagnant water or possible mosquito breeding sites in your house or property, get it cleared immediately or get ready for an FIR against you.
World Cup three months away, but Indian team stays mired in controversy - Times of India
MUMBAI: The women's ICC World T20, scheduled from November 9 this year, is less than four months away and the senior Indian team is nowhere close to finding a replacement for coach Tushar Arothe Arothe, a former First Class cricketer from Baroda, was asked to resign as national coach earlier this month and soon after putting in his papers, he told TOI that he was at his wit's end trying to understand what went wrong in the last one year.Those in the know of things say "Arothe's resignation is...
Ludhiana: Third tax refund fortnight starts at customs commissionerate - Times of India
LUDHIANA: In another move to facilitate exporters, after successfully completing two tax refund fortnights for desposing of IGST and ITC refunds, customs commissionerate , Ludhiana having jurisdiction over Punjab, Himachal Pradesh and Chandigarh on Monday started third special drive for processing pending tax refunds of the exporters.According to commissioner of customs Arvinder Singh Ranga, this drive which is being organised under instructions of Central Board of Indirect taxes and Customs...
J&K government orders screening of SPOs - Times of India
SRINAGAR: Jammu and Kashmir government has ordered screening of special police officers (SPOs) engaged by the police for counter-terrorism in the last six years, following intelligence reports about their links with terror groups.There are around 32,000 SPOs employed by J&K Police on a meager remuneration of Rs 6,000 a month.
Correction snaps market rally, Sensex loses 218 points - Times of India
NEW DELHI: Following a buoyant week on the Street, investors were in for some dampening on spirits on Monday as the equity markets underwent correction.30-share BSE Sensex lost 217.86 points to close at 36,323.77 while the broader 50-share NSE Nifty lost the psychological mark of 11,000, falling 0.75 per cent from the previous closing mark.The benchmark indices opened in the morning session on a negative note, dragged by Asian cues after Chinese economy slowed in the second quarter.
Mumbai: Tomato shoots to Rs 48 per kg leaving consumers bitter - Times of India
MUMBAI: Adding weight to the burden of food inflation, the retail price of tomato has been steadily climbing over the last two weeks. The fruit is now selling for Rs 40-48 per kg in parts of the city."There is no dearth of good quality tomatoes that would point to a shortage. The fruit is large, red and juicy.
SBI PO Prelim result 2018 likely to be released this week @sbi.co.in
NEW DELHI: The State Bank of India Probationary Officers (PO) Preliminary examination 2018 (SBI PO Prelim exam 2018) result is likely to be released this week on the official website.SBI PO Prelim exam 2018 was expected to be declared on Sunday, July 15, 2018 but has not been released.The SBI will release the SBI PO Prelim exam 2018 results on their official website sbi.co.in.Candidates are advised to keep the Registration Number and Password with them at the time of checking the SBI PO Pre...
Obama to lead celebrations 100 years after Mandela's birth
JOHANNESBURG: South Africa celebrates the 100th anniversary of Nelson Mandela's birth this week with a flagship speech by former US president Barack Obama and an outpouring of memories and tributes to the late anti-apartheid leader.Mandela, who died in 2013, remains a global icon for his long fight against white-minority rule and for his message of peace and reconciliation when he was released after 27 years in prison.His birthday on July 18 is marked annually around the world, and the Nelson...
Centre writes to states after low compliance to creche facilities by employers - Times of India
NEW DELHI: The labour ministry is holding discussions with state governments for effective compliance to the creche facility norm under the amended Maternity Benefit Act that mandates offices with 50 and more employees to provide a child care facility for working mothers An official said that Union minister Santosh Kumar Gangwar has written letters to all respective labour ministers in the states for effective implementation of the amended law."It was under our purview to make changes into...
Rs10 lakh gone as jewel thieves strike - Times of India
LUDHIANA: In a broad daylight robbery on Saturday, three masked criminals barged into a jewellery shop in Giaspura, held the jeweler captive at gunpoint and finally decamped with gold and silver jewellery worth Rs 10 lakh after spending 20 minutes at the shop.The robbers, who had come on a motorcycle, took away with 200g gold jewelry and 10kg silver after locking the jeweler in the locker room.After criminals left the place, the shopkeeper managed to open the shutter and raised the alarm,...
India, US likely to hold first tri-services military drill later this year: Official - Times of India
NEW DELHI: India and the US are likely to hold their first tri-services military drill later this year and talks to finalise the modalities of the exercise are on, a senior Defence Ministry official has said.The three wings of the armed forces of India and the US hold separate military exercises, but this will be the first time that the two countries will have a joint drill of their Army, Air Force and the Navy.The topic is likely to come up for discussion in September during the 2 plus 2...
Rajnath Singh holds talks with his Bangladeshi counterpart on security matters - Times of India
NEW DELHI: Union home minister Rajnath Singh on Sunday met his Bangladeshi counterpart Asaduzzaman Khan and discussed all security related matters of interest including counter terrorism, capacity building and increased cooperation between security agencies, border management, countering illegal activities like smuggling of fake Indian currency, drugs and human trafficking and consular issues.Both Singh and Khan noted that there has been significant progress in the bilateral relationship...
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