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UP Madarsa Board Result 2019 declared, here's direct link
Rajni Pandey Uttar Pradesh Madarsa Board has declared the results of the 2019 examination. | Apr 30, 2019, 15:35 IST The UP Madarsa board examination result - 2019 is available on - http://madarsaboard.upsdc.gov.in. The students need to select the class - Aliya, Alim, Kamil, and Fazil first. Then enter your 10-digit roll number and click on submit to view the result.
Deepika Padukone proudly flaunts her inked finger after casting her vote - Times of India ►
Ahead of the Lok Sabha elections, Deepika Padukone found herself surrounded by rumours regarding her citizenship. Putting all these false reports about holding a Danish citizenship to an end, Deepika proudly showed off her inked finger after casting her vote today in Mumbai. Dressed in an oversized white shirt, jeans and sneakers, Deepika stepped out to cast her vote and even posed for the shutterbugs while she was at it.
JEE Main 2019 results released @jeemain.nic.in; check details here
The first examination was held from January 8 to 12, 2019, and the second was conducted on April 7, 8, 9, 10 and 10, 2019 in 470 Centers in 267 Cities including 9 centres outside India. A total of 8,74,469 candidates had appeared for the JEE Main January examination and 8,81,096 candidates had appeared for JEE Main April 2019 examination. Candidates who had appeared for the both sessions, their better of the two scores have been accounted for.
Drawn by Langar and sewa, Chinese, Jamaicans take to Sikh faith
Madison square at Manhattan in New York is abuzz with activity. What sets apart the Baisakhi Nagar Kirtan parade, held this weekend, is that it has started drawing a multi-ethnic crowd apart from Punjabis and Hindus. Necks turn as Jamaica-based Nigel, a nurse by profession, converses in chaste Punjabi. A Jamaican woman from New York, who goes by the name of Kamaljeet Kaur, too, mingles in the crowd chatting in Punjabi.
Priyanka Gandhi makes a surprise visit to Anand Bhawan
ALLAHABAD: General Secretary of the Congress party Priyanka Gandhi made a surprise visit to Anand Bhawan, on Monday evening. She was accompanied by her son Rayhan and Rajya Sabha MP of the party, Rajiv Shukla. Her visit was kept confidential by the administration and only a few selected officials knew about it. Her chopper landed at Bamruali airport at around 3:15 pm while coming back from Banda and took off for Delhi at around 5:10 pm.
EC defends jail term for voters making false VVPAT mismatch claims
NEW DELHI: The Election Commission on Monday defended the rule providing for jail term for false claims by a voter that his/her vote was recorded wrongly by VVPAT, saying that it needed to discourage frivolous complaints each of which forced polling to be stopped for 20-30 minutes while it was verified. As per the rule, only the voter can complain to presiding officer of an alleged anomaly between vote cast and the paper trail viewed by him/her, since secrecy of ballot is involved.
Hi-tech RTO at Mehrauli to cater to most of S Delhi - Times of India
NEW DELHI: Delhi government’s transport department is planning to build a state-of-the-art and spacious regional transport office ( RTO ) at Mehrauli , which will cater to most parts of south Delhi. At present, areas in south Delhi are divided between two RTOs — Vasant Vihar and Sarai Kale Khan . The RTO at Sarai Kale Khan was opened on November 1 when the three-decade-old RTO at Sheikh Sarai was shifted there due to paucity of space at the latter.
2 government schoolteachers from Karnataka bag US Fulbright scholarship - Times of India
BENGALURU: Two teachers have made the state proud by bagging the prestigious US Fulbright scholarship. Rajesha YN, 39, who teaches mathematics and science at Mallupura government high school near Nanjanagudum and Renuka Krishnagiri, 53, working with Kendriya Vidyalaya , Air Force station, Jalahalli, are known for their innovative teaching modules. They are among the three teachers to be selected from across India. From over 3,000 applications worldwide, 173 have been chosen.
Kin of Ram Temple 'martyrs' all set to attend VHP meet - Times of India
LUCKNOW: The families of three Karsevaks who were killed in police firing during Ram temple movement in Ayodhya in 1990 will attend VHP's Dharm Sabha on November 25. The families have been invited by the Vishwa Hindu Parishad for its biggest congregation in Ayodhya since December 6, 1992, when Babri Masjid was demolished. This would be the first grand event where tributes would be paid to the 'martyrs' of Ram temple movement, claimed VHP leaders.
Cubs of Tigress Avni, shot for killing 13, spotted - Times of India
NAGPUR: Days after T1 was shot dead on November 2, her cubs were today sighted after a gap of 14 days by monitoring teams in the wee hours of Thursday at Vihirgaon. They were spotted near the Anji dam in the morning as well. Like T1 was lured by tigress' urine and Calvin Klein perfume in Borati for capture, the two elusive cubs were lured by playing a voice recorder of a tigress calling her cubs. These calls were originally recorded a year back from a forest area open for tourism.
Tracking the other Scindia: 'There is no Scindia vs Scindia 'match fixing' in Madhya Pradesh,' says Yashodhara Raje Scindia - Times of India
SHIVPURI: Yashodhara Raje Scindia, current commerce and industries minister in the Madhya Pradesh government and BJP MLA from Shivpuri is perhaps the least known of the political Scindias. While her sister Vasundhara Raje battles it out in Rajasthan and nephew Jyotiraditya Scindia is spoken of as a possible Congress chief minister in Madhya Pradesh, Yashodhara Raje Scindia is working quietly in what has slowly become her bastion of Shivpuri in the Gwalior district.
Is there anyone from IAF in court now, asks CJI on Rafale - Times of India
NEW DELHI: The Supreme Court reserved verdict on Wednesday on PILs seeking a CBI probe into alleged financial and procedural irregularities in the Rafale deal after seeking an unscheduled briefing from the Indian Air Force brass on the suitability and capabilities of the French-made fighters.
Pakistan does not want Kashmir: Shahid Afridi - Times of India
NEW DELHI: Former Pakistani cricketer Shahid Afridi embarrassing his own countrymen said on Wednesday that Pakistan does not want Kashmir as the country cannot even take care of the provinces it already holds. However, hours after his comment was widely shared on social media, Afridi clarified that his statements were "misconstrued". The former cricketer while addressing students at the British parliament earlier on Wednesday had said that Kashmir should be independent for the sake of humanity.
Man dupes 15 of goods worth Rs 91 lakh - Times of India
PUNE: The Sahakarnagar police on Monday booked a cellphone shop owner for duping 15 distributors of mobile handsets and electronic goods worth Rs 90.96 lakh. The suspect took the goods on credit from the distributors and fled after closing his shop on November 8. One of the distributors, Sanjay Shah (53), of Camp lodged a complaint with the Sahakarnagar police. An officer of the Sahakarnagar police said the conman from Rajasthan had started the shop at Balajinagar in Dhankawdi in March this year.
Congress encouraged corruption, naxalism: Yogi Adityanath - Times of India
RAIGARH: Uttar Pradesh chief minister Yogi Adityanath on Wednesday accused Congress of "encouraging corruption, naxalism, terrorism and misrule" during its rule in the country. Addressing a campaign rally for the second phase of Assembly polls here, Adityanath also accused Congress of "insulting martyrdom" of security forces engaged in anti-naxal operations by terming Maoists as "revolutionaries".
Three-day MAHE convocation from November 16
MANIPAL: The 26th Convocation of Manipal Academy of Higher Education (MAHE) will be held on November 16, 17 and 18 here. In a change from the previous years, the convocation will begin at 3 pm on all three days for the convenience of the students and parents.On each of the three days, over 1300 students will receive their degrees. As of today, a total of 4156 students have registered to receive the degrees in person. Another 928 will get it in absentia or through speed post.
Breaking news live: Hearing on Rafale deal begins in Supreme Court - The Times of India
THE TIMES OF INDIA | Nov 14, 2018 , 11:19:47 IST Breaking news live: Hearing on Rafale deal begins in Supreme Court Stay tuned for the latest updates from around the world that you cannot miss
Children's Day: Top 10 quotes by Jawaharlal Nehru
NEW DLEHI: Children's day is celebrated every year on the birth anniversary of first prime minister of India , Pt Jawaharlal Nehru . Because of his love towards children, the 14th November is celebrated as Children's Day. Nehru was born on November 14, 1889 in Allahabad to Pandit Motilal Nehru and Swarup Rani. Today the nation is celebrating 129th birthday of Nehru. Remembering our first Prime Minister, Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru on his birth anniversary.
Mundka: An industrial zone left out of pollution fight - Times of India
NEW DELHI: Delhi is gasping with the air quality down at the “severe” level. But even in this bad situation, Mundka , an industrial town in west Delhi, has seen particularly alarming AQI readings . The suffering local residents, however, are not mystified. They knowingly say that the cause of these “high” pollution readings is the waste incineration taking place there, smoke from some fires visible a kilometre away.
Anti-militancy ops not directly proportional to recruitment: Data - Times of India
NEW DELHI: Contrary to the common belief, militants killed by security forces and recruitment of local youth in militancy are not consistently and directly proportional, as per the Jammu & Kashmir security data of the last 10 years accessed exclusively by TOI. In the last 10 years, the data shows that the highest number of counter-insurgency operations (205) were conducted in 2007 under the Ghulam Nabi Azad led coalition government of Congress and PDP.
BJP worker from Chhota Udepur held in MP child trafficking racket - Times of India
Vadodara: A BJP worker from Chhota Udepur, who was allowed to go on Monday for his alleged involvement in child trafficking racket busted in Alirajpur, was arrested on Tuesday. The accused Raju Agrawal was picked up for questioning from his house in Chhota Udepur town on Sunday night and was allowed to go on Monday. However, as police received evidence of his involvement in the racket, he was arrested.
Three-year-old’s rape, murder: Gurugram cops face heat - Times of India
GURUGRAM: Parents of the three-year-old girl who was raped and murdered at a slum in the city have claimed they approached Badshapur police station twice about their missing child — first on Sunday afternoon and again at midnight — but police launched a search operation only around 6.30am on Monday. The girl’s body was found around 10.30am. She was a toddler when her parents came to the city from West Bengal two years ago.
I will slap you: Mamata Banerjee now threatens photo journalists - Times of India ►
KOLKATA: Mamata Banerjee lost her cool once again. “You all are uncivilized. Why are you running all over the place? Just come out from there or I will give you a tight slap,” Mamata Banerjee told a photojournalist, according to TV reports covering the Mati festival organized by her government.Mamata recently blasted one of her security personnel and told him that he should be slapped for his careless attitude, as there was a little delay in arrival of her car.
Muslims defy ASI ban, offer namaz at Taj mosque - Times of India
AGRA: Defying the ban by the Archeological Survey of India, members of the Taj Mahal Intezamia Committee offered namaz at the mosque inside the Taj Mahal complex on Tuesday. However, the ‘vazu tank’, where the namazis clean themselves up before offering prayers, remained locked and the committee members washed themselves with drinking water before offering prayers.
Woman hypnotised, robbed in Delhi - Times of India
NEW DELHI: A woman has complained that she was hypnotised and robbed by two men here on Tuesday, police said."At around 12 p.m., she was walking in east Delhi's Krishna Nagar when two unknown men came and started speaking with her," Additional Deputy Commissioner of Police Ved Prakash Surya said."They eventually took away her gold ornaments...a ring, a gold chain and earrings," Surya said, adding a case under Section 420 of the Indian Penal Code has been registered.The woman is a resident of...
Delhi HC sets aside AAP govt's minimum wages order as invalid and hurried - Times of India
NEW DELHI: In a blow to the AAP government, its much-touted March 2017 order revising the minimum wages for all classes of workmen in scheduled employment was on Saturday quashed by the Delhi High Court which said the "hurried" decision was taken without hearing the employers or employees who would be affected and was violative of the Constitution .In its 218-page verdict, a bench of Acting Chief Justice Gita Mittal and Justice C Hari Shankar also set aside a September 2016 notification by...
Rajasthan Public Service Commission exam: Mobile internet services to be suspended on Sunday from 9am to 1pm
JAIPUR: The mobile internet services will stay suspended in several parts of Rajasthan from 9am to 1pm to prevent the use of unfair means in the state public service commission examination scheduled for Sunday.
UK's youngest ISIS female terrorist plotter jailed for life
LONDON: Britain's youngest known Islamic State female terrorist plotter who had been convicted of planning a terror attack in the UK earlier this year has been jailed for life.Moroccan-origin Safaa Boular, 18, was convicted of preparing terrorist acts on British landmarks after failing to travel to Syria to join ISIS militants.She will serve a minimum of 13 years behind bars before being considered for parole.Boular appeared in court on Friday wearing a short skirt and western clothing,...
Venus Williams falls in quarter-final at Silicon Valley Classic - Times of India
Venus Williams suffered an upset 6-4, 7-6(2) defeat at the hands of Greece's Maria Sakkari on Friday in the quarter-final of the Silicon Valley Classic. The 38-year-old Williams held a 3-0 lead in the opening set and was up 5-3 in the second but could not hold off a relentless opponent 15 years her junior. Williams has not advanced past the third round of a tournament since March and has yet to find the form that helped her reach two Grand Slam finals in 2017.
Wife connives with friend to record her intimate video with husband - Times of India
KOCHI: In a bizarre incident, a man was arrested by the city police for allegedly recording intimate visuals of an Elamakkara native using a mobile application enabling remote access and then attempting to extort money from him by threatening to expose the visuals.Police said that the accused had committed the crime in connivance with the wife of the victim.According to police, the arrested person has been identified as Ajith S (32), a native of Ambalapuzha.
President Ram Nath Kovind to visit M Karunanidhi in hospital - Times of India
CHENNAI: President Ram Nath Kovind is scheduled to visit Chennai on Sunday to call on DMK president M Karunanidhi who is recovering after being admitted to Kauvery Hospital last Saturday. The President will arrive in the afternoon.The President will visit Telangana, Tamil Nadu and Kerala from August 4 to 7.
The 3 who have capability of adding numbers in mobiles - Times of India
BENGALURU: Who could have inserted UIDAI’s toll-free number on phones across India? Technologically, it is possible for any of three sets of entities to do — telecom service providers, mobile manufacturers and operating system (OS) providers like Google and Apple.“Google had done this earlier globally, but reversed it when it faced flak,” Vinod Senthil, CEO of network security audit & management firm Infysec, said.
Legality of Centre’s NFRA questioned in Madras HC - Times of India
CHENNAI: The constitutional validity of the Centre’s proposed National Financial Reporting Authority ( NFRA ) which will replace the Institute of Chartered Accountants in India (ICAI) and wield penal and civil power over the practising CAs has been challenged in Madras high court A division bench of Justice MM Sundresh and Justice N Anand Venkatesh, before which the PIL filed by chartered accountant V Venkatasivakumar on Friday, issued notices to the Centre and other statutory authorities.In...
Karnataka: NHRC may look into KC Valley untreated water issue - Times of India
BENGALURU: National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) chairman Justice H L Dattu on Friday said the commission may take suo motto cognisance of the issue of untreated water being released through Koramangala-Challaghatta Valley (KC Valley) to water bodies in Kolar.Dattu, who chaired a two-day open house and camp sitting in the city, told reporters that releasing untreated water to lakes in Kolar amounts to human rights violation and NHRC would take up the case based on media reports and...
NRI loses Rs 13 lakh to e-bank fraud, teen arrested - Times of India
MUMBAI: A 19-year-old high school pass-out has been arrested for hacking after a 71-yearold US-based NRI lodged a complaint with MRA Marg police that Rs 13 lakh was transferred from his bank account without his knowledge.
Statewide protests against Mamata speech, effigies burnt - Times of India
GUWAHATI: Protests broke out in Assam on Thursday over West Bengal chief minister Mamata Banerjee 's 'baseless' statements regarding the fallout of the draft National Register of Citizens (NRC) released on Monday.State Congress president Ripun Bora said the law would take its own course. "I have already condemned her statement. It's provocative and uncalled for.
On avg, 8,000+ Indians die abroad every year - Times of India
MUMBAI: The number of Indians dying abroad has been rising steadily since 2013 and exceeds 8,000 annually.
Cops get cracking to clear Grand arcade of hawkers - Times of India
KOLKATA: A day after a prominent hotelier expressed concern over the fate of Grand arcade, which has been chock-ablock with illegal hawkers spreading their fares on every inch of space available, a special task force of the Kolkata Police on Thursday conducted a drive to evict encroachers from under the Grade-I heritage structure.The cops swung into action after Kolkata mayor Sovan Chatterjee called police commissioner Rajiv Kumar.
Woman falls on sand heap, dies of deep burns - Times of India
AHMEDABAD: There can be no smoke without fire, goes a proverb. So can there be burns without a fire then? Mystery shrouds the death of a middle-aged woman who recently succumbed to deep burns that covered 57% of her body after she accidentally fell on a heap of sand.On June 22, Salmabano Ansari was riding pillion with her husband Nizamuddin Ansari(52) on their way to Narol when her husband lost control of the scooter while trying to avoid a collision with a speeding truck.
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