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'If killing of cows stops, lynchings will automatically stop,' says RSS leader Indresh Kumar - Times of India
NEW DELHI: RSS leader Indresh Kumar on Monday said that if cow-killing is stopped then lynchings will also automatically end, reported news agency ANI.Kumar further said that while lynching incidents must be condemned, it must be noted that many religions don't condone the killing of cows and they consider it a sin."Jesus came to this earth born in a stable (gaushala), that's why there they call the cow 'mother', go to Mecca-Medina, they consider the killing of a cow a crime, can we not...
AAP ex-activist says he had complained to Canada - Times of India
PATIALA: A former Aam Aadmi Party activist has claimed that he had complained to the Canadian government against legislator Amarjit Singh Sandoa’s visit to that country and had sent the immigration authorities the details of legal cases against him.However, Sandoa and his fellow AAP MLA Kultar Singh Sandhwan, on their return to India after being denied entry to Canada , claimed they had been sent back as their families were not travelling with them.Ludhiana-based dental surgeon Amandeep Singh...
Cops arrest two for auto driver’s murder - Times of India
Vadodara: Police arrested two persons for allegedlymurdering an auto-rickshaw driver near JP Road police station in Tandalja on Sunday night.Parvez alias Taklo Sheikh and Fareeda Sheikh, who are also accused in the murder of Ilyas Memon, were held by the cops late on Sunday night.Three key accused identified as Farhan Sheikh, his father Faruk Sheikh and uncle Munna Sheikh are absconding.Memon was stabbed to death while his father was injured in the melee that took place outside Farhan’s...
Outages blind drivers in underpasses, NHAI told to pay more for 24-hr supply - Times of India
GURUGRAM: Light at the end of the tunnel might not inspire hope if one is driving through a dark signal-free fast track road in a city where rash-driving and road rule violations are rampant.Several commuters have complained that blackouts have become frequent at Rajiv Chowk and Signature Towers underpasses since the contractor switched to DHBVN supply lines from diesel gensets to light up the two busy stretches on June 26.In fact, over the past one month, many of them have found themselves...
Farmers can now repay short-term loan till Aug 15 - Times of India
Jaipur: Cooperative minister Ajay Singh Kilak on Sunday said that those farmers who have not repaid their short-term crops loans by June 30, will now be allowed to repay it by August 15.
Mob lynching a result of government’s campaign of hate: Mamata Banerjee - Times of India
NEW DELHI: West Bengal chief minister Mamata Banerjee said that the recent incidents of mob lynching are a result of government's 'campaign of hate'.The TMC chief said that the ruling party should not only condemn these incidents of mob lynching but also take proactive steps to control its leaders."Rajnath-ji (Union home minister) condemned the incident in Parliament.
Distribution of ration through e-Pos machines begins - Times of India
LUDHIANA: The project for distribution of ration through e-PoS (Electronic Point of Sale) machines began in Ludhiana district on Sunday.
Rupee surges 19 paise against US dollar - Times of India
MUMBAI: The rupee surged by 19 paise to 68.65 against the US currency in early trade at the Interbank Foreign Exchange today as the dollar weakened globally, amid foreign fund inflows.Increased selling of the American currency by exporters and banks amid a higher opening in the domestic equity market lifted the domestic currency, dealers said.The dollar extended losses against world currencies overseas after US President Donald Trump doubled down on his criticism of global monetary policy and...
Did you take the Kiki challenge yet? Drake would be mighty happy!
You used to call me on my cell phone...Well, we sure wish Drake called us but for now, we have to make do with his new track that has basically taken the internet by a storm. 'In my feelings' hit the floor running and well, people have been running and dancing ever since.The challenge involves the person jumping out of the car and dancing in sync with the car's motion. Twitteratti and Instagrammers have taken to this latest dance challenge like fish to water.
HDFC Bank directed to pay Rs 35,000 as damages - Times of India
HYDERABAD: A district consumer forum here has directed HDFC Bank to pay Rs 35,000 to a consumer and get his name removed from the defaulters’ list of Credit Information Bureau India Limited (CIBIL). The bank had added his name to the defaulters’ list after he refused to pay for a fraudulent transaction.MTV Ramana, the complainant, said that he has an HDFC credit card, which he has been using regularly to pay bills.
MCs propose common garbage plant for Tricity - Times of India
CHANDIGARH: Tricity civic bodies have suggested a common garbage processing plant for Chandigarh, Panchkula and Mohali, which at the moment have their own arrangements of lifting and disposing of waste.The proposal was made at a meeting organised by Second Innings Association, a body of senior citizens, on Sunday and attended by municipal commissioners of the Tricity.Chandigarh municipal commissioner K K Yadav said garbage of the entire Tricity can be processed at the plant that can be run by...
Judge selection system against backward classes: Veerappa Moily - Times of India
NEW DELHI: Former law minister M Veerappa Moily on Sunday said the system to select judges was tilted against deprived sections of society, especially the backward classes.“No one can argue that the backward classes do not possess the talent to become judges,” Moily told TOI and argued for a National Judicial Service Commission He said such an all-India examination to recruit judges would help backward classes get adequate representation in the judiciary.Later, these judges could find their...
Retd IAF officer’s wife mowed down by biker - Times of India
Vadodara: Wife of a retired Indian Air Force officer died while the former’s daughter-in-law was injured in a road accident at Manjalpur area of the city on Saturday night.Kiran Verma (55) was rushed to a private hospital in Lalbaug after the accident but she succumbed to her injuries.Police said Verma and her family members were out to have snacks on Manjalpur main road. Her husband Ramkumar Verma had parked their car on the other side of the road and was waiting there with his granddaughter.
Israel evacuates 800 White Helmets to Jordan in face of Syria advance
AMMAN: Israel has evacuated 800 White Helmets rescuers and their family members threatened by advancing Syrian regime forces to Jordan for resettlement in Britain, Canada and Germany, Amman said Sunday.Founded in 2013, the Syria Civil Defence, or White Helmets, is a network of first responders which rescues wounded in the aftermath of air strikes, shelling or explosions in rebel-held territory.Jordan "authorised the United Nations to organise the passage of 800 Syrian citizens through Jordan...
Calcutta Medical College students' hunger strike continues for 13th day - Times of India
KOLKATA: The indefinite hunger strike by students of Calcutta Medical College and Hospital here entered the 13th day on Sunday even as authorities appealed to them to withdraw their agitation for hostel rooms.Members of civil society and student organisations gathered on the hospital premises to express solidarity with the agitators.The students began their strike on July 10 after authorities at the 183-year-old state-run medical college notified that the new 11-storey hostel building would...
29-year-old man stabbed to death for objecting to immoral act - Times of India
CHANDIGARH: Two money lenders and their woman friend brutally stabbed a 29-year-old man, living next door to death in Balaji colony of Kaithal city during late night hours of Saturday.The incident was consequent to alleged immoral acts of money lenders identified as Surender Singh and Hariom Singh who would often used to bring a woman to their rented accommodation. Vikram was their next door neighbour.
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