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NPAs are results of previous Congress-led government's misdeeds: Amit Shah - Times of India
JAIPUR: BJP chief Amit Shah targeted Congress president Rahul Gandhi on Friday for raising the issue of bank loans and non-performing assets ( NPA ) in poll rallies, saying those were the results of the misdeeds of the previous Congress-led government. "The loans given through corrupt practices during the Congress government have turned into NPA. These are not loans given by the Narendra Modi government.
Trump says close to doing something with China on trade
WASHINGTON: The US is very close to a trade deal with China, President Donald Trump has said, but remained noncommittal to its final outcome ahead of his meeting with Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping in Argentina on the sidelines of the G-20 Summit. Trump's remarks came as he prepared to depart for the summit. Trade and tariffs have been topics of increasing tension between the US and China. The Trump administration has imposed tariffs on more than USD 250 billion worth of Chinese imports.
Rs 30,000 crore Air India debt to be transferred to new company
NEW DELHI: Air India’s life-threatening debt burden of about Rs 55,000 crore will soon be halved with the government set to transfer Rs 29,000-30,000 crore to a special purpose vehicle (SPV) along with the airline’s non-core assets, in the latest bailout of the perpetually loss-making airline. AI will need to seek the approval of lenders to transfer the debt.
Shooter who called himself Dawood held in Delhi - Times of India
NEW DELHI: A shooter, who asked his friends to call him Dawood, has been arrested for the murder of a property dealer reported last week from Najafgarh in southwest Delhi. The suspect, Deepak Gandhi, is a resident of Bahadurgarh in Haryana The deceased, Roshan Yadav, was shot twice in the face at a busy market by two shooters on November 21 as Gandhi and his gang suspected him to have passed information about his gang to the rivals.
G20: PM Modi meets Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman - Times of India
BUENOS AIRES: Prime Minister Narendra Modi met with Saudi Arabia Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman on the sidelines of the G20 summit on Thursday and they discussed ways to further boost economic, cultural and energy ties. The two sides also held discussions on enhancing investment in technology, renewable energy and food security. "Had a fruitful interaction with Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman Al Saud.
Summons to sharp-shooter Khan to deposit gun - Times of India
Nagpur: The Forest Development Corporation of Maharashtra (FDCM) investigation officer dealing with the T1 killing case on Thursday issued summons to Hyderabad’s sharp shooter Asghar Ali Khan for surrendering the gun used in killing T1. TOI on November 26 had reported how the forest department seemed to be going soft on Khan by not insisting that he surrenders the gun. Despite reminders Khan was reluctant.
Cops try to beat fake news with 'Bohemian Factsody' - Times of India
GUWAHATI: Social media 's speed and reach have helped peddlers of fake news get their message out. So Assam Police decided to use those same attributes to counter the narrative. In its take on Queen's iconic 'Bohemian Rhapsody', Assam Police tweeted a 'Bohemian Factsody' on Tuesday: "Open your eyes/ Look up to the skies and see/ Real life is not a fantasy/ Fact check before you forward/ There's no escape from reality/ Mama, I don't wanna lie". And the social media world loved it.
After a year, Munna Yadav gets regular bail - Times of India
Nagpur: In a relief to senior BJP leader Omprakash alias Munna Yadav, a close aid of chief minister Devendra Fadnavis, the sessions’ court here granted him regular bail on Thursday after he formally surrendered during the hearing. Second chief judicial magistrate (CJM) AN Dhuldhule directed him to submit two solvent sureties of Rs25,000 each with the court for getting bail. Earlier, both sessions and Nagpur bench of Bombay High Court had rejected his bail applications.
PCMC to impose 10% water cuts - Times of India
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School students get a glimpse of naval ships - Times of India
KOCHI: Around 1,000 students from various schools got a chance to be on board naval ships, see naval weapons on close quarters and have a glimpse of various activities at Kochi naval base.As a part of Navy Week 2018, students and teachers from nine schools from Ernakulam and one from Salem, visited the naval base on Wednesday.
J&K locals rescued terrorist, reveals video that’s gone viral - Times of India
SRINAGAR: Talking about the encounter on Wednesday, in which Lashkar-e-Taiba commander Naveed Jatt, suspected to be one of the three assailants who killed senior journalist Shujaat Bukhari , was gunned down, ADG (law and order) Munir Khan said a joint team of security forces launched the operation in Kuthpora in the pre-dawn hours based on a credible input about the presence of terrorists in a house. Terrorists opened fire and security forces retaliated.
Minor raped by auto rickshaw driver in Rajkot - Times of India
Rajkot: A 14-year-old girl on Tuesday night lodged a rape complaint against a 22-year-old married man, accusing him of raping her several times in the past 10 months in Jaibhimnagar Colony in Nana Mava locality on Kalawad Road in Rajkot. The survivor alleged that the accused, identified as Amit Makwana, who is an autorickshaw driver, raped her repeatedly between January 14, 2018, and November 26, 2018, after giving her a false hope of marriage.
BCS Dharampeth ex-princi booked for Rs1.4cr fraud - Times of India
Nagpur: Former principal of Bishop Cotton School (BCS), Dharampeth, along with her husband and daughter has been booked for fraud on Tuesday. The accused allegedly misused school funds worth Rs1.40 crore between 2005 and 2015 for personal benefits. The accused have been named as Mangla Bhalerao, 62, daughter Tanushree and husband Samuels.
Ensure poll law is not violated in campaigning: EC to Twitter, Facebook - Times of India
NEW DELHI: The Election Commission on Wednesday urged Twitter and Facebook to ensure provisions of electoral law, which bars display of campaign material in the 'silence period' in run up to polls, are followed on their platforms. The poll panels request to the social media giants comes against the backdrop of Congress president Rahul Gandhi and the BJP reportedly asking voters of Madhya Pradesh and Mizoram on the internet platforms to cast ballot in their favour.
Sri Lanka's top military official detained over mass murder cover-up
COLOMBO: Sri Lanka's military chief was remanded by court Wednesday after weeks evading arrest over the alleged cover-up of the abduction and murder of 11 young men during the island's civil war. Admiral Ravindra Wijegunaratne is the highest-ranking military officer ever held by a court over alleged crimes from Sri Lanka's wartime past, when the armed forces were accused of grave abuses against civilians.
NGT directs Delhi Jal Board to look into water wastage - Times of India
NEW DELHI: The National Green Tribunal (NGT) on Wednesday expressed concern over the wastage of water during the filling of the tankers for supply in different areas and directed the Delhi Jal Board (DJB) to look into the issue.A bench headed by NGT Chairperson Adarsh Kumar Goel directed the applicant to furnish a copy of this order to the DJB, along with relevant papers for compliance."We direct the Delhi Jal Board to look into the above aspects and take appropriate measures which may be...
Murder accused attacked, injured at Thane jail - Times of India
THANE: A murder accused was attacked by another inmate with a pair of scissors inside the Thane Central Jail, police said.Aftab Hussain Khan (25) was injured in the attack on Tuesday afternoon.Aftab, arrested by Malvani police in Mumbai in an alleged case of murder, had been assigned a stitching job in tailoring department of the prison, a police official said.According to the preliminary probe, he was humming a song when Mejabuddin Yakub Khan, another inmate, thought that Aftab was abusing...
Public places are not safe for girls, says IIM-Calcutta survey - Times of India
KOLKATA: An overwhelming percentage of students at Indian Institute of Management , Calcutta, felt public transport, public places and even social media was unsafe for girls, especially if they were alone, revealed a survey on perception of a woman’s safety in public places. A total of 122 students at IIM-C participated in the survey conducted from November 9 to 18, 53.3% of them women and 46.7% men.
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