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World Oceans Day: Katrina Kaif shares a throwback video of swimming with her 'most incredible friend', a whale shark! - Times of India
World Oceans Day: Katrina Kaif shares a throwback video of swimming with her 'most incredible friend', a whale shark! Share this on: FacebookTwitterPintrest ANI Updated: Jun 8, 2020, 21:06 IST By - facebooktwitterincom Actor Katrina Kaif marked the World Oceans Day with a throwback video of herself swimming underwater with her "most incredible friend" - a giant whale shark. In the video posted by the actress on Instagram, she can be seen swimming alongside the whale shark.
Win or lose, World Cup won't end with Sunday's game: Virat Kohli on Pakistan clash - Times of India
MANCHESTER: Immune to frenzy around every India-Pakistan clash, captain Virat Kohli says staying focussed on the bigger goal was important since the tournament would not end with World Cup's most awaited match on Sunday. World Cup Schedule | Points Table While he is aware of all the hoopla around the match, Kohli won't let one World Cup contest dictate his thought process.
Aditya Roy Kapur is all about changing the beauty norms on the cover of MensXP - Times of India
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PM Modi calls for greater cooperation among SCO members to ensure peace & prosperity | India News - Times of India
BISHKEK: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday called for greater cooperation among the SCO countries in combatting terrorism, promoting economy, alternate energy and healthcare as he outlined India's commitment to peace and economic prosperity in the region. Addressing the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) Summit here, Modi gave a template, 'HEALTH', for strengthening cooperation. "Our vision is to strengthen the healthy cooperation among us.
'Most exciting': Ex-Isro chief on space station plans | India News - Times of India
Former chairman of Indian space research organisation G Madhavan Nair (File photo) HYDERABAD: Eminent space scientist G Madhavan Nair on Friday described the Isro's proposed space station as the "most-exciting" project and said it would help India maintain leadership position in space arena. The former Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) chairman said he was really excited by India's plans to have its own space station.
Prominent Kolkata personalities meet protesting doctors, urge Mamata to resolve impasse | India News - Times of India
KOLKATA: Several prominent personalities of the city have come out in support of the agitating doctors, some of them even urging West Bengal chief minister Mamata Banerjee to find a solution to the impasse, which entered the fourth day on Friday.
Juan Martin del Potro reaches French Open second round - Times of India
PARIS: Eighth seed Juan Martin del Potro recovered from a set down against Chilean Nicolas Jarry to ease into the French Open second round on Tuesday.The former US Open champion, who only returned to action after a knee injury earlier this month, came through his opening match in Paris 3-6, 6-2, 6-1, 6-4.Del Potro has shown good form on clay in the last two years, reaching the 2018 semi-finals at Roland Garros before losing to Rafael Nadal The Argentinian will face either Japan's Yoshihito...
CIC directs RBI to provide names of big loan defaulters
The Central Information Commission (CIC) has directed the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) to disclose the list of big loan defaulters that the central bank had sent to lenders for resolution.
ICC World Cup 2019: England favourites, but Australia can reach final, says McGrath - Times of India
"England, a very good one-day unit," McGrath told ESPNcricinfo recently during his trip to India. "To me they are the favourites going into this World Cup, so I think they'll do very well." ICC WORLD CUP 2019: Full Schedule McGrath, who was part of the feted team that regularly beat England, observed the Three Lions under Eoin Morgan and Virat Kohli's India are now sides that score runs throughout the 50 overs and that is due to the impact of T20 cricket. "You've got to go on current form.
Donald Trump says US not ready for China trade deal
Speaking in Tokyo on Monday, US Prez Trump said of China, "they would like to make a deal.
Renault, Fiat Chrysler in tie-up talks
PARIS: French and Italian-US auto giants Renault and Fiat Chrysler are set to announce talks on an alliance, with a view to a potential merger, informed sources said on Sunday. Renault and FCA are likely to unveil the move "within hours, perhaps tomorrow (Monday), before the (Paris) bourse opens," one of the sources told AFP on condition of anonymity, adding an eventual "merger" was on the agenda.
CLAT Exam Analysis 2019: Paper Easier than Last Year
CLAT 2019 was conducted in an offline mode (pen- paper test). An Optical Mark Recognition (OMR) sheet was provided to the candidates where they have to mark the correct answer by filling in the bubble. Last year, the exam was conducted in online mode (computer-based test). Pattern of the CLAT 2019 Exam The total duration of the exam was 120 minutes (2 hours).
No mismatch in EVM-VVPAT tally: EC | India News - Times of India
NEW DELHI: The Election Commission of India said here on Saturday that no mismatch between EVM vote count and VVPAT slips were reported from anywhere in the country. âWe have got no reports of any mismatch in tallying of EVM results with VVPAT slips from any of the 542 constituencies as per reports of the chief electoral officers (CEOs),â said a senior ECI official. This was the first Lok Sabha election where each EVM was 100% backed by a VVPAT.
Computer Baba denies âsamadhiâ vow over Digvijaya Singh | India News - Times of India
INDORE: Computer Baba aka Namdev Tyagi, who had performed havans for Congressâs Bhopal candidate Digvijaya Singh, on Saturday said that sadhus would support BJP and PM Narendra Modi if he built Ram Mandir in Ayodhya and cleaned the Ganga. He also denied having ever said that he would take âsamadhiâ (live burial) if Digvijaya lost. âI congratulate Narendra Modi for the victory. We saints are not bound to any political party but contribute to nation-building with their help.
Defence lawyer, right-wing activist held in Narendra Dabholkar case | India News - Times of India
Asseem Shaikh, Rebecca Samervel & Vijay V Singh | TNN | Updated: May 26, 2019, 4:52 IST Narendra Dabholkar (File Photo) MUMBAI/PUNE: The CBI arrested Sanatan Sanstha lawyer Sanjiv Punalekar and his assistant Vikram Bhave in the Narendra Dabholkar murder case on Saturday. The two are to be produced before a court in Pune on Sunday. The arrests were made on charges of criminal conspiracy for abetting the two shooters in the activistâs murder.
Coaching centre owner held over Surat blaze | India News - Times of India
At least 22 students died after a fire ripped through a private art coaching centre on the third floor of an i...Read More SURAT: The death toll in the Surat fire incident climbed to 22 as three more people, including a two-and-a-half-year old child, died on Saturday. Two-and-a-half-year-old Karnavi Sitapara was the youngest victim. Karnavi was taken to the coaching centre by her neighbour, who jumped off the fourth floor with the child in her arms.
Hydraulic platform came late: Rescuer | India News - Times of India
At least 22 students died after a fire ripped through a private art coaching centre on the third floor of an i...Read More SURAT: Ketan Chorvadiya, a trader who helped students escape the coaching centre, told TOI, âFirefighters were advising students not to jump and wait for their hydraulic platform. After helping the eight students on one side of the building, I climbed to the second floor and grabbed the hand of a little girl who was trying to jump.
Rahul would fall into BJP trap if he quits: Priyanka Gandhi | India News - Times of India
Congress General Secretary Priyanka Gandhi Vadra leaves after the CWC meeting. (Photo courtesy: PTI) NEW DELHI: Taking responsibility for the Lok Sabha poll debacle, Rahul Gandhi on Saturday offered to resign as Congress president. However, a veteran party leader said there was nobody to step into his shoes and that âworkers would commit suicideâ if he quit.
Jaganmohan Reddy to take oath as Andhra CM on May 30 | India News - Times of India
VIJAYWADA: YSRC president Jaganmohan Reddy, who steered the party to a stupendous victory in the Andhra Pradesh Assembly and Lok Sabha polls, was on Saturday elected legislature party (LP) leader. On TDPâs poor showing, Jagan said divine justice has prevailed. âLast time he (TDP chief Chandrababu Naidu) snatched 23 MLAs and three MPs from our party. This time, God punished him by giving him exactly 23 MLAs and three MPs,â he said.
President Kovind appoints Modi to office of PM | India News - Times of India
President Ram Nath Kovind appointed Narendra Modi to the office of Prime Minister of India at Rashtrapati Bhav...Read More NEW DELHI: Exercising powers vested in him under Article 75 (1) of the Constitution of India, President Ram Nath Kovind on Saturday appointed Narendra Modi to the office of Prime Minister of India.
Leaders from neighbourhood likely to attend swearing-in | India News - Times of India
NEW DELHI: While no formal invite has been sent yet, the government is considering a proposal to invite leaders from the neighbourhood, and perhaps even beyond, for PM Narendra Modiâs fresh swearing-in. To underscore the significance of Indiaâs Neighbourhood First policy, Modi is also likely to make a neighbouring country his first port of call after taking over as PM for the second time on May 30, official sources said.
CAG said Rafale deal saved on costs, Centre tells SC | India News - Times of India
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Party wants Chirag as minister: LJP chief Ram Vilas Paswan | India News - Times of India
NEW DELHI: LJP would like party chief Ram Vilas Paswanâs son and second-time MP Chirag to be made a minister in the Modi government, Paswan said on Saturday, saying there was a âpopular demandâ to this effect, reports Dipak Dash. âEvery father hopes for his son to grow and do better in life,â Paswan said. However, Chirag told TOI, âI have a big responsibility as the chairman of the partyâs parliamentary board and I am quite happy with this task.
Ashok Gehlot, Kamal Nath and P Chidambaram put sons above party interest: Rahul Gandhi | India News - Times of India
Highlights Rahul accused the party leaders of not taking forward the issues such as the Rafale deal and the associated slogan âchowkidar chor haiâ that he had raised in the campaign As per sources, when one participant remarked who else could lead the party, Rahul interjected, âwhy only us?â in a reference to the Gandhi family Congress President Rahul Gandhi and UPA chairperson Sonia Gandhi at the CWC meet.
Minorities made to live in fear, we must end this: PM to party | India News - Times of India
PM Modi addresses during the NDA parliamentary board meeting at Parliament House. (Photo courtesy: PTI) NEW DELHI: After an election season seen to be replete with polarising themes, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on Saturday that minorities had long been made to live in fear by those who believed in vote-bank politics and that this deception needs to end to take everyone along.
I donât crave the chair, it needs me, declares Mamata | India News - Times of India
KOLKATA: Barely two days after the Lok Sabha results showed stunning gains for BJP in West Bengal, Mamata Banerjee on Saturday offered to quit the chief ministerâs post and work as the Trinamool Congress chief to focus on reviving her party. The offer was duly turned down by her colleagues. âAmi chair ke chai na, chair er amake chai (I donât crave the chair, the chair needs me),â Banerjee said after a party meeting to review Trinamoolâs poll reverses.
Donât speak out of turn, PM tells motormouths | India News - Times of India
NEW DELHI: In a warning to motormouths, PM Narendra Modi on Saturday asked newly elected MPs to desist from speaking out of turn. His statement came in the wake of controversial statements made by Sadhvi Pragya Thakur and others during their poll campaign. Modi said, âWhen L K Advani was the party president, he used to say beware of âchhapasâ and âdikhasâ (getting into print or electronic media).
Russia, eyeing Arctic future, launches nuclear icebreaker
People attend the float out ceremony of the nuclear-powered icebreaker 'Ural' at the Baltic shipyard in Saint ...Read More ST PETERSBURG: Russia launched a nuclear-powered icebreaker on Saturday, part of an ambitious programme to renew and expand its fleet of the vessels in order to improve its ability to tap the Arctic's commercial potential.
Indian among 5 ex-priests charged with abuse in US
DETROIT: Michigan prosecutors announced on Friday that five former Catholic priests are facing sexual abuse charges as part of the state attorney general's ongoing investigation into clergy abuse going back decades. Attorney General Dana Nessel said the priests served in dioceses in Detroit, Lansing and Kalamazoo, and that they've been charged with various counts of criminal sexual conduct.
Father Vellian, 84, living in an old-age home in Kerala | India News - Times of India
Father Jacob Vellian â a Catholic priest who is facing charges of sexual abuse in Michigan, US â is living in an old-age home at Thellakom in Keralaâs Kottayam. Church sources on Saturday said that the 84 year-old priest was yet to be excommunicated or face action within the Church. Efforts to contact Fr Vellian, who is battling age-related ailments, were unsuccessful. âI donât know whether he is guilty. He is over 80 and unwell.
British climber dies on Everest as death toll of climbers in Nepal reaches 18
Image sued for representation. (File Photo) KATHMANDU: A British climber too weak to descend from Mount Everest died on Saturday, officials said, the eighth climber to die on the world's tallest mountain and the 18th in Nepal's Himalayas during the current climbing season. Hiking officials attributed most of the deaths to weakness, exhaustion and delays on the crowded route to the 8,850-metre (29,035 feet) summit.
Kerala coast on high alert | India News - Times of India
THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: The Kerala coast has been put on high alert following intelligence reports that boats allegedly carrying 15 Islamic State terrorists had set off from Sri Lanka to the Lakshadweep islands, police said on Saturday. According to highly places sources in the police department, the coastal police stations and coastal district police chiefs have been alerted. "Such alerts are usual practice but this time we have a specific information about the number.
Avoid making loose remarks in media; shun VIP culture: Modi instructs new MPs | India News - Times of India
NEW DELHI: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday asked newly-elected MPs of the NDA to avoid making loose remarks for publicity and to shun VIP culture, as he rolled out a list of do's and don'ts for them. Underling that the people have given the BJP-led NDA a mandate due to their "seva bhav" (willingness to serve), he said the parliamentarians should remember that "we are here for those who trusted us today and we are here for those also whose trust we are yet to win".
Chargesheet filed in Bandipora minor rape case | India News - Times of India
SRINAGAR: Police on Saturday filed a chargesheet against Tahir Ahmad Mir, accused of kidnapping and raping a three-year-old girl from Sumbal village in J&Kâs Bandipora district on May 8. The crime had triggered massive protests all over the state, with people from all quarters coming together, cutting across political and ideological divides. The chargesheet was filed within 17 days of the crime, SSP Bandipora said.
MHA look out notice against Naresh Goyal stops him from leaving India | India News - Times of India
PTI | Updated: May 25, 2019, 23:05 IST Highlights The disclosure came after Naresh Goyal and his wife Anita Goyal were stopped by immigration authorities at Mumbai airport A look out circular is issued against a person directing the immigration authorities to ensure that he or she does not leave India through an airport or seaport NEW DELHI: Jet Airways founder Naresh Goyal was on Saturday stopped from leaving the country due to a look out circular issued by the Union home ministry, officials...
PM Modi asks NDA MPs to work without discrimination, reach out to minorities | India News - Times of India
NEW DELHI: All set for a second term as Prime Minister, Narendra Modi said Saturday his government will now begin "a new journey to build a new India with new energy" and reached out to minorities, saying the ruling alliance has to win their trust and work without any discrimination.
Clashes across Kashmir Valley on day two of curfew | India News - Times of India
A Kashmiri protester taunts Indian paramilitary soldiers during a protest against the killing of of Zakir Musa SRINAGAR: Clashes between security forces and terrorist sympathisers broke out in Srinagar and several other places across Kashmir Valley on Saturday, even as curfew continued to remain in force for the second consecutive day after terrorist Ansar Ghazwat-ul-Hind chief Zakir Musa was killed in an anti-insurgency operation in Pulwamaâs Tral area.
Iranian FM arrives in Baghdad to meet with Iraq officials
TEHRAN: Iranian media are reporting that the country's foreign minister has arrived in Baghdadtomeet his Iraqi counterpart and other officials. The official IRNA news agency reported Saturday that Mohammad Javad Zarif will meetwith Iraqi Foreign Minister Mohamed Alhakim, Iraqi President Barham Salih, and Prime Minister Mohammed al-Halbousi during his two-day visit. Iraq's Foreign Ministry spokesman says Zarif will discuss the situation in the region and ways of finding common ground.
Mamata revamps party organisation to counter BJP's rise | India News - Times of India
KOLKATA: In the wake of the BJP's stellar performance in the Lok Sabha elections in West Bengal, TMC supremo and chief minister Mamata Banerjee on Saturday cracked the whip against internal strife and revamped the party organisation. The Trinamool Congress also clipped the wings of her nephew Abhishek Banerjee, considered number two in the party. All the districts under him where the BJP has won have been taken away and given to other leaders.
Jaganmohan Reddy invites KCR to attend swearing-in ceremony | India News - Times of India
HYDERABAD: YSR Congress president Jaganmohan Reddy, who was invited to form the next Government in Andhra Pradesh by the governor, Saturday called on Telangana chief minister K Chandrasekhar Rao here and invited him for the swearing-in ceremony at Vijayawada on May 30. A release from the CM's office said Reddy extended his personal invitation to Rao to attend the ceremony. There was no official word on Rao's response, but TRS sources indicated that it was likely to be positive.
BJP mocks Mamata Banerjee's offer to quit the CM post as 'drama' | India News - Times of India
KOLKATA: The BJP on Saturday described TMC chief Mamata Banerjee's offer to quit as West Bengal chief minister as "drama" and claimed her government will fall on its own and the saffron party will not need to topple it. Banerjee offered to quit as chief minister following her party's drubbing in the Lok Sabha polls, but the TMC rejected it. "It is good that at least she has accepted defeat.
Bihar's Grand Alliance could register lead in only 18 of 243 assembly segments | India News - Times of India
PATNA: The six-party oppositionâs grand alliance in Bihar could register lead in only 18 out of 243 Assembly segments in the state in the just-concluded Lok Sabha election. Whereas three-party NDA which won 39 of total 40 Lok Sabha seats in the state reported lead in 225 out of total 243 assembly segments.
India not Hindi speaking states alone: DMK chief Stalin | India News - Times of India
CHENNAI: DMK president M K Stalin on Saturday said no single state can be ignored by the government at the Centre and asserted India was not Hindi speaking states alone. Buoyed by his party's performance in the Lok Sabha election, the Dravidian party chief for the first time said his party would take the initiative to oppose the BJP -albeit without naming it explicitly- in other states by working with outfits in those regions.
Heavy rain in Tripura, 700 people take shelter in relief camps | India News - Times of India
NDRF rescue personnel carry a young girl from a submerged area to safer places at Dharmanagar, in Tripura, Sat...Read More AGARTALA: At least 739 people were rendered homeless and forced to take shelter in relief camps across Tripura due to heavy rain and thunderstorms since Friday, an official said. However, there was no report of any casualty. "North Tripura, Unakoti and Dhalai districts have been affected," the head of the State Disaster Management Authority, Sarat Das, told PTI.
2019 mandate liberated India from ailments of dynasty, casteism and appeasement: Amit Shah | India News - Times of India
NEW DELHI: Describing BJP's massive victory in 2019 elections as a "blessing for democracy", party chief Amit Shah said Saturday India was plagued with dynasty, casteism and politics of appeasement since 1960s but this mandate has liberated the country from these diseases and is a stamp on the "politics of performance".
President asks Modi to decide council of ministers, date of swearing-in ceremony | India News - Times of India
NEW DELHI: President Ram Nath Kovind on Saturday asked Prime Minister Narendra Modi to decide the council of ministers and the date of his swearing-in ceremony. The President also appointed Modi to the office of Prime Minister of India, a communique issued by the Rashtrapati Bhavan said.
'Welcome to a New India', tweets Owaisi on viral video of Madhya Pradesh | India News - Times of India
BHOPAL: Madhya Pradesh police have arrested five self-proclaimed vigilantes from Seoni district after video footage showing them beating up three persons including a woman over suspicion of smuggling beef and forcing them to shout âJai Shri Ramâ slogans. Former chief ministers of Jammu and Kashmir Omar Abdullah, Mehbooba Mufti have condemned the incident.
Sabarimala issue did not impact LS poll outcome; will not change style of functioning: Vijaya | India News - Times of India
THIRUVANATHAPURAM: Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan on Saturday said the Sabarimala women's entry issue was not the reason for the ruling LDF's rout in Lok Sabha elections and claimed many voted for Congress expecting it to form the government at the Centre.
Modi appointed PM-elect by President Kovind | India News - Times of India
NEW DELHI: BJP leader Narendra Modi was on Saturday appointed Prime Minister-elect by President Ram Nath Kovind, who also asked him to form the new government. After the BJP and the National Democratic Alliance unanimously elected him as their leader, Modi reached the Rashtrapati Bhavan on Saturday night to stake claim to form the next government.
Arunachal: JD(U) chief Nitish to take final call on party's support to BJP govt | India News - Times of India
PATNA: Bihar chief minister Nitish Kumar will take the final decision whether his party would support the BJP government in Arunachal Pradesh, where the saffron party with 41 MLAs in 60-member assembly is all set to form the next government. JD(U) is an ally of BJP in Bihar but it contested assembly polls alone in Arunachal Pradesh.
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