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-workload,64 +word,1034 +work,7422 +worker,3047 +workforce,186 +working,3064 +workload,69 workout,40 workshop,194 -world,4499 -worldwide,134 +world,4513 +worldwide,136 worried,265 worry,197 -worth,1244 +worth,1245 worthless,10 wounded,149 wrap,39 wriddhiman,3 wrinkle,12 wrist,44 -wrote,1459 +wrote,1465 x1,2 xi,227 xt,6 -yadav,2960 +yadav,2967 yadavindra,9 -yash,66 +yash,67 yashasvi,8 yatras,27 -year,17683 +year,17751 yearly,36 yellow,283 yemen,12 yen,12 yes,217 -yesterday,263 -yojana,797 +yesterday,265 +yojana,799 york,324 yoshino,1 -young,1440 +young,1459 youngster,301 -youth,2263 +youth,2268 ysrcp,453 yudhvir,4 yugal,2 @@ -5266,7 +5266,7 @@ zenith,11 zero,417 zionist,2 zodiac,48 -zone,1231 +zone,1232 zoom,11 zoram,19 zpm,19 diff --git a/project/business.csv b/project/business.csv index 8cc7386..42adf5b 100644 --- a/project/business.csv +++ b/project/business.csv @@ -127,30 +127,53 @@ Firstly, visit the myAadhaar portal and click on the ‘Login’ button. Enter t Aadhaar regulations The deadline for updating the Aadhaar card for free is approaching, with less than three weeks left until December 14, 2024. The Unique Identification Authority of India (UIDAI) has been urging citizens to update their Aadhaar information for a long time, especially those who received their cards more than 10 years back. It’s important to note that the updation process is not mandatory.Aadhaar, issued by the UIDAI, proves to be an effective tool in preventing fake or ghost identities by assigning a unique identification number to every resident. Additionally, it cannot be duplicated because it is linked to an individual’s biometric data.While updates are not mandatory, they contribute to smoother living, improved service delivery, and ensure accurate authentication.Aadhaar is an important identification document for every Indian citizen owing to its reliability, legal compliance and ease of access.It should be updated in case of relocation to a new place and changing of address, or the information in the current Aadhaar card is inaccurate. It can be easily achieved with the help of a valid address proof or by using the Address Validation Letter (for those without valid address proof).Aadhaar update is free of cost till 14 December 2024, however, after the deadline, documents submission at an Aadhaar center, will cost Rs. 50 for any update.A PIB release from 2022 stated that the residents who had got their Aadhaar issued a decade back and have never updated since, such Aadhaar number holders are encouraged to get their documents updated.UIDAI had previously issued a press release urging residents to keep their documents up to date. The recently issued gazette notification further clarifies that residents ""may"" update their details every 10 years.“Keeping the documents in Aadhaar updated helps in ease of living, better service delivery, and enables accurate authentication. UIDAI has always encouraged residents to keep their documents updated, and the gazette notification is another step in that direction.”According to the Aadhaar enrolment and update regulations, 2016, “An Aadhaar number holder may, on completion of every period of 10 years from the date of generation of the Aadhaar number assigned to him, update the documents or the information evidencing proof of identity and proof of address, at least once, by submitting an application.”On the social media platform X, UIDAI revealed that it will be availing a facility to update Aadhaar cards for free till 14 December 20, 2024.""UIDAI extends free online document upload facility till 14th December 2024; to benefit millions of Aadhaar Number Holders. This free service is available only on myAadhaar portal. UIDAI has been encouraging people to keep documents updated in their Aadhaar.""","The deadline for updating the Aadhaar card for free is approaching, with less than three weeks left until December 14, 2024. The Unique Identification Authority of India (UIDAI) has been urging citizens to update their Aadhaar information for a long time, especially those who received their cards more than 10 years back. The updation process is not mandatory.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-115657021,imgsize-27246,width-400,resizemode-4/115657021.jpg" -Sri Lanka's key consumer price index falls 2.1% in November,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/business/international-business/sri-lankas-key-consumer-price-index-falls-2-1-in-november/articleshow/115839021.cms,"Sri Lanka's consumer price index fell 2.1 per cent year-on-year in November after dropping 0.8 per cent in the previous month, the statistics department said on Friday.The Colombo Consumer Price Index , a leading indicator for broader national prices, tracks inflation in Colombo, Sri Lanka's largest city.Prices in the food category slipped to 0.6 per cent this month from 1 per cent in October. In the non-food category, prices dropped to minus 3.3 per cent on the month from minus 1.6 per cent in October.Reductions in power tariffs and fuel prices as well as an appreciating rupee have helped to reduce inflation to the lowest point in nine years, analysts said.""Deflation is expected to be around till February and we are likely to see inflation reach the central bank's projection of 5 per cent around August or September 2025,"" said Dimantha Mathew, head of research at First Capital.Sri Lanka suffered record inflation after its worst financial crisis in decades pummelled the economy, which has stabilised since it secured a $2.9-billion bailout from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) in March 2023. Taking advantage of low inflation, Sri Lanka's central bank set a new single policy rate of 8 per cent on Wednesday, easing monetary settings below previously used benchmarks and setting the stage for a sustained recovery from the crisis.Sri Lanka's economy is expected to grow by 4.5 per cent-5 per cent in 2024, slightly above the World Bank's estimate of 4.4 per cent, latest central bank data showed.On Tuesday, Sri Lanka launched a long-awaited bond swap, a major step to completing its $12.55 billion debt restructuring and enabling its fragile economic recovery to continue.Bondholders have until Dec. 12 to vote in support of the proposal, which would see them swap existing bonds for a set of new issues.",Sri Lanka's consumer price index fell 2.1 per cent year-on-year in November. Reductions in power tariffs and fuel prices as well as an appreciating rupee have helped to reduce inflation to the lowest point in nine years.,"https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-115839233,imgsize-709033,width-400,resizemode-4/115839233.jpg" -French finance minister says budget can still be improved,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/business/international-business/french-finance-minister-says-budget-can-still-be-improved/articleshow/115838413.cms,"French Finance Minister Antoine Armand said on Saturday that the 2025 budget could still be improved, but stopped short of giving ground in a standoff with the far right over new concessions.Ratings agency Standard & Poor's gave Prime Minister Michel Barnier's fragile minority government a rare reprieve late on Friday leaving its rating steady although France's budget deficit has spiralled out of control this year.Any relief is likely to prove short-lived with both the left and far right threatening to bring Barnier's government down over the budget, which seeks to squeeze 60 billion euros ($64 billion) in savings through tax hikes and spending cuts.Marine Le Pen 's far right National Rally (RN), whose tacit support Barnier needs to survive a likely no confidence motion, has given him until Monday to accede to her demands to make further changes to the budget.""This government, under his authority, is willing to listen, to have a dialog, to be respectful, to improve this budget,"" Armand told journalists.Asked about the showdown with Le Pen, he said: ""The only ultimatum really facing the French is that our country gets a budget.""On Thursday, Barnier already dropped plans to raise electricity taxes in the budget as the RN had demanded, but it is keeping pressure on the government to scrap plans to postpone an increase in some pensions to save money.RN lawmaker Jean-Philippe Tanguy told Les Echos newspaper on Saturday if the bill is not modified the party would back a no-confidence motion.The test could come as soon Monday if his government has to use an aggressive constitutional measure to ram the social security financing legislation through parliament, which will trigger a no-confidence motion.($1 = 0.9456 euros) (Reporting by Leigh Thomas; Editing by Toby Chopra)",French Finance Minister Antoine Armand said on Saturday that the 2025 budget could still be improved. Armand stopped short of giving ground in a standoff with the far right over new concessions.Ratings agency Standard & Poor's gave Prime Minister Michel Barnier's fragile minority government a rare reprieve late on Friday.,"https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-115838431,imgsize-102702,width-400,resizemode-4/115838431.jpg" -Finance minister Sitharaman encourages regional rural banks to onboard customers to digital services by December,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/business/india-business/finance-minister-sitharaman-encourages-regional-rural-banks-to-onboard-customers-to-digital-services-by-december/articleshow/115837476.cms,"NEW DELHI: Union finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman , encouraged regional rural banks (RRBs) to bring rural customers onto digital platforms for services such as internet banking, mobile banking and UPI.While addressing a review meeting with eight RRBs from Bihar, Jharkhand, Odisha, and West Bengal held in Patna, on Friday, she highlighted the importance of digital inclusion.In the meeting, Sitharaman emphasized the need for RRBs to prioritize the enrollment of customers for digital services, with a target to complete this by December 2024. She further urged the banks to encourage their customers to embrace digital banking, with support from their sponsor banks.""RRBs to prioritize onboarding customers to digital services like Internet Banking, Mobile Banking, and UPI. RRBs should promote digital adoption with the help of sponsor banks to enhance usage,"" she said.The FM also reviewed the business performance, digital advancements, and new credit offerings from RRBs, with an emphasis on fostering inclusive growth. She stressed the need to boost credit flow, particularly to sectors linked to agriculture and micro and small industries, to support business expansion.Sitharaman further emphasized on the need to enhance women’s credit flow in a bid to help self help groups and suggested that the state governments and NABARD should work hand in hand to help SHGs evolve into enterprise.She highlighted the potential of the one district one product (ODOP) initiative to enhance self-employment opportunities in the region and instructed financial institutions to offer training and marketing assistance to SHGs.She also emphasized the importance of technology upgrades to enhance efficiency and service delivery within RRBs. Recognizing the improvements in the financial health of these banks, she noted that the consolidated CRAR had risen from 7.8 per cent in FY22 to 9.4 per cent in FY24, while Gross NPAs had decreased from 25 per cent in FY22 to 15 per cent in FY24.""RRBs in Eastern Region have posted consolidated profit of Rs 625 crore during FY 2024 against net loss of Rs. 690 crore in FY 2023,"" Sitharaman said.","Union finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman urged regional rural banks (RRBs) to bring rural customers onto digital platforms. She was addressing a review meeting with eight RRBs from Bihar, Jharkhand, Odisha, and West Bengal.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-115837511,imgsize-40142,width-400,resizemode-4/115837511.jpg" -India signs $98 million deal with ADB to enhance horticulture yields,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/business/india-business/india-signs-98-million-deal-with-adb-to-enhance-horticulture-yields/articleshow/115835994.cms,"India has signed a $98 million loan agreement with the Asian Development Bank (ADB) to improve horticulture crop productivity , the ministry of finance announced on Friday.""The Government of India and the Asian Development Bank (ADB) today signed a $98 million loan to improve horticulture crop farmers' access to certified disease-free planting materials , which will boost their crops' yield, quality, and resilience to climate impacts,"" ministry of finance said in a statement.The loan agreement, part of the ""Building India's Clean Plant Programme,"" was signed by Juhi Mukherjee, joint secretary, department of economic affairs, ministry of finance, and Kai Wei Yeo, officer-in-charge of ADB's India Resident Mission.""ADB funding will promote plant health that is vital for improving productivity of farmers,"" Mukherjee said after signing the agreement.ADB representative Yeo highlighted that the project falls in line with the government’s Atmanirbhar Clean Plant Programme (CPP), which focuses on improving plant health management.""It will help develop regulatory framework and institutional systems to effectively implement the CPP for horticulture in India. The project will involve close consultation with private nurseries, researchers, state governments, and growers' associations to ensure its success and sustainability,"" he said.According to the finance ministry, the project aims to set up clean plant centers equipped with state-of-the-art laboratories for disease diagnostics, staffed with trained experts.These centres will maintain disease-free foundation materials and roll out a clean plant certification scheme. Accredited private nurseries will be tested and certified to ensure farmers have access to high-quality planting materials.These centers will be set up using disease-free foundation materials and roll out a clean plant certification scheme. Additionally, accredited private nurseries will be tested and certified to ensure farmers have access to high-quality planting materials.The project aims to boost crop productivity and help farmers tackle climate change challenges by providing disease-free materials that enhance long-term resilience, as rising temperatures impact pest and disease behavior.""The plant health management promoted through the project will also help farmers adapt to climate change, as rising temperatures not only cause extreme weather events but also affect pest and disease behavior"" the ministry said.The project will be implemented by ministry of agriculture and farmers welfare, along with the National Horticulture Board and the Indian Council of Agricultural Research.","The loan agreement is part of the ""Building India's Clean Plant Programme"" The project aims to set up clean plant centers equipped with state-of-the-art laboratories for disease diagnostics. Accredited private nurseries will be tested and certified to ensure farmers have access to high-quality planting materials.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-115836087,imgsize-28458,width-400,resizemode-4/115836087.jpg" -"India among top advocates for office based work, surpasses global average: Report",https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/business/india-business/india-among-top-advocates-for-office-based-work-surpasses-global-average-report/articleshow/115835759.cms,"India is emerging as a top advocate for office-based work, surpassing the global average of 85 per cent and ranking among the world's leading supporters of returning to the workplace.According to a survey conducted by global real estate services firm JLL, 90 per cent of organisations require employees to work from office for at least three days a week.The survey reported, ""This trend is expected to strengthen, with 54 per cent of organizations in India (43 per cent globally) anticipating an increase in office days by 2030.""As more and more businesses are opting for Artificial Intelligence in their operations, the Indian working landscape is undergoing a transition.The Indian working landscape is undergoing a dramatic transition as more and more businesses increasingly adopt Artificial Intelligence (AI) in their operations.The survey also highlighted that 95 percent of business decision-makers in India plan to boost their investments in AI over the next five years, a move that is transforming workforce operations and revolutionizing the design and management of workspaces.""A staggering 94 per cent of businesses foresee AI changing their workforce operations, with 95 per cent planning to accelerate AI investments over the next five years,"" it stated.This study, which is the part of a global research initiative that surveyed more than 2,300 Corporate Real Estate (CRE) and business decision-makers, underscores the increasing focus on sustainability within the corporate sector. It found out that approximately 77 percent of respondents plan to increase their spending on sustainability initiatives, while 70 percent have established clear programs aimed at reducing their environmental impact.Additionally, nearly 50 percent of organizations indicated a willingness to pay a premium for buildings with top-tier green certifications by 2030.However, despite these positive trends, challenges remain. Around 44 percent of CRE leaders cited difficulties in long-term planning, citing the rapidly evolving organizational landscape as a key obstacle.Another 46 per cent identified limited integration with other business units as a significant hurdle in delivering optimal value.It noted that building partnerships and aligning corporate goals with CRE objectives is essential for achieving portfolio efficiency and creating future-ready workplace solutions.The survey further reflected a promising future for India’s workspace evolution, fueled by technology and sustainability, along with the need to observe the areas that require smoother transitions.","India is emerging as a top advocate for office-based work, surpassing the global average of 85 per cent. 90 per cent of organisations require employees to work from office for at least three days a week. 95 percent of business decision- makers in India plan to boost their investments in AI over the next five years.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-115836686,imgsize-35568,width-400,resizemode-4/115836686.jpg" -More than 600 linked to terror financing identified this year: Eurasian Group,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/business/international-business/more-than-600-linked-to-terror-financing-identified-this-year-eurasian-group/articleshow/115835668.cms,"The Eurasian Group (EAG), at the 41st plenary session of the nine-member on Friday, identified over 600 people linked to global networks engaged in funding terrorism this year, according to a senior official's statement.Chairman Yuri Chikhanchin highlighted that detecting methods of funding international terrorists and tracking their financial supporters stands as the most significant current challenge, which was extensively discussed at the meeting.""This is the biggest challenge that we are facing - identifying channels of financing, financiers and sustainment of international terrorists because we all are international these days,"" he said.""This year itself, over 600 people have been identified in our region via the analysis of financial intelligence units (FIU) of countries associated with EAG. We have identified these people on the basis of their financial behaviour. This is a great result, and it will give us more opportunities in the future to enhance this work,"" he added.Chikhanchin was addressing a press conference following the conclusion of the five-day meeting that began on November 25. The group consists of nine member countries: Belarus, China, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, India, Russia, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, and Uzbekistan.He also said that this identification was a great success, and it will open doors to boost this campaign and identify people linked to financing terrorism, adding that in the present global scenario, the risks related to terrorism are not limited to any one country.""The risk of terrorism across the region is the most prevalent and most troubling. Afghanistan is one country in which the risk of terrorism is still relevant. We are thinking about joint measures to tackle this risk emanating from Afghanistan,"" Chikhanchin said.He stated that during one of the EAG meetings, discussions focused on strengthening the organization’s ties with Afghanistan and mitigating the risk of terrorism in the country.""We have discussed in one of our meetings how to fortify and enhance our relations with Afghanistan and how to minimise the risk and the situation there that it still triggers,"" he added.Responding to a question regarding the impact of the ongoing wars in Ukraine and West Asia, Chikhanchin said, ""Eurasian Group is a purely technical organisation. We never discuss issues of political nature. We stand against terrorism financing and money laundering.""Talking about crypto currencies, he said that regulating the existing framework of cryptocurrencies is a serious and complex issue, and the world needs to unite to resolve the issue.Vivek Aggarwal, head of the Indian delegation in the EAG meeting said that this five-day meeting was beneficial for the host country in many ways.Aggarwal is the additional secretary of the revenue department in the Finance Ministry and the Director of the country's Financial Intelligence Unit (FIU). He said that the 600 individuals identified by EAG also include those involved in cross-border financial transactions.The units through which these transactions were done in these cases have also been identified, PTI quoted.Aggarwal said, ""The EAG meeting discussed in detail the terrorist financing from across the border in the Indian context. It discussed the role of organisations like Al Qaeda, Jaish-e-Mohammed, and Lashkar-e-Taiba and their affiliates as well as the international transaction of money by them.""The EAG meeting also elaborated on issues in which money was transacted through cryptocurrencies, which could be used to strengthen terrorism.","The Eurasian Group (EAG) identified over 600 people linked to global networks engaged in funding terrorism this year. The group consists of nine member countries: Belarus, China, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, India, Russia, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, and Uzbekistan.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-115836417,imgsize-4154,width-400,resizemode-4/115836417.jpg" -'Every attack makes us stronger': Gautam Adani on US allegations,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/business/india-business/every-attack-makes-us-stronger-gautam-adani-on-us-allegations/articleshow/115847514.cms,"Also read: +GST mop-up in November up 8.5% to ₹1.8 lakh crore,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/business/india-business/gst-mop-up-in-november-up-8-5-to-1-8-lakh-crore/articleshow/115877064.cms,"NEW DELHI: Goods and services tax (GST) collection rose 8.5% to Rs 1,82,269 crore in Nov, the fourth highest since the new regime kicked in over seven years ago.The growth in Nov, based on transactions in Oct, was driven by domestic consumption , rising 9.4% to just under Rs 1.4 lakh crore, while imports saw a 5.9% increase, according to latest monthly numbers. While integrated GST on imports grew around 6.5%, cess on imported sin and luxury goods declined over 17%. The numbers indicated that overall imports may have increased, although at a moderate pace.So far this year, gross collections have increased 9.3% to Rs 14.6 lakh crore.The numbers come amid signs of a slowdown in consumption demand in some sectors and GDP expansion moderating to 5.4% during the Sept quarter, the slowest in seven quarters.""The projected GDP growth of 7% in FY25 augurs well for GST collections in the remaining four months of the current fiscal year, considering the fact that the collections in the first eight months of FY25 have exceeded that of FY25 by more than Rs 1 lakh crore and are ahead of the budget estimates for FY25. The slower single-digit growth in some large states like Haryana (2%), Punjab (3%), UP & MP (5%), Tamil Nadu(8%), Telangana (3%) as well the negative growth in Rajasthan (-1%) , Andhra Pradesh ( -10%) , Chhattisgarh (-1%) would be an area of concern as these states have significant manufacturing presence and considerable economic impact,"" said MS Mani, partner at Deloitte , a consulting firm.Others also pointed to the need to boost collections. ""The income tax and GST numbers are dichotomous it seems. While YTD (year-to-date) direct tax collections till Nov 10, 2024 have grown by more than 15%, the YTD GST collections in around that period have grown by only 9.3%. This shows that while income levels are growing in India, yet consumption is not aligned accordingly. It may also mean inequality of income in the country. Further, the YTD GST collections growth is also below the budgeted growth and considering that nominal GDP growth is around 10.5%, the buoyancy of GST collections is below one. This may require some food for thought for the GST Council,"" said Vivek Jalan, partner at Tax Connect Advisory Services.","GST collection rose 8.5% to Rs 1,82,269 crore in Nov. The growth in Nov, based on transactions in Oct, was driven by domestic consumption. The numbers come amid signs of a slowdown in consumption demand in some sectors.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-115877065,imgsize-50518,width-400,resizemode-4/115877065.jpg" +"Commercial LPG hike by Rs 16.5 per cylinder, jet fuel up 1.45%; household cooking gas remains unchanged",https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/business/india-business/commercial-lpg-hike-by-rs-16-5-jet-fuel-1-45-up-household-cooking-gas-remains-unchanged/articleshow/115862128.cms,"Representative image + +NEW DELHI: The cost of commercial LPG and aviation fuel prices surged on Sunday following the monthly revision aimed at aligning with trends in international oil prices. State-owned oil firms raised commercial LPG rates, used in hotels and restaurants by Rs 16.5 per to Rs 1818.50 per 19 kg cylinder.Aviation turbine fuel (ATF) prices in Delhi, which hosts one of India's most active airports, saw an increase of Rs 1,318.12 per kilo litre, marking a 1.45 per cent increment. The new rate stands at Rs 91,856.84 per kl, according to state-owned fuel retailers.The prices of ATF and LPG vary from state to state, depending on local taxes, including VAT.This marks the second consecutive monthly increase in jet fuel prices, which were previously raised by Rs 2,941.5 per kl, or 3.3 per cemt, on November 1. ATF prices were reduced by 6.3 per cent (Rs 5,883 per kl) on October 1 and by Rs 4,495.5 per kl, or 4.58 per cent, on September 1.In Mumbai, the ATF price increased to Rs 85,861.02 per kl on Sunday from Rs 84,642.91 previously.The price of commercial LPG have also increased for the seventh consecutive month. In the most recent review on November 1, commercial LPG prices were raised by Rs 62 per 19-kg cylinder. Over the course of five price hikes, commercial LPG prices have increased by Rs 172.5 per 19-kg cylinder, reaching their peak this year.Four monthly price reductions before the current cycle began in August were offset by the recent hikes. Prices for 19-kg cylinders were reduced by Rs 148 across the four rounds. Currently, commercial LPG costs Rs 1,980 in Chennai, Rs 1,927 in Kolkata, and Rs 1,771 in Mumbai for a 19-kg cylinder.However, the rate of cooking gas used in domestic households, however, remained unchanged at Rs 803 per 14.2-kg cylinder.State-owned Indian Oil Corporation (IOC), Bharat Petroleum Corporation Ltd (BPCL), and Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Ltd (HPCL) revise the prices of ATF and cooking gas on the first of each month, based on the average price of benchmark international fuel and the foreign exchange rate.The prices of petrol and diesel remain frozen, having been reduced by Rs 2 per litre in mid-March ahead of the general elections. Petrol is priced at Rs 94.72 per litre in Delhi, while diesel costs Rs 87.62.","Aviation turbine fuel (ATF) prices in Delhi saw an increase of Rs 1,318.12 per kilo litre. The new rate stands at Rs 91,856.84 per kl, according to state-owned fuel retailers. The price of commercial LPG have also increased for the seventh consecutive month.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-115862147,imgsize-104676,width-400,resizemode-4/115862147.jpg" +GDP shocker: How it may impact Indian stock market,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/business/india-business/gdp-growth-at-5-6-sensex-nifty-india-stock-market-rbi-rate-cut/articleshow/115882134.cms,"The GDP data “is a game-changer” for the RBI’s meeting on Friday. + +Emkay Global Financial Services Ltd. analysts including Seshadri Sen, in a note Sunday: + +Vikas Pershad, Asian equities portfolio manager at M&G Investments, in a Bloomberg TV interview: + +Jefferies Financial Group Inc analysts including Mahesh Nandurkar wrote in a note Saturday: + +Michael Wan, a currency strategist at MUFG Bank in Singapore, wrote in a note: + +Brian Tan, Shreya Sodhani and colleagues at Barclays wrote in a note: + +Sonal Varma, chief economist for India and Asia ex Japan at Nomura, said in an interview: -Hindenburg allegations a double hit on our financial stability: Adani +A hiccup in India’s world-beating economic growth may exacerbate near-term weakness in stocks, according to strategists.The economy expanded at the slowest pace in almost two years in the September quarter, data Friday showed. Market participants expect a pickup in growth in the second half of the fiscal year, especially if the Reserve Bank of India cuts interest rates or slashes the share of deposits lenders must set aside.Concerns about the economy and valuations have India’s NSE Nifty 50 Index about 8% down from a September record. Foreign investors pulled out $2.6 billion from equities last month after a record monthly withdrawal in October. Meanwhile, India’s index-eligible bonds have seen their first monthly outflow since getting added to a key JPMorgan Chase & Co. index.India's Stock Gauge Fell Into Correction Last MonthHere’s a selection of comments on what India’s slowing growth means for its assets.“This should trigger some near-term weakness in the markets, but some of this was already known and partially priced in.”“We do not see the case for a major market selloff but reiterate that near-term upside is also limited due to earnings weakness and valuations.”The year-end Nifty target remains 25,000, and “an incremental correction over 5% in the Nifty is an entry opportunity.”“A silver lining is that the weak growth opens the door for an RBI rate cut” this month.India “might be the longest-tail growth story in the world today among major markets.”“I know we had a hiccup,” but “there will be GDP multiplier here. Economy will continue to grow.”A weak GDP print was already getting reflected in corporate earnings and “we believe that the worst of earnings cuts is likely behind.”Still, a much tighter fiscal 2025 is on the cards, driving yields lower. The possibility of a cut in cash reserve ratio, or a reduction in the share of deposits lenders must set aside, increases.From an FX perspective, the key question is whether this growth blip proves to be short-lived or something more pernicious. The growth slowdown is likely to have been driven also by restrictive monetary policy and the RBI’s moves to tighten macroprudential measures and these factors could continue to weigh on portfolio flowsFrom a rates perspective, this week’s rate meeting is likely to be a close one, with possible increasing dissent out of some members. There may also be moves to cut the cash reserve ratio requirements to help boost banking system liquidity“RBI Governor Das has repeatedly argued the primacy of price stability to support sustained high growth in the medium term.”“Despite some pullback in food prices in early November, we now expect the RBI MPC to stay on hold in the December policy meeting next week and keep the repo rate at 6.5% and the policy stance neutral.”Consumer inflation breaching the upper limit of RBI’s tolerance band in October isn’t not a favorable backdrop to start an easing cycle, even though this recent growth reading disappointed expectations “by a wide margin.”The GDP reading “is a game-changer” for the RBI’s meeting on Friday. “On the face of it, policy tradeoffs may appear stark, but looking at the nuances, we don’t see any tradeoffs and believe easing is long overdue.”“We now expect a 25 basis point repo rate cut” and are “penciling in a 50 basis point cut in the Cash Reserve Ratio to counter tight banking sector liquidity. We stick to our out-of-consensus view of a deeper easing cycle of 100 basis points cumulatively by mid-2025.”","The economy expanded at the slowest pace in almost two years in the September quarter, data showed. Market participants expect a pickup in growth in the second half of the fiscal year, especially if the Reserve Bank of India cuts interest rates or slashes the share of deposits lenders must set aside.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-115882131,imgsize-36918,width-400,resizemode-4/115882131.jpg" +Rate cut looks uncertain despite slowing growth,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/business/india-business/rate-cut-looks-uncertain-despite-slowing-growth/articleshow/115877117.cms,"MUMBAI: Despite growth numbers coming in sharply lower and all-round calls for reduction in interest rates to support growth, the monetary policy committee (MPC) will find reducing rates a challenge.Lower-than-expected Q2 GDP growth numbers at 5.4 per cent have increased pressure on RBI 's MPC to reduce interest rates even as the expectation of a softer policy led to bond yields falling on Friday.The rate-setting panel has also faced pressure from govt, with commerce minister Piyush Goyal suggesting that food prices should be excluded from consideration and finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman advocating for softer rates to boost investment and growth.But while monetary policy cannot impact the prices of tomatoes, onion or potatoes, it can reduce demand and bring down overall prices which will soften headline inflation .According to Shreya Sodhani, economist with Barclays, RBI is expected to keep policy rates unchanged this week despite weaker growth, 'according primacy to price stability'. ""We highlighted that a weaker-than-expected Q3 GDP print may prompt the MPC to ease monetary policy, but the timing would depend on the outlook of growth and inflation,"" Sodhani said in a report.In the MPC meeting in Oct, of the three newly inducted external members, Nagesh Kumar was the only one who called for an immediate 25 basis point rate cut . Earlier in Aug, outgoing members Jayanth Varma and Ashima Goyal had voted for a rate cut. Varma was strident in advocating for lower rates and had said that the status quo in rates undermines India's growth potential.""The outlook for H2 FY25 is decidedly mixed. We foresee a likely improvement in rural demand owing to the robust growth in kharif foodgrain output and upbeat outlook for rabi crops amid replenished reservoir levels, as well as expectations of a back-ended pick up in govt capex,"" Aditi Nayar, chief economist with Icra, said. But in light of the spike in inflation, Icra expects the MPC to cut rates in Feb at the earliest if inflation recedes.While not many expect RBI to cut the repo rate there is an expectation that it will take measures to ease liquidity and bring down interest rates in the money market.","Lower-than-expected Q2 GDP growth numbers at 5.4 per cent have increased pressure on RBI's MPC to reduce interest rates. While monetary policy cannot impact the prices of tomatoes, onion or potatoes, it can reduce demand and bring down overall prices which will soften headline inflation.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-115880996,imgsize-63088,width-400,resizemode-4/115880996.jpg" +"FPIs' selling spree continues in November at Rs 21,612 crore",https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/business/india-business/fpis-selling-spree-continues-in-november-at-rs-21612-crore/articleshow/115861307.cms,"Foreign investors pulled out Rs 21,612 crore ($2.56 billion) from Indian equity markets in November, primarily due to rising US bond yields, a stronger dollar and anticipated domestic economic slowdown.The outflow, whilst significant, was considerably lower than October's substantial withdrawal of Rs 94,017 crore ( $ 11.2 billion).With the latest withdrawal, Foreign Portfolio Investors (FPIs) have recorded a total net outflow of Rs 15,019 crore in 2024 to date.Data indicates a net outflow of Rs 21,612 crore in November, following October's record withdrawal of Rs 94,017 crore. This contrasts with September's nine-month high investment of Rs 57,724 crore.Future foreign investments in Indian equity markets will depend on various factors, according to Himanshu Srivastava, associate director manager research, Morningstar Investment Research India told news agency PTI.These include Donald Trump 's presidential policies, current inflation and interest rates, and the global geopolitical situation.Financial experts attribute the recent outflow to increased US bond yields, dollar appreciation and anticipated domestic economic deceleration.Despite November's overall net outflow, FPIs demonstrated a significant shift in the week ending November 29, following the BJP-led Mahayuti alliance's decisive victory in the Maharashtra Assembly elections.The inclusion of select Indian stocks in MSCI's key indices and potential ceasefire prospects between Israel and Lebanon also contributed positively to market sentiment.V K Vijayakumar, chief investment strategist at Geojit Financial Services , highlighted the erratic nature of recent FPI activity, noting that whilst FPIs were buyers during November 23-25, they subsequently sold equity worth Rs 16,139 crore over the next two days.Conversely, FPIs invested Rs 1,217 crore in debt general limit and Rs 3,034 crore in debt Voluntary Retention Route (VRR) during this period. Their total debt market investment for the year stands at Rs 1.07 lakh crore.","Foreign investors pulled out Rs 21,612 crore ($2.56 billion) from Indian equity markets in November. The outflow, whilst significant, was considerably lower than October's substantial withdrawal of Rs 94,017 crore ( $ 11.2 billion) With the latest withdrawal, Foreign Portfolio Investors have recorded a total net outflow of Rs 15,019 crore in 2024 to date.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-115866443,imgsize-699551,width-400,resizemode-4/115866443.jpg" +"With Hybrid Funds, put money in different asset classes via single scheme",https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/business/india-business/with-hybrid-funds-put-money-in-different-asset-classes-via-single-scheme/articleshow/115881398.cms,"What are +Hybrid Funds +? -NEW DELHI: In a first reaction to the recent US indictment, industrialist Gautam Adani on Saturday dismissed the allegations and said that ""every attack makes us stronger."" Speaking at the 51st Gem And Jewellery Awards in Jaipur, Adani said that this was not the first time the group had faced ""such challenges.""""As most of you would have read less than 2 weeks back, we faced a set of allegations from the US about compliance practices at Adani Green Energy . This is not the first time we have faced such challenges. What I can tell you is that every attack makes us stronger and every obstacle becomes a stepping stone,"" Adani said.""Despite a lot of the vested reporting, no one from the Adani side has been charged with any violation of the FCPA or any conspiracy to obstruct justice,"" he added.Adani also reiterated the group's unwavering commitment to regulatory compliance, saying, “negativity spreads faster than facts, but as we work through the legal process, I want to reconfirm our absolute commitment to world-class regulatory compliance.”Adani, said that these ""roadblocks"" are the ""price of pioneering.""""Over the years I have come to accept that the roadblocks we face are the price of pioneering. The more you mould your dreams, the more the world will scrutinize you. But it is precisely in that scrutiny that you must find the courage to rise, to challenge the status quo and to build a path where none exists,"" he said.Talking about the Hindenburg allegations, Adani described it as a ""double hit"" on the group's financial stability. He said that even then the group maintained its commitment to its principles, and returned the money of the investors.""Last year in January, just as we were getting ready to launch our follow-on public offering, we faced a short-selling attack initiated from abroad. This was not a typical financial strike. It was a double hit targeting our financial stability and pulling us into a political controversy,"" he said.""But even in the face of such adversity, our commitment to our principles remained strong. After successfully raising 20,000 crore rupees from India's largest-ever FPO, we made the extraordinary decisions to return the proceeds,"" he added.Adani's comments come in the wake of a US Department of Justice indictment that alleged over $250 million in bribes were paid to Indian officials to secure solar power contracts. These contracts, which could reportedly yield profits of $2 billion over 20 years for Adani Green Energy, have been under intense scrutiny. However, the indictment does not mention Gautam Adani, his nephew Sagar Adani, or Vneet Jaain in relation to bribery or violations of the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA).In response to the allegations, the Adani Group had categorically denied any wrongdoing, describing the accusations as baseless. A statement from Adani Green Energy reaffirmed this position, saying that neither Gautam Adani nor other senior leaders of the group have been charged with FCPA violations .","Adani's comments come in the wake of a US Department of Justice indictment that alleged over $250 million in bribes were paid to Indian officials to secure solar power contracts. Adani described the Hindenburg allegations as a ""double hit"" on the group's financial stability. He said that these ""roadblocks"" are the ""price of pioneering""","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-115847897,imgsize-872608,width-400,resizemode-4/115847897.jpg" -Reliance dominates Wizikey media visibility rankings for 2024 among all listed companies: Wizikey report,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/business/india-business/reliance-dominates-wizikey-media-visibility-rankings-for-2024-among-all-listed-companies-wizikey-report/articleshow/115838014.cms,"Mukesh Ambani, chairman of Reliance Industries +What are different types of Hybrid Funds? -NEW DELHI: Reliance Industries Limited (RIL) has once again emerged as the most visible corporate entity in India, topping the 2024 Wizikey News Score rankings.According to the report released by Wizikey, Reliance achieved an unprecedented News Score of 97.43 out of 100, showcasing a year-on-year improvement in its media visibilityThe report also highlighted that the Reliance's visibility across media is significantly higher than even the leading FMCG or Banking & Finance corporates in India.It said ""Reliance scored an unprecedented 97.43 out of 100 on the News Score for 2024. It was 96.46 in 2023, and 92.56 in 2022, and 84.9 in 2021 showing a consistent growth year after year while being #1 throughout""The Wizikey's News Score is determined by the volume of news, headlines presence, reach of publications, and readership. Reliance has continued to top the Wizikey News Score annual rankings since their inception for each of the last five years.As per report, the Reliance Industries stands head and shoulders above rest of the field with an unassailable News Score of 97.43, and is followed by State Bank of India, HDFC Bank, One97 Communications, ICICI Bank, and Zomato in the Wizikey rankingsWizikey's News Score is the world's first standardised metric to measure news visibility for brands and individuals using Artificial Intelligence, Big Data, Machine Learning and media intelligence.The News Score considers various key criteria like volume of news, headline presence, the reach of publications, and readership.The score ranges from 0 to 100, and is based on monitoring of over 400,000 publications. It represents the media presence of a brand in publications that matter, and is a standard metric score that measures PR efficiency.According to the report research, Reliance stands head and shoulders above the rest in terms of PR efficiency. The RIL's score at 201.4k in terms of Volume, 41.6k of Headlines, 13.7k under the Publication parameter and 57.2billion on the Readership criteria - each parameter representing a wide 30-100% gap over the rest of the field.Role of a vibrant and savvy Corporate Communications team is extremely important in ensuring media visibility for any company. The report stated that the continuing leadership in the Wizikey rankings is yet another feather in the cap for Reliance's in-house communications team, which has won multiple accolades in the past.Reliance's continued dominance in media visibility reflects its strong public relations strategy and its ability to maintain relevance in a competitive corporate environment.","Reliance Industries Limited (RIL) has once again emerged as the most visible corporate entity in India. Reliance achieved an unprecedented News Score of 97.43 out of 100, showcasing a year-on-year improvement in its media visibility. State Bank of India, HDFC Bank, One97 Communications, ICICI Bank, and Zomato in the Wizikey rankings.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-115838267,imgsize-684976,width-400,resizemode-4/115838267.jpg" -Okonjo-Iweala gets second term as WTO DG,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/business/india-business/okonjo-iweala-gets-second-term-as-wto-dg/articleshow/115826321.cms,"GENEVA: WTO chief Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala was reappointed for a second term at a special meeting on Friday, the trade watchdog said, meaning her tenure will coincide with US President-elect Donald Trump's second administration. reuters",WTO chief Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala reappointed for a second term at a special meeting on Friday. Her tenure will coincide with US President-elect Donald Trump's second administration. She was reappointed at a meeting in Geneva.,"https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-47529300,imgsize-110164,width-400,resizemode-4/47529300.jpg" -Punit Goenka loses Zee board seat after 19 years,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/business/india-business/punit-goenka-loses-zee-board-seat-after-19-years/articleshow/115826319.cms,"Punit Goenka +Aggressive Hybrid Fund -MUMBAI: Zee CEO Punit Goenka has lost his board seat after he failed to obtain majority shareholder votes to retain his directorship at the media company his father established in 1992. His 19-year tenure as a board member ended when he received 49.5% of shareholder votes, falling short of the required majority. According to regulatory filings, 50.5% of Zee shareholders who cast their votes opposed his reappointment. The voting process, which combined postal ballots and electronic voting, concluded on Nov 28, covering 40% of Zee shares.Non-public institutions significantly impacted the outcome, with 88.4% voting against his reappointment, despite support from promoters and 52.4% of public institutions. Goenka and his family maintain a 4% stake in Zee. Although he recently stepped down as MD, he had intended to continue as CEO, with his board position dependent on shareholder approval at the company's annual general meeting on Nov 28. Zee's stock value has decreased by 50% over the past year and 55% year-to-date.","Punit Goenka has lost his board seat after he failed to obtain majority shareholder votes. His 19-year tenure as a board member ended when he received 49.5% of shareholder votes, falling short of the required majority. According to regulatory filings, 50.5 per cent of Zee shareholders who cast their votes opposed his reappointment.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-115826985,imgsize-57304,width-400,resizemode-4/115826985.jpg" -Auto sector should move to cleaner fuel: Nitin Gadkari,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/business/india-business/auto-sector-should-move-to-cleaner-fuel-nitin-gadkari/articleshow/115826304.cms,"NEW DELHI: Road transport minister Nitin Gadkari govt is seeking to make the Indian auto industry the world's largest in five years, while underlining the need to transition to clear fuel as the sector accounts for nearly 40% of air pollution.""India is the fastest-growing economy in the world and our mission is to make India Atmanirbhar Bharat - and pursue sustainable development. With the transport sector accounting for 40% of air pollution and annual fossil fuel imports worth Rs 22 lakh crore, transitioning to alternatives like biofuels is essential. CNG-powered vehicles are gaining popularity in regions like Punjab, Haryana, western Uttar Pradesh, Karnataka, and Maharashtra, with over 400 bio-CNG projects underway.""I have supported the transition to electric and biofuels for tractors, as this shift is crucial for reducing pollution and saving costs. Several companies are working on electric tractors, as CNG-powered tractors are becoming popular. Biofuels like ethanol, methanol, biodiesel, and hydrogen are the fuels of the future,"" Gadkari said at Times Drive Conclave Green Awards 2024 organised by Times Network Digital. The minister said that the auto sector is among the top exporters and the largest GST contributor, generating close to 4.5 crore jobs.","Road transport minister Nitin Gadkari govt is seeking to make the Indian auto industry the world's largest in five years. CNG-powered vehicles are gaining popularity in regions like Punjab, Haryana, western Uttar Pradesh, Karnataka, and Maharashtra, with over 400 bio-CNG projects underway.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-47529300,imgsize-110164,width-400,resizemode-4/47529300.jpg" -Bond yields drop sharply on GDP,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/business/india-business/bond-yields-drop-sharply-on-gdp/articleshow/115826299.cms,"MUMBAI: Bond yields dropped sharply after growth numbers for the second quarter came in lower-than-expected at 5.4% compared to 6.7% in the corresponding quarter last year. The sharp fall in growth numbers have raised expectations that RBI will take measures to ease liquidity and bring down interest rates even if the monetary policy committee does not cut the repo rate next week. Yield on the 10-year government bond ended at 6.74% compared to 6.8% earlier in the day.Earlier in the day, in a surprise move, RBI rejected most of the bids received in the auction for sovereign green bonds allowing 70% of the Rs 5,000 crore issue to devolve on primary dealers. The auction of 10-year green bonds received 73 bids for Rs 9,630 crore, RBI accepted only 9 bids at a cut-off yield of 6.79%. Bond dealers are seeing this as a sign that the central bank wants lower yields on these bonds.",Yield on the 10-year government bond ended at 6.74% compared to 6.8% earlier in the day. Growth numbers for the second quarter came in lower-than-expected at 5.4%. The sharp fall in growth numbers have raised expectations that RBI will take measures to ease liquidity.,"https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-47529300,imgsize-110164,width-400,resizemode-4/47529300.jpg" -"At 3.1%, core sector growth picks up in October",https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/business/india-business/at-3-1-core-sector-growth-picks-up-in-october/articleshow/115826293.cms,"NEW DELHI: Growth in the country's crucial core sector gathered some strength in Oct on the back of four sectors, led by coal and steel. Data released by the commerce and industry ministry on Friday showed the infrastructure sector, spanning coal, crude oil, natural gas, refinery products, fertilisers, steel, cement and electricity, rose an annual 3.1% in Oct, higher than the previous month's 2.4% but lower than the 12.7% in Oct last year. The core sector accounts for nearly 41% of the index of industrial production and the improvement is likely to reflect in the factory output data expected next month.","The infrastructure sector, spanning coal, crude oil, natural gas, refinery products, fertilisers, steel, cement and electricity, rose an annual 3.1% in Oct. The improvement is likely to reflect in the factory output data expected next month.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-47529300,imgsize-110164,width-400,resizemode-4/47529300.jpg" -Delhi air pollution: 'very poor' to 'severe' AQI recorded across national capital,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/delhi/delhi-air-pollution-very-poor-to-severe-aqi-recorded-across-national-capital/articleshow/115828093.cms,"NEW DELHI: Delhi remains shrouded in a layer of haze, with air quality persisting in the 'Very Poor' category across several areas, according to the Central Pollution Control Board ( CPCB ) on Saturday morning.As per the data collected at 8am, the Air Quality Index (AQI) in Anand Vihar was at 377, 370 at Ashok Vihar, 334 at Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium, 366 at R K Puram, 328 at ITO, 338 at IGI Airport (T3), 377 at DTU, 358 at Dr. Karni Singh Shooting Range and 378 at Wazirpur.Several other areas reported AQI in 'severe' category, with readings from Bawana at 405, 408 at Mundka, 404 at Jahangirpuri and 412 at Shadipur.The CPCB categorises AQI values as follows: 0-50 'good', 51-100 'satisfactory', 101-200 'moderate', 201-300 'poor', 301-400 'very poor', and above 400 'severe'.According to the Air Quality Early Warning System for Delhi, smog and mist were anticipated on Friday evening and night, with clear skies predicted for today.Saturday morning is expected to experience shallow to moderate fog. Variable winds below 4 kmph are forecast for the morning, increasing to 6-8 kmph from northwest during afternoon, before decreasing again in evening hours.The meteorological department predicts shallow fog for Saturday, with temperatures expected to range between 26 degrees Celsius and 10 degrees Celsius.Delhi experienced eight 'severe' air quality days this month, including two 'severe-plus' days. The absence of rainfall, combined with local and regional emissions and unfavourable weather conditions, contributed to heightened pollution levels.The lowest recorded AQI was 303, still within the 'very poor' range. November 18 saw the AQI reach 494, marking it as the second most polluted day on record. Ten days experienced AQI readings exceeding 390.","Air Quality Index (AQI) in Anand Vihar was at 377, 370 at Ashok Vihar, 334 at Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium, 366 at R K Puram, 328 at ITO, 338 at IGI Airport (T3), 377 at DTU, 358 at Dr. Karni Singh Shooting Range and 378 at Wazirpur. The lowest recorded AQI was 303, still within the'very poor' range.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-115828183,imgsize-210519,width-400,height-225,resizemode-72/115828183.jpg" +Balanced Advantage or Dynamic Asset Allocation Fund: + +Multi-Asset Allocation Fund: + +Equity Savings Fund: + +What’s the tax treatment? + +How do they help investors? + +Hybrid funds are mutual funds that invest in multiple asset classes, such as a combination of equity and debt, or equity and gold.There are different categories of hybrid funds available for investors to choose based on their risk-taking ability.: These schemes allocate 65% to 80% of their portfolio in equity with the rest in a mix of debt and money market instruments. The fixed income allocation is in the range of 20% to 35%.These schemes use proprietary valuation models to decide their equity allocation. They invest in a mix of equity and debt depending on valuations and market conditions based on a pre-decided internal investment model. They could have up to 35% in debt, some allocation to arbitrage and the rest in equity.These funds have a minimum of 10% in at least three asset classes — typically equity, debt and gold — and alter the allocation based on market conditions. Some schemes also invest in international equities and REITs or InvITs.Invests in equity, debt and arbitrage opportunities in the cash and derivative segments of the equity market, with the equity and arbitrage portion constituting 65% of the portfolio. The unhedged equity portion of the portfolio is onservatively managed and could be between 10% and 25%.Most hybrid fund categories mentioned above are treated as equity funds for taxation. This means if the units are held for less than a year, the investor pays a short-term capital gains tax of 20%, while if held for more than a year, investors pay a long term capital gains tax of 12.5% only.Hybrid funds help investors put money in different asset classes through a single scheme and help in automatic asset allocation. Another benefit for high-net-worth individuals is that even though money is allocated to fixed income, the scheme is treated as an equity fund for taxation.","Hybrid funds are mutual funds that invest in multiple asset classes, such as a combination of equity and debt, or equity and gold. There are different categories of hybrid funds available for investors to choose based on their risk-taking ability. Most hybrid fund categories mentioned above are treated as equity funds for taxation.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-115881437,imgsize-645843,width-400,resizemode-4/115881437.jpg" +No stopping him once the die was cast,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/business/india-business/no-stopping-him-once-the-die-was-cast/articleshow/115873044.cms,"Ramesh M from Madurai went to Coimbatore in the mid-1980s to pursue engineering. He stayed on and, yes, started a small industrial unit with a friend. It ran into losses and they closed and parted ways. (Both started new ventures independently and have done well. And, they remain good friends.)“I got into manufacturing because I thought no one will give me a job. But then realised how difficult it is without adequate finance, especially for someone from a middle-class background,” says Ramesh, managing director, Alphacraft Private Limited.“Initially, I did research & development for the defence sector for the light combat aircraft. But later stopped as my work was shared with others. At a young age, you do certain things with a sense of patriotism. But then you realise that the same patriotism is not shared by others,” he says.Ramesh then set his sights on plastic moulding. Someone asked why waste energy on something that many others are doing. He asked Ramesh to focus on making tools, since the industry imports 95%, mostly from Taiwan. His tools did well in the local market and soon he found overseas customers. One such customer would soon turn his business focus upside down.“We were supplying tools to Siemens, Germany. One of their buyers near Tel Aviv in Israel broke a dye and blamed it on the quality of our tool, my company and country. I created a fresh tool in 17 days, flew down and offered it to them free of cost. Ours was a small company, I was drawing 10,000 as salary then, but I gave away this tool that cost 2.5 lakh free of cost just to prove our quality,” says Ramesh.But Siemens was not happy about giving away that tool free of cost, especially when the fault was not that of Alphacraft. “In the end, they cut off ties with the Israeli company and gave all those orders for tools and castings to me. They asked me to establish a foundry and until then outsource castings,” says Ramesh. “I got it done through other companies in Coimbatore and Bengaluru. Six months later I established our own foundry. That was the beginning and till now, we don’t have a marketing division and all overseas orders come on their own because we are the only player offering end-to-end solutions from tools, die casting and machining and castings in aluminium,” he adds.What started as a 1,500 sqft factory in 1996 is today spread over 60,000 sqft with a tool room, foundry and casting machining facilities. Another 50,000 sqft modern and fully automated facility is getting ready by year-end for exports. The company makes custom-developed parts that are fully machined aluminium castings through three processes. These are exported to the US, Germany, the UK, Netherlands, Hungary, Czech Republic, Sweden, Mexico, Spain, Belgium and more. End users include John Deere, Volvo, Parker, Batco, Siemens, Aston Martin and Porche.“All our supplies are for automobile companies abroad. We don’t supply to any four-wheeler company here in India and in two-wheelers only to Ola Electric and in tractors to John Deere,” says Ramesh.While Ramesh and his wife managed the business, they did not take up all orders that came to them. Only after their daughter finished engineering did they have the confidence to expand. They opted for automation for the new plant due to labour shortage.“We employ 400 people including 250 migrant labourers. We have provided industrial housing for 150 migrants. We have accommodated the rest in various houses for which we pay the rent. Business is thriving and we will easily be a 1,000 crore company by 2030, from the present120 crore. Labour and funding are the need of the hour,” says Ramesh.",Ramesh M from Madurai went to Coimbatore in the mid-1980s to pursue engineering. He started a small industrial unit with a friend but it ran into losses and they parted ways. Ramesh then set his sights on plastic moulding.,"https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-47529300,imgsize-110164,width-400,resizemode-4/47529300.jpg" +Times of India,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/business/india-business/ports-ahoy/articleshow/115873002.cms,"Seventeen ports along its 1,076km coastline. Tamil Nadu is taking the sea route to becoming a global manufacturing hub. The move to expand the 17 minor ports gains significance with the Chennai-Vladivostok maritime corridor going operational recently.State-owned Tamil Nadu Maritime Board is developing a greenfield port at Cuddalore with a 4,000 crore investment under the PPP model. It will have 25 berths along a 3.6km seafront to handle 40 million tonnes of cargo a year. It is the second port the state’s maritime board is developing more than 10 years after seting up one at Kattupalli, 30 km north of Chennai.Minor ports at Nagapattinam, Udangudi and Rameswaram are also being considered for development to boost growth in these regions, says M Vallalar, vice-chairman and CEO, Tamil Nadu Maritime Board. “Moreover, the move will increase the volume of imports and exports to TN, presently handled by the three major ports, besides Kattupalli.”Coastal shipping can cut transport costs big time. “Annually, we require 120 lakh bales of cotton (each bale weighing 170 kg) and this is sourced from Gujarat, Maharashtra. We can save 1,500-2,000 per tonne if bales are brought by sea instead of by road,” says Vallalar. “We are also exploring possibility of developing a deep seaport in south TN for which minor ports in Tuticorin and Kanyakumari districts are being looked at,” he adds.While Chennai, Kamarajar and Kattupalli ports together handled more than 100 million tonnes in FY2024, V O Chidambaranar Port at Tuticorin recorded a traffic of 41 million tonnes. Kattupalli alone functions under the Tamil Nadu govt. The major ports are under the Union govt.“TN should look at developing minor ports along with Sipcot industrial complexes and/or SEZs,” says J Celestine Villavarayar, CEO of Vilsons Shipping and Tuticorin district chairman of CII. “This will create economic corridors and attract industries. We can emulate the Gujarat Maritime Board, which has completely leveraged its coastline by developing minor ports,” he adds. The delta districts can be considered for a minor port, a greenfield container port can be set up south of Chennai in Chengalpet district, and a minor port with cruise terminal at Kaniyakumari would make strategic and economic sense, says Villavarayar.“More ports will give exporters more options and reduce delays,” says Israr Ahmed, vice-president, Federation of Indian Export Organisations (FIEO). “Coastal shipping is cheaper than road transport. Overall pricing for exports will also come down automatically. Domestic trade and exports will benefit.”The entire port sector should be transferred to the states, says K Ashok Vardhan Shetty, retired IAS officer and former vice-chancellor of Indian Maritime University. Pointing out that coastal shipping in India contributes to less than 5% of freight transport despite the long coastline, he says the corresponding figures are between 10% and 30% for US, China and Europe. Coastal shipping is cheaper, environmentally friendly and will reduce congestion in rail and road traffic, adds Shetty.Developing new ports will benefit TN as the Chennai-Vladivostok maritime corridor has become operational. Chennai Port Authority chairman Sunil Paliwal says it will be a boost for India’s economy by upping exports. “We are becoming the manufacturing hub of the world. In the China plus one policy, everybody is looking at India. Raw material are critical for manufacturing raw material and we are going to get them at a cheaper rate.” Currently, coking coal is imported from Indonesia, Australia, South Africa and US. “When you get coking coal from Far East Russia, you are saving almost 1,000 per tonne,” adds Paliwal. For TN to cash in on the opportunity, developing its ports is critical.","State-owned Tamil Nadu Maritime Board is developing a greenfield port at Cuddalore with a 4,000 crore investment under the PPP model. It is the second port the state’s maritime board is developing more than 10 years after seting up one at Kattupalli, 30 km north of Chennai.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-47529300,imgsize-110164,width-400,resizemode-4/47529300.jpg" +IIT-M team working to help India lead in spatial computing,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/business/india-business/iit-m-team-working-to-help-india-lead-in-spatial-computing/articleshow/115873052.cms,"As adoption of artificial intelligence (AI) technology is going on apace, a group of academics and entrepreneurs at IIT-M is working on the next potential big thing -- spatial computing.The goal of the Experiential Technology Innovation Centre (XTIC) at IIT Madras is to get India ready for the spatial computing wave, which includes using computing in wearables such as augmented, virtual, mixed reality (AR/VR/MR) headsets for a wide range of applications.“India got into AI very late and that is why there is not much innovation happening. We want to prepare India to lead the world in spatial computing,” says Prof M Manivannan, head of XTIC and on the faculty of the department of applied mechanics and biomedical engineering. He believes this is the next big wave in technology.A group of academics and students at IIT-M is working on developing parts for headsets, haptic toolwws or touch sensing technology, biosensors and software. The XTIC has formed a consortium of corporates and startups working purely on experiential (XR) technologies to develop an ecosystem and bring standardisation. Currently there is no standardisation or quality control in applications developed by Indian companies, which hinders industry adoption. The consortium has 400 startups and large enterprises and 700 more are expected to join over the next few months.XTIC is developing tools, standard protocols, learning materials and sharing best practices in this fast-changing field. “Only a public institution such as IITM can bring all the ecosystems together. We do not want to be tied to a particular platform,” says Prof Manivannan.Currently, the biggest challenge for the industry in India is unavailability of headsets, as major products are not launched here. He says India needs to focus on frugal innovation to make this technology affordable.XTIC has formed partnerships with global original equipment makers in XR technologies such as Meta, Qualcomm and Samsung for select research projects. “We are pushing for global players to make their hardware in Chennai where we have electronics and manufacturing strengths,” he adds.In a white paper prepared by the XR consortium, experts argue that there is an urgent need for advanced education as well as research and development in this space. To achieve this, they propose an XR corridor connecting multiple stakeholders across the country.To achieve this, XTIC has formed partnerships with academic institutions for training students. “There are very few people working on the R&D part of it. Most of the XR community in India is working on the application part. We need more people working in hardware and software development,” says Prof Manivannan.We should not just consume technology but create fundamental software tools and take our AR/VR companies to the global market, he adds.“The centre is making efforts to collaborate with global experts so Indian startups and researchers can get visibility outside India. With this, our developers and designers can build the fundamental technology, not just provide services on top of a technology like the information technology sector,” he says.","A group of academics and students at IIT-M is working on developing parts for headsets, haptic toolwws or touch sensing technology, biosensors and software. The XTIC has formed a consortium of corporates and startups working purely on experiential (XR) technologies.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-47529300,imgsize-110164,width-400,resizemode-4/47529300.jpg" +"Wipro Enterprises' revenue rises 10% to Rs 16,902 crore in FY24; profit jumps 35%",https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/business/india-business/wipro-enterprises-revenue-rises-10-to-rs-16902-crore-in-fy24-profit-jumps-35/articleshow/115866699.cms,"Azim Hasham Premji-led Wipro Enterprises has said its consolidated revenue from operations increased 9.8 per cent to Rs 16,902 crore in the financial year ended March 2024 while its profit jumped 35 per cent to Rs 1,903.1 crore.According to an RoC (Registrar of Companies) filing, its total income, including other income, stood at Rs 17,761.3 crore in FY24, up 11.2 per cent from FY23 figure.Wipro Enterprises Pvt Ltd had reported a revenue from operations of Rs 15,387.8 crore and a profit of Rs 1,410.1 crore a year before in FY23, according to financial data accessed through business intelligence platform Tofler.As of March 31, 2024, Azim H Premji held 77.65 per cent stake in the company and the rest 21.84 per cent was owned by the Azim Premji Trust.Its flagship firm Wipro Consumer Care and Lighting reported a net revenue of Rs 10,269.5 crore, up 3.13 per cent compared to Rs 9,956.9 crore recorded in FY23.Meanwhile, the net revenue of Wipro Infrastructure Engineering was at Rs 6,632.5 crore, up 22.1 per cent in FY24. This was at Rs 5,430.9 crore in the year ended March 2023.In FY24 Wipro Enterprises' revenue from the domestic market was up 8.67 per cent to Rs 8,042.2 crore, contributing nearly half of the sales.","Wipro Enterprises Pvt Ltd had reported a revenue from operations of Rs 15,387.8 crore and a profit of Rs 1,410.1 crore a year before in FY23. As of March 31, 2024, Azim H Premji held 77.65 per cent stake in the company.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-115866871,imgsize-477141,width-400,resizemode-4/115866871.jpg" +Rupam Roy elected general secretary of SBI officers' federation,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/business/india-business/rupam-roy-elected-general-secretary-of-sbi-officers-federation/articleshow/115862941.cms,"NEW DELHI: Rupam Roy has taken over as new general secretary of All India State Bank Officers' Federation (AISBOF). The decision was unanimously taken during the 6th Executive Committee Meeting held in Chandigarh on November 26-27, 2024, AISBOF said in a statement on Sunday.Roy replaced Deepak K Sharma, who retired from the bank on November 30. Roy is also general secretary of All India Bank Officers' Confederation (AIBOC).Besides, Arun Kumar Bishoyi, General Secretary of SBIOA, Bhubaneswar Circle, was elected new president of AISBOF.","Roy replaced Deepak K Sharma, who retired from the bank on November 30. Roy is also general secretary of All India Bank Officers' Confederation (AIBOC) Arun Kumar Bishoyi, General Secretary of SBIOA, Bhubaneswar Circle, was elected new president of AISBOF.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-47529300,imgsize-110164,width-400,resizemode-4/47529300.jpg" Bank Holidays December 2024: On what days will banks be closed in December? Check state-wise holiday list,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/business/india-business/bank-holidays-december-2024-on-what-days-will-banks-be-closed-in-december-check-state-wise-holiday-list/articleshow/115798844.cms,"In December 2024, banks will be closed for various occasions apart from every Sunday and second and fourth Saturdays. Bank Holidays December 2024: State-wise Schedule @@ -1136,7 +1159,20 @@ Thiruvananthapuram Banking Services Accessibility Bank Holidays December 2024: Banks will be closed for several days during December 2024 for various regional and national holidays. The Reserve Bank of India's website provides detailed information about these holidays, which vary by state.In December 2024, bank closures will occur for various occasions including Feast of St. Francis Xavier, Pa-Togan Nengminja Sangma, Death Anniversary of U SoSo Tham, Goa Liberation Day, Christmas Eve, Christmas, Christmas Celebration, U Kiang Nangbah and New Year's Eve/Lossong/Namsoong, with specific dates varying by state.The RBI website states: ""All scheduled and non-scheduled banks will observe a public holiday on the second and fourth Saturday.""Customers can access various financial services through digital channels like UPI, IMPS, and net banking, even during bank holidays. Services include cheque book requests, bill payments, mobile recharges, money transfers, travel bookings, expenditure tracking, and cheque cancellations. Most transactions require a simple login to the bank's website.","In December 2024, banks will be closed for various occasions apart from every Sunday and second and fourth Saturdays. Banks will also be closed during regional and national and regional and regional holidays. Bank Holidays December 2024: State-wise Schedule. Banks closed nationwide (Christmas) on December 25, 2024.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-115799359,imgsize-101856,width-400,resizemode-4/115799359.jpg" +Major Adani investor GQG shares fall 13% after analyst downgrade,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/business/international-business/major-adani-investor-gqg-shares-fall-13-after-analyst-downgrade/articleshow/115881302.cms,"SYDNEY: Shares of Australian-listed GQG Partners fell 13% on Monday after UBS analysts downgraded the stock and estimated the firm could have lost A$600 million ($390 million) in funds under management following the Adani Group indictment.GQG is a major backer of Adani Group companies, whose founder Gautam Adani and seven other company associates have been indicted by U.S authorities on bribery charges . Adani Group says the allegations are baseless and has vowed to seek ""all possible legal recourse"".UBS downgraded GQG from a buy to a neutral rating and reduced the stock's price target from A$3.30 to A$2.30.($1 = 1.5392 Australian dollars)(Reporting by Scott Murdoch in Sydney; Editing by Tom Hogue)",Shares of Australian-listed GQG Partners fell 13% on Monday after UBS analysts downgraded the stock. UBS estimated the firm could have lost A$600 million ($390 million) in funds under management following the Adani Group indictment. Adani founder Gautam Adani and seven other company associates have been indicted by U.S authorities on bribery charges.,"https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-115881355,imgsize-16950,width-400,resizemode-4/115881355.jpg" +TOI explains: What’s behind Trump’s threat of 100% tariff on Brics?,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/business/international-business/toi-explains-whats-behind-trumps-threat-of-100-tariff-on-brics/articleshow/115877140.cms,"What is reserve currency? + +Sanctions, weaponising the dollar + +Incentive to de-dollarise + +Cost of highly valued dollar + +On Nov 30, US President-elect Donald Trump issued this threat on his social media TruthSocial: ""The idea that the BRICS Countries are trying to move away from the Dollar, while we standby and watch is OVER. We require a commitment from these Countries that they will neither create a new BRICS currency, nor back any other currency to replace the mighty US Dollar or, they will face 100% tariffs, and should expect to say goodbye to selling into the wonderful US Economy.""India is a founding member of BRICS that now has nine member states. US dollar has been the world's most used currency since the end of the second World War, before which UK pound was the most in use. Most countries use dollar for two primary purposes: Currency to hold foreign exchange reserves and currency for trade and other global transactions. The chart below shows dollar's dominant, but declining, position as preferred reserve currencyA reserve currency is a foreign currency that central banks hold as part of its country's formal foreign exchange reserves. By buying and selling currencies on the open market, a central bank, such as RBI, can influence the value of its country's currency (rupee), which can provide stability and maintain investor confidence. Most countries want to hold their reserves in a currency with large and open financial markets, since they want to be sure that they can access their reserves when they need. Central banks often hold currency in the form of govt bonds, such as US treasuries. The US treasury market remains by far the world's largest and most liquid - the easiest to buy into and sell out of - bond market.In addition to accounting for majority of reserves, dollar remains the currency of choice for international trade. Major commodities, such as oil, are primarily bought and sold using US dollar, and some major economies, including Saudi Arabia, still peg their currencies to the dollar.High dollar demand enables US to borrow money at a lower cost, since higher demand for a govt's bonds means it doesn't have to pay as much interest to entice buyers, and helps to keep cost of its huge external debt down. Some experts say this benefit is modest, pointing to the fact that other developed countries are able to borrow at similarly low rates. Former Federal Reserve chairman Ben Bernanke had argued that the US's falling share of the global economy and rise of other currencies, such as euro and yen, have eroded the US advantage.Dollar's centrality to the system of global payments also increases the power of US financial sanctions . Almost all trade done in US dollar, even trade among other countries, can be subject to US sanctions, because they are handled by so-called correspondent banks with accounts at the Federal Reserve. By cutting off the ability to transact in dollar, the US can make it difficult for those it blacklists to do business. For example, in the wake of Russian invasion of Ukraine in 2022, US sanctions cut Russia off from the dollar, freezing $300 billion in Russian central bank assets and triggering a default on the country's sovereign debt. If use of dollar falls, so will be the effectiveness of US sanctions.Ajay Srivastava, founder of Global Trade Research Initiative, says: ""The US has a history of leveraging its influence over global financial systems, such as the SWIFT network, to impose unilateral sanctions. SWIFT - the Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunication - is essential for secure and standardised international financial transactions. By blocking countries like Russia and Iran from accessing SWIFT, the US has effectively weaponised the global financial infrastructure, forcing other nations to find alternative payment mechanisms to continue legitimate trade.""Trump's threat is unrealistic. Tariffs of this scale would harm US consumers by raising domestic prices, disrupt global trade, and risk retaliation from key trading partners. A global shift away from dollar is a complex process driven by economic diversification, not easily deterred by threats,"" Srivastava adds.Though dollar still dominates, most economists say its role in the international financial system should not be taken for granted, because there are economic and geopolitical incentives for other countries to 'de-dollarise'. At an April 2023 summit of BRICS countries, Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva asked, ""Why can't we do trade based on our own currencies?""After the US sanctions India's has been buying oil from Russia without using dollar. China too has done the same. But, the idea of developing a BRICS currency hasn't yet taken shape largely due to structural challenges in member countries, including a lack of robust central banks and monetary policies. The share of Chinese Renminbi in global reserves has risen by three times - 1% to 3% - since 2016. This factor may be the primary reason behind Trump's outburst.A highly valued dollar is not without a cost to US. While it makes imports into US cheaper, it makes US exports expensive, which can hurt its industries selling goods abroad and potentially leads to job losses. US is also harmed by currency manipulation - when another country holds down value of its currency to maintain a large trade surplus. If a country keeps the value of its currency artificially low by accumulating dollar reserves, its exports will become more competitive, while US exports will become comparatively more expensive. China has historically been among the worst offenders.While dollar will not be overtaken as the world's leading reserve currency anytime soon, it will slowly come to share influence with other currencies. The trend will be accelerated by the aggressive use of US sanctions and kind of threats Trump issued on Saturday.",US dollar has been the world's most used currency since the end of the second World War. Most countries use dollar for two primary purposes: Currency to hold foreign exchange reserves and currency for trade and other global transactions. Dollar's centrality to the system of global payments also increases the power of US financial sanctions.,"https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-115877161,imgsize-37706,width-400,resizemode-4/115877161.jpg" Tupperware set to re-emerge under new ownership after bankruptcy sale,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/business/international-business/tupperware-set-to-re-emerge-under-new-ownership-after-bankruptcy-sale/articleshow/115844393.cms,"NEW DELHI: Iconic kitchenware brand Tupperware is set to re-emerge under new ownership after a US bankruptcy judge approved the sale of its assets to a group of lenders. The decision, finalised in Delaware, enables Tupperware to exit Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection and aims to revitalise its operations.Under the deal, the lenders, operating as Party Products , have acquired Tupperware's brand name, intellectual property, and core market operations for $23.5 million in cash and over $63 million in debt relief, according to insideretail.asia. The company is expected to operate as The New Tupperware Co. once the transaction is complete.Party Products plans to focus on ""global core markets ,"" including the US, Canada, Mexico, Brazil, China, South Korea, India, and Malaysia, as per the previous plans outlined by insideretail.asia. Customers in these regions will continue to access Tupperware products through e-commerce sites, independent sales consultants, and retail partners.Read also: Court approves Tupperware's sale to lenders, paving way for brand's exit from bankruptcy ""This is a situation that was in urgent need of a vast global resolution,"" said Spencer Winters, Tupperware's attorney, during the bankruptcy hearing. He described the sale agreement as a ""great outcome"" that preserves the company’s business, customer relationships, and jobs.Founded in 1946 by Earl Tupper, the brand revolutionised food storage with its airtight seal containers and gained popularity through direct sales at ""Tupperware parties."" While the company experienced a sales boost during the pandemic, an outdated business model, rising competition, and a shift towards glass containers led to declining fortunes.In September, Tupperware filed for bankruptcy with $1.2 billion in debts and $679.5 million in assets. According to the report, the lender group, which includes investment firms Stonehill Capital Management and Alden Global Capital, plans to rebuild Tupperware with a ""start-up mentality.""Further details of the restructured operations remain unclear, but the company’s initial focus will be on strengthening its presence in its core markets, followed by European and additional Asian markets, insideretail.asia reported.","A US bankruptcy judge approved the sale of its assets to a group of lenders. The decision, finalised in Delaware, enables Tupperware to exit Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection. The lenders, operating as Party Products, have acquired the brand name, intellectual property, and core market operations for $23.5 million.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-115844623,imgsize-709892,width-400,resizemode-4/115844623.jpg" +Sri Lanka's key consumer price index falls 2.1% in November,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/business/international-business/sri-lankas-key-consumer-price-index-falls-2-1-in-november/articleshow/115839021.cms,"Sri Lanka's consumer price index fell 2.1 per cent year-on-year in November after dropping 0.8 per cent in the previous month, the statistics department said on Friday.The Colombo Consumer Price Index , a leading indicator for broader national prices, tracks inflation in Colombo, Sri Lanka's largest city.Prices in the food category slipped to 0.6 per cent this month from 1 per cent in October. In the non-food category, prices dropped to minus 3.3 per cent on the month from minus 1.6 per cent in October.Reductions in power tariffs and fuel prices as well as an appreciating rupee have helped to reduce inflation to the lowest point in nine years, analysts said.""Deflation is expected to be around till February and we are likely to see inflation reach the central bank's projection of 5 per cent around August or September 2025,"" said Dimantha Mathew, head of research at First Capital.Sri Lanka suffered record inflation after its worst financial crisis in decades pummelled the economy, which has stabilised since it secured a $2.9-billion bailout from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) in March 2023. Taking advantage of low inflation, Sri Lanka's central bank set a new single policy rate of 8 per cent on Wednesday, easing monetary settings below previously used benchmarks and setting the stage for a sustained recovery from the crisis.Sri Lanka's economy is expected to grow by 4.5 per cent-5 per cent in 2024, slightly above the World Bank's estimate of 4.4 per cent, latest central bank data showed.On Tuesday, Sri Lanka launched a long-awaited bond swap, a major step to completing its $12.55 billion debt restructuring and enabling its fragile economic recovery to continue.Bondholders have until Dec. 12 to vote in support of the proposal, which would see them swap existing bonds for a set of new issues.",Sri Lanka's consumer price index fell 2.1 per cent year-on-year in November. Reductions in power tariffs and fuel prices as well as an appreciating rupee have helped to reduce inflation to the lowest point in nine years.,"https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-115839233,imgsize-709033,width-400,resizemode-4/115839233.jpg" +French finance minister says budget can still be improved,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/business/international-business/french-finance-minister-says-budget-can-still-be-improved/articleshow/115838413.cms,"French Finance Minister Antoine Armand said on Saturday that the 2025 budget could still be improved, but stopped short of giving ground in a standoff with the far right over new concessions.Ratings agency Standard & Poor's gave Prime Minister Michel Barnier's fragile minority government a rare reprieve late on Friday leaving its rating steady although France's budget deficit has spiralled out of control this year.Any relief is likely to prove short-lived with both the left and far right threatening to bring Barnier's government down over the budget, which seeks to squeeze 60 billion euros ($64 billion) in savings through tax hikes and spending cuts.Marine Le Pen 's far right National Rally (RN), whose tacit support Barnier needs to survive a likely no confidence motion, has given him until Monday to accede to her demands to make further changes to the budget.""This government, under his authority, is willing to listen, to have a dialog, to be respectful, to improve this budget,"" Armand told journalists.Asked about the showdown with Le Pen, he said: ""The only ultimatum really facing the French is that our country gets a budget.""On Thursday, Barnier already dropped plans to raise electricity taxes in the budget as the RN had demanded, but it is keeping pressure on the government to scrap plans to postpone an increase in some pensions to save money.RN lawmaker Jean-Philippe Tanguy told Les Echos newspaper on Saturday if the bill is not modified the party would back a no-confidence motion.The test could come as soon Monday if his government has to use an aggressive constitutional measure to ram the social security financing legislation through parliament, which will trigger a no-confidence motion.($1 = 0.9456 euros) (Reporting by Leigh Thomas; Editing by Toby Chopra)",French Finance Minister Antoine Armand said on Saturday that the 2025 budget could still be improved. Armand stopped short of giving ground in a standoff with the far right over new concessions.Ratings agency Standard & Poor's gave Prime Minister Michel Barnier's fragile minority government a rare reprieve late on Friday.,"https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-115838431,imgsize-102702,width-400,resizemode-4/115838431.jpg" +More than 600 linked to terror financing identified this year: Eurasian Group,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/business/international-business/more-than-600-linked-to-terror-financing-identified-this-year-eurasian-group/articleshow/115835668.cms,"The Eurasian Group (EAG), at the 41st plenary session of the nine-member on Friday, identified over 600 people linked to global networks engaged in funding terrorism this year, according to a senior official's statement.Chairman Yuri Chikhanchin highlighted that detecting methods of funding international terrorists and tracking their financial supporters stands as the most significant current challenge, which was extensively discussed at the meeting.""This is the biggest challenge that we are facing - identifying channels of financing, financiers and sustainment of international terrorists because we all are international these days,"" he said.""This year itself, over 600 people have been identified in our region via the analysis of financial intelligence units (FIU) of countries associated with EAG. We have identified these people on the basis of their financial behaviour. This is a great result, and it will give us more opportunities in the future to enhance this work,"" he added.Chikhanchin was addressing a press conference following the conclusion of the five-day meeting that began on November 25. The group consists of nine member countries: Belarus, China, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, India, Russia, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, and Uzbekistan.He also said that this identification was a great success, and it will open doors to boost this campaign and identify people linked to financing terrorism, adding that in the present global scenario, the risks related to terrorism are not limited to any one country.""The risk of terrorism across the region is the most prevalent and most troubling. Afghanistan is one country in which the risk of terrorism is still relevant. We are thinking about joint measures to tackle this risk emanating from Afghanistan,"" Chikhanchin said.He stated that during one of the EAG meetings, discussions focused on strengthening the organization’s ties with Afghanistan and mitigating the risk of terrorism in the country.""We have discussed in one of our meetings how to fortify and enhance our relations with Afghanistan and how to minimise the risk and the situation there that it still triggers,"" he added.Responding to a question regarding the impact of the ongoing wars in Ukraine and West Asia, Chikhanchin said, ""Eurasian Group is a purely technical organisation. We never discuss issues of political nature. We stand against terrorism financing and money laundering.""Talking about crypto currencies, he said that regulating the existing framework of cryptocurrencies is a serious and complex issue, and the world needs to unite to resolve the issue.Vivek Aggarwal, head of the Indian delegation in the EAG meeting said that this five-day meeting was beneficial for the host country in many ways.Aggarwal is the additional secretary of the revenue department in the Finance Ministry and the Director of the country's Financial Intelligence Unit (FIU). He said that the 600 individuals identified by EAG also include those involved in cross-border financial transactions.The units through which these transactions were done in these cases have also been identified, PTI quoted.Aggarwal said, ""The EAG meeting discussed in detail the terrorist financing from across the border in the Indian context. It discussed the role of organisations like Al Qaeda, Jaish-e-Mohammed, and Lashkar-e-Taiba and their affiliates as well as the international transaction of money by them.""The EAG meeting also elaborated on issues in which money was transacted through cryptocurrencies, which could be used to strengthen terrorism.","The Eurasian Group (EAG) identified over 600 people linked to global networks engaged in funding terrorism this year. The group consists of nine member countries: Belarus, China, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, India, Russia, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, and Uzbekistan.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-115836417,imgsize-4154,width-400,resizemode-4/115836417.jpg" Eurozone inflation up to 2.3% in November,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/business/international-business/eurozone-inflation-up-to-2-3-in-november/articleshow/115834311.cms,"Year-on-year consumer prices in the eurozone rose 2.3 per cent in November, EU statistics agency Eurostat reported Friday.That is up from 2 per cent in October, and also above the 2 per cent target desired by the European Central Bank (ECB).However, the news is unlikely to stop the ECB from cutting interest rates as it focuses on addressing Europe's sluggish growth.Inflation remains down from 2022 peakEnergy prices fell 1.9 per cent from a year ago, but that was offset by price increases of 3.9 per cent in the services sector.Core inflation — which excludes volatile energy, food, alcohol and tobacco prices — was stable at 2.7 per cent for a third straight month in November.Inflation has decreased significantly from 10.6 per cent in October 2022 when the ECB raised interest rates quickly to reduce price increases. In June, the bank began lowering rates as concerns about economic growth grew stronger.Markets have already priced in a 25-basis-point interest rate cut in the benchmark rate, currently 3.25 per cent from the ECB in December.","Consumer prices in the eurozone rose 2.3 per cent in November, Eurostat said. That is up from 2 per cent last month and above the ECB's target of 2%. But the news is unlikely to stop the ECB from cutting interest rates.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-115834468,imgsize-40750,width-400,resizemode-4/115834468.jpg" What's behind global wine production hitting its lowest levels since 1961,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/business/international-business/whats-behind-global-wine-production-hitting-its-lowest-levels-since-1961/articleshow/115815096.cms,"AI-generated image of wine bottles (Picture credit: Canva AI) @@ -1190,104 +1226,6 @@ Japan’s biggest banks plan to maintain ties to billionaire Gautam Adani despit Average rate on a 30-year mortgage in the US slips to 6.81%,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/business/international-business/average-rate-on-a-30-year-mortgage-in-the-us-slips-to-6-81/articleshow/115741662.cms,"The average rate on a 30-year mortgage in the U.S. eased this week, though it remains near 7% after mostly rising in recent weeks.The rate slipped to 6.81% from 6.84% last week, mortgage buyer Freddie Mac said Wednesday. That's still down from a year ago, when the rate averaged 7.22%.Borrowing costs on 15-year fixed-rate mortgages, popular with homeowners seeking to refinance their home loan to a lower rate, rose this week. The average rate climbed to 6.1% from 6.02% last week. A year ago, it averaged 6.56%, Freddie Mac said.Mortgage rates are influenced by several factors, including the yield on U.S. 10-year Treasury bonds, which lenders use as a guide to price home loans. The yield, which mostly hovered around 4.4% last week and was below 3.70% in September, has eased this week. It was at 4.23% at midday Wednesday.Elevated mortgage rates and rising home prices have kept homeownership out of reach of many would-be homebuyers. U.S. home sales are on track for their worst year since 1995.","The average rate on a 30-year mortgage in the U.S. eased this week, though it remains near 7%. The rate slipped to 6.81% from 6.84% last week, mortgage buyer Freddie Mac said Wednesday. That's still down from a year ago, when the rate averaged 7.22%.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-115741703,imgsize-84524,width-400,resizemode-4/115741703.jpg" US economy grows 2.8% in third quarter as consumer spending surge,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/business/international-business/us-economy-grows-2-8-in-third-quarter-as-consumer-spending-surge/articleshow/115738503.cms,"The United States economy grew at an annual rate of 2.8% in the third quarter, driven by strong consumer expenditure and increased exports, according to data released on Wednesday.Additionally, the commerce department's report mentioned that the US gross domestic product (GDP) decreased from the 3% rate recorded in April-July. The GDP of the world's largest economy has exceeded 2% in eight out of the past nine quarters.The GDP data also revealed that a measure of the economy's fundamental strength which includes consumer spending and private investment and excludes variable components such as exports, inventories and government expenditure, increased at a robust 3.2% annual rate from July through September, improving from 2.7% in the April-June period.Consumer expenditure, representing approximately 70% of US economic activity, grew to a 3.5% annual rate in the last quarter, rising from 2.8% in April-June and marking the fastest increase since the fourth quarter of 2023. Exports also enhanced third-quarter growth, rising at a 7.5% rate, the highest in two years.However, both consumer spending and export growth were below the Commerce Department's initial projections.Business investment growth decelerated notably due to reduced investment in residential properties and commercial structures like offices and warehouses, although equipment expenditure increased significantly.The incoming President-elect will assume leadership of a generally stable economy when he takes office next month.The economic indicators show stability. The unemployment rate stands at 4.1%. Inflation, which reached its peak at 9.1% in June 2022, has decreased to 2.6%. While this exceeds the Federal Reserve's 2% objective, the central bank's satisfaction with inflation control led to interest rate reductions in September and this month. Most market analysts anticipate another rate cut in December.The latest report presented positive indicators regarding inflation. The PCE index, the Federal Reserve's preferred inflation measure, increased at only 1.5% annually in the last quarter, reduced from 2.5% in the previous quarter. Core PCE inflation, excluding volatile food and energy costs, measured 2.1%, down from 2.8% in the April-June period.The public continues to experience inflation's impact, with prices approximately 20% higher than February 2021, when inflation began rising.The President-elect has outlined significant economic changes. His recent announcement included plans for new import duties on Chinese, Mexican and Canadian goods. Economic experts consider such tariffs inflationary, as American importers bear these costs and typically transfer them to consumers. Additionally, his proposed deportation of unauthorised workers could create labour shortages for businesses.The Commerce Department will release the final third-quarter GDP report on December 19.","US economy grew at an annual rate of 2.8% in the third quarter, according to data released on Wednesday. The GDP of the world's largest economy has exceeded 2% in eight out of the past nine quarters. Inflation, which reached its peak at 9.1% in June 2022, has decreased to 2.6%.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-115739470,imgsize-978903,width-400,resizemode-4/115739470.jpg" "Volkswagen, Chinese partner SAIC to sell joint venture plant in west China's Xinjiang",https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/business/international-business/volkswagen-chinese-partner-saic-to-sell-joint-venture-plant-in-west-chinas-xinjiang/articleshow/115737298.cms,"BANGKOK: Volkswagen and Shanghai's SAIC Motor have agreed to sell a factory in China's far western Xinjiang region that drew criticism due to accusations by western governments of human rights violations. The companies also said Wednesday that they were extending their 40-year-old automaking joint venture until 2040, ahead of schedule, and that the JV will step up its shift to electric vehicles Volkswagen AG was one of the first foreign investors in China's auto industry. The 1980s model Santana sedans its JV in Shanghai made formed the basis of taxi fleets in Shanghai and other cities for many years.SAIC, based in Shanghai, says it is the largest automaker in China, turning out 5 million vehicles in 2023. It also has partnerships with General Motors and other automakers.Earlier this year, the Volkswagen Group, which includes Audi and Porsche, said it plans to launch 40 new models in China over the next three years and to have a lineup of 30 EVs by 2030. On Wednesday, it said SAIC Volkswagen plans to launch 18 new models by 2030, including eight EVs.Volkswagen is among many foreign automakers that have been caught flat-footed by an electric vehicle boom in China that has shaken up the market, the world's largest, over the last three years.The company said the joint venture site in Xinjiang's capital Urumqi will be sold to the Shanghai Motor Vehicle Inspection Center, while preserving the jobs of the roughly 170 people who work there. It said the joint venture has also sold test tracks in Xinjiang's Turpan and in Anting, outside Shanghai.In response to criticism over its operations in Xinjiang, Volkswagen earlier said an audit it commissioned found no evidence of forced labour at the facility, but it was considering options for its future.The plant, operated by a subsidiary of SAIC-VW, began production in 2013 and had a maximum capacity of 50,000 vehicles. It no longer makes vehicles but provides inspections.The restructuring of the VW-SAIC joint venture comes at a time of uncertainty over costs and market access given moves by western governments to impose higher tariffs on electric vehicles imported from China. (AP) GRS GRS",VW and Shanghai's SAIC Motor have agreed to sell a factory in China's far western Xinjiang region that drew criticism due to accusations by western governments of human rights violations. The companies also said Wednesday that they were extending their 40-year-old automaking joint venture until 2040.,"https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-115737340,imgsize-107262,width-400,resizemode-4/115737340.jpg" -Trump tariff threat rattles global markets,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/business/international-business/trump-tariff-threat-rattles-global-markets/articleshow/115714077.cms,"European markets closed lower on Tuesday while Wall Street bounced as investors digested incoming US President Donald Trump's warning that he would impose huge new tariffs on China, Mexico and Canada, raising fears of a trade war .Trump said on his Truth Social account that he would hammer the US's largest trading partners with tariffs in a bid to force them to curb the illegal drug trade and immigration.""While his warnings appear to be negotiation tactics ahead of his January 20 inauguration, markets remain highly reactive to headlines, creating volatile trading conditions,"" said Fawad Razaqzada, market analyst at City Index, in a note.Europe's top indices fell while Wall Street's were mixed, following gains a day earlier on Trump's nomination for Treasury secretary, hedge fund manager Scott Bessent - seen as a safe pair of hands. Trump's tariffs announcement fanned fears of a trade war with China and warnings that the duties - along with promised tax cuts - would reignite US inflation. European stocks followed losses in Asia on Tuesday despite Trump excluding Europe as an immediate target for tariffs. The US dollar rallied against its Canadian equivalent, China's yuan and Mexico's peso, which neared its lowest level since 2022, and also strengthened against the euro and pound following earlier declines.","Europe's top indices fell while Wall Street's were mixed, following gains a day earlier on Trump's nomination for Treasury secretary. Trump said on his Truth Social account that he would hammer the US's largest trading partners with tariffs in a bid to force them to curb the illegal drug trade and immigration.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-47529300,imgsize-110164,width-400,resizemode-4/47529300.jpg" -The power of Generative AI: A game-changer for tomorrow's innovations,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/education/the-power-of-generative-ai-a-game-changer-for-tomorrows-innovations/articleshow/115648848.cms,"The need for upskilling - -What does GrowFast’s 'Basics of Generative AI' Course offer? - -Course Curriculum - -1. Introduction to Generative AI: - -Overview of Generative AI and its relevance in today's technological context. - -2. Setting up ChatGPT: - -Step-by-step guidance on configuring and utilising ChatGPT, including an exploration of its features. - -3. Exploring Generative AI use cases: - -In-depth examination of Generative AI applications across various sectors such as software development, retail, and marketing. - -4. Crafting effective prompts: - -Techniques for developing prompts that yield optimal AI responses, focusing on practical exercises. - -5. Building a personal Generative AI Chatbot Project: - -Hands-on project where learners will apply their knowledge to create a customized AI chatbot, reinforcing the concepts learned throughout the course. - -6. Future of Generative AI: - -Discussions on the upcoming trends in AI technology, including considerations around ethics and societal impacts. - -Key learning outcomes - -Fundamentals of Generative AI: Participants will grasp the essential principles of Generative AI and its significance in modern technology, gaining familiarity with key concepts and terminology. - -Real-World Applications: - - - -1. Software Development: Explore how AI streamlines processes, including code generation and bug fixing, enhancing overall efficiency. - - - -2. Retail: Understand the role of AI in personalising shopping experiences, optimising inventory management, and automating customer service functions. - - - -3. Marketing: Discover how AI revolutionises content creation, audience segmentation, and campaign optimisation, driving better results. - -Mastering Prompt Engineering: - - - -1. Develop skills to craft precise prompts that generate accurate and contextually relevant responses from AI models. - -Hands-on experience with AI Tools: - - - -Engage with leading Generative AI platforms such as GPT-4 and 3.5 through interactive modules, ensuring an engaging learning experience. - -Engage with leading Generative AI platforms such as GPT-4 and 3.5 through interactive modules, ensuring an engaging learning experience. Future trends in Generative AI: - - - -Stay updated on emerging trends and ethical considerations shaping the landscape of Generative AI, preparing participants for the future. - -A glimpse into the future of innovation - -Why you should enroll - -Software engineers: - -Industry professionals: - -Aspiring prompt engineers: - -Key details of the course: - -Course duration: - -Total lectures: - -Accessibility: - -Certification: - -Price: - -Citation - -https://www.idc.com/getdoc.jsp?containerId=prUS52530724 - -Disclaimer- This is a brand post and has been written by Times Internet's Spotlight team. - -Get the latest news that takes place in the education sector in India. Find the extensive coverage of various topics including top universities and colleges in India, school reopening, in-depth exam analysis, and more. Stay up to date with The Times of India for the newest updates on CBSE, ICSE, Board exams, competitive exams, date sheet, admit card, exam analysis, results, admissions, colleges, etc. - -In the digital era, Artificial Intelligence has emerged as a transformative force, revolutionising industries and shaping the future of innovation. With projections indicating that global spending on AI systems will exceed $300 billion by 2026, professionals must grasp AI fundamentals to remain competitive. Generative AI is at the forefront of this transformation, a technology redefining fields such as software development, marketing, customer service, and more.Understanding Generative AI is crucial for professionals across various sectors. Whether you're a software engineer interested in automating tasks or a business leader seeking to enhance customer engagement, familiarising yourself with AI applications is vital. Short, focused courses like GrowFast's ""Generative AI for Beginners"" offer an accessible way to dive into this technology without delving deep into complex programming.Designed and delivered by Metla Sudha Sekhar, an IT specialist with a rich background in software development and real-time AI applications, this course is ideal for aspiring prompt engineers, industry professionals, and AI enthusiasts. Sekhar's extensive expertise ensures that participants not only learn the theoretical aspects but also acquire practical skills to apply AI solutions in their fields.The course is structured to provide a comprehensive understanding of Generative AI, combining theory with practical application. Below is an overview of the curriculum:By the end of this course, participants will have a well-rounded understanding of Generative AI and its applications in various fields. The course is designed to empower learners with both theoretical knowledge and practical skills.2. Learn to refine these techniques to enhance the quality of AI outputs.Generative AI is not merely a futuristic concept; it's a technology actively shaping innovations across various industries, from healthcare to finance. Organisations like OpenAI are leading the charge with models like GPT-4, capable of generating human-like text and even creating artworks. By gaining expertise in this field, you position yourself at the forefront of an AI-driven future.Whether your goal is to integrate AI into development processes or leverage AI for improved customer experiences, this course is an essential starting point. With no prerequisites, anyone curious about harnessing the power of AI can embark on this learning journey.This course is ideal for:Eager to integrate AI into their development processes.Looking to understand and implement AI-driven solutions within their businesses.Interested in mastering prompt crafting to optimise AI interactions.3 hours and 30 minutes40Mobile-friendlyCertificate of completion availableINR 399So kick-start your journey into the fascinating world of Generative AI and lead from the front in your industry.Visit here to learn more about the programme and enrol today.","G GrowFast's 'Basics of Generative AI' Course is designed to empower learners. The course is structured to provide a well-rounded understanding of AI, combining theory with practical application. It is delivered by Metla Sudha Sekhar, an IT specialist with a rich background in software development and AI.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-115650842,imgsize-44114,width-838,resizemode-4/115650842.jpg" 1.14 lakh startups generate more than 12 lakh jobs in India: Finance ministry,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/business/startups/trend-tracking/1-14-lakh-startups-generate-more-than-12-lakh-jobs-in-india-finance-ministry/articleshow/107262154.cms,"Finance Ministry NEW DELHI: More than 1.14 lakh startups in India have created over 12 lakh jobs so far, the finance ministry said in its latest review of the Indian economy .In the report titled, ‘The Indian Economy: A Review January 2024’, the Department of Economic Affairs said that the 1.14 lakh startups recognised by the government under the 'Startup India initiative’ created more than 12 lakh jobs (as of October 2023).The state-owned e-commerce platform Open Network for Digital Commerce (ONDC) clocked more than 63 lakh transactions till November 2023, the document read.Despite facing global challenges in 2023 like valuation issues, few IPOs, regulatory changes and macroeconomic and geopolitical trends, India remains the third largest tech start-up ecosystem globally, with over 950 tech startups founded last year.The cumulative funding for more than 31,000 tech start ups has exceeded $70 billion (from 2019 to 2023), according to a recent report by Nasscom in collaboration with Zinnov.“In 2023, despite facing global economic and regulatory challenges, Indian tech startups have prioritised the imperative of enhancing their business fundamentals, driving profitability and growth,” said Debjani Ghosh, President, Nasscom.“The proliferation of tech startups in tier 2 and 3 cities marks the ecosystem's resilience,” she added.Navigating 2024, tech startup founders expect to continue the revenue growth path with measured steps focusing on optimising expenditure and maximising profitability for B2B tech startups.Investments in deeptech will continue an upward trend in 2024. With generative AI (GenAI) acceleration, 70 per cent of start-up founders are embedding artificial intelligence (AI) in their solutions.As funding becomes scarce for the Indian startup ecosystem in general, the explosion of Artificial Intelligence (AI) has given a new lease of life to entrepreneurs and founders in the country, as the Centre extends support to the sector.","The state-owned e-commerce platform Open Network for Digital Commerce clocked more than 63 lakh transactions till November 2023. India remains the third largest tech start-up ecosystem globally, with over 950 tech startups founded last year. The cumulative funding for more than 31,000 tech start ups has exceeded $70 billion.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-107262111,imgsize-64556,width-400,resizemode-4/107262111.jpg" diff --git a/project/india.csv b/project/india.csv index b086d64..43e8e01 100644 --- a/project/india.csv +++ b/project/india.csv @@ -1,279 +1,2429 @@ Article Title,Article Link,Article Text,Article Summary,Article Image -Tipu Sultan anti-British but evokes strong adverse sentiments in many regions: Jaishankar on the 'complex figure',https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/tipu-sultan-anti-british-but-evokes-strong-adverse-sentiments-in-many-regions-jaishankar-on-the-complex-figure/articleshow/115857976.cms,"Photo/PTI +"Sambhal violence: Police issues notice to UP Congress chief Ajay Rai, asks him to postpone visit",https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/sambhal-violence-police-issues-notice-to-up-congress-chief-ajay-rai-asks-him-to-postpone-visit/articleshow/115882491.cms,"NEW DELHI: Lucknow Police on Monday issued a notice to Uttar Pradesh Congress president Ajay Rai asking him to postpone his Sambhal visit. Police asked Rai to cooperate in the public interest so that the order passed by the District Magistrate of Sambhal district , Section 163 BNSS is not violated keeping in mind the peace and communal sensitivity. Uttar Pradesh Congress President Ajay Rai and other Congress leaders are scheduled to visit Sambhal today.""They have issued me a notice and have asked me that my visit will cause chaos. Certainly, we also don't want chaos but peace to prevail. The atrocity and injustice that was done there by the police and the govt, I want my leadership to know this. They (police) gave me notice but I will go there peacefully,"" said Ajay Rai.""All the party workers decided that we will stay in one place at our party office. It is our good fortune that we stayed here today and decided the strategy for the future as to how we will go and what we will do. We will try and follow the Gandhian way since they have been deployed in large numbers outside.Our workers will try to leave by 10.30 am. It is their job to stop them, they will stop us, it is our job to go and we will try to go. There is only one reason to go, the atrocities and injustice that they have done there, the way people were beaten up there, the way they were shot in the head, the government is scared of all these things that the government will be exposed,"" Rai said earlier.The party leaders, including the Uttar Pradesh Congress chief, remained at the Lucknow party office overnight.Meanwhile on Sunday, a three-member judicial committee inspected the Shahi Masjid area in Sambhal under heavy security presence. The committee interacted with local residents and officials while investigating the November 24 incident.Previously, on November 30, authorities prevented a Samajwadi Party (SP) delegation from entering Sambhal district.","Lucknow Police on Monday issued a notice to Uttar Pradesh Congress president Ajay Rai. Police asked Rai to cooperate in the public interest so that the order passed by the District Magistrate of Sambhal district, Section 163 BNSS is not violated keeping in mind the peace and communal sensitivity.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-115884074,imgsize-440936,width-400,resizemode-4/115884074.jpg" +Over 24-hours ordeal finally ends for 60 Indian fliers as Gulf Air flight takes off from Kuwait,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/over-24-hours-ordeal-finally-ends-for-60-indian-fliers-as-gulf-air-flight-takes-off-from-kuwait/articleshow/115882015.cms,"NEW DELHI: Stranded Mumbai to Manchester Gulf Air flight, carrying around 60 Indian passengers, on Monday finally took off from Kuwait after it was diverted there due to a technical snag.Taking to X Indian embassy in Kuwait said that the flight departed from the Kuwait International Airport at 4:34 am.""Gulf Air flight to Manchester finally departed at 0434 hours today carrying stranded Indian passengers among others. The Embassy team was on the ground till the flight departed.""Gulf Air GF5 had taken off from Bahrain at 2.05 am on December 1 for Manchester where they were to land after 7.5 hours. However, a snag forced the Boeing 787 Dreamliner to instead land in Kuwait at 4.01 am (all timings local).Then the nightmare started for Indian travellers — who were travelling one-stop via Bahrain to the UK — on board this aircraft as many other foreign nationalities were eligible for VoA in Kuwait and were able to leave the airport while they were stranded there.What added to the stranded Indians’ woes was a meeting of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) in Kuwait which meant that the airport hotel was unavailable. The embassy had managed to put them up in the airport lounge.",Gulf Air GF5 had taken off from Bahrain at 2.05 am on December 1 for Manchester where they were to land after 7.5 hours. A snag forced the Boeing 787 Dreamliner to instead land in Kuwait at 4.01 am (all timings local),"https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-115882127,imgsize-1360928,width-400,resizemode-4/115882127.jpg" +'Need to reflect': Vice President Dhankhar reaches out farmers ahead of mega march to Delhi,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/need-to-reflect-vice-president-dhankhar-reaches-out-farmers-ahead-of-mega-march-to-delhi/articleshow/115881578.cms,"NEW DELHI: Vice president Jagdeeep Dhankhar on Sunday advised farmers to resolve their issues through dialogue and discussion ahead of a march demanding compensation and benefits under the new agricultural laws.Dhankhar said that the pre-condition to attain the status of a developed nation by 2047 is that our farmers must be satisfied.""Every time a thought comes to my mind, I ask, what do we need to do in independent India so that the achievements of our people are properly respected and recognized? The current system is fine; economic progress is tremendous, and we have witnessed exponential economic growth and phenomenal infrastructure development. Our global image is high, but as I said, to attain the status of a developed nation by 2047, the precondition is that our farmers must be satisfied.""""We must remember that we do not fight with our own people. We do not deceive our own people; we deceive the enemy. Our people are embraced. How can one sleep when the problems of farmers are not being solved swiftly? I call upon my farmer brothers that the resolution of problems in this country happens through dialogue and understanding. King Mahendra Pratap was known for this approach. An irretrievable confrontational stance is poor diplomacy,"" he added.Dhankhar also assured that the government will pay attention to farmers' issues and bring about the fastest resolution.""This country is ours, and it is affected by rural backgrounds. I believe that my farmer brothers, wherever they are, and whoever is active in any movement, my message will reach them. They will pay attention to it. You are more knowledgeable and experienced than I am. I am sure there will be a convergence of positive energy to bring about the fastest resolution to the problem of farmers,"" Dhankhar said.""We need to reflect. What has happened is in the past, but the path ahead must be right. The creation of a developed India begins from the land of farmers. The path to a developed Bharat is through the farmland. The resolution of farmers' issues should happen swiftly. If the farmer is troubled, the honor and pride of the nation are severely affected. This happens more because we keep our words to ourselves,"" he added.Meanwhile, The Bhartiya Kisan Parishad (BKP) leader Sukhbir Khalifa on Sunday announced that the members of the farmer organisation would commence their march towards Delhi on Monday, to demand compensation and benefits under the new agricultural laws.""We are ready for our march towards Delhi. On December 2, we will start our march towards Delhi from under the Maha Maya flyover (In Noida). At noon, all of us will reach there and demand our compensation and benefits as per the new laws,"" Khalifa saidIn addition, other farmer organisations, including the Kisan Mazdoor Morcha (KMM) and the Samyukt Kisan Morcha (SKM, non-political), have planned their marches towards Delhi on foot starting from December 6.",Vice president Jagdeeep Dhankhar said that the pre-condition to attain the status of a developed nation by 2047 is that our farmers must be satisfied. The Bhartiya Kisan Parishad (BKP) leader Sukhbir Khalifa announced that the members of the farmer organisation would commence their march towards Delhi on Monday.,"https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-115881574,imgsize-1636386,width-400,resizemode-4/115881574.jpg" +Unlocking the secrets of EVMs: 21 questions answered,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/unlocking-the-secrets-of-evms-21-questions-answered/articleshow/115881432.cms,"Electronic Voting Machine + +Q1: Pre-programmed chips favoring a party + +How can we be sure the chip inside isn't pre-programmed to favor a particular party? + +Answer: + +Q2: Insider tampering before Election Day + + + +What prevents an insider from tampering with the machine before election day? + +Answer + +Q3: Wireless hacking + + + +Can't the machines be hacked through wireless signals or Bluetooth? + +Answer + +Q4: Tampering in storage + + + +How do we know the votes aren't being changed when machines are in storage? + +Answer + +24/7 CCTV coverage + +Three-tier security, including armed forces + +A double-lock system where keys are held by different officials + +Party representatives can place their own seals + +Continuous logs of any access attempts + +Q5: Replacement with duplicate machines + + + +What if someone replaces the original EVM with a duplicate machine? + +Answer + +Q6: Magnetic interference + + + +Can strong magnets or electromagnetic pulses manipulate voting data? + +Answer + +Q7: Accessibility for illiterate voters + + + +How can illiterate voters be sure their vote goes to their chosen candidate? + +Answer + +Q8: Preventing multiple Votes + + + +How can we prevent multiple votes being registered when no one is watching? + +Answer + +Q9: Software updates or malicious code insertion + + + +Can malicious code be inserted during maintenance or software updates? + +Answer + +Q10: Malfunction detection + + + +How do we verify if the machine malfunctions during voting? + +Answer + +Q11: Battery failure + + + +What if the battery dies during voting—are the votes lost? + +Answer + +Q12: Conditional programming + + + +Can the machine be programmed to transfer votes after a certain number? + +Answer + +Q13: VVPAT integration + + + +How does VVPAT integration ensure voter verifiability? + +Answer + +Q14: Security protocols + + + +What security protocols are in place to protect EVMs from tampering? + +Answer + +Tamper-evident seals + +Encryption of vote data + +Regular audits and checks by independent agencies + +Secure supply chain management + +Q15: Display unit security + + + +Can someone hack the machine through the display unit? + +Answer + +Q16: Climate resilience + + + +How are EVMs protected against extreme climate conditions? + +Answer + +Q17: Direct memory access + + + +What if someone tries to access the machine's memory chip directly? + +Answer + +Q18: Result transmission security + + + +Can votes be changed during the result transmission process? + +Answer + +Q19: Random sampling in VVPAT verification + + + +How do we know if the random sampling of VVPAT slips is truly random? + +Answer + +Q20: Manufacturer oversight + + + +What prevents the manufacturer from building hidden backdoors in EVMs? + +Answer + +Q21: Battery charge level + + + +Does the varying level of battery capacity (charge level) in EVMs at the time of start of vote count indicate any possibility of hacking? + +Answer + +Conclusion + +(by Brijesh Singh, senior IPS officer and cybersecurity expert, views are personal.) + +NEW DELHI: The opposition has time and again raised concerns about the Electronic Voting Machines (EVMs) used in polling and suggested a return to paper ballots for the electoral process. After recent defeats in Haryana and Maharashtra assembly elections , the Congress cited '99 per cent battery level' in the machines to suggest tampering and manipulation of the machines to favour the Bharatiya Janata Party. Can the EVMs be manipulated or hacked to favour a party in election? Can the number of votes be changed after polling? Here's your guide to all the EVM-related questions.The microcontroller in EVMs is One Time Programmable (OTP), meaning it can only be programmed once. This programming occurs under strict supervision by theTechnical Experts Committee , and the source code is audited by independent experts. Before each election, mock polls with over 1,000 votes are conducted, allowing political parties to verify that voting patterns are recorded accurately. Hence it is impossible to pre- program it to favor anyone.: EVMs are stored in secure strong rooms with 24/7 CCTV surveillance and armed security from multiple independent (center and state) agencies. They have tamper-evident seals with unique serial numbers, and a two-stage randomization process ensures that no one knows which EVM will be used where until the last moment. Pre-poll checks are conducted in the presence of representatives from multiple political parties to verify the machines' integrity.: Indian EVMs do not have any wireless components, including no internet connectivity, Bluetooth, or external ports. They are designed to be ""air-gapped,"" meaning they are physically isolated from any network, making them immune to remote hacking attempts.: EVMs are stored in secure rooms with:Any unauthorized access would trigger alarms and requires the presence of authorized personnel and party representatives.: Each EVM has unique serial numbers, digital signatures, holographic seals, and key codes. During First Level Checking (FLC), these identifiers are verified and documented in the presence of party representatives. These details can be cross-referenced before polling begins to ensure authenticity.: EVMs are designed with electromagnetic shielding, meeting military-grade standards. They are immune to electromagnetic fields up to 6 Tesla, surpassing the strength of MRI machines. This ensures that external magnetic fields cannot alter the stored vote data.: EVMs feature large, clear symbols and party names, with audible beep confirmations for each vote. The Voter-Verifiable Paper Audit Trail ( VVPAT ) provides a visual confirmation of the vote cast. Additionally, braille markings assist visually impaired voters.: EVMs are designed to allow only one vote per voter. The control unit enables voting only after the presiding officer presses the ""Ballot"" button, and there's a mandatory 5- second wait between votes. This mechanism ensures that each vote is recorded individually and prevents multiple voting without detection.: EVMs do not accept software updates post-manufacturing. The program is burned into the OTP chip, which cannot be modified once set. There are no external input ports, and maintenance is purely physical and mechanical, ensuring that no software alterations can be made.: EVMs have continuous self-diagnostic features and provide visual and audio indicators for any errors. If a malfunction is detected, the machine locks down to preserve vote data, and backup machines are immediately available to prevent disruptions.: EVMs have a robust battery system with a 48-hour backup and non-volatile memory that retains data without power. Redundant power systems ensure that even in case of battery failure, vote data remains intact.: No, the OTP chip cannot be reprogrammed and records each vote exactly as cast without any conditional logic. Security protocols are in place to prevent such alterations, and multiple layers of verification ensure the integrity of the voting process.: VVPAT provides a physical paper trail that voters can see and verify immediately after casting their vote. This paper record is stored securely and can be used for audits or recounts, adding an extra layer of transparency and trust in the electoral process.: EVMs are designed with multiple security features, including:These measures ensure that any attempt at tampering would be immediately detectable and void the machine's validity.: The display unit is purely output-only and has no input capabilities. It is hardwired to display information and cannot be used as an interface for programming or altering the machine’s operations.: EVMs are designed to operate in a wide range of temperatures (from -10°C to+55°C) and high humidity levels (up to 95%). They are also tested for resistance to heavy rain, ensuring reliability across diverse Indian climates.: The memory is encrypted using AES-256 and is physically secured within the machine. Tamper-evident seals cover the memory area, and any attempt to access the memory directly would damage the seals and be immediately detected, rendering the machine invalid for use.: Results are first recorded physically on EVMs and then transmitted through secure channels. Multiple copies of results are maintained, including the VVPAT paper trail, which can be used for cross-verification. This redundancy ensures that any attempt to alter results during transmission would be detected.: The process uses computerized random number generation, and the selection is conducted in the presence of representatives from all political parties. This ensures transparency and fairness in the sampling method.: The manufacturing process is overseen by multiple agencies, including independent security auditors. Components are verified at each stage, and the final assembled units undergo extensive testing by different teams to ensure there are no vulnerabilities or backdoors.: From a technical engineering perspective, the allegation fundamentally misunderstands EVM power architecture. The ""99%"" display is not a battery charge percentage but rather a voltage threshold indicator that shows ""99%"" whenever the battery voltage remains within the optimal operating range of 7.4V - 8.0V. This is purely an administrative feature to indicate proper functioning voltage levels. The EVMs use non-rechargeable alkaline batteries (7.5V/8V configuration) with vote data stored in non-volatile EEPROM memory, meaning vote storage and counting are completely independent of battery status. The power system is entirely isolated from the vote recording circuit, making it technically impossible for battery status to influence vote patterns or counting sequence. Furthermore, each EVM's data integrity is verifiable through VVPAT audit trails, regardless of power status. Therefore, any correlation between battery display readings and voting patterns is technically unfeasible given the EVM's core architecture and security protocols.Indian EVMs, particularly the M3 model combined with VVPAT, incorporate a multitude of security measures and safeguards to ensure the integrity and transparency of elections. Through rigorous testing, multiple layers of verification, and robust security protocols, these machines provide a reliable and trustworthy voting system.","The opposition has time and again raised concerns about the Electronic Voting Machines (EVMs) used in polling. After recent defeats in Haryana and Maharashtra assembly elections, the Congress cited '99 per cent battery level' in the machines to suggest tampering and manipulation of the machines. Here's your guide to all the EVM-related questions.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-115881548,imgsize-1064346,width-400,resizemode-4/115881548.jpg" +Bhartiya Kisan Parishad to start farmer's march to Delhi today,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/bhartiya-kisan-parishad-to-start-farmers-march-to-delhi-today/articleshow/115881294.cms,"NEW DELHI: Bhartiya Kisan Parishad (BKP) leader Sukhbir Khalifa on Sunday said that their farmer organisation members will begin their march to Delhi on Monday, December 2, seeking compensation and benefits under the new agricultural laws .""We are ready for our march towards Delhi. Tomorrow, on December 2, we will start our march towards Delhi from under the Maha Maya flyover (In Noida). At noon, all of us will reach there and demand our compensation and benefits as per the new laws,"" Sukhbir Khalifa told ANI.Other farmer organisations, including the Kisan Mazdoor Morcha (KMM) and Samyukt Kisan Morcha (SKM, non-political), have scheduled foot marches to the national capital beginning December 6.Previously, Kisan Mazdoor Sangharsh Committee (KMSC) general secretary Sarwan Singh Pandhair said that farmers demonstrating at the Shambhu border (Punjab-Haryana border) will proceed towards Delhi on December 6 to advocate for their demands, including a guaranteed Minimum Support Price (MSP).On October 26, many farmers assembled at Badhrukha in Sangrur district to demonstrate against the government and advance their various demands, including timely paddy procurement. These demonstrations led to national highway blockades in Punjab's Phagwara, Sangrur, Moga, and Batala regions.Concurrently, Haryana agriculture minister Shyan Singh Rana dismissed the planned farmer's march to Delhi, saying they lack valid concerns.""They have no issues. The previous farmers' agitation had an issue- the three farm laws. Those three laws were later repealed by PM Narendra Modi and he even apologised to them. The farmers' agitation has caused losses to Punjab,"" Shyan Singh Rana informed reporters in Karnal.""Rice miller industries from Punjab moved to Bihar and Madhya Pradesh... We will not let anyone play with the law and order situation in Haryana... They should talk to their Chief Minister and sort out their problems,"" he further said.","Bhartiya Kisan Parishad (BKP) leader Sukhbir Khalifa on Sunday said that their farmer organisation members will begin their march to Delhi on Monday, December 2. Other farmer organisations, including the Kisan Mazdoor Morcha (KMM) and Samyukt Kisan Morchas (SKM, non-political), have scheduled foot marches to the national capital beginning December 6.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-115881342,imgsize-1532559,width-400,resizemode-4/115881342.jpg" +Mum cops book EVM critic for 'false claims',https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/mum-cops-book-evm-critic-for-false-claims/articleshow/115877096.cms,"NEW DELHI: Acting on a complaint from the Maharashtra chief electoral officer (CEO), the Mumbai Cyber Police on Saturday registered an FIR against foreign-based EVM basher Syed Shuja in connection with a video showing him making ""false, baseless and unsubstantiated claims"" that he could hack and tamper EVMs in the recent state polls by isolating their frequency.Shuja was booked under section 318(4) of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS) and clauses 43(g) and 66D of the Information Technology Act, 2000.Shuja, who EC sources said is based in a ""third country"", was last in the news for having addressed a press conference in London on Jan 21, 2019, with a handkerchief covering his face as he made similar claims that EVMs could be hacked by isolating their frequency, and that the 2014 LS polls were rigged. He had, however, provided no proof in support of his shocking claims.There are reports that Shuja is in the US.EC had taken serious note of Shuja's mischievous claims at the London press event - where, interestingly, Congress's Kapil Sibal was present - timed months ahead of the 2019 LS polls. It had then directed the Delhi Police to file an FIR against him under Section 505(1)(b) of the Indian Penal Code, which deals with acts of public mischief through circulation of content that may cause fear or alarm in the public.Though the Delhi Police has, through the ministry of external affairs, repeatedly approached relevant authorities ""in the third country"" for help to investigate Shuja, there has been no forward movement on the other end. Sources in EC said while access to Shuja may be dependent on cooperation of a foreign govt, both the Delhi and Mumbai police will take all possible steps to identify and apprehend anyone within India who is in contact with individuals like Shuja or complicit in their malicious activities.""Such actions are a serious offence, and no one who is involved will be spared,"" a senior EC official told TOI.Regarding his latest video offering to hack EVMs in the Maharashtra polls for a hefty payment by isolating their frequency, which he claimed would alter the result, the Maharashtra CEO office clarified on X on Sunday that EVM being a standalone device, ""cannot be connected to any network including any WiFI or Bluetooth by any person whatsoever"". ""Therefore, question of manipulating EVMs does not arise. EVMs are completely tamper-proof,"" it said.Recalling that SC has time and again reposed faith in EVMs, the post on X also mentioned the FIR registered by the Delhi Police against Shuja in 2019 on EC's directions.Section 318(4) of BNS - under which Shuja has been booked - states that whoever cheats and dishonestly induces a person to be deceived to make, alter or destroy anything which is signed or sealed, shall be punished with imprisonment up to seven years, with a fine.","Mumbai Cyber Police on Saturday registered an FIR against foreign-based EVM basher Syed Shuja in connection with a video showing him making ""false, baseless and unsubstantiated claims"" Shuja was last in the news for having addressed a press conference in London on Jan 21, 2019, with a handkerchief covering his face as he made similar claims.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-115877102,imgsize-60390,width-400,resizemode-4/115877102.jpg" +Health camps a tool for private hospitals to hike occupancy,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/health-camps-a-tool-for-private-hospitals-to-hike-occupancy/articleshow/115875971.cms,"The practice of private hospitals organising medical camps to get more inpatients has come into focus with death of four patients in Ahmedabad following angioplasty which was deemed unnecessary. Often labelled as charitable or CSR activity, in reality, camps are marketing activities for private hospitals, including large corporate hospitals that are constantly trying to push up occupancy, say industry insiders.Average occupancy in most hospital groups is about 60-70%. Footfalls in camps are closely monitored by marketing departments with calculations of what percentage of camp attendance gets converted to inpatients. There are quarterly plans for how many camps or outreach clinics have to be organised in which locations and of what specialties. These camps are not only organised within the regions where the hospitals are located but also in other states, especially states seen as promising ""catchment areas"" such as Bengal and the North-East. While some tie up with local health facilities or diagnostic set ups to provide logistical support, others have their own agents who make local arrangements.""Hospital chains organise camps in the Andamans every week, despite the population being small. Most of these hospitals fly in super-specialists who do consultations and then refer patients back to the main hospitals for procedures. They aggressively target patients with heart, and bone and joint issues. A lot of valve replacement, stenting and knee replacements are being advised. Neurology and urology camps are also popular,"" said a doctor who did not want to be identified.In places with inadequate tertiary care facilities, the camps are advertised as an opportunity for consultation with ""eminent doctors"" who are ""flying in"" to provide ""world-class healthcare"" by conducting comprehensive health evaluation to provide personalised treatment plans .The bait is often free health check-up, a few free medicines or free consultations. In some camps, consultation charges have to be paid while registration is free. Tests that cost a few hundred rupees like blood sugar, HB and BP check, ECG, weight and BMI measurement are done in the name of detecting health problems early and many are referred for ""specialised treatment or surgery"", which could cost several thousands to a few lakh rupees, to the main hospital. ""There is no external audit on whether the procedures recommended are necessary or appropriate,"" said a doctor working for a corporate hospital.The marketing departments have access to the database of patients who attended the camp and their diagnosis to follow up with reminders via emails, messages and calls. They have the responsibility of modifying the offer if the patients seem unsure. The focus is on how to increase extraction from camps, and even a 15-20% conversion to inpatients is considered decent.",Private hospitals organise medical camps to get more inpatients. Average occupancy in most hospital groups is about 60-70%. Footfalls in camps are closely monitored by marketing departments. There are quarterly plans for how many camps or outreach clinics have to be organised.,"https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-115875985,imgsize-30552,width-400,resizemode-4/115875985.jpg" +"WTC Final: What South Africa's win against Sri Lanka means for India, Australia",https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/sports/cricket/news/wtc-final-what-south-africas-win-against-sri-lanka-means-for-india-australia/articleshow/115843881.cms,"What South Africa's win against Sri Lanka means for India, Australia (Agency Photos) + +Here is a look at the updated WTC Points Table: + +Pos Team M W L T D N/R PT PCT 1 India 15 9 5 0 1 0 110 61.11% 2 South Africa 9 5 3 0 1 0 64 59.26% 3 Australia 13 8 4 0 1 0 90 57.69% 4 New Zealand 11 6 5 0 0 0 72 54.55% 5 Sri Lanka 10 5 5 0 0 0 60 50.00% 6 England 19 9 9 0 1 0 93 40.79% 7 Pakistan 10 4 6 0 0 0 40 33.33% 8 West Indies 10 2 6 0 2 0 32 26.67% 9 Bangladesh 11 3 8 0 0 0 33 25.00% + +Here is a detailed look at how the WTC Final qualifying scenarios look at the moment: + +South Africa: With their 2-0 series win over Bangladesh and a commanding 233-run victory against Sri Lanka, South Africa have overtaken Australia and moved to second place in the WTC standings with 59.26 PCT, just behind India. If they maintain their strong form in their upcoming game against Sri Lanka and the series against Pakistan, they could earn a spot in the WTC final at Lord's. + +With their 2-0 series win over Bangladesh and a commanding 233-run victory against Sri Lanka, South Africa have overtaken Australia and moved to second place in the WTC standings with 59.26 PCT, just behind India. If they maintain their strong form in their upcoming game against Sri Lanka and the series against Pakistan, they could earn a spot in the WTC final at Lord's. India: Leading the points table with 61.11 PCT, India are in a strong position to qualify for the WTC final. However, a defeat in Australia could change the scenario at any moment. The ongoing Border-Gavaskar Trophy against Australia will be pivotal, with India needing to maintain or extend their lead to ensure a top-two finish. + +Leading the points table with 61.11 PCT, India are in a strong position to qualify for the WTC final. However, a defeat in Australia could change the scenario at any moment. The ongoing against Australia will be pivotal, with India needing to maintain or extend their lead to ensure a top-two finish. Australia: Sitting in third place, Australia are under pressure to perform in the ongoing Border-Gavaskar Trophy. Their qualification chances depend on their results against India. If Australia win the series and gain enough points, they can push for a place in the final. It is still not out of their hands as four matches are yet to be played on their home soil. + +Sitting in third place, Australia are under pressure to perform in the ongoing Border-Gavaskar Trophy. Their qualification chances depend on their results against India. If Australia win the series and gain enough points, they can push for a place in the final. It is still not out of their hands as four matches are yet to be played on their home soil. Sri Lanka: After their defeat to South Africa, Sri Lanka have slipped from third to fifth in the WTC standings. They will need to secure strong results in their upcoming home series against Australia to stay in contention for the final. Nevertheless, they will need to focus on the second Test against South Africa first. + +NEW DELHI: South Africa’s dominant 233-run victory over Sri Lanka at Kingsmead propelled them to second place in the WTC standings, strengthening their case for a place in the final next year.Marco Jansen ’s record-breaking 10-wicket match haul, including a stunning 7 wickets for 42 runs in the second innings, played a pivotal role in dismantling Sri Lanka’s batting lineup.Despite a modest first-inning score of 191 all out, South Africa bounced back with an outstanding second-innings performance, with Temba Bavuma (113) and Tristan Stubbs (122) breaking records and putting on a 249-run partnership for the fourth wicket.With a declaration at 366/5, they set Sri Lanka a daunting target of 516, which the visitors could not chase, bowled out for 282.South Africa’s victory has moved them into second place on the WTC points table , surpassing Australia, and their upcoming fixtures against Sri Lanka and Pakistan will be crucial in their bid to qualify for the WTC final .Hence, with teams jostling for WTC Final spots, every match carries immense stakes in this thrilling race to Lord's.","South Africa’s dominant 233-run victory over Sri Lanka at Kingsmead propelled them to second place in the WTC standings. India are in a strong position to qualify for the WTC final, but a defeat in Australia could change the scenario at any moment. Australia are under pressure to perform in the ongoing Border- Gavaskar Trophy.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-115845467,imgsize-78740,width-400,resizemode-4/115845467.jpg" +"Health of Maharashtra caretaker CM Eknath Shinde deteriorates, placed under medical observation in his native village",https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/amidst-ongoing-suspense-over-maharashtra-cm-health-of-caretaker-cm-eknath-shinde-deteriorates-placed-under-medical-observation-at-his-native-village/articleshow/115846379.cms,"KOLHAPUR: While the suspense over whether the caretaker chief minister of Maharashtra, Eknath Shinde, is disappointed after the meeting in New Delhi with Union home minister Amit Shah is yet to be cleared, the health of Shiv Sena chief Shinde, who cancelled all his scheduled meetings and returned to his native village Dare Tamb in Satara on Friday, is reported to have deteriorated and he is kept under the medical observation of doctors.This news comes just hours after Shiv Sena leader Sanjay Shirsat on Saturday revealed that Shinde is expected to make a significant political decision within the next 24 hours, as suspense mounts over who will be the next chief minister to lead the Mahayuti-ruled state.Civil Surgeon for Satara, Dr Yuvraj Karpe, said, ""CM Shinde is facing a respiratory tract infection and is having fever, an itchy throat along with weakness. His pulse rate and blood pressure are normal. Blood samples were checked and don't show any symptoms of dengue or malaria. He was given an injectable dose on Saturday evening for bacterial infection (Monocef and Beplex saline 100ml).""When asked about the reason behind the health deterioration of Shinde, Dr Karpe said, ""He travelled a lot in the last month and also worked on his farm, resulting in exertion. We have suggested he rest for the next two days due to weakness. CM Shinde started feeling ill from Friday night. He felt better on Saturday morning but again at noon he started having a fever. We have stationed an ambulance, physician, a surgeon, and a brother along with medicines equipped in the ambulance,"" added Dr Karpe.Meanwhile, former minister from Shiv Sena, Deepak Kesarkar, arrived at Dare Tamb village to meet CM Shinde on Saturday but had to return without meeting the CM after learning about his health condition.Earlier on Friday, the Shiv Sena chief left for his native place a day after meeting Union home minister Amit Shah at his residence in Delhi. Other Mahayuti allies, Devendra Fadnavis and Ajit Pawar, and Bharatiya Janata Party chief JP Nadda were also present at the meeting.","Eknath Shinde, caretaker chief minister of Maharashtra, has a respiratory tract infection and is having fever, an itchy throat along with weakness. He was given an injectable dose on Saturday evening for bacterial infection (Monocef and Beplex saline 100ml) Shiv Sena leader Sanjay Shirsat on Saturday revealed that Shindes expected to make a significant political decision within the next 24 hours.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-115846376,imgsize-1123394,width-400,resizemode-4/115846376.jpg" +CBSE Board Exam Time table 2025 announced for class 10 and 12: Check detailed schedule here,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/education/news/cbse-board-exam-time-table-2025-announced-for-class-10-and-12-check-detailed-schedule-here/articleshow/115496355.cms,"CBSE Board Exam Date sheet 2025 announced + +CBSE Board Exam Date Sheet 2025: + +CBSE Secondary School Examination 2025 (CBSE Class 10) + +CBSE Senior School Certificate Exam 2025 (CBSE Class 12) + +CBSE Board Exam Date Sheet 2025 for class 10 + +Date and Time + + + +Subject Code + + + +Subject Name + + + +Saturday, 15th February, 2025 + + + +10:30 AM - 01:30 PM + + + +101 + + + +English (Communicative) + + + +184 + + + +English (Language and Literature) + + + +Monday, 17th February, 2025 + + + +10:30 AM - 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12:30 PM + + + +049 + + + +Painting + + + +050 + + + +Graphics + + + +051 + + + +Sculpture + + + +052 + + + +Applied Art (Commercial Art) + + + +Wednesday, 19th March, 2025 + + + +10:30 AM - 01:30 PM + + + +30 + + + +Economics + + + +Thursday, 20th March, 2025 + + + +10:30 AM - 12:30 PM + + + +034 + + + +Hindustani Music (Vocal) + + + +Friday, 21st March, 2025 + + + +10:30 AM - 01:30 PM + -: The Saga of the -Mysore Interregnum +045 -1761-1799 -The History of India (V) c. 1550-1605 -NEW DELHI: External affairs minister (EAM) S Jaishankar attended the launch of historian Vikram Sampath 's book Tipu Sultan at the India Habitat Centre in Delhi on Saturday.During his address at the event, Jaishankar described Tipu Sultan as a ""very complex figure in history."" ""Tipu Sultan is actually a very, very complex figure in history. On the one hand, he has the reputation as a key figure who resisted the British colonial control over India, and it is a fact that his defeat and death can be considered a turning point when it came to the fate of peninsular India,"" Jaishankar said.He also pointed out that in Tipu Sultan’s case, a ""particular narrative"" has been promoted over the years, which has largely focused on his anti-British stance while downplaying other dimensions of his rule.""History in all society is complicated, and the politics of the day often indulges in cherry-picking facts. To a considerable extent that has happened in the case of Tipu Sultan,"" he remarked. According to Jaishankar, this narrative focuses on the ""Tipu-English binary"" while excluding a broader and more nuanced understanding of his role in history.The EAM noted that the current political environment in India has allowed for ""alternative perspectives"" on historical figures like Tipu Sultan to emerge. He said, ""In the last decade, the changes in our political dispensation have encouraged the emergence of alternative perspectives and balanced accounts. We are no longer prisoners of a vote bank, nor is it politically incorrect to bring out inconvenient truths. There are many more subjects on which the same degree of objectivity is needed.""Jaishankar discussed the importance of studying history with an open mind and engaging in genuine debates. He emphasized that a pluralistic society and vibrant democracy require objective accounts of history. He suggested that much of India’s past has been edited to suit specific political or ideological purposes. ""How much of our past has been airbrushed, how awkward issues have been glossed over, how facts are tailored for regime convenience—these are basic questions which confront us all today,"" he said.Referring to Tipu Sultan’s actions in different regions, Jaishankar noted that opinions about him remain divided. While many remember him for resisting British colonial control, others have strong negative sentiments about his rule, particularly in regions like Mysore, Coorg, and Malabar.He acknowledged that Tipu Sultan’s resistance to the British was significant, saying, ""There can be no doubt that Tipu Sultan was fiercely and almost consistently anti-British. But how much of it was inherent and how much a result of their allying with his local rivals, that is difficult to distinguish.""The minister also highlighted Tipu Sultan’s alliances with foreign powers, which complicate a straightforward interpretation of his legacy. ""To counter British ambitions, Tipu Sultan had no hesitation in collaborating with the French and that makes a ‘straightforward anti-foreign narrative’ very difficult to assert,"" he said.Touching upon Tipu Sultan’s foreign policy, Jaishankar said Tipu reached out to the rulers of Turkey, Afghanistan, and Persia for support, often on the basis of shared religious ties. He noted that this reflects the historical context of the time, where the modern sense of nationhood was absent. ""Perhaps the truth is that the sense of nationhood, all of us have now, was simply not there then,"" he observed.Jaishankar praised Vikram Sampath’s book for providing a detailed and ""balanced"" account of Tipu Sultan’s life and the era he lived in. He said the book goes beyond being a simple biography, offering insights into politics, strategy, administration, sociology, and diplomacy. ""To call Sampath's book a biography would be a serious understatement. It is something very much more, capturing the flavour of a fast-moving and complicated era but offering insights into politics, strategy, administration, sociology and even diplomacy,"" he said.He also appreciated the challenges Sampath might have faced in presenting a more comprehensive view of Tipu Sultan, given the strong existing narratives. He emphasized that the book allows readers to make their own judgments by presenting a detailed context.Jaishankar concluded by reiterating the importance of objective historical accounts. He shared his perspective as someone who has experienced what he calls politically influenced historical narratives during his education. ""As a product myself of an institution that was at the centre of these politically driven endeavours, I could well appreciate the need to present an actual representation of history,"" he said.Jaishankar spoke about selective narratives at a time when, as part of the syllabus ""rationalization"" process, NCERT last year removed significant portions of Mughal history from its textbooks for Classes 7-12. As a result, Mughal history is now briefly covered in Class 7, touched upon in Class 8, omitted entirely in Classes 9 to 11, and included in a shortened form in Class 12.This reduction is not limited to school education. At the undergraduate level, Delhi University’s BA History Honours program has also revised its curriculum to exclude references to the Mughals. In the 2019-20 academic year, the syllabus for Semester 4 dropped the topic The Consolidation of Mughal Rule under Akbar from the course. This topic had previously covered Akbar’s military campaigns, administrative reforms, and responses to revolts and resistance."," External affairs minister (EAM) S Jaishankar attended the launch of historian Vikram Sampath's book Tipu Sultan at the India Habitat Centre in Delhi on Saturday. During his address at the event, Jaisankar described Tipuultan as a ""very complex figure in history"" He said the current political environment in India has allowed for ""alternative perspectives"" on historical figures.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-115858304,imgsize-796892,width-400,resizemode-4/115858304.jpg" -"Congress slams government, says stagnant wages led to economic slump",https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/congress-slams-government-says-stagnant-wages-led-to-economic-slump/articleshow/115856975.cms,"NEW DELHI: Congress on Saturday attacked the Modi govt over India's economic growth slowing to near two-year low with the party's general secretary in-charge of communications Jairam Ramesh saying that the GDP growth figures released on Friday for July-Sept are much worse than anticipated, with India recording a measly 5.4% growth and consumption similarly growing by an unimpressive 6%.""The PM and his cheerleaders are wilfully blind to the causes of this sharp slowdown, but a new report on 'Labour Dynamics of Indian States' released by a leading Mumbai-based financial information services company, India Ratings and Research, reveals its real cause: stagnant wages,"" Ramesh said in a statement.He went on to highlight that that the report uses Periodic Labour Force Survey data to show that overall real wage (adjusted for price rise in each state) growth at the national level has been flat at 0.01% over the last five years.""In fact, workers in Haryana, Assam, and UP have seen their real wages decline in the same period. This is hardly the exception - nearly every piece of evidence points to this same damning conclusion: that the average Indian can buy less today than they could 10 years ago. This is the ultimate root cause for India's growth slowdown, and multiple sources of data have now confirmed this wage stagnation,"" he alleged.""The fundamental cause for this is stagnant wages for crores of workers. How long will this grim reality continue to be ignored? The people of India continue to live in hope while the Prime Minister generates hype,"" he said.",India recorded a measly 5.4% growth and consumption similarly growing by an unimpressive 6% in July-Sept. Congress on Saturday attacked the Modi govt over India's economic growth slowing to near two-year low. Party's general secretary in-charge of communications Jairam Ramesh said that the GDP growth figures were much worse than anticipated.,"https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-115856980,imgsize-39450,width-400,resizemode-4/115856980.jpg" -"In top 'clean' cities, air is not so fresh, data shows",https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/in-top-clean-cities-air-is-not-so-fresh-data-shows/articleshow/115855837.cms,"NEW DELHI: Indore may be the cleanest city in India, having secured the top rank seven times in a row, but when it comes to air quality, it reported a 21% rise in the level of the pollutant PM10 in 2023-24 compared to 2017-18. The city joined 30 others including Navi Mumbai, Vizag, Cuttack, Guwahati, Gwalior, Patna, Raipur, Chandigarh and Bhopal that reported increase in the level of annual average particulate matter (PM10) - a critical air pollutant - during that period.All these 31 cities are in the list of 130 which are under National Clean Air Programme (NCAP), launched by environment ministry in Jan 2019 with an aim to improve air quality by reducing PM10 up to 40% by 2025-26 from the 2017-18 level or achieving the national standards during the period.Incidentally, Navi Mumbai was the third ranker and Vizag fourth in the list of cleanest cities after Indore and Surat in 2023. This ranking is based on the cities performance in terms of their performance in sanitation and municipal waste management. On the air quality front, Vizag reported 58% increase (second worst in the list of 31) in level of PM10 in FY 2023-24 compared to FY 2017-18 while Navi Mumbai reported 11% increase during the period.Surat, on the other hand, reported 21% reduction in the level of air pollutant in 2023-24 compared to 2017-18 but the city's PM10 continues to be much higher than the acceptable limit of 60 g/m3. Though both kinds of cleanliness - sanitation/waste and air - cannot be compared due to the very different nature of the problem, it shows that the efforts on one front may not make cities liveable unless air quality is also be taken care of by dealing with multiple other factors in neighbouring areas or in a region.On a positive note, the comparative data on level of pollutant shared by environment ministry in the Parliament, shows 97 out of 130 cities have shown improvement in air quality in terms of annual average PM10 concentrations in FY 2023-24 compared to FY 2017-18.Though 55 cities have achieved reduction of 20% or more during the period, most of them still reported higher level of pollutant than the acceptable standards. Varanasi turned out to be the best performer by reducing level of PM10 by 68%highest percentage reduction in the list of 97 - but the city still has higher level of pollutant than national ambient air quality standards (NAAQS).Total 18 out of 130 cities conform to the national ambient air quality standards in terms of PM10 during 2023-24. Among big cities, Mumbai, Kolkata, Bangalore, Delhi, Nagpur, Chennai and Surat are among others which have shown improvement but their pollutant levels are still not good enough to meet the annual average acceptable limit.","Indore reported a 21% rise in the level of the pollutant PM10 in 2023-24 compared to 2017-18. The city joined 30 others including Navi Mumbai, Vizag, Cuttack, Guwahati, Gwalior, Patna, Raipur, Chandigarh and Bhopal.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-115855873,imgsize-16328,width-400,resizemode-4/115855873.jpg" -Bangladesh carriers cancel 3 daily flights as flyer count nosedives,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/bangladesh-carriers-cancel-3-daily-flights-as-flyer-count-nosedives/articleshow/115854778.cms,"No. of B'desh-Kol flights down by half since July +Biotechnology -KOLKATA: At least two daily flights between Kolkata and Dhaka and one between Kolkata and Chittagong have been cancelled by airlines operating between the two countries as passenger count continues to nosedive in the wake of continued unrest in Bangladesh, attacks on minorities and curbs on travel due to Indian visa restrictions.Bangladesh's flag bearer, Biman Bangladesh, has cut operations between Kolkata and Dhaka from twice daily to a single flight a day. The country's private carrier, US-Bangla Airlines, has reduced the frequency to Dhaka from twice daily to once and has discontinued the flight to Chittagong.Indian carrier IndiGo still continues to operate its twice-daily schedule, but sources said the airline was closely following the situation in Dhaka. The dip in passenger loads over the past few months, which has further accentuated in recent days, was a cause for concern, they said.The number of flights from Kolkata to Dhaka/Chittagong has dipped from 125 in Sept to 97 in Nov. Consequently, the count of departing passengers has reduced from 15,479 in Sept to 12,747 in Nov. The number of arrivals to Kolkata from Bangladesh has dipped from 114 in Sept to 96 in Nov, resulting in a drop in passenger count from 12,540 in Sept to 10,121 now.Bangladeshi carriers have been the worst-hit due to the crisis in the country. Biman Bangladesh flights from Kolkata are down from 59 in July to 28 in Nov while US-Bangla Airlines has fared worse with flight departures down from 84 in July to 24 now.In contrast, IndiGo flight departures are down from 62 in July to 45 in Nov, while arrivals during this period are down from 64 in July to 44 now.While Bangladeshis who depend on Kolkata for both commerce and healthcare are majorly impacted, a section of the economy in Kolkata, particularly hotels, restaurants and hospitals that serve Bangladeshis, have been dealt a body blow. Hotel occupancy in the Marquis Street-Sudder Street belt is down to 20% while shops and restaurants in and around New Market have witnessed a 65%-70% slide in sales.""Tourism, both conventional and local, as well as business, are impacted by the ongoing turmoil there. For most middle-class Bangladeshis, India is a foreign country within reach for medical as well as religious tourism where affordability, food and language are not a barrier. Unless the situation gets resolved, everyone will feel the pinch,"" said Travel Agents' Association of India chairman (East) Anjani Dhanuka.","Bangladesh's flag bearer, Biman Bangladesh, has cut operations between Kolkata and Dhaka from twice daily to a single flight a day. The country's private carrier, US-Bangla Airlines, has reduced the frequency to Dhaka. Indian carrier IndiGo still continues to operate its twice-daily schedule.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-115854857,imgsize-40568,width-400,resizemode-4/115854857.jpg" -"Dhaka optimistic about India ties, wants concerns addressed",https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/dhaka-optimistic-about-india-ties-wants-concerns-addressed/articleshow/115854582.cms,"DHAKA: Bangladesh interim govt foreign affairs adviser Md Touhid Hossain expressed optimism on Saturday about the prospects of building a strong relationship between Bangladesh and India despite the challenges posed by recent developments even as he acknowledged that while the previous Hasina govt made efforts to address New Delhi's concerns, Dhaka's concerns remain unresolved.While saying that unresolved issues such as water-sharing and border killings still require attention, Hossain emphasised that both countries must take a realistic approach considering the post-Aug 5 situation. ""We are hopeful that we can establish a good relationship with India, protecting the interests of both nations,"" Hossain said during a roundtable discussion titled ""Bangladesh-India Relations: Expectations, Barriers, and Future"".Hossain pointed out the lack of progress on the Teesta treaty , which has been a long-standing concern for Bangladesh. ""We expect progress on this front,"" he said.He also expressed his country's strong stance against border killings, a recurring issue at the Bangladesh-India border. ""These killings are unacceptable,"" he stressed, saying that this is the only border in the world where people are shot dead though a war situation does not exist. He also underscored the need to foster mutual trust .","Interim foreign affairs adviser Md Touhid Hossain expressed optimism on Saturday about the prospects of building a strong relationship between Bangladesh and India. He acknowledged that while the previous Hasina govt made efforts to address New Delhi's concerns, Dhaka's concerns remain unresolved.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-115854698,imgsize-1513808,width-400,resizemode-4/115854698.jpg" -Maharashtra government formation: Signal to Shinde? BJP says Maharashtra government oath on December 5,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/maharashtra-government-formation-signal-to-shinde-bjp-says-maharashtra-government-oath-on-december-5/articleshow/115854029.cms,"CM will be from BJP, deputies from -& Sena, says Ajit -NEW DELHI: BJP on Saturday announced that the new Mahayuti govt will be sworn in on Dec 5 in what is being seen as a signal to Eknath Shinde to make up his mind fast about joining the govt led by Devendra Fadnavis.State BJP chief Chandrashekhar Bawankule said in a post on X that the swearing-in ceremony will take place at Azad Maidan and PM Modi would attend it. ""The wait for this historic swearing-in is over. We thank the public for their support,"" Bawankule said.The announcement came after talks had paused after the three Mahayuti netas, caretaker CM Eknath Shinde, Fadnavis and Ajit Pawar met home minister Amit Shah in Delhi. The unambiguous post on X and the timing of it came as a surprise because there has been no communication between Shinde and BJP since he left Delhi and headed to his village in Satara district, after which he has been reportedly unwell.Political circles in Delhi and Mumbai were unanimous that the post was a clear message to Shinde to come around and agree to be part of the Fadnavis govt.During deliberations, Shinde had raised the issue of the awkwardness of him joining govt as deputy CM after having served as CM of Mahayuti govt. Sources said Shah is learned to have told him calmly that even Fadnavis, an ex-CM, had joined him as deputy and it was not a decision Fadnavis took on his own but because he was asked to do so by the party.BJP's confidence is based on the numbers it has in the assembly: 132 plus five independents, which with Ajit's support swells to a daunting 178, putting the ball in Shinde's court.NCP chief Ajit Pawar on Saturday reiterated the CM would be from BJP and there would be two deputy chief ministers, one from NCP and the other from Shiv Sena However, Sena would, in addition to seeking the deputy CM's post, keep up its demand for the home portfolio and for retaining all the nine ministries it held in the Shinde-led govt, a Sena functionary said. These include the industries and urban development departments.Asked about Sena's demand for the home portfolio, Ajit Pawar said, ""It's the CM's prerogative to decide portfolios. There is no tug-of-war regarding portfolios.""Shiv Sena's Sanjay Shirsat justified the party's demand. ""When BJP held the deputy CM's post, they got the home portfolio. So it's only fair that we insist on it. If there is a dashing leader in charge of the home department, it will keep rioters at bay,"" he said.The Sena functionary said there are no backchannel talks or negotiations going on with BJP and any formula will only be discussed when Shinde, Fadnavis and Ajit Pawar meet in person.""Before the meeting with Union home minister Amit Shah in New Delhi, CM Shinde had made it clear he was wholeheartedly accepting of their decision on the next CM. In the Delhi meeting, no name for CM was announced. It was only indicated that the CM will be from BJP. It was decided that the exact formula will be decided by CM Shinde, Fadnavis and Ajit Pawar in Mumbai and then reported to New Delhi. After CM Shinde's return from Delhi there has been no communication with BJP or NCP, and BJP hasn't elected its own legislature party leader,"" the Sena functionary said.In the outgoing govt, CM Shinde headed urban development department. Gulabrao Patil helmed water supply and sanitation, Dada Bhuse led ports and mining, Uday Samant was industries minister and Tanaji Sawant had public health and family welfare portfolio, among others.The Sena functionary said, ""Our ministers got only 2.5 years in this govt so they need more time to perform. Sena is clear on this. Whether CM Shinde is the DCM or he nominates someone else is his decision.""Meanwhile, Sena (UBT) chief Uddhav Thackeray said, ""Before the MVA govt was formed, they declared President's rule. Now after such a massive majority, the Mahayuti govt has still not been formed. The term of the assembly is over. Why hasn't President's rule been declared?"" Thackeray took a dig at Shinde's trip to his village in Satara on Friday. ""After such a massive majority, some people are going to their fields instead of Raj Bhavan,"" he said.Shiv Sena (UBT)'s Sanjay Raut said, ""Shinde looks uneasy, both mentally and physically. The smile on his face and twinkle in his eyes is gone. It's like he was offered something which has been taken away,"" Raut said.Shiv Sena's Shirsat hit back at Raut, saying, ""After this verdict, it's clear to us whose mental balance has been affected.""","BJP chief Chandrashekhar Bawankule says swearing-in ceremony will take place at Azad Maidan. Announcement came after talks had paused after the three Mahayuti netas, caretaker CM Eknath Shinde, Fadnavis and Ajit Pawar met home minister Amit Shah in Delhi.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-115854215,imgsize-61826,width-400,resizemode-4/115854215.jpg" -"Free Iskcon monk, protectminorities: RSS to Bangladesh",https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/free-iskcon-monk-protectminorities-rss-to-bangladesh/articleshow/115853728.cms,"NEW DELHI: Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) has called upon Bangladeshi authorities to take decisive steps in curbing violence against minorities and ensuring justice for the victims and immediate release of those unjustly imprisoned, including religious leader Chinmoy Krishna Das.In a statement by general secretary Dattatreya Hosabale on Saturday, RSS also asked the Indian govt to intensify diplomatic efforts to address the situation, which includes engaging with international institutions and govts to highlight the plight of minorities in Bangladesh and mobilising global support.Demanding an immediate stop to atrocities against Hindus and release of Das, Hosabale said: ""RSS strongly condemns these acts. Instead of taking appropriate steps to stop these incidents, the present govt of Bangladesh and other concerned agencies have remained a mute spectator. Out of helplessness, when Bangladeshi Hindus resorted to raising their voice democratically for self-protection, to suppress their voice, a new phase of injustice and oppression has visibly emerged,"" adding that the arrest was unfair, and called ""upon govt of Bangladesh to immediately stop the atrocities being committed against Hindus and release Pujya Shri Chinmoy Krishna Das ji from the prison.""RSS also appealed to the Indian govt to continue efforts to stop attacks on Hindus and take necessary steps as soon as possible to build global opinion in its support.",Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) calls upon Bangladeshi authorities to take decisive steps in curbing violence against minorities. RSS also asked the Indian govt to intensify diplomatic efforts to address the situation.,"https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-115853752,imgsize-116942,width-400,resizemode-4/115853752.jpg" -Delhi Air Pollution: Delhi's Deteriorating Air Quality Amid Plummeting Temperatures,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/delhi/delhis-deteriorating-air-quality-amid-plummeting-temperatures/articleshow/115779052.cms,"NEW DELHI: The city's air quality has continued to be ‘very poor' as the minimum temperature has started sliding.While consistent winds kept Delhi's skies clear and blue, the air quality index (AQI) still hovered at the lower level of the ‘very poor' category, and has worsened since Wednesday.On Thursday, Delhi saw the season's coldest night when the minimum temperature was 10.1 degrees Celsius, the lowest so far.On Nov 21, the city recorded 10.2 degrees Celsius.Forecasts indicate the minimum could fall below 10 degrees Celsius on Friday, before showing a slight increase of 1-2 degrees Celsius during the weekend.Meanwhile, the air quality saw a slight deterioration over the day.The AQI was 313 at 9am, which deteriorated to 324 by 3pm. The city's 24-hour average AQI reached 325 ('very poor') at 4pm, according to the Central Pollution Control Board's (CPCB) daily national bulletin.This was a deterioration from Wednesday's reading of 303 ('very poor').Weather analysts noted consistent wind speeds of 10-12 km/hr during both days, but predict reduced speeds over the weekend due to an approaching western disturbance. ""The winds will slow down within the next two to three days, going calm. This will impact the air quality negatively,"" said an official from the India Meteorological Department (IMD).IITM's Air Quality Early Warning System for Delhi (EWS) has predicted: ""The air quality is likely to be in the Very Poor category from November 29, 2024, to December 1, 2024. The outlook for the subsequent six days: The air quality is likely to be in the Very Poor category.""By 6pm, while most of the monitored air quality stations by CPCB were within the upper limit of the very poor category, Mundka was in the severe level with an AQI of 405.IMD also reported shallow fog with minimum visibility of 600 metres at Safdarjung at 7.30am.A notable decrease in minimum temperature has occurred over four days, influenced by cold northwesterly winds. Records show temperatures of 14 degrees Celsius on Nov 25, 11.9 degrees Celsius on Nov 26, and 10.4 degrees Celsius on Nov 27. Some stations registered even lower temperatures.Lodhi Road recorded 9.2 degrees Celsius and Narela 9.8 degrees. Although Safdarjung typically experiences sub-10 degrees Celsius temperatures by the end of Nov, this year's decline arrived later, due to a delayed winter.According to the records, Nov's lowest minimums were 9.2 degrees Celsius on Nov 23, 2023, 7.3 degrees Celsius on Nov 29, 2022, and 9.2 degrees Celsius on Nov 24, 2021, and 6.3 degrees Celsius on Nov 23, 2020.Thursday's maximum temperature reached 27.3 degrees Celsius, one degree above normal and 0.3 degrees Celsius higher than Wednesday. Weekend forecasts suggest maximum temperatures around 25 degrees Celsius.","On Thursday, Delhi saw the season's coldest night when the minimum temperature was 10.1 degrees Celsius. Forecasts indicate the minimum could fall below 10 degrees Celsius on Friday, before showing a slight increase of 1-2 degrees Celsius during the weekend. Meanwhile, the air quality saw a slight deterioration over the day.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-115789031,imgsize-729262,width-400,height-225,resizemode-72/115789031.jpg" -World Chess Championship: Gukesh gets early wakeup call as Ding Liren takes exciting win in Game 1,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/sports/chess/world-chess-championship-gukesh-gets-early-wakeup-call-as-ding-liren-takes-exciting-win-in-game-1/articleshow/115686808.cms,"D Gukesh and Ding Liren during game one of the WCC on Monday. (Photo by Roslan Rahman/AFP via Getty Images) +073 -THE MOVES: -D Gukesh was ready to pounce, but he was not fully prepared for the counter-attack.Reigning world champion Ding Liren , 32, gave the 18-year-old Indian challenger a 'wake up and smell the coffee' moment in the opening battle of the 14-game World Chess Championship match in Singapore on Monday.The world No. 23 Chinese, who had accepted that he was an underdog, won in 42 moves of French defense Steinitz variation against an opponent who is world No. 5 and in red-hot form.It was a nervy contest, rich in nuances and high on spirit. For almost five hours, the followers were glued to their gadgets and apparently so was Ding, supposedly recovering from mental cobwebs. In the process, it was Gukesh's turn to get trapped.The winless run of 300-plus days didn't stop Ding from scoring his third career classical win against Gukesh - and all of them have come with black pieces. Gukesh is yet to score a classical win against the Asian giant and if he wants to avoid tiebreaks of shorter time controls, he has to win at least twice now to seal the deal. Gukesh did not make any dramatic mistakes or blunders; but there were oversights. Ding was more accurate and alert and raised the bar with good moves that his younger opponent didn't envisage at clutch moments.Once a regular opening, the French defense became extremely rare at the World Championship level since the 1978 Match onwards. And Ding last tried it against Nepo last year in the seventh game, also with black, and lost it. But this specific line - Classical Steinitz variation (named after the first ever world champion) was the first occurrence at this stage.Only one pawn and a knight were off the board till the 25th move as the players tried to wrest control. Though Ding castled late (31st move), his two knight moves (18..Nb2 and 32..Nd3) had precision written all over. Ding acknowledged it was a great win, but he was lucky too. ""I was worse out of the opening but overall, I played well. I thought he (Gukesh) might get nervous at the start of the match and hence I tried to play something unusual that I have not tried recently. And it worked to perfection.""Gukesh accepted that it's not a great start in his bid to become the youngest monarch of the sport. ""All depended on alertness,"" he said at the press conference later. ""I made a tactical oversight (GM and commentator Judit Polgar thought the mistakes were strategic). It can happen. I expected nothing else but the best version of Ding. Now, it gets more exciting since I am trailing.""Saying that he was playing on his own (out of the book) after Ding's 10th move that led to his first long thought, with stretched for almost 21 minutes, the Indian emphasised that his gameplan for the remaining contest won't change much. He intends to play with good energy and according to the positions and not be ultra-defensive.For the first 10 moves, Gukesh took just 90 seconds and Ding almost 50 minutes - the pawn move needing 28 minutes and a queen-push a further 15. But 12 moves later, Ding had the clock advantage (29 mins in hand for 28 moves to Gukesh's 24). And finally, it led to Gukesh needing to make seven moves in 45 seconds to reach the 40-move mark.1.e4 e6 2.d4 d5 3.Nc3 Nf6 4.e5 Nfd7 5.f4 c5 6.Nce2 Nc6 7.c3 a5 8.Nf3 a4 9.Be3 Be7 10.g4 Qa5 11.Bg2 a3 12.b3 cxd4 13.b4 Qc7 14.Nexd4 Nb6 15.0-0 Nc4 16.Bf2 Bd7 17.Qe2 Nxd4 18.Nxd4 Nb2 19.Qe3 Rc8 20.Rac1 Qc4 21.f5 Qd3 22.Qe1 Bg5 23.Rc2 Rc4 24.h4 Bf4 25.Qb1 Rxc3 26.Rxc3 Qxc3 27.fxe6 fxe6 28.Ne2 Qxe5 29.Nxf4 Qxf4 30.Qc2 Qc4 31.Qd2 0-0 32.Bd4 Nd3 33.Qe3 Rxf1+ 34.Bxf1 e5 35.Bxe5 Qxg4+ 36.Bg2 Bf5 37.Bg3 Be4 38.Kh2 h6 39.Bh3 Qd1 40.Bd6 Qc2+ 41.Kg3 Qxa2 42.Be6+ Kh8 white resigned.","Reigning world champion Ding Liren gave the 18-year-old Indian challenger a 'wake up and smell the coffee' moment in the opening battle of the 14-game World Chess Championship match in Singapore on Monday. The world No. 23 Chinese, who had accepted that he was an underdog, won in 42 moves of French defense Steinitz variation.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-115686780,imgsize-62146,width-400,resizemode-4/115686780.jpg" -"Health of Maharashtra caretaker CM Eknath Shinde deteriorates, placed under medical observation in his native village",https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/amidst-ongoing-suspense-over-maharashtra-cm-health-of-caretaker-cm-eknath-shinde-deteriorates-placed-under-medical-observation-at-his-native-village/articleshow/115846379.cms,"KOLHAPUR: While the suspense over whether the caretaker chief minister of Maharashtra, Eknath Shinde, is disappointed after the meeting in New Delhi with Union home minister Amit Shah is yet to be cleared, the health of Shiv Sena chief Shinde, who cancelled all his scheduled meetings and returned to his native village Dare Tamb in Satara on Friday, is reported to have deteriorated and he is kept under the medical observation of doctors.This news comes just hours after Shiv Sena leader Sanjay Shirsat on Saturday revealed that Shinde is expected to make a significant political decision within the next 24 hours, as suspense mounts over who will be the next chief minister to lead the Mahayuti-ruled state.Civil Surgeon for Satara, Dr Yuvraj Karpe, said, ""CM Shinde is facing a respiratory tract infection and is having fever, an itchy throat along with weakness. His pulse rate and blood pressure are normal. Blood samples were checked and don't show any symptoms of dengue or malaria. He was given an injectable dose on Saturday evening for bacterial infection (Monocef and Beplex saline 100ml).""When asked about the reason behind the health deterioration of Shinde, Dr Karpe said, ""He travelled a lot in the last month and also worked on his farm, resulting in exertion. We have suggested he rest for the next two days due to weakness. CM Shinde started feeling ill from Friday night. He felt better on Saturday morning but again at noon he started having a fever. We have stationed an ambulance, physician, a surgeon, and a brother along with medicines equipped in the ambulance,"" added Dr Karpe.Meanwhile, former minister from Shiv Sena, Deepak Kesarkar, arrived at Dare Tamb village to meet CM Shinde on Saturday but had to return without meeting the CM after learning about his health condition.Earlier on Friday, the Shiv Sena chief left for his native place a day after meeting Union home minister Amit Shah at his residence in Delhi. Other Mahayuti allies, Devendra Fadnavis and Ajit Pawar, and Bharatiya Janata Party chief JP Nadda were also present at the meeting.","Eknath Shinde, caretaker chief minister of Maharashtra, has a respiratory tract infection and is having fever, an itchy throat along with weakness. He was given an injectable dose on Saturday evening for bacterial infection (Monocef and Beplex saline 100ml) Shiv Sena leader Sanjay Shirsat on Saturday revealed that Shindes expected to make a significant political decision within the next 24 hours.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-115846376,imgsize-1123394,width-400,resizemode-4/115846376.jpg" -"Hardik Pandya's beast mode continues, smashes 28 runs in one over in Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy - Watch",https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/sports/cricket/news/hardik-pandyas-beast-mode-continues-smashes-28-runs-in-one-over-in-syed-mushtaq-ali-trophy-watch/articleshow/115802351.cms,"Hardik Pandya (Video grab) -WATCH: +Knowledge Tradition & Practices of India -Mumbai Indians IPL Auction Review: MI assemble a dangerous bowling attack -NEW DELHI: Hardik Pandya 's incredible form in the Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy (SMAT) continued on Friday, as the star all-rounder smashed a fiery 47 off just 23 balls to lead Baroda to a dominant seven-wicket victory over Tripura at the Holkar Cricket Stadium in Indore.Pandya's carnage included five towering sixes and three fours, with left-arm spinner P Sultan bearing the brunt in a single over that went for 28 runs. The over read: 6, 0, 6, 6, 4, 6, a display of Pandya's ruthless batting.Baroda chased down Tripura's modest 110-run target in just 11.2 overs, powered by Pandya's onslaught.This follows Pandya's similarly destructive performance against Tamil Nadu, where he clobbered 69 off 30 balls, including 29 runs in one over bowled by Gurjapneet Singh, Chennai Super Kings' latest recruit. That over also featured four consecutive sixes, underlining Pandya's lethal form.Earlier in the tournament, Pandya played two unbeaten match-winning knocks - 41 off 21 balls against Uttarakhand and 74 off 35 balls versus Gujarat. His consistent power-hitting has been a major highlight of this year's SMAT.Playing in the domestic T20 tournament after a long gap, Hardik is making his presence felt under the captaincy of elder brother Krunal Pandya Pandya's blistering form has energized Baroda's campaign, positioning them as strong contenders in this year's SMAT.",Hardik Pandya smashes 47 off just 23 balls in Baroda's seven-wicket victory over Tripura. Pandya's carnage included five towering sixes and three fours. Baroda chased down Tripura's 110-run target in just 11.2 overs.,"https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-115802431,imgsize-7856,width-400,resizemode-4/115802431.jpg" -Delhi Nursery Admission 2025-26 registration to begins today: Check important dates and documents,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/education/news/delhi-nursery-admission-2025-26-registration-edudel-nic-in-begins-today-check-important-dates-documents-required-and-more/articleshow/115751574.cms,"Delhi Nursery Admission 2025-26 -Delhi Nursery Admissions 2025: +188 -Key admission criteria for Delhi Nursery Admissions 2025 -Delhi Nursery Admissions 2025: Check complete schedule here -Event +Bhoti -Date +191 -Admission process begins +Kokborok -November 28, 2024 +820 -Last date for application submission +Electronic Technology -December 20, 2024 +825 -Uploading applicant details +Shorthand (English) -January 3, 2025 +826 -Uploading marks under the points system +Shorthand (Hindi) -January 10, 2025 +834 -First list of selected candidates +Food Nutrition & Dietetics -January 17, 2025 +Saturday, 22nd March, 2025 -Query resolution for first list +10:30 AM - 01:30 PM -January 18–27, 2025 +028 -Second list of selected candidates +Political Science -February 3, 2025 +Monday, 24th March, 2025 -Query resolution for second list +10:30 AM - 01:30 PM -February 5–11, 2025 +322 -Admission process concludes +Sanskrit Core -March 14, 2025 +Tuesday, 25th March, 2025 +10:30 AM - 01:30 PM -What is the points-based selection process in Delhi Nursery Admissions 2025? -Age Criteria for Delhi Nursery Admissions 2025 +44 -Class -Age Range -Nursery (Pre-school) +Biology -3–4 years +Wednesday, 26th March, 2025 -KG (Pre-primary) +10:30 AM - 01:30 PM -4–5 years +55 -Class 1 +Accountancy -5–6 years +Thursday, 27th March, 2025 +10:30 AM - 01:30 PM -Delhi Nursery Admissions 2025: Required documents for address proof -Ration card or smart card with the child’s name +39 -Domicile certificate of the child or parent -Voter ID (EPIC) of either parent -Aadhaar/UID card of either parent +Sociology -Electricity, water, or MTNL telephone bill in the parent’s name -Passport of the parent or child -How to apply for Delhi Nursery Admissions 2025? +Saturday, 29th March, 2025 -Get the latest news that takes place in the education sector in India. Find the extensive coverage of various topics including top universities and colleges in India, school reopening, in-depth exam analysis, and more. Stay up to date with The Times of India for the newest updates on CBSE, ICSE, Board exams, competitive exams, date sheet, admit card, exam analysis, results, admissions, colleges, etc. -The admission process for nursery, KG, and Class 1 in Delhi’s private unaided recognized schools for the 2025-26 academic year has started on November 28, 2024. Parents can register for admissions until December 20, 2024. While schools may charge a nominal registration fee of ₹25, purchasing the prospectus is optional.The selection for Delhi Nursery Admissions 2025 is primarily based on a points system that evaluates criteria such as proximity to the school, sibling status, single-parent families, girl child preference, and economically weaker sections.Here is the detailed timeline for the admission process:The point-based system is the foundation of the selection process, with schools assigning points based on criteria like distance (highest weightage), sibling status, and other factors. The first list of selected candidates will be released on January 17, followed by a query resolution period. The second list, if required, will be published on February 3, and the admission process will conclude by March 14.Candidates must meet the following age requirements as of March 31, 2025:To complete the registration process, parents need to submit valid address proof. Accepted documents include:To register for Delhi Nursery Admissions 2025, follow these steps:Step 1: Visit the official website at edudel.nic.inStep 2: Click on the link for nursery admissions.Step 3: Enter the required credentials and fill out the application form.Step 4: Upload necessary documents, such as address proof and birth certificate.Step 5: Pay the application fee of ₹25.Step 6: Submit the form and download a copy for reference.","The admission process for nursery, KG, and Class 1 in Delhi’s private unaided recognized schools for the 2025-26 academic year has started on November 28, 2024. The selection for Delhi Nursery Admissions 2025 is primarily based on a points system that evaluates criteria such as proximity to the school, sibling status, single-parent families, girl child preference, and economically weaker sections.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-115753434,imgsize-1068258,width-400,resizemode-4/115753434.jpg" -"Mahayuti government to take oath on December 5, PM Modi to attend: BJP's big announcement",https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/mahayuti-government-to-take-oath-on-december-5-pm-modi-to-attend-bjps-big-announcement/articleshow/115844510.cms,"PTI photo -Also read: +10:30 AM - 01:30 PM + + + +65 + + + +Informatics Practices + + + +83 + + + +Computer Science + + + +802 + + + +Information Technology + + + +Tuesday, 1st April, 2025 + + + +10:30 AM - 01:30 PM + + + +27 + + + +History + + + +Wednesday, 2nd April, 2025 + + + +10:30 AM - 01:30 PM + + + +104 + + + +Punjabi + + + +105 + + + +Bengali + + + +106 + + + +Tamil + + + +107 + + + +Telugu + + + +108 + + + +Sindhi + + + +109 + + + +Marathi + + + +110 + + + +Gujarati + + + +111 + + + +Manipuri + + + +112 + + + +Malayalam + + + +113 + + + +Odia + + + +114 + + + +Assamese + + + +115 + + + +Kannada + + + +116 + + + +Arabic + + + +117 + + -NEW DELHI: Maharashtra BJP chief Chandrashekar Bawankule on Saturday said the new Mahayuti government would be sworn in on December 5, even as the suspense over the CM's face remains largely intact.""The oath-taking ceremony of the Mahayuti Government in Maharashtra will be held in the presence of Honourable Prime Minister Narendra Modi Ji on Thursday, December 5, 2024, at 5 PM at Azad Maidan, Mumbai,"" state BJP chief Chandrashekhar Bawankule stated on X on Saturday evening.Bawankule's confirmation of the date comes hours after Shiv Sena leader Sanjay Shirsat hinted that the oath-taking event should take place on or before December 5.A series of deliberations has taken place between Mahayuti allies and BJP's top brass over the CM face and the allocations of portfolios. However, the leaders have not placed any name in the public even a week after storming back to power with an unprecedented mandate.On Thursday, Mahayuti's leadership, including caretaker CM and Shiv Sena supremo Eknath Shinde , BJP's Devendra Fadnavis and NCP's Ajit Pawar, huddled at Union home minister Amit Shah's house to expedite the state government formation talks.Before the talks at Shah's house, Eknath Shinde had expressed his complete support for the BJP leadership's choice of the next chief minister, stating he would not obstruct the process.However, his visit to his native village in Satara raised eyebrows as it reportedly delayed the finalisation of the government formation process.Speaking on Shinde's visit, Shirsat said: ""Whenever Eknath Shinde thinks that he needs some time to think he goes to his native village.""""By tomorrow evening, he (Eknath Shinde) will take a big decision. It can be anything, a political decision. The oath-taking ceremony should be held before the 5th December."" ""Whenever Eknath Shinde thinks that he needs some time to think he goes to his native village,"" he told news agency ANI.The Mahayuti of BJP, Shiv Sena and the NCP won a landslide in Maharashtra completely decimating the opposition's Maha Vikas Aghadi (MVA).With 236 seats, the ruling coalition has retained power in the state with a thumping two-thirds majority in the 288-member assembly.The BJP has emerged as the biggest winner of this election winning 132 seats on its own at a whopping strike rate of nearly 90 per cent. This is 27 seats more than its tally five years back.The Shiv Sena and NCP also outperformed their rival factions in the opposition bloc. Sena with 57 seats and the NCP with 41 seats decimated the opposition, inflicting on the Congress party its worst-ever defeat in the state.","Mahayuti of BJP, Shiv Sena and the NCP won a landslide in Maharashtra completely decimating the opposition's Maha Vikas Aghadi (MVA) With 236 seats, the ruling coalition has retained power in the state with a thumping two-thirds majority in the 288-member assembly.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-115844816,imgsize-1292924,width-400,resizemode-4/115844816.jpg" -'CM face to be from BJP': Ajit Pawar reveals what went inside Mahayuti meet at Amit Shah's Delhi residence,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/cm-face-to-be-from-bjp-ajit-pawar-reveals-what-went-inside-mahayuti-meet-at-amit-shahs-delhi-residence/articleshow/115845839.cms,"NCP chief Ajit Pawar +Tibetan -Swearing-in on December 5 -NEW DELHI: Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) chief Ajit Pawar on Saturday said the next chief minister of Maharashtra will be from the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), while two deputy CMs will be from the Shiv Sena and his party.Pawar shared what transpired at Thursday's meeting that took place at Union home minister Amit Shah's house in New Delhi.""During the meeting (Delhi meeting of Mahayuti leader) it was decided that Mahayuti will form the government with CM from BJP and the remaining two parties will have DCMs... This is not the first time there has been a delay... If you remember, in 1999, one month was taken for government formation,"" Ajit Pawar told news agency ANI.On Thursday, a day after Eknath Shinde said he would accept the BJP leadership's decision on who should be the next Maharashtra CM, Mahayuti partners got down to working out details of the government, which is to be formed on December 5 . Amit Shah met three chiefs of the alliance — Eknath Shinde, Devendra Fadnavis & Ajit Pawar — on Thursday.The deliberations at Shah's residence late Thursday night saw outgoing CM Eknath Shinde signing up on the logic that BJP, with 132 MLAs of its own and having lined up another five, was the natural claimant for the CM's office, sources familiar with the negotiations told TOI.While Shinde did not spell out whether he would serve as deputy CM along with NCP's Ajit Pawar, BJP sources remained hopeful of persuading him to be part of a Fadnavis team, with NCP sharing the optimism.However, Shine's visit to his native village in Satara raised eyebrows as it reportedly delayed the finalisation of the government formation process.Speaking on Shinde's visit, Shirsat said: ""Whenever Eknath Shinde thinks that he needs some time to think he goes to his native village.""""By tomorrow evening, he (Eknath Shinde) will take a big decision. It can be anything, a political decision. The oath-taking ceremony should be held before the 5th December."" ""Whenever Eknath Shinde thinks that he needs some time to think he goes to his native village,"" he told news agency ANI.Meanwhile, BJP sources said if Fadnavis, a former CM, could be dy CM, then Shinde too could take up the post, adding it would send out a clear message that it is not just BJP netas who have to compromise.Maharashtra BJP chief Chandrashekar Bawankule on Saturday said the new Mahayuti government would be sworn in on December 5 in the presence of Prime Minister Narendra Modi.""The oath-taking ceremony of the Mahayuti Government in Maharashtra will be held in the presence of Honourable Prime Minister Narendra Modi Ji on Thursday, December 5, 2024, at 5 PM at Azad Maidan, Mumbai,"" state BJP chief Chandrashekhar Bawankule stated on X on Saturday evening.Bawankule's confirmation of the date comes hours after Shiv Sena leader Sanjay Shirsat hinted that the oath-taking event should take place on or before December 5.","NCP chief Ajit Pawar says the next chief minister of Maharashtra will be from the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) Two deputy CMs of the Shiv Sena and his party will also be in the government. The oath-taking ceremony of the Mahayuti Government will be held on December 5, 2024.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-115846129,imgsize-812466,width-400,resizemode-4/115846129.jpg" -"Maharashtra CM pick: Day after Mahayuti leaders' meet, Eknath Shinde goes to his village, talks on govt pushed back",https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/maharashtra-cm-pick-day-after-the-mahayuti-leaders-meet-eknath-shinde-goes-to-his-village-talks-on-govt-pushed-back/articleshow/115825022.cms,"Eknath Shinde -Maha govt formation meet unlikely before Monday +120 -A day after the Mahayuti leaders' meeting with Union home minister Amit Shah in New Delhi, caretaker CM Eknath Shinde left for his village Dare Tamb in Mahabaleshwar taluka in Satara district. Sources said the BJP is working on him to get him to accept the deputy CM's post.The swearing-in of the Maharashtra cabinet is unlikely until Dec 5 as the talks could only progress after partners agree on the return of BJP's Devendra Fadnavis as CM with nominees of Shiv Sena and NCP as the two deputies.The swearing-in was earlier expected to be held on Monday. However, the negotiations are unlikely to be wrapped up because of the preoccupation of Amit Shah, who has to balance the competing demands of Mahayuti partners with the DGPs' conference until Saturday. Sources now expect the oath-taking to be scheduled on Dec 5 at Azad Maidan both because of the tricky nature of Shah's assignment and the engagements of PM Modi, who is billed to be the star of the show.The deliberations at Shah's residence late Thursday night saw outgoing CM Eknath Shinde signing up on the logic that BJP, with 132 MLAs of its own and having lined up another five, was the natural claimant for the CM's office, sources familiar with the negotiations said.While Shinde did not spell out whether he would serve as deputy CM along with NCP's Ajit Pawar , BJP sources remained hopeful of persuading him to be part of a Fadnavis team, with NCP sharing the optimism. There also appears to be an understanding among the partners over the Speaker, an important figure when it comes to coalitions, being a BJP nominee. Significantly, Shinde dropped hints about Sena's interest in having his nominee as chairperson of the legislative council and BJP, according to sources, did not look averse to acceding to the desire as part of compensation to Shinde.The appreciation of Shinde's contribution in Mahayuti's grand return and the ""sacrifice"" he is likely to make for the sake of the unity of the alliance will not extend to BJP acquiescing in an insistence for the home department. Fadnavis would get to retain home, while Ajit Pawar is seen as a shoe-in for sixth term as finance minister of the richest and the most industrialised state.Both Shiv Sena and NCP have argued that the power-sharing arrangement cannot be worked out merely on the basis of mathematics because doing so would, for all practical purposes, mean installing a BJP regime, given that the party's own numbers are within striking distance of the magic mark of 145. However, unlike a scheme based on numbers where berths are assigned on the basis of who has got how many MLAs, crafting an arrangement expected to be based on abstract considerations like ""fairness"" and ""objectivity"" can be difficult, with each partner having notions which may not gel.In Delhi, Shinde, speaking to the media on Thursday night, said the meeting with Amit Shah and BJP president J P Nadda, along with his colleagues from the Mahayuti-Fadnavis and Ajit Pawar-was cordial. ""The meeting was to discuss govt formation. Today was the first meeting; tomorrow, a second meeting will be held in Mumbai on CM and portfolio allocation. I have already announced Shiv Sena's support to Mahayuti CM candidate, so that deadlock was resolved,"" he said.When no Mahayuti meeting happened and news came that Shinde would be in the village for the next two days, his colleague Uday Samant told media that Shinde was running a fever the past couple of days and went to his village, to a healthier environment to recuperate.Asked if Shinde would accept dy CM's post, Samant said, ""We want Shinde Saheb to be in Maharashtra politics, and he should be in govt."" Sources said there is Shani Amavasya on Saturday and Sunday, additional reasons for no action happening.BJP sources said its elected MLAs have so far not been called to Mumbai to elect the party's legislative leader. ""This meeting is likely to be held on Monday. Thereafter, the legislative heads of the three parties will meet to decide on the CM, Dy CM posts and portfolio allocation,"" sources said.BJP sources said if Fadnavis, a former CM, could be dy CM, then Shinde too could take up the post, adding it would send out a clear message that it is not just BJP netas who have to compromise.",Maha govt formation meet unlikely before Monday. Caretaker CM Eknath Shinde left for his village Dare Tamb in Mahabaleshwar taluka in Satara district. Sources said the BJP is working on him to get him to accept the deputy CM's post.,"https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-115825072,imgsize-68402,width-400,resizemode-4/115825072.jpg" -"Video: Man throws liquid on former CM Arvind Kejriwal in Delhi, held by security",https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/video-man-throws-ink-on-former-delhi-cm-arvind-kejriwal-during-padyatra-held-by-security/articleshow/115843860.cms,"NEW DELHI: A man identified as Ashok Jha threw some liquid on former Delhi chief minister and AAP national convener Arvind Kejriwal on Saturday, during his padyatra in Delhi’s Greater Kailash area.The individual was apprehended by Kejriwal’s security personnel, who managed to overpower him before the situation escalated further.According to the police, Jha, serving bus marshal at Delhi Transport Corporation's Khanpur Depot, has been detained.The AAP questioned the law and order situation after the attack and said, ""If a former CM is not safe in the capital, where will the common man go? Delhi is facing a complete law and order breakdown under BJP’s rule.""Delhi minister Saurabh Bharadwaj on Saturday alleged that the man wanted to set Kejriwal afire after throwing spirit on him during his Padyatra campaign. In a post on X, Bharadwaj also alleged that the attacker was connected with the BJP.This latest incident follows a similar attack in October, when AAP claimed that Kejriwal was targeted during a rally in Delhi. The party accused the BJP of orchestrating the attack by mobilizing its supporters to disrupt the event.Delhi BJP President Virendraa Sachdeva said that the incident was a 'political drama' orchestrated by Kejriwal ahead of Delhi elections. Sachdeva told ANI, ""I have been saying since day 1 that Arvind Kejriwal will get himself slapped and get things thrown at him. As per the information, it was just water and the person is their local worker. He has been caught in an intoxicated state. This is a political drama. This is disappointment and hopelessness. Nothing is working now so they are making such cliche moves.""Responding to the incident, BJP MP Kamaljeet Sehrawat said, ""Whenever a leader goes for a Padyatra, he comes in a very close proximity with the people. Hence, such incidents happen even after strong security. But it is the mistake of that person. He should have asked his question instead of doing this. The people are enraged because the streets are broken, drains are overflowing and the pollution level is high.""This attack is not the first of its kind that Kejriwal has faced. Back in 2016, the AAP leader was targeted with ink during a visit to Bikaner, Rajasthan, where he had attended a condolence meeting for a local AAP leader.Since his political debut in 2013, Kejriwal has faced several similar attacks.With just months left before the Delhi Assembly elections, AAP has ramped up its efforts to engage voters and strengthen its grassroots support. Kejriwal, along with senior party leaders, is actively participating in padyatras across the city, reaching out to constituents and discussing the party's agenda. These foot marches are part of the second phase of a broader strategy designed to bolster AAP's presence ahead of the polls.Kejriwal, while campaigning on Friday, announced that registration for the Rs 1,000 monthly honorarium for women under the ‘ Mukhyamantri Mahila Samman Yojana ’ will begin soon. He also accused the BJP of failing to provide essential services like uninterrupted electricity, quality healthcare, and good schools, despite governing in 22 states across the country.","Ashok Jha, serving bus marshal at Delhi Transport Corporation's Khanpur Depot, has been detained. Delhi minister Saurabh Bharadwaj alleged that the man wanted to set Kejriwal afire after throwing spirit on him during his Padyatra campaign.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-115844148,imgsize-4845404,width-400,resizemode-4/115844148.jpg" -'Sounded happy 15 minutes before suicide': What we know so far about Air India pilot Srishti Tuli's death,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/sounded-happy-15-minutes-before-suicide-what-we-know-so-far-about-air-india-pilot-srishti-tulis-death/articleshow/115841543.cms,"Tuli's family alleges foul play, as she sounded happy 15 minutes before her death. -What do we know so far about Air India pilot Srishti Tuli's suicide? -Tuli was found hanging with a data cable in her flat after a distress call to Pandit. +German -Police detained Pandit based on an FIR filed by Tuli's uncle, accusing him of abetment of suicide under Section 108 of the BNS. -Tuli’s family revealed she spoke with her mother shortly before her death and appeared happy. Her uncle said, “What went wrong in those 15 minutes is something the police have to find out.” -Tuli’s uncle claimed Pandit had coerced her into transferring Rs 15,000 last month and Rs 50,000 in November. He also allegedly made her pay for his shopping and food bills via QR codes. +121 -Pandit’s lawyer argued his client made 90 calls to Tuli while returning to Mumbai after her distressing video call. “If his intentions were wrong, why would he return and take her to the hospital?” said the lawyer. -Investigators have seized Pandit’s mobile phone and are attempting to recover deleted WhatsApp messages, which they believe could provide crucial insights into their relationship and the incident. -Pandit told the police he deleted the messages because he had threatened self-harm if Tuli died. ""When questioned about the deleted messages, he stated he had threatened self-harm if she died. Police are sceptical of his explanation and are working with forensic experts to recover the deleted content,"" a police officer told TOI. +Russian -Authorities told TOI that Tuli had been in a heated argument with Pandit before her death. On the night of the incident, she reportedly made a video call threatening self-harm. -Police are scrutinising Pandit’s failure to alert authorities about Tuli’s threats and his decision to access her flat without involving law enforcement. -Tuli and Pandit met two years ago while training as commercial pilots in Delhi. Pandit, who reportedly failed his qualification exams, is believed to have contributed to Tuli’s mental distress. +123 -NEW DELHI: As the mystery surrounding the suicide of Air India pilot, Srishti Tuli continued, her family members told TOI that she spoke to them just 15 minutes before taking the extreme step. Her boyfriend, Aditya Pandit, whose custody has been extended until 2 December, also allegedly made Tuli pay for his food and shopping bills by sending her QR codes. According to her uncle, he also made her transfer Rs 15,000 in October and Rs 50,000 in November.Meanwhile, Pandit's lawyer maintained that he was falsely implicated in the case. He claimed that after speaking with Tuli, who said that she would end her life, Pandit immediately rushed back midway from Delhi and called her at least 90 times.Tuli was found hanging in her rented flat in Mumbai's Marol area on 25 November. She had reportedly called her boyfriend, saying ""she would end her life"", shortly before the incident, as per reports by news agency PTI. Pandit upon reaching her flat found it to be locked from the inside. After calling a locksmith to open the door, Tuli was found unresponsive and later pronounced dead at Seven Hills Hospital. As per the report, no suicide note was discovered at the scene.Pandit, 27, was arrested and charged with abetment of suicide following allegations from Tuli’s uncle, who accused him of harassment, emotional abuse, and forcing her to change her dietary habits. The investigators are also working to retrieve deleted WhatsApp chats between him and Tuli, which are believed to hold critical clues about the events leading up to her death.","Sririshti Tuli was found hanging in her flat in Mumbai on 25 November. Her boyfriend, Aditya Pandit, was arrested and charged with abetment of suicide. Her uncle claimed Pandit coerced her into transferring Rs 15,000 last month and Rs 50,000 in November.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-115841546,imgsize-15822,width-400,resizemode-4/115841546.jpg" + + +Persian + + + +124 + + + +Nepali + + + +125 + + + +Limboo + + + +126 + + + +Lepcha + + + +189 + + + +Telugu Telangana + + + +192 + + + +Bodo + + + +193 + + + +Tangkhul + + + +194 + + + +Japanese + + + +195 + + + +Bhutia + + + +196 + + + +Spanish + + + +197 + + + +Kashmiri + + + +198 + + + +Mizo + + + +Thursday, 3rd April, 2025 + + + +10:30 AM - 01:30 PM + + + +064 + + + +Home Science + + + +Friday, 4th April, 2025 + + + +10:30 AM - 01:30 PM + + + +037 + + + +Psychology + + + + + +ALSO READ| + +CBSE Board Exam Date Sheet 2025 announcement details + +Early Release of the Date Sheet: + +Adequate Gap Between Subjects: + +Coordination with Entrance Exams: + +Teacher Availability for Evaluation: + +Avoidance of Subject Conflicts: + +Exam Timings: + +FAQs for CBSE Board Exam Date Sheet 2025 + +1. When will the CBSE Class 10 Board Exams 2025 start and end? + +2. What are the dates for the CBSE Class 12 Board Exams 2025? + +3. When will the detailed CBSE Board Exam Date Sheet 2025 be available? + +Get the latest news that takes place in the education sector in India. Find the extensive coverage of various topics including top universities and colleges in India, school reopening, in-depth exam analysis, and more. Stay up to date with The Times of India for the newest updates on CBSE, ICSE, Board exams, competitive exams, date sheet, admit card, exam analysis, results, admissions, colleges, etc. + +The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has released the examination schedule for the upcoming CBSE Board Exam 2025. This year, the board released the date sheet nearly 86 days before the examinations. This is a significant improvement compared to the previous year, with the timetable being made available 23 days earlier than in 2024.According to the schedule, exams forwill commence on February 15th and go on till March 18th, 2025. For the, the exams also begin on February 15th 2025 and end on April 4th, 2025. Here are the detailed time tables for both class 10 and 12-The CBSE Class 10 Board Exams for 2025 will begin on Saturday, 15th February, starting with English (Communicative) and English (Language and Literature). The exams will run until Tuesday, 18th March 2025, covering subjects like languages, science, mathematics, social science, and vocational courses. Each exam will last between 2 to 3 hours.Here's the detailed schedule-Thebegins on Saturday, 15th February 2025, with the first paper being Entrepreneurship, and ends on Friday, 4th April 2025, with the final paper being Psychology.The examinations are conducted in a single shift, typically starting at 10:30 AM. The durations of the exams vary by subject, with most lasting either 2 hours or 3 hours, depending on the subject requirements. Key subjects like Physics, Mathematics, Chemistry, and Business Studies have a 3-hour duration, while vocational and specialized subjects such as Tourism and Dance have a shorter duration of 2 hours.Check detailed CBSE Board Exam Date Sheet 2025 here-The CBSE will release the final admit cards for each students in due course of time. Exam dates for specific subjects relevant to the candidate, will be mentioned in their respective admit cards.The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) in 2025, while releasing the Board Exam Time Table for Class 10 and 12, emphasised several key considerations in the preparation of the schedule. These measures aim to facilitate a smoother experience for students and address logistical concerns:For the first time, the CBSE has released the date sheet nearly 86 days before the examinations. This is a significant improvement compared to the previous year, with the timetable being made available 23 days earlier than in 2024. This advance notice allows students ample time to prepare and plan their study schedules effectively.The CBSE has ensured that there is a sufficient gap between examinations of subjects that are generally offered by the same student.The exam dates for Class 12 students have been set keeping in mind the dates for various entrance examinations.To prevent a scenario where teachers of all subjects are absent from school simultaneously for a long period, the schedule was designed to allow a smoother evaluation process, ensuring that teaching staff remains available for grading and other necessary tasks.The CBSE has accounted for over 40,000 subject combinations, ensuring that no student will have two exams scheduled on the same day.The examinations for both Class 10 and Class 12 students will begin at 10:30 AM IST, providing a standardised start time across all exams, which can help students with consistent preparation routines.The CBSE Class 10 Board Exams will start on February 15, 2025, and end on March 18, 2025.The CBSE Class 12 Board Exams will begin on February 15, 2025, and conclude on April 4, 2025.The detailed date sheet has already been released and includes subject-specific schedules for both Class 10 and Class 12.",CBSE Board Exam Date Sheet 2025 for class 10: CBSE Secondary School Examination 2025 (CBSE Class 10) CBSE Senior School Certificate Exam 2025 ( CBSE Class 12): CBSE class 10. CBSE Board exam date sheet 2025:CBSE class 12: CBSe class 12.,"https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-115496556,imgsize-44522,width-400,resizemode-4/115496556.jpg" +Srishti Tuli Air India pilot suicide: Mumbai Police probe Aditya Pundit's deleted WhatsApp chats and video calls,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/mumbai/air-india-pilot-suicide-mumbai-police-probe-aditya-pundits-deleted-whatsapp-chatsandvideocalls-srishti-tuli/articleshow/115804661.cms,"MUMBAI: The Andheri Court on Friday extended the police custody of Delhi resident Aditya Pandit (27) until Monday.Pandit was arrested by the Powai police in connection with the abetment of suicide case of Air India pilot Srishti Tuli (25), who was found dead at her rented house near Marol Police Quarters in Mumbai on November 25.The police sought an extension of Pandit’s custody to gather more evidence and retrieve deleted WhatsApp chats between him and Srishti from his mobile phone. Investigators believe the chats may provide crucial insights into the events leading to her death.According to the Powai police, Tuli had made a video call to Pandit shortly before taking her own life.Authorities said she died following an argument with Pandit.His police custody, which began four days ago, was extended based on his alleged failure to report Tuli's threats and his decision to enter her locked house without involving law enforcement.""Pandit's arrest stems from his failure to alert the police about Tuli's threats and his decision to access her locked residence without police involvement. His position as the last person in contact with the deceased has raised suspicion about his potential involvement,"" the police stated.Before Pandit left for Delhi, Tuli had reportedly threatened self-harm. When he ignored her warnings, she allegedly made her intentions clear during a video call.""Pandit was arrested after learning that he has concealed information by deleting communications with Tuli. When questioned about the deleted messages, he stated he had threatened self-harm if she died. Police are sceptical of his explanation and are working with forensic experts to recover the deleted content,"" a police officer said.Investigators also found 10-11 phone conversations and numerous missed calls from Tuli on Pandit’s phone during the time he claimed to be returning to stop her actions.""Pandit's mobile has been seized and sent to FSL to recover the deleted data,"" officials confirmed.Tuli, who lived near Marol Police Camp in Andheri (East), was found unresponsive in her home and was later pronounced dead at Seven Hills Hospital in Marol.Initial investigations suggest she was experiencing mental distress due to alleged harassment by Pandit, who had failed to clear pilot qualification exams.""After Tuli returned from work on Sunday, she argued with Pandit, who then left for Delhi around 1am. Following this, Tuli contacted him, expressing her intentions. Pandit reportedly returned to Mumbai, found her door locked, engaged a locksmith instead of calling the police, and discovered her unresponsive. He then took her to the hospital,"" the police added.",Delhi resident Aditya Pandit (27) was arrested by the Powai police in connection with the abetment of suicide case of Air India pilot Srishti Tuli. Tuli was found dead at her rented house near Marol Police Quarters in Mumbai on November 25.,"https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-115804751,imgsize-20844,width-400,height-225,resizemode-72/115804751.jpg" +23-hour ordeal: Many Indians stranded after Gulf Air flight’s emergency landing in Kuwait,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/many-indians-stranded-after-gulf-air-flights-emergency-landing-in-kuwait/articleshow/115872638.cms,"NEW DELHI: Several Indian passengers have been left stranded at Kuwait Airport after a Gulf Air Bahrain-Manchester flight (GF5) of Dec 1 was diverted there due to a technical reason. Since Indians are not eligible for visa on arrival (VoA) in Kuwait, they were not able to leave the airport and the Indian embassy there is trying to assist them. What has added to the stranded Indians’ woes is that a meeting of Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) in Kuwait has meant that the airport hotel is not available. The embassy has managed to put them up in airport lounge.""Embassy has been informed by Gulf Air that the flight for stranded passengers from Kuwait to Manchester is tentatively scheduled at 3.30 am on Dec 2. This is being conveyed to all passengers by the Embassy team at the airport. Food and water is available for the stranded passengers at the lounges.,” The Indian embassy in Kuwait said on X (former Twitter) Sunday night.Gulf Air GF5 had taken off from Bahrain at 2.05 am on Dec 1 for Manchester where they were to land after 7.5 hours. However, a snag forced the Boeing 787 Dreamliner to instead land at Kuwait at 4.01 am (all timings local). Then the nightmare started for Indian travellers — who were travelling one-stop via Bahrain to the UK — on board this aircraft as many other foreign nationalities were eligible for VoA in Kuwait and were able to leave the airport while they got stranded there.Shivansh, a software engineer among the stranded passengers, said on X (former Twitter) almost six hours after the aircraft landed in Kuwait from his handle @shiv4nsh : “Reading (foreign minister S Jaishankar’s) Why Bharat Matters while getting stuck in Kuwait without any help. All British passport holders got their hotels sorted with VoA while Indian passport holders have been left stranded without any info, food, or any kind of help.”Sai Samrat Anandapu, anotther passenger Tweeted from his handle @SamratChintu: “I was traveling from Hyderabad to Manchester with a transit in Bahrain. Our flight started at 2.10 am, but after 1.5 hours the left engine caught fire, leading to an emergency landing in Kuwait City. We’ve been waiting for support for over six hours, but only British nationals and GCC residents have been accommodated, leaving us Indians without assistance. There are children and elderly among us, with no confirmation about our flight to Manchester. Please provide accommodation as we need to freshen up and attend to our daily needs.”The Indian embassy in Kuwait said on X (former Twitter) Sunday night: “Embassy had immediately taken up the matter with Gulf Air in Kuwait. A team from Embassy is at the airport to assist the passengers and coordinate with the airline. Passengers have been accommodated in 2 airport lounges. Efforts are being made accommodate passengers in airport hotel which is currently unavailable due to ongoing GCC Summit. It may be noted that Indian nationals do not fall under Visa on arrival facility in Kuwait. All government offices are closed today due to GCC Summit being hosted by Kuwait.”",Gulf Air GF5 had taken off from Bahrain at 2.05 am on Dec 1 for Manchester where they were to land after 7.5 hours. A snag forced the Boeing 787 Dreamliner to instead land at Kuwait at 4.01 am (all timings local) Indian nationals do not fall under Visa on arrival facility in Kuwait.,"https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-115872657,imgsize-1668491,width-400,resizemode-4/115872657.jpg" +'Hiding in another country': FIR against 'EVM hacker' Syed Shuja after EC complaint,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/hiding-in-another-country-fir-against-evm-hacker-syed-shuja-after-ec-complaint/articleshow/115864909.cms,"NEW DELHI: The Election Commission (EC) has filed a complaint leading to an FIR against Syed Shuja , who claimed he could hack electronic voting machines (EVMs) by isolating their frequency. Mumbai Cyber Police registered the case on November 30 under the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS) and IT Act, officials said.The Maharashtra chief electoral officer (CEO) lodged the complaint, terming Shuja’s claims as ""false, baseless and unsubstantiated."" The FIR was filed at the Cyber Police Station in Dakshin Mumbai.The Election Commission’s action follows a viral video where Shuja claimed he could tamper with EVMs used in Maharashtra elections. Officials confirmed that Shuja had made similar allegations in 2019, prompting another FIR filed in Delhi.""In a similar incident involving false claims, an FIR was lodged on the direction of the Election Commission against the same person in 2019 in Delhi who is hiding in some another country,"" the Maharashtra CEO’s office stated in a post on X.Delhi and Mumbai police are investigating and working to identify individuals in contact with Shuja or involved in ""malicious activities.""The EC reiterated that EVMs are standalone, tamper-proof devices and cannot connect to networks like WiFi or Bluetooth. The Supreme Court has repeatedly affirmed its confidence in EVMs.",The Election Commission (EC) filed a complaint leading to an FIR against Syed Shuja. Shuja claimed he could hack electronic voting machines (EVMs) by isolating their frequency. Mumbai Cyber Police registered the case on November 30 under the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS) and IT Act.,"https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-115864905,imgsize-958554,width-400,resizemode-4/115864905.jpg" +Fertility rate should not go below 2.1 for society to survive: RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/fertility-rate-should-not-go-below-2-1-for-society-to-survive-rss-chief-mohan-bhagwat/articleshow/115864643.cms,"Mohan Bhagwat (ANI photo) + +NEW DELHI: Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh ( RSS ) chief Mohan Bhagwat on Sunday voiced his concerns about the declining population and its implications for societal survival.Addressing an event in RSS citadel, Nagpur, Bhagwat pointed out the importance of maintaining a fertility rate above 2.1, citing modern population science .""The decline in population is a matter of concern. Modern population science says that when the fertility rate of a society falls below 2.1, that society vanishes from the earth, even without a crisis,"" Bhagwat said. He warned that several societies and languages have already been lost due to dwindling populations.He also mentioned that India’s population policy, formulated in 1998 or 2002, and acknowledged the need to prevent fertility rates from dropping below the replacement level of 2.1.""We need more than two or three because society should survive. This is what population science tells us, the number is important because society should survive,"" RSS chief added.","Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh ( RSS ) chief Mohan Bhagwat voiced his concerns about the declining population. He warned that several societies and languages have already been lost due to dwindling populations. He also mentioned that India’s population policy, formulated in 1998 or 2002.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-115864724,imgsize-723437,width-400,resizemode-4/115864724.jpg" +'Party could have won 90-100 seats if not for Ajit Pawar's NCP': Shinde Sena MLA,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/party-could-have-won-90-100-seats-if-not-for-ajit-pawars-ncp-shinde-sena-mla/articleshow/115870616.cms,"NEW DELHI: Shiv Sena MLA Gulabrao Patil claimed on Sunday that the Eknath Shinde-led party would have secured 90-100 seats in the Maharashtra Assembly elections if Ajit Pawar's NCP had not been part of the Mahayuti alliance .The Mahayuti includes the BJP, Shiv Sena led by Eknath Shinde , and NCP led by Ajit Pawar. Ajit Pawar joined the Shinde government in July 2023, where he was appointed deputy chief minister along with BJP 's Devendra Fadnavis.Patil, speaking to a regional news channel, argued that despite the alliance’s strong showing, Shiv Sena contested only 85 seats. He suggested that the exclusion of Ajit Pawar’s NCP could have resulted in a higher seat count for Shiv Sena. ""We contested only 85 seats. Without Ajitdada, we could have won 90-100 seats. Shinde never asked why Ajit Pawar-led NCP was inducted in his government,"" Patil was quoted saying by PTI.Speaking on government formation, Patil expressed confidence in Shinde's leadership, saying the caretaker chief minister was not upset. ""Our leader is large-hearted and not upset. He has achieved unprecedented success. He is a fighter who cannot be disheartened,"" Patil said.Patil, who secured a decisive victory from Jalgaon Rural with a margin exceeding 59,000 votes, added that the BJP would ultimately decide on the next chief minister's name, a decision that would be supported by Shinde and the allies.As speculation surrounding the next Maharashtra CM continues, Eknath Shinde, who had been unwell following a grueling election schedule, returned to Mumbai on Sunday from his native village, Dare Tamb, in Satara. Before leaving, Shinde reaffirmed that Mahayuti's chief ministerial candidate would be announced on Monday. ""I have already given my unconditional support to the decision of the Prime Minister, Home Minister, and BJP President, and I will support whatever they decide for Maharashtra,"" Shinde said.Shinde had met Union home minister Amit Shah in Delhi just before his departure. The meeting also saw the presence of other key Mahayuti allies, including BJP leaders Devendra Fadnavis and Ajit Pawar, and BJP President JP Nadda.The Mahayuti alliance triumphed in the November 23 elections, securing 230 of the 288 seats. The BJP led with 132 seats, followed by Shiv Sena with 57 and NCP with 41.","Gulabrao Patil claims Shiv Sena would have won 90-100 seats if Ajit Pawar's NCP had not been part of the Mahayuti alliance. Patil: ""We contested only 85 seats. Without Ajitdada, we could have won 100 seats"" Patil expressed confidence in Eknath Shinde's leadership, saying he was not upset.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-115870681,imgsize-895087,width-400,resizemode-4/115870681.jpg" +'CM will be decided on Monday ... have already given unconditional support to any decision': Eknath Shinde on Maharashtra suspense,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/cm-will-be-decided-on-monday-have-already-given-unconditional-support-to-any-decision-eknath-shinde-on-maharashtra-suspense/articleshow/115866839.cms,"Read also: + +NEW DELHI: Maharashtra caretaker chief minister and Shiv Sena chief Eknath Shinde who had taken ill after a hectic election schedule, returned to Mumbai on Sunday after recuperating in his native village, Dare Tamb, in Satara. Shinde was given a 'guard of honour' by the Satara police before flying back to the state capital.Addressing mediapersons before his departure, Shinde reiterated that the Mahayuti alliance's chief ministerial candidate would be announced on Monday. ""I have already given my unconditional support to the decision of the Prime Minister, Home Minister, and BJP President, and I will support whatever they decide for Maharashtra,"" he said.Shinde acknowledged the heavy workload during his tenure and attributed his illness to the hectic schedule and said, “I am doing good now. I had come here to rest after the hectic election schedule... I did not take any leave during my 2.5 years as the CM. People are still here to meet me. This is why I fell ill... This government will listen to the people... I have already given my unconditional support to the decision of the Prime Minister, Home Minister, and BJP President, and I will support whatever they decide for Maharashtra.”Shinde’s health had deteriorated on Friday, prompting him to cancel all scheduled meetings and return to his village. Civil Surgeon Dr Yuvraj Karpe confirmed that Shinde was suffering from a respiratory tract infection , fever, and weakness, though his vital parameters were stable.“His blood pressure and pulse rate are normal, and tests for dengue and malaria were negative. He was administered antibiotics (Monocef and Beplex saline) for a bacterial infection,” Dr Karpe said. “The CM’s exertion due to extensive travel and farm work led to his condition. We have advised him to rest for two days. An ambulance and medical team were stationed at his residence.”Despite his health concerns, Shinde appeared resolute, saying, “I am doing good now. I had come here to rest after the hectic election schedule. I did not take any leave during my 2.5 years as the CM. People are still here to meet me. This is why I fell ill. This government will listen to the people.”Shinde’s illness followed a key meeting in New Delhi on Thursday with Union Home Minister Amit Shah, BJP President JP Nadda, Deputy Chief Ministers Devendra Fadnavis and Ajit Pawar, and other Mahayuti allies. Speculation about his dissatisfaction with the meeting’s outcome remains, though Shinde has emphasised his unconditional support for the alliance’s leadership.Meanwhile, Shiv Sena leader Sanjay Shirsat revealed on Saturday that Shinde is expected to make a significant political decision within 24 hours, adding to the suspense surrounding the next CM. Former Shiv Sena minister Deepak Kesarkar also visited Shinde’s village but returned without meeting him due to his health condition .When asked about rumours that his son, Lok Sabha MP Shrikant Shinde, might be made deputy chief minister or that Shiv Sena had staked a claim for the home portfolio, Shinde remarked, ""Talks were on."" He added, ""A meeting took place in Delhi last week with (union home minister) Amit Shah, and now we three alliance partners will discuss the nitty-gritty of government formation.""",Shinde was given a 'guard of honour' by the Satara police before flying back to the state capital. He reiterated that the Mahayuti alliance's chief ministerial candidate would be announced on Monday. Shinde’s illness followed a key meeting in New Delhi on Thursday with Union Home Minister Amit Shah.,"https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-115866990,imgsize-611387,width-400,resizemode-4/115866990.jpg" +"'Devendra Fadnavis finalised as Maharashtra CM,' says BJP leader",https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/devendra-fadnavis-finalised-as-maharashtra-cm-says-bjp-leader/articleshow/115871166.cms,"Devendra Fadnavis has reportedly been finalised as Maharashtra's next chief minister, with the BJP legislature party set to meet on December 2 or 3. The new Mahayuti government's swearing-in ceremony is scheduled for December 5, with Prime Minister Narendra Modi expected to attend. + +NEW DELHI: A senior BJP leader reportedly confirmed on Sunday night that Devendra Fadnavis has been finalised as Maharashtra's next chief minister. Speaking anonymously to news agency PTI, the leader also indicated that the BJP legislature party would convene on either December 2 or December 3.""The name of Devendra Fadnavis has been finalised as the new chief minister of Maharashtra. The meeting to elect the new BJP legislature party meeting will be held on either December 2 or 3,"" the leader said in a statement to PTI.The new Mahayuti government 's swearing-in ceremony is scheduled for December 5 evening at Azad Maidan in south Mumbai, with Prime Minister Narendra Modi expected to attend the event.Fadnavis previously held the chief minister position twice, with his second tenure being brief. In the outgoing administration led by Eknath Shinde , he served as deputy chief minister.Earlier, in the day caretaker CM Eknath Shinde that the Mahayuti alliance's chief ministerial candidate would offcially be announced on Monday, while giving his unconditional support to whoever is named for the top Maharashtra post. ""I have already given my unconditional support to the decision of the Prime Minister, Home Minister, and BJP President, and I will support whatever they decide for Maharashtra,"" he said.In Mumbai, BJP leader Raosaheb Danve also said earlier that the name of Maharashtra's new chief minister has been finalised, but confirmation is awaited from the senior party leadership.This comes after the deliberations at union home minister Amit Shah 's residence late Thursday night, which saw outgoing CM Eknath Shinde signing up on the logic that BJP, with 132 MLAs of its own and having lined up another five, was the natural claimant for the CM's office, sources familiar with the negotiations said.The BJP is proceeding with caution as its coalition partners, particularly Shiv Sena, express heightened expectations following the substantial electoral success.While Shinde emphasises Mahayuti solidarity, certain alliance leaders have expressed divergent views. BJP's former Union minister Raosaheb Danve suggested that a combined electoral effort between the undivided Sena and BJP would have resulted in additional seat victories.Meanwhile, Shiv Sena legislator Gulabrao Patil suggested that his party, under Eknath Shinde's leadership, could have secured 90-100 constituencies had Ajit Pawar's NCP not been part of the coalition, prompting strong opposition from Ajit Pawar's faction.Although Shiv Sena and NCP have selected Eknath Shinde and Ajit Pawar as their respective legislature party leaders, the BJP has yet to convene its legislature party meeting to formally nominate their chief ministerial candidate.Additionally, a high-ranking Mahayuti official, as quoted by PTI, indicated that the coalition partners will collectively determine whether December 5 will witness only the swearing-in of the chief minister and deputy chief ministers, or if it will include ministers as well.",A senior BJP leader reportedly confirmed on Sunday night that Devendra Fadnavis has been finalised as Maharashtra's next chief minister. The leader also indicated that the BJP legislature party would convene on either December 2 or December 3. The new Mahayuti government's swearing-in ceremony is scheduled for December 5.,"https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-115871166,imgsize-494936,width-400,resizemode-4/115871166.jpg" +'What a tragedy': Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar says history manipulated to credit select few for Independence,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/what-a-tragedy-vice-president-jagdeep-dhankhar-says-history-manipulated-to-credit-select-few-for-independence/articleshow/115868159.cms,"NEW DELHI: Vice president Jagdeep Dhankhar on Sunday expressed disappointment over what he called the 'distortion' of India’s history, criticising the selective glorification in history books that attributes India’s independence to a few individuals while neglecting the contributions of others.Addressing the 138birth anniversary celebration of Raja Mahendra Pratap Singh at Bharat Mandapam in New Delhi, Dhankhar said, ""Our history books have done injustice to our heroes. Our history has been manipulated and doctored, creating a monopoly of a few who are credited with gaining us independence. It is an unbearable pain on our conscience. It is a burden on our soul and heart""He called for significant changes in historical narratives and pointed to the commemoration of the first Bharat Sarkar in 1915 as a fitting occasion to reflect on these issues.Describing Raja Mahendra Pratap Singh as a natural diplomat, statesman, visionary, and nationalist, the vice-president lauded his patriotism and foresight.Dhankhar highlighted the contributions of unsung heroes like him, whose sacrifices and vision for the nation have been overshadowed in historical narratives. He called this neglect a ""travesty of justice"" and highlighted the importance of rectifying historical misrepresentation to give due credit to those who laid the foundations of India’s independence.Expressing his disappointment at the lack of recognition for many freedom fighters, he said, ""hat a travesty of justice, what a tragedy. In the 75th year of our independence, we have failed-miserably failed-to acknowledge the heroic feats of great men like Raja Mahendra Pratap Singh. Our history has not given him the place he deserves. The foundations of our independence, built on the supreme sacrifices of people like him and other unsung or lesser-sung heroes, have been misrepresented.""Criticising the selective glorification in historical narratives, Dhankhar said, ""We cannot nurture our history by indulgently crediting a few while marginalising others who played pivotal roles. It is imperative to present unvarnished historical accounts to inspire patriotic fervour in this generation and those to come.""Dhankhar also touched upon the importance of farmers’ welfare in the nation’s economic progress. He linked the well-being of farmers to India’s goal of becoming a developed nation by 2047 and called upon farmers to resolve their issues through dialogue.He said, ""We must remember not to fight amongst ourselves or deceive our own people, that is what we reserve for our enemies. Our people must be embraced. How can anyone rest when farmers’ issues remain unresolved?""",Vice president Jagdeep Dhankhar expressed disappointment over what he called the 'distortion' of India's history. Criticised the selective glorification in history books that attributes India’s independence to a few individuals while neglecting the contributions of others.,"https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-115868161,imgsize-723572,width-400,resizemode-4/115868161.jpg" +'New thinking needed': Rahul Gandhi slams Centre over low GDP growth rate,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/new-thinking-needed-rahul-gandhi-slams-centre-over-low-gdp-growth-rate/articleshow/115869772.cms,"Congress leader Rahul Gandhi (File photo) + +NEW DELHI: Rahul Gandhi , leader of opposition in Lok Sabha, took a swipe at the central government on Sunday over the dip in Gross Domestic Product (GDP) growth rate, which slumped to seven-quarter low of 5.4 per cent.Criticising the government over the concerning GDP data, the Congress leader claimed that the "" Indian economy cannot progress as long as only handful of billionaires are benefitted from it, while the farmers, labourers and middle class are struggling with various economic distresses"".Rahul Gandhi listed also out the different data to substantiate its claims and said that in the ""last five years, the income of laborers, employees and small businessmen has either stagnated or reduced significantly""."" Retail inflation has risen to a 14-month high of 6.21 per cent. The price of potatoes and onions has increased by almost 50 per cent this year compared to October last year. Rupee has reached its lowest level of 84.50. Unemployment has already broken the record of 45 years,"" Rahul Gandhi wrote on X.Rahul Gandhi claimed that demand has also taken a hit due to fall in income.He said due to measures like demonetisation and introduction of GST, the share of manufacturing in the economy has fallen to its lowest in 50 years.""Demand has also declined due to reduced income. The share of cars priced below Rs 10 lakh in sales has dropped to less than 50 per cent, from 80 per cent in 2018-19. The share of affordable homes in total sales has dropped to around 22 per cent from 38 per cent last year. The demand for FMCG products is already declining,"" he said.The Congress leader furhter wrote: ""The share of corporate tax has decreased by 7 per cent in the last 10 years, while income tax has increased by 11 per cent. Due to demonetisation and GST, the share of manufacturing in the economy has fallen to just 13 per cent, the lowest in 50 years. In such a situation, how will new job opportunities be created?""Based on the data he shared, the Congress leader said the ""India's economy needs a new thinking and a new deal as businesses is an important part of it. Everyone will get an equal opportunity to move forward, only then will the wheel of our economy move forward"".Data released by the National Statistics Office on Saturday showed GDP grew by 5.4 per cent in the three months to September, slower than the 6.7 per cent in the April-June period and below the 8.1 per cent recorded in the second quarter of 2023-24.","Rahul Gandhi took a swipe at the central government over the dip in Gross Domestic Product (GDP) growth rate, which slumped to seven-quarter low of 5.4 per cent. The Congress leader claimed that the Indian economy cannot progress as long as only handful of billionaires are benefitted from it.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-115870094,imgsize-836527,width-400,resizemode-4/115870094.jpg" 'Very unfortunate that such an incident happened inside the Army campus': Manipur CM Biren Singh on missing Meitei man,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/very-unfortunate-that-such-an-incident-happened-inside-the-army-campus-manipur-cm-biren-singh-on-missing-meitei-man/articleshow/115847065.cms,"Manipur CM N Biren Singh NEW DELHI: Manipur chief minister N Biren Singh on Saturday expressed deep concern over the disappearance of 56-year-old Meitei man Laishram Kamalbabu from the Leimakhong Army camp, calling the incident “very unfortunate.” He criticised the event occurring within the Army campus and assured that both the central and state governments are prioritising efforts to locate Kamalbabu.""The Central government has asked the concerned authority to find out the person's whereabouts and the state govt has also sent the team in search of the missing person. Our common agenda is to find the missing person and it is very unfortunate that such an incident happened inside the Army campus,"" he said.Kamalbabu, who had been supervising work for a contractor with the Military Engineering Services (MES) at the Leimakhong military station, went missing on November 25. He had left his home in Imphal West at 9 am for work, but failed to return later that afternoon. His family reported his disappearance after attempts to contact him failed. Kamalbabu’s younger brother filed a missing person's report, stating that Kamalbabu had been seen inside the Army campus, accompanied by a Nepali individual, before his phone was switched off.The Indian Army had launched an extensive search operation, which includes ground combing, drone surveillance, and aerial platforms in the military station and surrounding villages. The defence public relations office confirmed that the search was ramped up after they received the missing person report, which came on the evening of November 25. Despite these efforts, Kamalbabu’s whereabouts remain unknown.A joint action committee, formed by local residents, staged a sit-in protest in Imphal West on Wednesday, demanding that the Army ensure Kamalbabu’s safe return. The protesters insisted that the Indian Army be held accountable for the incident, calling for immediate action to locate the missing man.Chief minister Biren Singh said that the Army holds responsibility for tracing Kamalbabu, especially considering the gravity of the situation. He acknowledged the ongoing unrest caused by the incident, coming on the heels of another tragedy in Jiribam, where three women and three children were killed. Singh confirmed that the state government, alongside the Army, has been in touch with central officials to expedite the search.","Laishram Kamalbabu, 56, went missing from the Leimakhong Army camp on November 25. His family reported his disappearance after attempts to contact him failed. The Indian Army had launched an extensive search operation, which includes ground combing, drone surveillance and aerial platforms.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-115847052,imgsize-1025163,width-400,resizemode-4/115847052.jpg" -Maharashtra government withdraws Rs 10 crore grant to Waqf Board; Fadnavis says order to be investigated,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/maharashtra-government-withdraws-rs-10-crore-grant-to-waqf-board-fadnavis-says-order-to-be-investigated/articleshow/115809060.cms,"Devendra Fadnavis (File photo) +Tipu Sultan anti-British but evokes strong adverse sentiments in many regions: Jaishankar on the 'complex figure',https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/tipu-sultan-anti-british-but-evokes-strong-adverse-sentiments-in-many-regions-jaishankar-on-the-complex-figure/articleshow/115857976.cms,"Photo/PTI -NEW DELHI: The Maharashtra government on Friday withdrew its earlier order granting an additional funding of Rs 10 crore to the Waqf board. Deputy chief minister Devendra Fadnavis said that it was not it was not appropriate for the administration to issue a GR disbursing funds to the Waqf Board when a caretaker government was in place. He said that after a new government is formed the matter will be investigated.A government resolution (GR) issued on Thursday allocated Rs 20 crore for the strengthening of the Maharashtra State Waqf Board in 2024-25, with Rs 2 crore already disbursed. The Chief Executive Officer of the Board has been instructed to ensure that the expenditure remains within the prescribed norms.The Maharashtra BJP, clarified that the decision was made by administrative officers and stated that the GR had been scrapped following strong opposition from the BJP. The party reiterated its stance that the Waqf Board has no place in the Constitution.""Fake news that the BJP-Mahayuti government has given funds of 10 crores to the Maharashtra Waqf Board immediately is spreading. This wrong decision was taken mutually by the officials at the administrative level. But this decision has now been canceled after strong opposition from BJP leaders,"" BJP Maharashtra said in a post on X.Following the recent state assembly elections, in which the BJP secured 132 seats, the Shiv Sena 57, and the NCP 41, the BJP opposed the GR, asserting that it was an administrative decision.The Waqf Amendment Bill, 2024, which aims to reform Waqf property management, is on the government’s agenda. The Joint Parliamentary Committee (JPC) reviewing the bill has held several meetings, with over 146 organisations and nearly 95 lakh suggestions received.","The Maharashtra government on Friday withdrew its earlier order granting an additional funding of Rs 10 crore to the Waqf board. Deputy chief minister Devendra Fadnavis said it was not appropriate for the administration to issue a GR disbursing funds. The Maharashtra BJP, clarified that the decision was made by administrative officers.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-115809072,imgsize-1744076,width-400,resizemode-4/115809072.jpg" -Two more Iskcon priests arrested in Bangladesh following Chinmoy Krishna Das's detention,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/two-more-iskcon-priests-arrested-in-bangladesh-following-chinmoy-krishna-dass-detention/articleshow/115848147.cms,"NEW DELHI: Two Iskcon priests who were associates of Chinmoy Krishna Das were arrested in Bangladesh on Saturday, Iskcon Kolkata vice president Radharamn Das said amid escalating tensions within the country's Hindu community.Speaking to PTI, Radharamn said, ""I have received information that two more Iskcon monks have been arrested by police in Bangladesh.""In a post on X on Friday night, Radharamn Das said, ""In the meantime, bad news has come: two devotees who went with prasad for Chinmaya Prabhu were arrested on their way back to the temple, and Chinmaya prabhu's secretary is also missing. Please pray for them.""Earlier in the evening, Radharamn Das said that a Hindu priest Shyam Das Prabhu, also an Iskcon member, was arrested in Chattogram just days after the detention of spiritual leader Chinmoy Krishna Das.Iskcon officials stated that Shyam Das Prabhu was taken into custody without an official warrant while visiting Chinmoy Krishna Das, who was already imprisoned.Radharamn Das shared the news on social media and said, ""Another Brahmachari Sri Shyam Das Prabhu was arrested by Chattogram Police today.""Radharamn Das also reported that an Iskcon center in Bhairav, Bangladesh, was vandalised. ""No respite in sight,"" he added, expressing the growing concerns for the safety of Iskcon members in the country.Earlier this week, Chinmoy Krishna Das, a former member of Iskcon Bangladesh, was arrested on sedition charges and denied bail, further heightening the fears within the community.In a video shared by Radharamn Das, he discussed the arrests of two other priests, Adipurush Shyam Das and Ranganath Das Brahmachari.""On November 29, when Adipurush Shyam Das and Ranganath Das Brahmachari were returning after meeting Chinmoy Krishna Prabhu, they were arrested by the police. We are also getting information that the secretary of Chinmoy Krishna Das has also been arrested. Rioters have also vandalised an Iskcon centre in Bangladesh,"" Radharamn Das said.Radharamn Das expressed his helplessness in the face of such repeated incidents, urging Iskcon followers around the world to show solidarity. ""Such incidents are not coming to a stop and we are feeling helpless. I urge all followers and devotees across the world to visit their nearest Iskcon temples and pray for the minorities of Bangladesh. God is our last resort...""","Two Iskcon priests who were associates of Chinmoy Krishna Das were arrested in Bangladesh on Saturday. The arrests come amid escalating tensions within the country's Hindu community. Earlier in the evening, Radharamn Das said that a Hindu priest Shyam Das Prabhu was arrested in Chattogram.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-115848324,imgsize-1247801,width-400,resizemode-4/115848324.jpg" -Atishi vows AAP won’t field candidate against BJP’s Vijender Gupta in Delhi elections—but on one condition,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/atishi-vows-aap-wont-field-candidate-against-bjps-vijender-gupta-in-delhi-electionsbut-on-one-condition-bus-marshal/articleshow/115812254.cms,"NEW DELHI: Delhi chief minister Atishi on Friday said that the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) would not field a candidate against BJP’s leader of opposition, Vijender Gupta , in the upcoming elections on the Rohini seat if Gupta could persuade lieutenant governor VK Saxena to approve the reinstatement of 10,000 bus marshals.Atishi went a step further, offering to personally campaign for Gupta should he successfully navigate the bureaucratic hurdles and secure approval from the LG.The comments came during a heated debate in the Delhi Assembly’s final session, where ruling AAP and opposition BJP lawmakers engaged in a blame game over the removal of bus marshals.Atishi defended her party’s stance, saying that the proposal to reinstate the marshals had been pending approval from the LG. She also responded to BJP accusations, which blamed former Delhi chief minister Arvind Kejriwal for the removal of the marshals starting in November 2023.Atishi clarified that Kejriwal had, in fact, opposed the removal, referencing a letter from October 2023, in which the CM instructed that the marshals should remain in service, and called for disciplinary action against officials who had withheld their salaries.She accused the LG of removing the marshals without regard for public safety, a decision she said was politically motivated and harmful to the welfare of the marshals and their families.BJP leaders in the assembly dismissed the AAP’s narrative, insisting that the removal of the marshals was carried out under Kejriwal’s direction, and now the AAP was merely playing politics with the issue of their reinstatement.Gupta sought answers from Atishi saying the AAP government deployed bus marshals and then removed them.BJP MLA Abhay Verma questioned the ruling party’s ability to resolve the issue, asking why the AAP government, in power for nearly a decade, had failed to bring back the marshals.Urban development minister Saurabh Bharadwaj, however, highlighted that the regularization of bus marshals fell under the jurisdiction of the LG, as it involved ""services"" and ""law and order"" matters, areas where the Delhi government has limited authority.","Delhi chief minister Atishi says Aam Aadmi Party would not field a candidate against BJP’s leader of opposition, Vijender Gupta. Atishi went a step further, offering to personally campaign for Gupta should he successfully navigate the bureaucratic hurdles and secure approval from the LG.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-115812577,imgsize-972375,width-400,resizemode-4/115812577.jpg" -'Dangerous nuclear material worth crores': BJP questions how TMC leader's husband got hold of DRDO documents,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/dangerous-nuclear-material-worth-crores-bjp-questions-how-tmc-leaders-husband-got-hold-of-drdo-documents/articleshow/115833047.cms,"NEW DELHI: Bharatiya Janata Party on Saturday trained guns at Trinamool Congress after party leader Amrita Ekka's husband Francis Ekka was arrested in West Bengal's Darjeeling with confidential DRDO documents and a large quantity of radioactive materials worth crores.BJP's national spokesperson Shehzad Poonawalla accused TMC of indulging in activities that threaten national security.""Dangerous nuclear material which is worth crores of rupees and DRDO documents which are confidential in nature were recovered from the house of a TMC leader. Francis Ekka, from whom these documents were recovered and this material was recovered happens to be the husband of a TMC leader in the Naxalbari Panchayat Samiti,"" Poonawalla said.""How can such kind of important national security documents and such material reach the house of a TMC leader? Isn't it proof of their anti-national antecedents and activities? How did the administration not know? Is it complicity or plain ignorance and incompetence? Either way, TMC has had a long history of compromising national interest for vote bank interest, compromising national and state interest for their private corrupt interests,"" he added.Further, Poonawalla asked for a thorough probe into the matter as he went on to accuse TMC of sheltering ""Rohingyas infiltrators and bomb makers.""""We have seen the manner of corruption they have done. We have seen the patronage and shelter given to all kinds of elements like Rohingyas infiltrators, bomb makers only so that they can do well in elections and now compromising with national security itself. Should the TMC not be made accountable? Should there not be a complete probe as to at what levels was this leader being protected from? Today a deep and thorough probe is required.""This comes after the West Bengal Police arrested Ekka in a joint raid with the army from Belgachi village in Naxalbari block.""We found several confidential DRDO documents and a large quantity of radioactive Californium in his possession. The accused person failed to give any clear answer as to why those materials were with him,"" the officer said, adding that the market value of a gram of the seized material could be around Rs 17 crore.""The accused has been charged with smuggling sensitive DRDO documents and radioactive materials. He may have links to foreign organisations. He is being interrogated,"" he said.",BJP's national spokesperson Shehzad Poonawalla accused TMC of indulging in activities that threaten national security. The West Bengal Police arrested Francis Ekka in a joint raid with the army from Belgachi village in Naxalbari block. The market value of a gram of the seized material could be around Rs 17 crore.,"https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-115833080,imgsize-1167178,width-400,resizemode-4/115833080.jpg" -Shimla court dismisses plea against demolition of Sanjauli mosque’s 3 unauthorised floors,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/shimla-court-dismisses-plea-against-demolition-of-sanjauli-mosques-3-unauthorised-floors/articleshow/115845106.cms,"NEW DELHI: Shimla district court on Saturday rejected an appeal filed by the All Himachal Muslim Organisation (AHMO) challenging an order from the Shimla municipal commissioner’s court that directed the demolition of three floors of the Sanjauli mosque.The controversy surrounding the mosque's expansion dates back to 2011 when the Shimla municipal corporation issued a demolition notice. The building, originally a single-story structure, had been reportedly expanded to five stories without the required approvals.According to a PTI report, Latif Mohammad, president of the Sanjauli mosque committee, offered to voluntarily remove the three unauthorized floors in response to the court’s order. He sought permission from the municipal commissioner to proceed with the demolition. The municipal commissioner’s court subsequently issued an order on October 5, 2024, authorising the demolition, and gave two months to complete the task.AHMO contested the demolition order, arguing that Latif Mohammad lacked the authority to represent the mosque in this matter. However, Mohammad has consistently maintained that he has held this position since 2006 and was notified by the municipal commissioner’s court in his capacity as president regarding the demolition order.Mohammad also cited logistical challenges in carrying out the demolition, noting a shortage of available labor, as many workers had returned to their home states. ""However, whatever decision the court will take, we will accept it,"" he said.The Waqf Board claims ownership of the land on which the mosque stands. However, local residents have disputed this, asserting that the land belongs to the state revenue department. They also claim that the mosque's expansion has caused significant disruption to the surrounding area.A",Shimla district court rejected appeal filed by All Himachal Muslim Organisation. Court ordered demolition of three floors of the Sanjauli mosque. Mosque had reportedly expanded to five stories without required approvals. Local residents claim mosque's expansion has caused significant disruption to the surrounding area.,"https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-115845096,imgsize-1912848,width-400,resizemode-4/115845096.jpg" -'Insults towards India': Kolkata hospital says won't treat Bangladeshi patients,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/insults-shown-towards-india-kolkata-hospital-says-wont-treat-bangladeshi-patients/articleshow/115828264.cms,"NEW DELHI: A hospital in Kolkata's Manicktala area said that it will no longer treat Bangladeshi patients , citing protests over alleged atrocities against minority Hindus in Bangladesh .An official from the JN Ray Hospital said that the decision was driven by incidents of disrespect shown towards the Indian flag by citizens of Bangladesh..""We have issued a notification that from today till an indefinite time we will not admit any Bangladeshi patient for treatment. This is primarily because of the insults they have shown towards India,"" hospital official Subhranshu Bhakt told news agency PTI on Friday.Also Read: Mob attacks three Hindu temples in Bangladesh amid protest The official further called upon other healthcare institutions in Kolkata to adopt similar measures as a demonstration against the reported mistreatment of minorities in Bangladesh.""Seeing the tricolour being insulted, we have decided to stop treating Bangladeshis. India has played an important role in their independence but despite that, we are witnessing anti-India sentiments. We hope other hospitals will support us and take similar steps,"" he added.",A hospital in Kolkata's Manicktala area said that it will no longer treat Bangladeshi patients. An official from the JN Ray Hospital said that the decision was driven by incidents of disrespect shown towards the Indian flag by citizens of Bangladesh.,"https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-115829731,imgsize-1703308,width-400,resizemode-4/115829731.jpg" -"Centre urges Tamil Nadu to reconsider PM Vishwakarma Scheme rejection, emphasises inclusivity",https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/centre-urges-tamil-nadu-to-reconsider-pm-vishwakarma-scheme-rejection-emphasises-inclusivity/articleshow/115844146.cms,"M K Stalin (Picture credit: MK Stalin X handle) - -NEW DELHI: Stating that state should not arbitrarily reject a scheme for petty political gains, Centre has urged Tamil Nadu (TN) government to reconsider its decision to reject the Prime Minister’s Vishwakarma Scheme, which aims to uplift traditional artisans and craftspeople on Saturday. Minister of state for skill development and entrepreneurship (MSDE), Jayant Chaudhary , emphasised that the scheme is designed to foster social and economic mobility for individuals engaged in 18 traditional trades and crafts, and is “not caste-oriented,"" as alleged by TN.Chief minister M K Stalin recently informed union minister for MSMEs Jitan Ram Manjhi that Tamil Nadu would not implement the scheme in its current form, citing concerns over caste-based discrimination and a lack of inclusivity . Instead, Tamil Nadu plans to develop its own initiative to support artisans. Stalin also highlighted issues with the scheme's eligibility criteria, proposing changes such as removing the requirement for applicants’ families to have a history in traditional trades and raising the minimum age for eligibility to 35.Responding to these concerns, MSDE reiterated the inclusivity of the PM Vishwakarma Scheme . A statement from the ministry clarified that the scheme transcends caste and gender barriers, offering support for artisans from diverse backgrounds. Nationally, 2.45 crore applications have been received, with Tamil Nadu contributing 8.52 lakh registrations, of which 75.78% are from women. The MSDE also noted that the scheme’s demographic representation includes 19.89% scheduled castes, 6.69% scheduled tribes, 50.28% other backward classes, and 23.14% from the general category.Highlighting the scheme’s achievements, the Centre reported that over 10 lakh artisans have been trained, and loans worth Rs 1,909.43 crores have been sanctioned to over 2.21 lakh beneficiaries. Chaudhary warned that TN’s rejection of the scheme would deprive its artisans of significant benefits, urging the state to reconsider what he termed a “partisan approach to governance.”Centre also reaffirmed its willingness to collaborate with TN to address local concerns while preserving the scheme’s core principles of respect, skill enhancement, and prosperity. “By adopting a partisan approach to governance, the Tamil Nadu State Government is only denying its citizens their rightful benefits of a scheme with a national footprint; further, one that is designed with the culture & spirit of the people of Tamil Nadu at its core!” said Chaudhary.",PM Vishwakarma Scheme aims to uplift traditional artisans and craftspeople. Chief minister M K Stalin recently informed union minister for MSMEs Jitan Ram Manjhi that Tamil Nadu would not implement the scheme in its current form. He cited concerns over caste-based discrimination and a lack of inclusivity.,"https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-115844287,imgsize-437317,width-400,resizemode-4/115844287.jpg" -"At least five dead, 15 injured after bus falls into gorge near West Bengal-Sikkim border",https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/at-least-five-dead-15-injured-after-bus-falls-into-gorge-near-west-bengal-sikkim-border/articleshow/115843024.cms,"Representative image - -NEW DELHI: At least five people have died and 15 others have been injured after a bus fell into a 150-foot-deep gorge near the West Bengal-Sikkim border on Saturday afternoon. The accident occurred around 3 pm between Andheri and Atal Setu, approximately one kilometer from the Rangpo border.The bus, traveling from Siliguri to Gangtok, left National Highway 10 and plunged onto the bank of the Teesta River.Police confirmed that one woman is among the deceased. The injured passengers were transported to a health center in Rangpo. ""The identities of the deceased and the injured are being ascertained,"" said police.Authorities said that the death toll could rise due to the critical condition of some passengers. ""The number of deaths is likely to increase as many injured passengers are in critical condition,"" police added.The bus, identified as 'Quality', operated a daily route between Siliguri and Gangtok, with some tourists among the passengers.Police are currently investigating the cause of the accident.","The bus, traveling from Siliguri to Gangtok, left National Highway 10 and plunged onto the bank of the Teesta River. Police confirmed that one woman is among the deceased. The injured passengers were transported to a health center in Rangpo. Police are currently investigating the cause of the accident.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-115843594,imgsize-707802,width-400,resizemode-4/115843594.jpg" -"'Like natural disaster, BJP knows no rules': Priyanka Gandhi Vadra",https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/like-natural-disaster-bjp-knows-no-rules-priyanka-gandhi/articleshow/115837760.cms,"Priyanka Gandhi Vadra (PTI photo) - -NEW DELHI: Congress leader Priyanka Gandhi Vadra attacked the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) on Saturday, saying the ruling party's behaviour in political fights knows ""no democratic norms "".She further compared the BJP to the recent Wayanad landslides, claiming like a natural disaster even the saffron party does not stick to rules or offer explanations.""The political challenges we face (from the BJP) today are like the landslides. There are no rules. There are no explanations,"" Priyanka Gandhi was quoted as saying by news agency PTI.""The behaviour of the ruling party (at the Centre), the BJP, knows no democratic norms, not even those we normally adhere to in a political fight,"" she said while speaking at a joint public meeting , with her brother and Leader of Opposition in the Lok Sabha Rahul Gandhi , at Mukkam here.Priyanka Vadra, who is on a two-day Kerala visit first time after her winning Wayanad Lok Sabha bypoll, further claimed that institutions were being destroyed leading to the wavering of the people's basic faith in the electoral process and ""the institutions that held our country together"".Priyanka assured the people of Wayanad that she was in Parliament for them and ""it is their voice that she will raise there"".""It is your voice that I will raise, it is your problems that I will try to resolve and it is your beliefs, values and aspirations that I will stand for each and every day from now till the end,"" she said.The Congress general secretary was sworn in as an MP on Thursday after making a successful electoral debut from Wayanad with a huge margin of 4.1 lakh votes.Priyanka took the oath in Hindi holding a copy of the Constitution in her right hand.","Congress leader Priyanka Gandhi Vadra attacked the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) on Saturday. She said the ruling party's behaviour in political fights knows ""no democratic norms"" She further compared the BJP to the recent Wayanad landslides, claiming like a natural disaster even the saffron party does not stick to rules.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-115839914,imgsize-1062236,width-400,resizemode-4/115839914.jpg" -Roadblocks are 'price of pioneering': Gautam Adani,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/roadblocks-are-price-of-pioneering-gautam-adani/articleshow/115853575.cms,"In his first public reaction to indictment by US prosecutors, Adani Group chairman Gautam Adani said Saturday that ""every attack"" makes the group stronger and affirmed its ""absolute commitment to world-class regulatory compliance "".""This is not the first time we have faced such challenges... despite a lot of the vested reporting, no one from the Adani side has been charged with any violation of FCPA (America's Foreign Corrupt Practices Act) or any conspiracy to obstruct justice,"" Adani said while speaking at the 51st India Gem & Jewellery Awards in Jaipur.In today's world, negativity spreads faster than facts - and as we work through the legal process, I want to reconfirm our absolute commitment to world-class regulatory compliance, Adani Group chairman Gautam Adani said Saturday.He recalled that in Jan last year, just as the group was getting ready to launch a follow-on public offering, it faced a short-selling attack initiated from abroad, a reference to the US-based Hindenburg Research report.""This was not a typical financial strike; it was a double hit - targeting our financial stability and pulling us into a political controversy. All of this was further amplified by certain media with vested interests. But even in the face of such adversity, our commitment to our principles remained strong,"" said Adani.He said that after successfully raising Rs 20,000 crore from India's largest-ever FPO, the company made ""the extraordinary decision"" to return the proceeds.""Moreover, our all-time record financial results in the same year showcased our commitment to operational excellence. Not a single Indian or foreign credit rating agency downgraded us. Finally, Supreme Court's affirmation of our actions validated our approach,"" said Adani.He said that he had come to accept that the roadblocks the group faces are ""price of pioneering"". ""The bolder your dreams, the more the world will scrutinise you. But it is precisely in that scrutiny that you must find the courage to rise, to challenge the status quo, and to build a path where none exists. To pioneer is to embrace the unknown, to break limits, and to believe in your vision even when the world cannot yet see it,"" said Adani.He also recalled the resistance to the group's investment in a coal mine in Australia. ""In fact, it was so intense that we ended up funding the entire project of $10 billion with our own equity,"" Adani said, referring to opposition from NGOs.""While we now have a world-class operating mine in Australia, and it could be seen as a great sign of our resilience, the fact is that 100% equity funding took away over $30 billion of debt financing from our green energy projects,"" said Adani.""Looking back, while we have had our successes, our challenges have been even bigger. However, these challenges have not broken us. Instead, they have defined us. They have made us tougher and give us the unshakeable belief that after every fall, we will rise again, stronger, and more resilient than before,"" the Adani Group chairman said.Adani Green Energy Ltd had said on Wednesday that Gautam Adani, Sagar Adani and Vneet Jaain have not been charged with any violation of FCPA on the counts mentioned in the criminal indictment of the US Department of Justice (DoJ) or the civil complaint of the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).","Adani Group chairman Gautam Adani said Saturday that ""every attack"" makes the group stronger. He affirmed its ""absolute commitment to world-class regulatory compliance"" Adani recalled that in Jan last year, just as the group was getting ready to launch a follow-on public offering.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-115853593,imgsize-898431,width-400,resizemode-4/115853593.jpg" -"Maharashtra government formation: It's fair we insist on home portfolio, says Sena neta",https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/maharashtra-government-formation-its-fair-we-insist-on-home-department-says-sena-neta/articleshow/115853367.cms,"NEW DELHI: During deliberations, Eknath Shinde had raised the issue of the awkwardness of him joining govt as Dy CM after having served as CM of Mahayuti govt. Sources said Amit Shah is learnt to have told him calmly that even Fadnavis, an ex-CM, had joined him as deputy and it was not a decision Fadnavis took on his own but because he was asked to do so by the party. BJP 's confidence is based on the numbers it has in the assembly: 132 plus five independents, which with Ajit's support swells to a daunting 178, putting the ball in Shinde's court.NCP chief Ajit Pawar on Saturday reiterated that the CM would be from BJP and there would be two deputy chief ministers, one from NCP and the other from the Shiv Sena However, the Sena would, in addition to seeking the Dy CM's post, keep up its demand for the home portfolio and for retaining all the 9 ministries it held in the Shinde-led govt, a Sena functionary said. These include the industries and urban development departments.Asked about Sena's demand for the home portfolio, Ajit Pawar said, ""It's the CM's prerogative to decide portfolios. There is no tug-of-war regarding portfolios.""Sena's Sanjay Shirsat justified the party's demand. ""When BJP held the Dy CM's post, they got the home portfolio. So it's only fair that we insist on it. If there is a dashing leader in charge of the home department , it will keep rioters at bay,"" he said.The Sena functionary said there are no backchannel talks or negotiations going on with BJP and any power-sharing formula will only be discussed when Shinde, Fadnavis and Ajit Pawar meet in person.Meanwhile, SS (UBT) chief Uddhav Thackeray said, ""Before the MVA govt was formed, they declared President's rule. Now after such a massive majority, the Mahayuti govt has still not been formed. The term of the assembly is over. Why hasn't President's rule been declared?""","Eknath Shinde had raised the issue of the awkwardness of him joining govt as Dy CM after having served as CM of Mahayuti govt. Amit Shah is learnt to have told him calmly that even Fadnavis, an ex-CM, had joined him as deputy.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-115853384,imgsize-1137011,width-400,resizemode-4/115853384.jpg" -"Man attacks parents & Uncle, dies in a bid to escape police custody",https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/man-attacks-parents-uncle-dies-in-a-bid-to-escape-police-custody/articleshow/115852632.cms,"NEW DELHI: A desperate man's bid for freedom ended in tragedy. A 27-year-old man was taken into custody after attacking his parents and uncle with a knife and when he attempted to escape the police by leaping over a wall at the Mayapuri police station in west Delhi, he fell and sustained a fatal head injury. A magisterial inquiry has been ordered in the case.Police claimed on Saturday that so far they had not received his medical records to confirm whether Anshuman Taneja, the deceased, had been receiving any medical treatment before the knife attack but they were probing if he was of ""unsound mind"".Taneja lived with his family on the first floor of a four-storey building in Mayapuri and was unemployed. His father, Brahm Prakash, a retired naval officer, his mother, Sunita, and his uncle, Ashwini, were being treated in hospital for stab injuries.Police received a PCR call on Nov 26 at 6am about dacoits having entered a house in Lajwanti Garden. A team from the local police station rushed to the scene but found instead that Taneja had stabbed his parents and uncle with a kitchen knife. He was waving the knife and the floor was covered in blood when the cops arrived.The investigators suspect that he first attacked his parents and then this uncle when the latter came down from the upper floor on hearing a commotion. The three received injuries on the neck, hands and waist.Taneja was taken into police custody and two cops were assigned to watch over him. ""He was first taken to a hospital for a check-up and then to Mayapuri police station,"" a police officer said. There, Taneja asked for water. When one of his escorts went to get water, Taneja pushed the other policeman and jumped over the wall at the police station, which is 4-5 metres high. He fell and injured his head and was taken to the hospital, where he succumbed to his injuries on Nov 28.""All due procedures are being followed in the investigation, and the family members are being kept updated about the process,"" police said. When asked whether Anshuman was mentally unstable, an officer said that their observation on this was based on the events, but no treatment records had been found. The family hasn't been very cooperative on that front, the officer said.The officer said action on the two policemen present with Taneja at the time of the incident will be based on the outcome of the magisterial inquiry. A medical board will be formed to carry out the post-mortem of the deceased.","Anshuman Taneja, 27, attacked his parents and uncle with a knife. He was taken into police custody and two cops were assigned to watch over him. When one of his escorts went to get water, he pushed the other policeman and jumped over the wall. He fell and injured his head and was taken to the hospital, where he succumbed to his injuries.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-115852639,imgsize-36070,width-400,resizemode-4/115852639.jpg" -Hindu side files caveat in HC,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/hindu-side-files-caveat-in-hc/articleshow/115852598.cms,"The Hindu side has filed a caveat before Allahabad HC that if the Muslim side files a petition in Sambhal mosque case, then no order should be passed without hearing their side. On Nov 20, the civil judge of Sambhal had ordered survey of the Shahi Jama Masjid.Meanwhile, a PIL was filed before HC seeking an FIR against Sambhal's DM, SP, and station house officer, besides their arrest in connection with the Sambhal violence.","The Hindu side has filed a caveat before Allahabad HC that if the Muslim side files a petition in Sambhal mosque case, then no order should be passed without hearing their side. On Nov 20, the civil judge had ordered survey of the Shahi Jama Masjid. A PIL was filed before HC seeking an FIR against Samb Hal's DM, SP, and station house officer.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-47529300,imgsize-110164,width-400,resizemode-4/47529300.jpg" -AAP MLA Naresh Balyan arrested for 'links' with gangster,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/aap-mla-naresh-balyan-arrested-for-links-with-gangster/articleshow/115852540.cms,"NEW DELHI: Delhi Police's crime branch on Saturday arrested AAP MLA Naresh Balyan on charges of extortion. It has been alleged that he is operating with gangster Kapil Sangwan , who is behind many extortion and firing cases in the city.Sangwan, who is in alliance with gangster Lawrence Bishnoi, is currently in the UK and has a red corner notice against him. Two of his shooters went on a rampage early Nov, firing indiscriminately at two business establishments in Paschim Vihar and Chhawla on the same day following extortion demands from Sangwan. At the end of Aug, Sangwan sent his shooters to fire at a popular confectionery outlet in west Delhi's Tilak Nagar after the owner refused to pay Rs 2 crore as protection money.The AAP MLA was under investigation since last year after an audio clip of a purported conversation between him and Sangwan, also known as Nandu, surfaced. On Saturday, Balyan was called in for questioning in the case. ""However, he didn't co-operate and was evasive, prompting the need for custodial interrogation,"" a senior crime branch officer said. He was arrested around 7 pm in FIR number 191/23, police said.The case pertains to a purported audio recording in which Sangwan and the MLA were allegedly overheard speaking on the phone and discussing 'vasooli (recovery)'. They talked about ""escalating threats, demanding ransom and distribution of the money collected"".""In one of the alleged cases discussed, the recovery was purportedly done from Guru Charan, the owner of ASD Builders. Charan was given death threats if he didn't make the payment, it was alleged. Charan filed a complaint with Delhi Police, prompting the action,"" the officer added.In the recording seized by police, the MLA allegedly asked about the target, to which Sangwan replied, saying that Guru Charan, a builder in Puran sector, was on his list. The gangster asked if the MLA would arrange recovery, he would make the ""necessary phone calls"".Balyan, who represents Delhi's Uttam Nagar constituency, also served as the DDC chairman for south Delhi.Sangwan has occupied a place in the list of top wanted gangsters after he orchestrated the assassination of INLD Haryana unit chief Nafe Singh Rathi. The fugitive has been operating a lucrative extortion racket through shooters recruited via social media. His brother, Jyoti Baba, is currently serving time in Tihar Jail.Sangwan has a rivalry with gangster Manjeet Mahal since the latter bumped off Sangwan's brother-in-law in 2015. Sangwan hit back, and the siblings carried out a series of murders in the last decade.","Delhi Police's crime branch on Saturday arrested AAP MLA Naresh Balyan on charges of extortion. It has been alleged that he is operating with gangster Kapil Sangwan, who is behind many extortion and firing cases in the city. Sangwan is currently in the UK and has a red corner notice against him.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-115852541,imgsize-1947589,width-400,resizemode-4/115852541.jpg" -Every fifth road death was of a pedestrian in 2023,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/every-fifth-road-death-was-of-a-pedestrian-in-2023/articleshow/115852441.cms,"NEW DELHI: Every fifth death in road accidents was a pedestrian and 45% of all fatalities were those riding two-wheelers in 2023. In a first official statement, Union road transport minister Nitin Gadkari on Saturday said“over 1.72 lakh people died” in road crashes last year and around 35,000 of them were pedestrians.At an event in Lucknow, the minister said nearly five lakh crashes are registered annually and last year around 10,000 of the persons killed were below 18 years and approximately 35,000 road accidents were reported in areas outside schools and colleges (institutional areas). “Around 54,000 deaths were due to non-wearing of helmets by two-wheeler riders, 16,000 died for not wearing seatbelts and 12,000 were killed due to overloading of vehicles. Around 34,000 accidents were caused involving drivers without valid licence,” the minister said.Neither the road transport ministry nor National Crime Records Bureau (NCRB) have released the reports of road and accidental deaths of last year. TOI on October 19 had first reported how 2023 recorded the maximum road fatalities (nearly 1.73 lakh) with Uttar Pradesh topping among states and UTs, followed by Maharashtra and Tamil Nadu.Gadkari said the highest number of road accident deaths in the world occurs in India and out of this, the maximum number of deaths are recorded in UP. “There were 44,000 road accidents in UP and 23,650 persons were killed. Of these, 1,800 deaths are those below 18 years and 10,000 are of pedestrians and two-wheeler riders. There were 8,726 deaths due to speeding in UP,” he added.The minister said road crashes are rising despite efforts to minimise them because people neither have respect nor fear for the law. “There are many reasons for accidents, but the biggest reason is human behavior. It’s also true that there are potholes on roads, there are not enough underpasses and foot over bridges. We have identified the black spots and these are being rectified on the National Highway by spending about Rs 40,000 crore. There are many state highways and district roads. It concerns the state govts as well. The cause of the accidents can be found and rectified,” Gadkari said.On the rising pedestrian deaths, road safety expert Rohit Baluja said, “The one major factor missing in our road development and traffic management is the traffic engineering. We are definitely making roads, but not managing them and pedestrians have no sense of safety. The authorities must understand that road users' habits are formed based on traffic engineering.”Responding to questions from students about the need for a mandatory curriculum on road safety in schools, the minister said that they are trying to ensure the state govts include “Rules of the Road”. Welcoming the move, former chief of International Road Federation K K Kapila said, “We have been suggesting this to the govt. Making children aware about rules of the road and safe behavior will help check road deaths.","Union road transport minister Nitin Gadkari on Saturday said“over 1.72 lakh people died’ in road crashes last year. Around 35,000 of them were pedestrians, he said. The minister said road crashes are rising despite efforts to minimise them because people neither have respect nor fear for the law.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-115852450,imgsize-121484,width-400,resizemode-4/115852450.jpg" -Activist ends fast after Uddhav Thackeray assures bigger stir for fair polls,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/activist-ends-fast-after-uddhav-thackeray-assures-bigger-stir-for-fair-polls/articleshow/115852361.cms,"PUNE: Social activist Baba Adhav on Saturday withdrew his hunger strike to safeguard constitutional principles after Shiv Sena (UBT) chief Uddhav Thackeray promised to scale up agitation for a fair election procedure. Earlier, Adhav had raised doubts over the fairness of assembly poll results and criticised govt for excessive use of money power in the presence of NCP chief Ajit Pawar.Pawar, who also visited Mahatma Phule Wada to request Adhav to call off his hunger strike, defended the use of EVMs and criticised the opposition for raising doubts over the election outcome. ""Before the assembly poll, the Lok Sabha election was held, in which MVA won 31 seats, while our alliance managed to secure only 17 seats. At that time, we did not raise any doubt against EVMs and accepted the mandate. Now, if the people of the state changed their mind and voted in favour of Mahayuti, is it our fault?"" he said.While he defended the use of EVMs, Ajit Pawar agreed there is no harm in discussing the issue. ""I agree that in democracy, we can discuss the issue (related to EVMs) and if there is no solution, the aggrieved parties can approach the Supreme Court. Even the Supreme Court has rejected the plea against the use of EVMs. It is weird the opposition sees no problem in EVMs when they win and blame it when they face defeat,"" he said.Adhav, though, said, ""The difference in the Lok Sabha and state assembly poll results is astonishing. It is nothing short of a miracle and therefore, I doubt the fairness of the process. When I pressed the button on the EVM machine, I realised that there is a possibility of manipulation. While raising the doubts, I understand that the responsibility of proving the manipulation lies upon me and some technical experts will throw light on it, but the process lacked fairness,"" the 95-year-old said. Thackeray and NCP (SP) state president Jayant Patil, who too visited him, promised to take up the agitation at the state level. Accepting Thackeray's request, Adhav ended his three-day-long fast.",Baba Adhav withdraws his hunger strike to safeguard constitutional principles. Shiv Sena (UBT) chief Uddhav Thackeray promised to scale up agitation for a fair election procedure. NCP chief Ajit Pawar defended the use of EVMs and criticised opposition for raising doubts over the election outcome.,"https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-115852379,imgsize-24130,width-400,resizemode-4/115852379.jpg" -Congress: Ex-CJI opened Pandora's box on Places of Worship Act,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/congress-ex-cji-opened-pandoras-box-on-places-of-worship-act/articleshow/115852248.cms,"Jairam Ramesh +: The Saga of the + +Mysore Interregnum -NEW DELHI: Congress general secretary in-charge communications Jairam Ramesh on Saturday said the Places of Worship (Special Provisions) Act, 1991 is in the news these days because of certain oral observations made in 2022 by then Chief Justice of India D Y Chandrachud that have since opened a ""Pandora's box"".On May 20, 2022, the top court had made oral observations while hearing a dispute involving the Gyanvapi mosque in Varanasi saying that the PoW Act does not bar ascertaining the religious character of a structure as on August 15, 1947.In his post on X, Ramesh said, ""On September 12, 1991, the Rajya Sabha debated the Bill that subsequently became the Places of Worship (Special Provisions) Act, 1991. This is in the news very much these days because of oral observations made by the just-retired Chief Justice of India D.Y. Chandrachud on May 20, 2022 that has since opened a Pandora's Box.""""On the occasion of this Parliamentary debate, perhaps one of the greatest speeches in the Rajya Sabha's history was made by the distinguished author Rajmohan Gandhi who was then Janata Dal MP representing UP,"" he added.""It was a masterclass in Indian culture, traditions, history, and politics as well. His brilliant speech, with that lovely excerpt from the Mahabharata, has continuing relevance,"" the Congress functionary said.Ramesh also shared screenshots of Gandhi's speech with his post. In the speech, Gandhi is quoted as having said that ""those who have opposed this Bill have spoken about what they call necessary to right the wrongs of history"". ""The ringing lesson of the Mahabharata down the centuries is 'those who seek to right the wrongs of history with an attitude of revenge will only produce destruction and more destruction and more destruction',"" Gandhi had saidRamesh's remarks come a day after the Congress Working Committee , in the wake of the Sambhal and Ajmer shrine disputes, resolved to proactively support the Places of Worship Act , as it accused BJP of compromising the law as part of a strategy to keep the polarisation simmering. The law bars conversion of any religious place after Independence.","Congress general secretary in-charge communications Jairam Ramesh on Saturday said the Places of Worship (Special Provisions) Act, 1991 is in the news these days. He said oral observations made by the just-retired Chief Justice of India D.Y. Chandrachud on May 20, 2022 that has since opened a Pandora's Box.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-115852256,imgsize-39450,width-400,resizemode-4/115852256.jpg" -"Sharad Pawar questions EC's role, says democracy is in danger",https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/sharad-pawar-questions-ecs-role-says-democracy-is-in-danger/articleshow/115852049.cms,"PUNE: NCP (SP) chief Sharad Pawar on Saturday said some people had raised red flags on possibility of ""30% vote manipulation"" ahead of the recent assembly polls in Maharashtra, and the election outcome prima facie showed there was truth to the claims.""Before elections, some people made a presentation that it is possible (to increase votes through manipulation), and they also raised a red flag saying it will be done in the elections. It was our shortcoming that we did not pay heed to them,"" Pawar said, questioning role of EC.""We never thought that EC would go to that extent in taking a wrong stand. After the poll results, however, prima facie it appears that the red flags raised by those people held some truth,"" he said when asked about opposition's take on EVM issue.Pawar was at Pune's Mahatma Phule Wada to meet 95-year-old social worker Baba Adhav, who is on a hunger strike against the alleged corruption and use of money in the recent elections.After the meeting, the veteran politician said, ""Parliamentary democracy looks in danger, given the current situation. Those in govt have no interest in this.""""Opposition has been raising the issues in Parliament for the last six days, but not even for a minute has the discussion happened on issues of national interest,"" Pawar said.Despite EC's repeated assertions denying the possibility of EVM tampering, opposition parties have been alleging manipulation of voting machines in the assembly polls, questioning the spurt in number of votes polled in the last hour of voting. During his interaction with Adhav, Pawar said some people had claimed 30% of votes could be added to increase the vote count.On Congress's plan to launch a nationwide movement over the EVM issue, he further said, ""The issue was raised in Congress Working Committee's meeting, where it was suggested that it should be raised by members of the INDIA bloc at national level. A decision on the issue is expected either on Monday or Tuesday.""Speaking about Adhav's hunger strike, the veteran politician said, ""Adhav's agitation has given voice to concerns of common people, but he will need support.""","NCP (SP) chief Sharad Pawar said some people had raised red flags on possibility of ""30% vote manipulation"" ahead of the recent assembly polls in Maharashtra. Pawar was at Pune's Mahatma Phule Wada to meet 95-year-old social worker Baba Adhav.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-115852059,imgsize-1012982,width-400,resizemode-4/115852059.jpg" -"Reconsider stand on Vishwakarma scheme, don't reject it for petty political gains, Centre tells TN",https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/reconsider-stand-on-vishwakarma-scheme-dont-reject-it-for-petty-political-gains-centre-tells-tn/articleshow/115851990.cms,"M K Stalin (Picture credit: MK Stalin X handle) +1761-1799 -NEW DELHI: Stating that a state should not arbitrarily reject a scheme for petty political gains, Centre Saturday urged Tamil Nadu govt to reconsider its decision to reject PM's Vishwakarma scheme, which aims to ""uplift traditional artisans and craftspeople"". Minister of state for skill development and entrepreneurship (MSDE), Jayant Chaudhary emphasised that the scheme is designed to foster social and economic mobility for individuals engaged in 18 traditional trades and crafts, and is ""not caste-oriented"", as alleged by Tamil Nadu.CM M K Stalin had informed Union minister for MSMEs Jitan Ram Manjhi that Tamil Nadu will not implement the scheme in its current form, citing concerns over caste-based discrimination and a lack of inclusivity. Instead, it plans to develop its own initiative to support artisans.Stalin also highlighted issues with the scheme's eligibility criteria, proposing changes such as removing the requirement for applicants' families to have a history in traditional trades and raising the minimum age for eligibility to 35.Responding to these concerns, MSDE reiterated inclusivity of the scheme. A statement from the ministry clarified that the scheme transcends caste and gender barriers, offering support for artisans from diverse backgrounds. Nationally, 2.4 crore applications have been received, with Tamil Nadu contributing 8.5 lakh registrations, of which almost 76% are women. It noted that the scheme's demographic representation includes close to 20% SCs, 7% STs, 50% OBCs, and 23% from general category.Chaudhary said Tamil Nadu's rejection of the scheme will deprive its artisans of benefits, urging the state to reconsider what he termed a ""partisan approach to governance.""","PM's Vishwakarma scheme aims to ""uplift traditional artisans and craftspeople"" Tamil Nadu will not implement the scheme in its current form, citing concerns over caste-based discrimination and a lack of inclusivity. Minister of state for skill development and entrepreneurship emphasised that the scheme is designed to foster social and economic mobility.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-115852014,imgsize-713683,width-400,resizemode-4/115852014.jpg" -Lost Cities and Found Fortunes: The Making of an Archaeological Breakthrough,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/lost-cities-and-found-fortunes-the-making-of-an-archaeological-breakthrough/articleshow/115851440.cms,"How Indus Civilisation Was Really Found +The History of India (V) c. 1550-1605 -Q: +NEW DELHI: External affairs minister (EAM) S Jaishankar attended the launch of historian Vikram Sampath 's book Tipu Sultan at the India Habitat Centre in Delhi on Saturday.During his address at the event, Jaishankar described Tipu Sultan as a ""very complex figure in history."" ""Tipu Sultan is actually a very, very complex figure in history. On the one hand, he has the reputation as a key figure who resisted the British colonial control over India, and it is a fact that his defeat and death can be considered a turning point when it came to the fate of peninsular India,"" Jaishankar said.He also pointed out that in Tipu Sultan’s case, a ""particular narrative"" has been promoted over the years, which has largely focused on his anti-British stance while downplaying other dimensions of his rule.""History in all society is complicated, and the politics of the day often indulges in cherry-picking facts. To a considerable extent that has happened in the case of Tipu Sultan,"" he remarked. According to Jaishankar, this narrative focuses on the ""Tipu-English binary"" while excluding a broader and more nuanced understanding of his role in history.The EAM noted that the current political environment in India has allowed for ""alternative perspectives"" on historical figures like Tipu Sultan to emerge. He said, ""In the last decade, the changes in our political dispensation have encouraged the emergence of alternative perspectives and balanced accounts. We are no longer prisoners of a vote bank, nor is it politically incorrect to bring out inconvenient truths. There are many more subjects on which the same degree of objectivity is needed.""Jaishankar discussed the importance of studying history with an open mind and engaging in genuine debates. He emphasized that a pluralistic society and vibrant democracy require objective accounts of history. He suggested that much of India’s past has been edited to suit specific political or ideological purposes. ""How much of our past has been airbrushed, how awkward issues have been glossed over, how facts are tailored for regime convenience—these are basic questions which confront us all today,"" he said.Referring to Tipu Sultan’s actions in different regions, Jaishankar noted that opinions about him remain divided. While many remember him for resisting British colonial control, others have strong negative sentiments about his rule, particularly in regions like Mysore, Coorg, and Malabar.He acknowledged that Tipu Sultan’s resistance to the British was significant, saying, ""There can be no doubt that Tipu Sultan was fiercely and almost consistently anti-British. But how much of it was inherent and how much a result of their allying with his local rivals, that is difficult to distinguish.""The minister also highlighted Tipu Sultan’s alliances with foreign powers, which complicate a straightforward interpretation of his legacy. ""To counter British ambitions, Tipu Sultan had no hesitation in collaborating with the French and that makes a ‘straightforward anti-foreign narrative’ very difficult to assert,"" he said.Touching upon Tipu Sultan’s foreign policy, Jaishankar said Tipu reached out to the rulers of Turkey, Afghanistan, and Persia for support, often on the basis of shared religious ties. He noted that this reflects the historical context of the time, where the modern sense of nationhood was absent. ""Perhaps the truth is that the sense of nationhood, all of us have now, was simply not there then,"" he observed.Jaishankar praised Vikram Sampath’s book for providing a detailed and ""balanced"" account of Tipu Sultan’s life and the era he lived in. He said the book goes beyond being a simple biography, offering insights into politics, strategy, administration, sociology, and diplomacy. ""To call Sampath's book a biography would be a serious understatement. It is something very much more, capturing the flavour of a fast-moving and complicated era but offering insights into politics, strategy, administration, sociology and even diplomacy,"" he said.He also appreciated the challenges Sampath might have faced in presenting a more comprehensive view of Tipu Sultan, given the strong existing narratives. He emphasized that the book allows readers to make their own judgments by presenting a detailed context.Jaishankar concluded by reiterating the importance of objective historical accounts. He shared his perspective as someone who has experienced what he calls politically influenced historical narratives during his education. ""As a product myself of an institution that was at the centre of these politically driven endeavours, I could well appreciate the need to present an actual representation of history,"" he said.Jaishankar spoke about selective narratives at a time when, as part of the syllabus ""rationalization"" process, NCERT last year removed significant portions of Mughal history from its textbooks for Classes 7-12. As a result, Mughal history is now briefly covered in Class 7, touched upon in Class 8, omitted entirely in Classes 9 to 11, and included in a shortened form in Class 12.This reduction is not limited to school education. At the undergraduate level, Delhi University’s BA History Honours program has also revised its curriculum to exclude references to the Mughals. In the 2019-20 academic year, the syllabus for Semester 4 dropped the topic The Consolidation of Mughal Rule under Akbar from the course. This topic had previously covered Akbar’s military campaigns, administrative reforms, and responses to revolts and resistance."," External affairs minister (EAM) S Jaishankar attended the launch of historian Vikram Sampath's book Tipu Sultan at the India Habitat Centre in Delhi on Saturday. During his address at the event, Jaisankar described Tipuultan as a ""very complex figure in history"" He said the current political environment in India has allowed for ""alternative perspectives"" on historical figures.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-115858304,imgsize-796892,width-400,resizemode-4/115858304.jpg" +Jamia Millia Islamia bans protests against constitutional dignitaries without prior approval,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/jamia-millia-islamia-bans-protests-against-constitutional-dignitaries-without-prior-approval/articleshow/115869826.cms,"NEW DELHI: Jamia Millia Islamia (JMI) issued a notice to prohibit protests or slogan-raising activities on campus without prior approval from university authorities.The directive, released through an office memorandum on November 29, says that students involved in such actions could face ""disciplinary"" measures under the university's regulations.The memorandum reiterates the institution’s stance against protests that target constitutional figures or law enforcement agencies, stating that such activities require formal consent.In the memo, JMI highlights the importance of maintaining a conducive academic environment and asserts that activities like protests and slogans are incompatible with this atmosphere.""It is once again reiterated for the information of all students of the University that no protests, dharnas, raising slogans against any constitutional dignitaries shall be allowed in any part of the University Campus. Otherwise, disciplinary action against such erring students shall be initiated as per provision of the University rules,"" the notice said.The notice also references a similar office order issued in August 2022, which set out comparable restrictions on student protests, further reinforcing the university's position on the matter.According to a report by news agency ANI, faculty members and department heads have been instructed to ensure that students under their purview are made aware of these guidelines.All India Students' Association (AISA) has condemned the order, saying, ""This directive is not merely an attack on students—it is an attack on the very essence of a university,""AISA has called on the students to stand against what they view as infringement on the university's autonomy and its long-standing tradition of resistance.","Jamia Millia Islamia (JMI) issued a notice to prohibit protests or slogan- raising activities on campus without prior approval from university authorities. The directive, released through an office memorandum on November 29, says that students involved in such actions could face ""disciplinary"" measures.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-115869852,imgsize-1595213,width-400,resizemode-4/115869852.jpg" +Bangladesh carriers cancel 3 daily flights as flyer count nosedives,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/bangladesh-carriers-cancel-3-daily-flights-as-flyer-count-nosedives/articleshow/115854778.cms,"No. of B'desh-Kol flights down by half since July -Why don't you tell us in a nutshell what 'Finding Forgotten Cities' was all about? +KOLKATA: At least two daily flights between Kolkata and Dhaka and one between Kolkata and Chittagong have been cancelled by airlines operating between the two countries as passenger count continues to nosedive in the wake of continued unrest in Bangladesh, attacks on minorities and curbs on travel due to Indian visa restrictions.Bangladesh's flag bearer, Biman Bangladesh, has cut operations between Kolkata and Dhaka from twice daily to a single flight a day. The country's private carrier, US-Bangla Airlines, has reduced the frequency to Dhaka from twice daily to once and has discontinued the flight to Chittagong.Indian carrier IndiGo still continues to operate its twice-daily schedule, but sources said the airline was closely following the situation in Dhaka. The dip in passenger loads over the past few months, which has further accentuated in recent days, was a cause for concern, they said.The number of flights from Kolkata to Dhaka/Chittagong has dipped from 125 in Sept to 97 in Nov. Consequently, the count of departing passengers has reduced from 15,479 in Sept to 12,747 in Nov. The number of arrivals to Kolkata from Bangladesh has dipped from 114 in Sept to 96 in Nov, resulting in a drop in passenger count from 12,540 in Sept to 10,121 now.Bangladeshi carriers have been the worst-hit due to the crisis in the country. Biman Bangladesh flights from Kolkata are down from 59 in July to 28 in Nov while US-Bangla Airlines has fared worse with flight departures down from 84 in July to 24 now.In contrast, IndiGo flight departures are down from 62 in July to 45 in Nov, while arrivals during this period are down from 64 in July to 44 now.While Bangladeshis who depend on Kolkata for both commerce and healthcare are majorly impacted, a section of the economy in Kolkata, particularly hotels, restaurants and hospitals that serve Bangladeshis, have been dealt a body blow. Hotel occupancy in the Marquis Street-Sudder Street belt is down to 20% while shops and restaurants in and around New Market have witnessed a 65%-70% slide in sales.""Tourism, both conventional and local, as well as business, are impacted by the ongoing turmoil there. For most middle-class Bangladeshis, India is a foreign country within reach for medical as well as religious tourism where affordability, food and language are not a barrier. Unless the situation gets resolved, everyone will feel the pinch,"" said Travel Agents' Association of India chairman (East) Anjani Dhanuka.","Bangladesh's flag bearer, Biman Bangladesh, has cut operations between Kolkata and Dhaka from twice daily to a single flight a day. The country's private carrier, US-Bangla Airlines, has reduced the frequency to Dhaka. Indian carrier IndiGo still continues to operate its twice-daily schedule.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-115854857,imgsize-40568,width-400,resizemode-4/115854857.jpg" +'Madam is busy': When Najma Heptulla waited an hour to talk to Sonia Gandhi during call from Berlin,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/madam-is-busy-when-najma-heptulla-waited-an-hour-to-talk-to-sonia-gandhi-during-call-from-berlin/articleshow/115865129.cms,"Najma Heptulla and Sonia Gandhi (Picture credit: X/Agencies) -A: +Former Rajya Sabha deputy chairperson Najma Heptulla recounted waiting for an hour on an international call from Berlin to inform then-Congress president Sonia Gandhi about her election as the Inter-Parliamentary Union (IPU) president in 1999, only to be told, “Madam is busy.”Heptulla writes in her autobiography In Pursuit of Democracy : Beyond Party Lines that she immediately informed then-Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee after her election, and he was elated by the news. “When he heard the news, he was delighted—first, because the honor had come to India, and second, because it had come to an Indian Muslim woman. He said, ‘You come back, and we will celebrate.’” She also promptly connected with the vice president’s office, where the response was equally enthusiasticHowever, her efforts to share the milestone with Sonia Gandhi were met with frustration. “When I called the Congress president, her staff responded with, ‘Madam is busy.’ Despite explaining that the call was international, I was told, ‘Please hold the line.’ I waited for a full hour, but Sonia never came on the line to speak to me,” she writes.“I pointed out that I was calling from Berlin, an international call. The staffer simply said, ‘Please hold the line.’ I waited for a full hour, but Sonia never came on the line to speak to me,” Heptulla writes.She expressed her disappointment, saying, “After that call, I didn’t tell her anything. Before forwarding my name for the post of IPU president, I had sought her permission, and at the time, she gave her blessings.”Reflecting on the incident, she adds, “If every country, culture, and family has its special moments—events so important and personal that they transcend the normal flow of daily life—this was one such moment for me. But it left a sense of rejection in my psyche forever.”Heptulla claims this incident marked a turning point within the Congress party . She alleges that a “new coterie of inexperienced sycophants” began handling party affairs, demoralizing veteran members.She eventually left the Congress following reported differences with Sonia Gandhi and joined the BJP in 2004. After her IPU election, the Vajpayee government elevated her ministerial rank to cabinet level and allocated funds for IPU-related travel.Heptulla also criticised the Congress party’s communication style under Sonia Gandhi’s leadership, contrasting it with Indira Gandhi’s accessibility. “Indira Gandhi used to keep an open house. She was accessible to rank-and-file members,” she writes. In her view, junior staff under Sonia Gandhi restricted access, hampering party communication and contributing to its decline. She also notes that Rahul and Priyanka Gandhi were not active in politics at the time.","Former Rajya Sabha deputy chairperson Najma Heptulla recounted waiting for an hour on an international call from Berlin to inform then-Congress president Sonia Gandhi about her election as the Inter-Parliamentary Union (IPU) president in 1999. “When I called the Congress president, her staff responded with, ‘Madam is busy.’ I waited for a full hour, but Sonia never came on the line to speak to me,” she writes.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-115866604,imgsize-1383840,width-400,resizemode-4/115866604.jpg" +Congress: Ex-CJI opened Pandora's box on Places of Worship Act,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/congress-ex-cji-opened-pandoras-box-on-places-of-worship-act/articleshow/115852248.cms,"Jairam Ramesh -Q: +Read also: -What were the firsts that you unearthed during the course of this research +NEW DELHI: Congress general secretary in-charge communications Jairam Ramesh on Saturday said the Places of Worship (Special Provisions) Act, 1991 is in the news these days because of certain oral observations made in 2022 by then Chief Justice of India D Y Chandrachud that have since opened a ""Pandora's box"".On May 20, 2022, the top court had made oral observations while hearing a dispute involving the Gyanvapi mosque in Varanasi saying that the PoW Act does not bar ascertaining the religious character of a structure as on August 15, 1947.In his post on X, Ramesh said, ""On September 12, 1991, the Rajya Sabha debated the Bill that subsequently became the Places of Worship (Special Provisions) Act, 1991. This is in the news very much these days because of oral observations made by the just-retired Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud on May 20, 2022 that has since opened a Pandora's Box.""""On the occasion of this Parliamentary debate, perhaps one of the greatest speeches in the Rajya Sabha's history was made by the distinguished author Rajmohan Gandhi who was then Janata Dal MP representing UP,"" he added.""It was a masterclass in Indian culture, traditions, history, and politics as well. His brilliant speech, with that lovely excerpt from the Mahabharata, has continuing relevance,"" the Congress functionary said.Ramesh also shared screenshots of Gandhi's speech with his post. In the speech, Gandhi is quoted as having said that ""those who have opposed this Bill have spoken about what they call necessary to right the wrongs of history"". ""The ringing lesson of the Mahabharata down the centuries is 'those who seek to right the wrongs of history with an attitude of revenge will only produce destruction and more destruction and more destruction',"" Gandhi had saidRamesh's remarks come a day after the Congress Working Committee , in the wake of the Sambhal and Ajmer shrine disputes, resolved to proactively support the Places of Worship Act , as it accused BJP of compromising the law as part of a strategy to keep the polarisation simmering. The law bars conversion of any religious place after Independence.","Congress general secretary in-charge communications Jairam Ramesh on Saturday said the Places of Worship (Special Provisions) Act, 1991 is in the news these days. He said oral observations made by the just-retired Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud on May 20, 2022 that has since opened a Pandora's Box.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-115852256,imgsize-39450,width-400,resizemode-4/115852256.jpg" +'Bro has his own priorities': Photo of groom playing ludo at wedding mandap goes viral,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/bro-has-his-own-priorities-groom-playing-ludo-at-wedding-mandap-leaves-internet-in-splits/articleshow/115868535.cms,"NEW DELHI: While wedding ceremonies are often filled with traditional customs and rituals, one groom’s light-hearted approach to the occasion has captured the attention of netizens, quickly going viral on social media.In the photo, the groom, clad in his traditional wedding attire, is seen sitting in what appears to be the sacred altar where the wedding rituals take place. However, instead of focusing on the ceremony, he’s engrossed in a game of Ludo with two friends.The casual scene—amidst the formalities of the wedding—shows the groom lost in the game on his phone with friends.The humorous image, which had the priest and photographer in the background, was shared on social media with the caption, “Bro has his own priorities”. The photo quickly became a meme, sparking a wave of reactions that brought laughter to thousands of users.One user jokingly commented, “Bro be like: Ludo khelte khelte socha shaadi kar lu”. Another user playfully added, “Kuch bhi ho jaye, Ludo rukna nhi chaiye (No matter what happens, Ludo should never stop).”This photo is not an isolated incident. Another video making waves on social media shows a groom checking trading charts while sitting in the mandap, seemingly more focused on his investment portfolio than on the vows being exchanged. While some netizens found the groom’s behavior amusing, others found it a bit too casual for such a significant moment.","A photo of a groom playing Ludo during a wedding has gone viral on social media. The groom is seen sitting in what appears to be the sacred altar. The photo quickly became a meme, sparking a wave of reactions that brought laughter to thousands of users.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-115868602,imgsize-1206111,width-400,resizemode-4/115868602.jpg" +Atishi vows AAP won’t field candidate against BJP’s Vijender Gupta in Delhi elections—but on one condition,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/atishi-vows-aap-wont-field-candidate-against-bjps-vijender-gupta-in-delhi-electionsbut-on-one-condition-bus-marshal/articleshow/115812254.cms,"NEW DELHI: Delhi chief minister Atishi on Friday said that the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) would not field a candidate against BJP’s leader of opposition, Vijender Gupta , in the upcoming elections on the Rohini seat if Gupta could persuade lieutenant governor VK Saxena to approve the reinstatement of 10,000 bus marshals.Atishi went a step further, offering to personally campaign for Gupta should he successfully navigate the bureaucratic hurdles and secure approval from the LG.The comments came during a heated debate in the Delhi Assembly’s final session, where ruling AAP and opposition BJP lawmakers engaged in a blame game over the removal of bus marshals.Atishi defended her party’s stance, saying that the proposal to reinstate the marshals had been pending approval from the LG. She also responded to BJP accusations, which blamed former Delhi chief minister Arvind Kejriwal for the removal of the marshals starting in November 2023.Atishi clarified that Kejriwal had, in fact, opposed the removal, referencing a letter from October 2023, in which the CM instructed that the marshals should remain in service, and called for disciplinary action against officials who had withheld their salaries.She accused the LG of removing the marshals without regard for public safety, a decision she said was politically motivated and harmful to the welfare of the marshals and their families.BJP leaders in the assembly dismissed the AAP’s narrative, insisting that the removal of the marshals was carried out under Kejriwal’s direction, and now the AAP was merely playing politics with the issue of their reinstatement.Gupta sought answers from Atishi saying the AAP government deployed bus marshals and then removed them.BJP MLA Abhay Verma questioned the ruling party’s ability to resolve the issue, asking why the AAP government, in power for nearly a decade, had failed to bring back the marshals.Urban development minister Saurabh Bharadwaj, however, highlighted that the regularization of bus marshals fell under the jurisdiction of the LG, as it involved ""services"" and ""law and order"" matters, areas where the Delhi government has limited authority.","Delhi chief minister Atishi says Aam Aadmi Party would not field a candidate against BJP’s leader of opposition, Vijender Gupta. Atishi went a step further, offering to personally campaign for Gupta should he successfully navigate the bureaucratic hurdles and secure approval from the LG.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-115812577,imgsize-972375,width-400,resizemode-4/115812577.jpg" +Adopt 'SMART' policing: PM Modi to cops amid rising digital frauds,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/adopt-smart-policing-pm-modi-to-cops-amid-rising-digital-frauds/articleshow/115875802.cms,"NEW DELHI: PM Narendra Modi on Sunday called upon the police forces of the country to adopt the ' SMART policing mantra ', with the 'SMART' acronym expanded to ""strategic, meticulous, adaptable, reliable and transparent"".Addressing the valedictory session of the 59th All-India Conference of Director Generals of Police/Inspector Generals of Police (DGPs/IGPs) in Bhubaneswar, which he attended through Saturday and Sunday, Modi expressed concern at the threats generated on account of digital frauds , cybercrimes and AI, particularly the potential of deep fakes to disrupt social and familial relations, and asked the police force to convert the AI challenge into an opportunity by harnessing India's double 'AI' power of artificial intelligence and 'aspirational India'.The PM said that wide-ranging discussions were held during the conference on national and international dimensions of security challenges, and expressed satisfaction on the counter-strategies that had emerged from the deliberations.Modi appreciated the initiatives taken in urban policing , and suggested that each of the initiatives be collated and implemented in 100 cities of the country. He called for the use of technology to reduce the workload of the constabulary and suggested that the police station be made the focal point for resource allocation.Discussing the success of hackathons in solving some key problems, the PM suggested deliberating on holding a National Police Hackathon as well. He highlighted the need for expanding the focus on port security and preparing a future plan of action in this regard.Recalling the contributions of Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel, India's first home minister, to the ministry of home affairs, Modi exhorted the security establishment, from the ministry to the police station level, to pay homage to him on his 150th birth anniversary next year by resolving to set and achieve a goal on any aspect that stands to improve the police's image, professionalism and capabilities. He urged police forces to modernise and realign themselves with the vision of 'Viksit Bharat'.During the three-day conference, in-depth discussions were held on challenges to national security , including counter terrorism, Left-Wing Extremism, cybercrime, economic security, immigration, coastal security and narco-trafficking. Deliberations were also held on emerging security concerns along the border with Bangladesh and Myanmar, and trends in urban policing. Further, a review was undertaken of implementation of the newly enacted criminal laws, initiatives and best practices in policing as also the security situation in the neighbourhood.","PM Narendra Modi called upon the police forces of the country to adopt the'SMART policing mantra' The 'SMART' acronym expanded to ""strategic, meticulous, adaptable, reliable and transparent"" Modi expressed concern at the threats generated on account of digital frauds, cybercrimes and AI.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-115875843,imgsize-34868,width-400,resizemode-4/115875843.jpg" +NMC advisory for students eyeing private medical colleges abroad,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/nmc-advisory-for-students-eyeing-private-medical-colleges-abroad/articleshow/115875704.cms,"NEW DELHI: National Medical Commission (NMC) has warned aspiring students against choosing to study in private medical colleges abroad that do not adhere to regulations laid down by it.In 2021, NMC published Foreign Medical Graduate Licentiates (FMGL) Regulations. It states that no foreign medical graduate shall be granted registration to practice in India unless she or he has undergone a course leading to foreign medical degree with a minimum duration of 54 months and an internship for a minimum duration of 12 months in the same foreign medical institution.The NMC regulation also stated that the entire course, training and internship or clerkship, shall be done outside India in the same foreign medical institution throughout the course of study and no part of medical training and internship shall be done in India or in any country other than the country from where the primary medical qualification is obtained.Despite the advisory , several Indian students are seeking admission to private medical colleges abroad, which do not adhere to these regulations, NMC said. It has, therefore, issued another warning.""Any variation in duration, medium of instructions, syllabus, clinical training or internship may lead to disqualification in grant of registration in India,"" the NMC said. Some colleges abroad teach in their native language which is a major impediment in learning.","In 2021, NMC published Foreign Medical Graduate Licentiates (FMGL) Regulations. It states that no foreign medical graduate shall be granted registration to practice in India unless she or he has undergone a course leading to foreign medical degree with a minimum duration of 54 months.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-115875712,imgsize-20100,width-400,resizemode-4/115875712.jpg" +Supreme Court stalls razing of illegal structure in Mumbai,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/sc-stalls-razing-of-illegal-structure-in-mumbai/articleshow/115875693.cms,"Supreme Court of India. -A: +MUMBAI: Supreme Court stayed BMC's demolition of an unauthorised construction in Vakola, a day after the municipality assured Bombay high court that the ""offending"" structure would be demolished within a week.Justices Vikram Nath and Prasanna Varale of SC took up the hearing on Thursday 3.55pm and noted that in a contempt petition, ""some order was passed yesterday...apparently, permitting BMC to demolish the first floor of the building in respect to which the status quo order is operating"". Senior advocate D S Naidu, citing urgency, said HC's order, ""pursuant to which the demolition has started today, has not been uploaded as of now"". He showed photographs of the civic body's demolition squad at the site. ""If the demolition exercise is still going on, the same shall be stopped forthwith,"" the SC judges directed.They issued a notice to BMC, posted the hearing on Dec 5 and sought a report from HC registrar general ""with regard to uploading of the [HC] order...""The special leave petition was filed in SC by Rajendra Gomai and family, occupants of the 4,500 sq ft property, which has structures on it. In March 2016, L civic ward office issued a notice to Gomais to remove the unauthorised structures. They moved HC, which in May 2016, directed a status quo to be maintained - it was continued from time to time. In 2019, BMC filed a contempt petition that HC's status quo order was violated by further illegal construction on the site, and in July 2018, it issued a stop-work notice.Before the bench of Justices Ajay Gadkari and Kamal Khata on Wednesday, Gomais' advocates Rajesh Kachare and Sachin Shetye said the status quo order was in respect of the first floor and further construction on the ground floor was not affected by it. But the judges rejected the submission, stating that by ""misreading and misrepresenting"" the May 2016 order, Gomais carried out further illegal construction and ""this...is clearly taking advantage of the status quo order...which is unconscionable."" They noted Kachare failed to produce BMC permission when asked for. ""...the respondents have certainly attempted to take the judicial system for a ride and for granted...It is one of the rare cases where the Corporation has initiated contempt proceedings...,"" the judges said.They further noted that BMC records revealed illegal construction of approximately 5,000 sq ft on the first floor as per the March 2016 notice, and 900 sq ft on the ground floor as per the July 2018 stop-work notice. Also, in their reply-affidavit, the Gomais had not proven existence/permissions prior to the datum line or as a tolerated structure, and as per their records, it is a residential structure.The HC judges, from BMC officers' ""uncertain and unacceptable"" answers, said they were led to ""draw an inference that the officers... are in cahoots with respondents and/or more interested in protecting the illegal structure than its demolition"".","Justices Vikram Nath and Prasanna Varale of SC took up the hearing on Thursday 3.55pm. Senior advocate D S Naidu, citing urgency, said HC's order, ""pursuant to which the demolition has started today, has not been uploaded as of now""","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-115875697,imgsize-1943794,width-400,resizemode-4/115875697.jpg" +Indians stranded at Kuwait airport after snag leads to flight diversion,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/indians-stranded-at-kuwait-airport-after-snag-leads-to-flight-diversion/articleshow/115875676.cms,"NEW DELHI: A technical snag forced Gulf Air's Bahrain-Manchester flight to divert to Kuwait, leaving several Indians stranded at the airport as India does not have a ""visa on arrival"" agreement with Kuwait, and airport hotels were fully booked due to the ongoing GCC meetings.Indian embassy has managed to accommodate the stranded passengers in the airport lounge. ""The embassy has been informed by Gulf Air that the flight for stranded passengers from Kuwait to Manchester is tentatively scheduled for 3.30 am on Dec 2. Food and water are available for the stranded passengers in the lounges,"" Indian embassy in Kuwait said on X on Sunday night.Gulf Air GF5 had taken off from Bahrain at 2.05 am on Sunday, with a planned landing in Manchester after 7.5 hours. However, a technical issue forced it to land at Kuwait at 4.01 am (all times local).Shivansh, a software engineer among the stranded passengers, said on X, ""Reading (foreign minister S Jaishankar's) 'Why Bharat Matters' while getting stuck in Kuwait without any help. All British passport holders got their hotels sorted with a visa on arrival, while Indian passport holders have been left stranded.""Sai Samrat Anandapu, another passenger, wrote, "". There are children and elderly among us, with no confirmation about our flight. Please provide accommodation as we need to freshen up and attend to our daily needs.""","Gulf Air GF5 had taken off from Bahrain at 2.05 am on Sunday, with a planned landing in Manchester after 7.5 hours. A technical issue forced it to land at Kuwait at 4.01 am (all times local) Indian embassy has managed to accommodate the stranded passengers in the airport lounge.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-115875681,imgsize-73042,width-400,resizemode-4/115875681.jpg" +Prayagraj set to welcome 40 crore for Maha Kumbh '25,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/prayagraj-set-to-welcome-40-crore-for-maha-kumbh-25/articleshow/115875604.cms,"NEW DELHI: Hoping to attract more than 40 crore devotees from across the globe, UP govt and Union ministry of culture and tourism have joined hands to make ' Maha Kumbh 2025' in Prayagraj - cited as one of the world's largest religious congregations - a showcase of the rich diversity of Indian culture. Plans are under way to deck up the cityscape for the 45-day fair with art installations, murals and decorations on the city walls.Maha Kumbh Mela is a festival held every 12 years in Prayagraj, where millions of devotees come to the 'Triveni Sangam' to immerse themselves in the holy waters of the Ganga, Yamuna, and Saraswati. This symbolises the purification of the soul and, as believed, offers a path to attaining moksha or spiritual liberation.The event, which will take place from Jan 13 to Feb 26, will tell the story of Maha Kumbh across Prayagraj through a wide variety of cultural performances and themed exhibitions. For instance, Archaeological Survey of India, Indira Gandhi National Centre for Arts, museums, and archives are planning to jointly curate a predominantly digital exhibition on the theme of Kumbh's tradition from various parts of the country, using manuscripts and photographs.National School of Drama also plans to stage productions like Samudramanthan and other plays related to the Kumbh Melas. The culture ministry and UP govt will jointly organise cultural performances. The state govt proposes to set up a 'Ganga Pandal' with a capacity to seat 10,000 people, along with three more stages, each with a seating capacity of 4,000, at prominent locations. Celebrity, classical and folk artists from various states will participate. Additionally, 20 more stages for performances by artists are proposed.Sahitya Kala Academy, along with other organisations, will showcase publications through book exhibitions, seminars and discussions. The Union and state govts also plan to screen cultural documentaries .","Maha Kumbh Mela is a festival held every 12 years in Prayagraj. Millions of devotees come to the 'Triveni Sangam' to immerse themselves in the holy waters of the Ganga, Yamuna, and Saraswati.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-115875662,imgsize-122142,width-400,resizemode-4/115875662.jpg" +Canada's scrapping of SDS visa to help Indian students: Government in Lok Sabha,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/canadas-scrapping-of-sds-visa-to-help-indian-students-government-in-lok-sabha/articleshow/115875440.cms,"NEW DELHI: Canada's cancellation of the SDS visa scheme, which allowed Indian students to fast-track their study permit application process, was raised in Lok Sabha on Friday, but the Indian govt assured the House this will make the admission process more affordable for students, particularly those who were previously unable to meet the more costly SDS requirements.As per the SDS programme, which was launched in 2018, the Canadian govt allowed eligible international students from India and many other countries to expedite their study permit application process. However, according to junior external affairs minister Kirti Vardhan Singh, the fast-tracking process involved meeting specific requirements like paying one year's tuition fee in advance, providing a mandatory Guaranteed Investment Certificate (GIC) worth $20,635 as proof of funds, and meeting language proficiency levels.On Nov 8, 2024, Canada ended the SDS programme. ""The Canadian govt conveyed that its objective in doing away with the SDS programme is in line with its efforts to strengthen the programme's integrity, address student vulnerability, and give all students equal and fair access to the application process, as well as a positive academic experience. Following the cancellation of the SDS scheme, all international students would now have to apply for 'regular study permits' for studying in Canada,"" said Singh, in response to a written question in Lok Sabha on the likely impact of Canada's move on Indian students.""Under the regular route, students are no longer required to pay full one-year tuition fee upfront, but only for six months and demonstrate that they have sufficient funds to cover their living expenses. This makes the admission process more affordable for students, particularly those who were previously unable to meet the more costly SDS requirements,"" he added.According to the ministry of external affairs, there are approximately 4,27,000 Indian students in Canadian colleges and universities. ""All issues facing Indian students in Canada are regularly discussed and raised with Canadian authorities. Govt of India places high emphasis on the well-being of Indian students pursuing education in Canada,"" said the minister.","Canada's cancellation of the SDS visa scheme, which allowed Indian students to fast-track their study permit application process, was raised in Lok Sabha on Friday. Indian govt assured the House this will make the admission process more affordable for students, particularly those who were previously unable to meet the more costly SDS requirements.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-115875459,imgsize-97090,width-400,resizemode-4/115875459.jpg" +'Need new thinking' to boost economy': Rahul Gandhi flags GDP dip,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/need-new-thinking-to-boost-economy-rahul-gandhi-flags-gdp-dip/articleshow/115875348.cms,"Congress leader Rahul Gandhi (File photo) -Q: +There is a need for a ""new thinking"" for India's economy, Congress' Rahul Gandhi said Sunday as he highlighted that the country's GDP growth rate had declined to 5.4%, the ""lowest in two years"".""The Indian economy cannot progress as long as a handful of billionaires are accruing its benefits, and farmers, labourers, the middle class and the poor are struggling with various economic problems,"" he said on X. Rahul added that when everyone gets an equal opportunity to move forward, only then will the wheel of the economy move forward.He claimed that due to demonetisation and GST, the share of manufacturing in the economy has fallen to 13%, the lowest in 50 years. Rahul asked how new jobs will be created in such a situation.","India's GDP growth rate has declined to 5.4%, the ""lowest in two years"" The share of manufacturing in the economy has fallen to 13%, the lowest in 50 years. Rahul asked how new jobs will be created in such a situation.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-115875350,imgsize-1269888,width-400,resizemode-4/115875350.jpg" +Pay heed to Bhagwat words on masjid surveys: Kharge to BJP,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/pay-heed-to-bhagwat-words-on-masjid-surveys-kharge-to-bjp/articleshow/115875202.cms,"NEW DELHI: Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge on Sunday accused BJP's top leadership of adopting ""divisive tactics"" as he strongly opposed attempts to get surveys done in mosques across the country to find out if temples existed underneath the structures. Kharge also said Congress and other opposition parties were opposed to the Waqf Amendment Bill, 2024 and would continue to oppose it.Asking BJP to pay heed to Mohan Bhagwat's statement from 2022, Kharge quoted the RSS chief who had said, ""Our aim was to construct a Ram temple and we should not find a Shivalay under every masjid."" He also referred to the Places of Worship Act 1991 , which was enacted to maintain status quo of religious places as they existed in 1947.""A (court) judgment was given, which has opened a Pandora's box in the country. Now, surveys are being conducted everywhere, finding temples underneath mosques. Voices are growing in this regard,"" he said.Kharge's remarks came in the wake of violence in Uttar Pradesh's Sambhal, where a survey is being conducted at a mosque to ascertain whether a temple existed there.Addressing a 'Maha Rally' organised by the Dalit, OBC, Minorities and Adivasi Parisangh under the banner of 'Save The Constitution' at Ramlila Maidan in Delhi, Kharge said, ""PM Narendra Modi says 'ek hain to safe hain', but they are not letting anyone remain safe. You talk about unity, but your actions betray this. Your leader, Mohan Bhagwat, has said now that the Ram mandir has been built, there's no need to search for more places of worship. If you respect his words, then why create further discord?""Kharge asked BJP whether it would also demolish structures such as Red Fort, Taj Mahal, Qutub Minar and Char Minar, which were constructed by Muslims.","Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge accused BJP's top leadership of adopting ""divisive tactics"" He strongly opposed attempts to get surveys done in mosques across the country to find out if temples existed underneath the structures. Kharge also said Congress and other opposition parties were opposed to the Waqf Amendment Bill, 2024.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-115875216,imgsize-1665579,width-400,resizemode-4/115875216.jpg" +'Madam is busy': Najma says Sonia Gandhi kept her waiting for 1 hour,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/madam-is-busy-najma-says-sonia-kept-her-waiting-for-1-hour/articleshow/115875131.cms,"Najma Heptulla and Sonia Gandhi (Picture credit: X/Agencies) -In the hundred years since this research was made visible and more, how is it that archaeological excavations are being made more cost effective? Would new tools of say, AI, help in this way? +NEW DELHI: After being elected president of the Inter- Parliamentary Union (IPU) in 1999, Najma Heptulla rang up the then Congress chief Sonia Gandhi from Berlin to convey the news, but had to hold the phone line for an hour as the staff told her that ""Madam is busy"".The former deputy chairperson of Rajya Sabha, who left Congress after reported differences with Gandhi and joined BJP in 2004, mentions this incident in her recently-released autobiography 'In Pursuit of Democracy: Beyond Party Lines'. She says the IPU presidency was a ""historic first and a great honour, marking the pinnacle of my journey from the Indian parliament to the world parliamentary stage"".First, she called PM Atal Bihari Vajpayee and he received her call instantly. ""When he heard the news, he was delighted, first because the honour had come to India, and second, it had come to an Indian Muslim woman. He said, 'You come back and we will celebrate.' I could also connect to the V-P's office instantly,"" she writes.When she ""rang up Sonia Gandhi, Congress party president and my leader, one of her staff first said, 'Madam is busy.' When I pointed out I was calling from Berlin, an international call, he just said, 'Please hold the line.' I waited for one full hour. Sonia never came on the line to speak to me"".According to Heptulla, at that time, Rahul and Priyanka were not in politics. ""Our leader's behaviour was counter to the best practices and principles of collaboration that had evolved in Congress over many decades,"" she says about Sonia's leadership. Heptulla says Sonia's idea of communication was a ""sharp and serious departure from the earlier Congress culture"". ""Indira Gandhi used to keep an open house. She was accessible to the rank-and-file members,"" she writes. PTI","Najma Heptulla was elected president of the Inter- Parliamentary Union (IPU) in 1999. She rang up the then Congress chief Sonia Gandhi from Berlin to convey the news. She had to hold the phone line for an hour as the staff told her that ""Madam is busy""","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-115875150,imgsize-2045315,width-400,resizemode-4/115875150.jpg" +BJP flays Mehbooba for equating Bangla minorities with India,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/bjp-flays-mehbooba-for-equating-bangla-minorities-with-india/articleshow/115873749.cms,"JAMMU -A: +: J&K BJP leaders Sunday demanded action against PDP president Mehbooba Mufti for her remark comparing the condition of minorities in Bangladesh with those in India, calling it “anti-national.”Addressing party workers recently in Jammu, Mehbooba asked people to stand up to counter BJP’s alleged attempts at polarisation and asked if there was any difference between Bangladesh and India.Reacting to violence in Uttar Pradesh’s Sambhal, Mehbooba drew parallels between the row over survey of the mosque there and the atrocities being committed against Hindu minorities in Bangladesh.“Our Hindu brothers are facing oppression in Bangladesh. But what is the difference if we treat minorities here the same way? Ours is a great country, known worldwide for its secular character,” she said.Criticising Mehbooba’s statements, BJP leaders described them as “wrong and condemnable.”Former J&K BJP president Ravinder Raina told mediapersons that the J&K govt should take serious note of the “anti-national statement made by Mehbooba and her conspiracies.”BJP national general secretary Tarun Chugh dismissed Mehbooba’s claim that the nation’s secular foundation is being shaken as “baseless,” saying it reflected her “ideological bankruptcy.”“Her comments are detached from reality,” he said, adding that she was engaged in divisive rhetoric, attributing it to her “frustration” over repeated electoral failures.",Mehbooba Mufti asked people to stand up to counter BJP’s alleged attempts at polarisation. Mehbooba drew parallels between the row over survey of the mosque there and the atrocities being committed against Hindu minorities in Bangladesh. She asked if there was any difference between Bangladesh and India.,"https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-115873744,imgsize-61540,width-400,resizemode-4/115873744.jpg" +"Kuki-Zo youths shot multiple times, mostly on back in Manipur's Jiribram, reveals autopsy report",https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/kuki-zo-youths-shot-multiple-times-mostly-on-back-in-manipurs-jiribram-reveals-autopsy-report/articleshow/115872930.cms,"Manipur violence -Listen here:Excerpts from the interview:When I began the research which eventually culminated in 'Finding Forgotten Cities', it did not begin as research about how the Indus Civilisation was discovered. As a matter of fact, I was thinking of doing a biography of John Marshall, director general of the Archaeological Survey, who in fact announced the discovery of the Indus Civilisation on Sept 20, 1924. So, you know, just a little over 100 years ago. And I thought it would be in the 'life and times' genre. As it so happened, when I began looking at the material which was in the file room of the Archaeological Survey of India, there was so much material which I felt could actually be woven into a story around the discovery of the Indus Civilisation. This is because the story itself covers a large part of Marshall's career. And what eventually emerged from these files was very different from what the given story that people thought about when they thought about the discovery ofMohenjo-daro and Harappa .I think there were several. My most favourite bit relates to the Italian Luigi Pio Tessitori . I knew that he had worked in Bikaner and had visited Kalibangan, but I didn't know the whole story about the fact that he had excavated Kalibangan, a Harappan city as we now know it, the first Harappan city to have been excavated after Alexander Cunningham's excavations of the 19th century at Harappa. And he had discovered seals there which were exactly like those from Harappa. He could not actually get the credit that he deserved because he passed away in his 30s after having contracted the Spanish flu. He died in Bikaner, and he's actually buried there.The second thing, which was very new to me, and this again is around another individual who is much better known. Rakhal Das Banerjee. Rakhal Das Banerjee was the excavator of Mohenjo-daro. But I didn't realise that when he actually went to excavate Mohenjo-daro in the winter of 1922, he knew that this was his last season in that part of India. That was because he had been involved in all kinds of financial irregularities. So he had got permission to excavate at Mohenjo-daro, but it was just by accident that these seals within the first few days were found below the platform where you have a large historical Buddhist stupa. And he was trained as an archaeologist. So he immediately realised the importance of what he had discovered. This again was a story that I was not aware of. The other thing that came as a big surprise to me was the kind of pressure that the Archaeological Survey worked under. Non-commercial departments in the British Raj were always under threat.I don't know how AI would help, but I can tell you the post-Independence history of the Indus Civilisation, which will provide some kind of insight into the shifts that have taken place in the way in which archeology is done. Now, when you think of a Mohenjo-daro or Harappa being excavated in the 1920s, you didn't actually have specialists from elsewhere as a part of the team there. So that, for example, when skeletons were found, they went immediately into disrepair because you didn't have anthropologists there. So today, on the other hand, you have these large multidisciplinary teams. So I think there has been a change in the way excavations are conducted. I don't think the problem really has been with money. The problem has been in terms of publications. There are just so many cities where we still don't have hard copies of reports. So today if you want to learn about a Mohenjo-daro and Harappa, you can go to these fat tomes and get all the details. But we do not have similar volumes that have been published on Rakhigarhi or others.",'Finding Forgotten Cities' is a new book about the discovery of the Indus Civilisation. The book is based on material found in the file room of the Archaeological Survey of India. The author reveals how the British Raj's non- commercial departments were under threat.,"https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-115851446,imgsize-56752,width-400,resizemode-4/115851446.jpg" -"Quit & then question electoral process, BJP tells Rahul, Priyanka",https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/quit-then-question-electoral-process-bjp-tells-rahul-priyanka/articleshow/115851377.cms,"NEW DELHI: BJP on Saturday hit back at Congress for questioning the electoral process , including the integrity of EVMs, saying its chief ministers and other elected representatives like Rahul Gandhi should first resign and announce that they will contest only after ballot papers are brought back.Such a stand will underscore their trust in the issues being raised by them, BJP spokesperson Gaurav Bhatia told reporters, adding that their allegations will otherwise be nothing but empty words.Congress should move the courts over the issue too, he said, while stressing that Supreme Court has quite a few times endorsed the transparency of the electoral process and the integrity of EVMs.Congress chief ministers, Rahul Gandhi and Priyanka Gandhi Vadra should resign as they were elected through the same electoral process the opposition party is questioning, Bhatia said. It was ironic Congress chief Mallikarjun Kharge questioned EVMs on a day Priyanka took oath as a Lok Sabha MP, he added.Congress will soon be confined to the pages of history books, the BJP spokesperson said.Speaking on the incidents targeting Hindu minorities in Bangladesh, Bhatia noted the stand of the Indian govt and expressed confidence that India's strong voice cannot be ignored. As the biggest democracy in the world, it is India's duty to raise its voice when minorities are facing harassment anywhere, he claimed.He also accused Samajwadi Party neta and former UP CM Akhilesh Yadav of acting as a shield for rioters and alleged that the party's members, including MPs, are involved in instigating violence rather than showing commitment to the restoration of peace. Targeting SP, he alleged that riots frequently broke out when it governed the state and that the opposition party has no faith in the police.BJP's reaction came after Yadav accused BJP of orchestrating violence in Sambhal.","Congress chief ministers, Rahul Gandhi and Priyanka Gandhi Vadra should resign as they were elected through the same electoral process the opposition party is questioning. It was ironic Congress chief Mallikarjun Kharge questioned EVMs on a day Priyank took oath as a Lok Sabha MP, he added.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-115851382,imgsize-44694,width-400,resizemode-4/115851382.jpg" -"After public outcry, Railways says blankets washed twice a month",https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/after-public-outcry-railways-says-blankets-washed-twice-a-month/articleshow/115851376.cms,"NEW DELHI: Amid growing concerns over quality and hygiene of woollen blankets provided to train passengers in AC coaches, Northern Railway on Saturday said they are washed every 15 days and sterilisation is done using hot naphthalene vapour every fortnight.It added that a pilot will soon start where UV robotic sanitisation of all blankets on Jammu and Dibrugarh Rajdhani trains will take place after every round trip. UV robotic sanitation uses ultraviolet light to kill germs.Northern Railway spokesperson Himanshu Shekhar told reporters on Saturday that the use of hot naphthalene vapour is a time-tested and effective method of sterilisation. He said cotton linens are washed at mechanised laundries after every use and these must pass the 'whitometer test'.""Before 2010, woollen blankets were washed once every 2-3 months. Then this was brought down to a month and now it's 15 days. Where we have logistic challenges, all blankets are washed at least once in a month. Washing in a month is an exception, not a routine,"" he added. Indian Railways provides more than 6 lakh blankets daily to passengers across the country and in Northern Railway zone, over 1 lakh blankets and bed rolls are distributed per day.",Northern Railway says sterilisation is done using hot naphthalene vapour every fortnight. A pilot will soon start where UV robotic sanitisation of all blankets on Jammu and Dibrugarh Rajdhani trains will take place after every round trip.,"https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-115851465,imgsize-134578,width-400,resizemode-4/115851465.jpg" +NEW DELHI: The 10 Kuki-Zo youths killed in an alleged confrontation with CRPF sustained multiple fatal bullet wounds, predominantly from behind, according to reports of post-mortem examination conducted at Silchar Medical College and Hospital (SMCH) in Assam. The PTI-accessed autopsy reports indicated no signs of torture apart from bullet injuries and their consequent effects.The youths, one of whom was a minor, were reportedly killed in a gunfight with security forces on November 11 near Borobekra police station in Manipur’s Jiribam district. Police claimed the deceased were militants who attacked the station and a nearby CRPF camp.The victims were identified as Ramneilien (29), Fimlien Kung Ngurte (31), Elvis Lalropei Zote (21), Lalthanei (22), Joseph Lalditum (19), Francis Lalzarlien (25), Roulneisang (30), Lalsiemlien Hmar (30), Henry Lalsanglien (25) and Robert Lalnuntluong (16). The post-mortem reports indicate most were wearing camouflage or khaki clothing. Six bodies arrived at SMCH on November 12, and four more, in early stages of decomposition, arrived on November 14. The reports estimate the time of death for the first group as 24-36 hours prior to examination, and 72-96 hours for the second group, except for Hmar, whose estimated time of death was 48-72 hours prior.Each body had multiple bullet entry and exit wounds. Some had over a dozen wounds. The reports, signed by teams of three doctors, noted bullets hit the victims all over their bodies, with most shots fired from behind. Four of the victime (Ngurte, Lalzarlien, Hmar, and Lalsanglien) were each missing an eye.The final cause of death remains pending, awaiting chemical analysis reports from the Directorate of Forensic Sciences in Guwahati.The Indigenous Tribal Leaders' Forum (ITLF), a Kuki-Zo organization, stated the funeral will be held in Churachandpur district on December 5. The ITLF had previously stated, ""The funeral of the Kuki-Zo youths would not be conducted till their post-mortem examination reports were handed over to the families.”The bodies were transported from Silchar to Churachandpur on November 16 and remain in the local morgue. The ITLF claims the deceased were village volunteers, while the Manipur government maintains they were militants. This incident occurs amidst ongoing ethnic violence between the Meitei and Kuki-Zo communities, which has resulted in over 250 deaths and thousands displaced since May. The conflict emerged following a 'Tribal Solidarity March' opposing Meitei community's ST status demands. Meiteis comprise 53 per cent of Manipur's population, residing mainly in the Imphal Valley, whilst tribals constitute over 40 per cent, inhabiting hill districts.","The 10 Kuki-Zo youths sustained multiple fatal bullet wounds, predominantly from behind. The youths, one of whom was a minor, were reportedly killed in a gunfight with security forces on November 11 near Borobekra police station in Manipur’s Jiribam district. Police claimed the deceased were militants who attacked the station.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-115873280,imgsize-1002077,width-400,resizemode-4/115873280.jpg" +Unpacking India's fuming response at COP29: What really transpired?,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/unpacking-indias-fuming-response-at-cop29-what-really-transpired/articleshow/115872889.cms,"NEW DELHI: In the wee hours of November 24, while most people in India were fast asleep, a drama unfolded at a sprawling conference hall of the Olympic stadium in Azerbaijan's capital Baku. Diplomats from nearly 200 countries, civil society representatives and journalists had gathered to witness a decision that could determine the fate of climate action in the Global South. But what transpired was far from routine -- it was a moment of diplomatic brinkmanship that left many stunned and India's delegation fuming.As the president of this year's UN climate conference, Mukhtar Babayev, approached the centrepiece agenda item -- the New Collective Quantified Goal (NCQG) on climate finance -- India's Deputy Lead Negotiator Neelesh Sah rushed to COP29 Lead Negotiator Yalchin Rafiyev to convey that the country wants to make a statement before the adoption of the contentious decision.Around 2:30 am, without so much as a pause for objections or comments, Babayev hammered the gavel, declaring the USD 300 billion climate-finance package adopted. The move was so swift, it left delegates from many developing countries blinking in disbelief.Avantika Goswami, head of the Climate Change Programme at the Centre for Science and Environment , said it happened ""quite suddenly and unceremoniously"".""We were surprised because the last-known figure on the table -- USD 300 billion -- was far below the latest G77 compromise of USD 500 billion. We also knew that India was preparing to interject in the process. The fact that it was passed before any such objections were raised came as a surprise,"" she said.Journalists witnessing the drama unfold in the plenary room saw the entire Indian delegation leap to their feet, making a timeout gesture. Sah dashed over to Rafiyev, exchanged a few words and returned to his seat, panting.Meanwhile, Babayev passed the microphone to Cuba for a statement, followed by India, Bolivia, Nigeria and Malawi, who spoke on behalf of a group of 45 least-developed countries. In total, 49 countries objected to the deal. In the UNFCCC process, one objection is enough to block a decision.However, India had no intention of blocking the deal and its outburst was about more than just the money.Delivering India's statement, Chandni Raina, Adviser at the Department of Economic Affairs , described the manner in which the deal was adopted as ""unfair"" and ""stage-managed"".Raina was scathing about the new climate-finance package, calling the meagre USD 300 billion a year by 2035 ""too little and too distant"".She labelled the sum ""abysmally poor"", ""paltry"" and an ""optical illusion"" -- a far cry from the USD 1 trillion developing countries need every year to cope with the warming world.Raina flagged three major issues for India in the deal -- paragraphs 8a, 8c and 9 of the agreement.Para 8a: This suggests that the USD 300 billion will come from all sorts of sources -- public, private, bilateral, multilateral -- and not directly as public money from developed to developing countries. Developing countries have long demanded grants or grant-equivalent funding, not loans that pile on debt. Many poorer nations already spend up to 10 per cent of their GDP on servicing debt.Paras 8c and 9: These allow developing countries' contributions -- whether through their funding to multilateral climate finance (MDBs) or their own bilateral climate finance -- to be voluntarily counted towards the USD 300 billion goal. Essentially, Global South countries might end up footing their own climate bills -- hardly the spirit of climate justice.Raina called it a ""deflection"" of developed nations' responsibilities.Questions have been raised as to why India did not mention these issues at the heads-of-delegation meeting on Saturday or earlier.To be clear, India had already articulated its concerns throughout the two-week conference.From high-level dialogues on just transition, pre-2030 ambition, climate finance and adaptation finance to the Mitigation Work Programme and its national statement, India has consistently made its case, aligning with the group of Like-Minded Developing Countries.A former negotiator familiar with the backroom drama told PTI that India's 11th-hour objection was not a tantrum -- it was a plea for fairness.India wanted more discussion, especially since the text -- with actual numbers -- only came out a day before adoption.""India was shown a figure of USD 300 billion in closed-door meetings on Saturday (November 23), but public documents still listed it as USD 250 billion. Understandably, India was nonplussed,"" the former negotiator said.To make matters worse, the COP29 presidency did not share how other countries had reacted to the USD 300 billion figure. India wanted to raise all these points before the decision was finalised, but the presidency did not give it the chance, the former negotiator explained.Another former negotiator pointed out that India's statement in the plenary hinted at its desire for a proper discussion on all these issues.If India and others had spoken before the decision, it might have delayed the agreement. India's actions suggest that it was not trying to derail the deal entirely, the negotiator added.Meanwhile, a civil society member was baffled by how two of the most vulnerable groups to climate change -- the Least Developed Countries (LDCs) and the Alliance of Small Island States (AOSIS) -- ended up accepting ""such a bad deal"" after staging a walkout just hours earlier. These groups had demanded USD 220 billion and USD 39 billion respectively from the total finance package.Most experts PTI spoke to believe that the shadow of the US presidential elections played a big role. ""Countries were scared into thinking that next year's deal would be even worse. They felt cornered into accepting this one,"" said the first negotiator.An observer added that Brazil, set to host COP30, wanted to avoid inheriting a mess, while heavyweights like China and Saudi Arabia were busy safeguarding their interests -- they did not want to be officially recognised as climate-finance contributors.As the world turns its focus to the next climate summit in Brazil, one question lingers -- can meaningful progress be made if such critical decisions are seen as skewed against those most vulnerable to climate change?","India's Deputy Lead Negotiator Neelesh Sah rushed to COP29 to convey that the country wants to make a statement before the adoption of the contentious decision. The move was so swift, it left delegates from many developing countries blinking in disbelief. India had no intention of blocking the deal and its outburst was about more than just the money.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-115872929,imgsize-826041,width-400,resizemode-4/115872929.jpg" +UP woman dies due to electrocution while removing phone from charge,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/up-woman-dies-due-to-electrocution-while-removing-phone-from-charge/articleshow/115871409.cms,"A woman died due to electric shock while removing her phone which was on charge here in a village on Sunday, police said. Meanwhile, another woman died in Ballia district in Uttar Pradesh after being hit by a paddy harvester machine, they said.According to police, Neetu (22), a resident of Sarangpur village, was removing her mobile phone from charge when she got an electric shock.People near her heard a noise and saw Neetu stuck to the phone. They separated her with a stick and took her to Primary Health Centre, Bansdih, where the doctors declared her dead.Bansdih police station in-charge inspector (SHO) Sanjay Singh said that Neetu was brought dead to the government hospital. No complaint has been received from the family in this case.Meanwhile, in Sikariya Khurd village, a woman died after being hit by a paddy harvester machine on Saturday evening.According to the police, Bindu Devi (50) of Hathaudi village was working in her field on Saturday evening when she was hit by a paddy harvester machine. She died while being taken for treatment.A case has been registered under relevant sections against the unknown driver of the harvester machine on the complaint of the deceased's husband Radha Kishun Ram.Gadwar police station in-charge Moolchand Chaurasia said on Sunday that the police have sent the body for post-mortem.","Neetu (22), a resident of Sarangpur village, was removing her mobile phone from charge when she got an electric shock. Meanwhile, another woman died in Ballia district in Uttar Pradesh after being hit by a paddy harvester machine.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-115872229,imgsize-12116,width-400,resizemode-4/115872229.jpg" diff --git a/project/sports.csv b/project/sports.csv index 6ba3cd9..4a1ab96 100644 --- a/project/sports.csv +++ b/project/sports.csv @@ -1,15 +1,42 @@ Article Title,Article Link,Article Text,Article Summary,Article Image -Cristiano Ronaldo vs MrBeast: The most insane challenge on YouTube! - Watch,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/sports/football/top-stories/cristiano-ronaldo-vs-mrbeast-the-most-insane-challenge-on-youtube-watch/articleshow/115856794.cms,"YouTube personality MrBeast and football legend Cristiano Ronaldo (Photo: YouTube grab) +WTC Scenarios: What India need to reach World Test Championship final after New Zealand lost to England,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/sports/cricket/india-in-australia/wtc-scenarios-what-india-need-to-reach-world-test-championship-final-after-new-zealand-lost-to-england/articleshow/115880589.cms,"The ICC Test mace (Photo Source: X) -WATCH WHAT HAPPENED AFTER THAT +CURRENT WTC STANDINGS (TOP 5) -I face off with MrBeast +(The teams are ranked according to the best PCT, which is decided by Points Percentage System) -When Cristiano Ronaldo started his YouTube channel ' UR Cristiano ' earlier this year, his kids told him, ""Daddy, MrBeast is better than you."" That gave the football legend the idea to host one of the most famous internet personalities in a video.It happened, and when the video was premiered on November 30, within hours it received more than seven million views.""I know you have a challenge for me, but I also have a challenge for you; it'll be fun,"" Ronaldo is heard telling MrBeast as they both walk onto the pitch of the Al Nassr stadium -- the Saudi club Ronaldo plays for.The video shows Ronaldo presenting a challenge to MrBeast, where both needed to kick the ball and hit a cardboard cut-out of MrBeast placed in the middle of the goalpost from three different distances. Each distance had a different score. The number of cardboard cutouts kept increasing as they shot from further away.""I am horrible at football,"" said Mr. Beast, as Ronaldo tried to teach him how to kick while warming up with a few attempts.""I am getting lessons from Ronaldo. I feel like people will pay a million bucks for this,"" said MrBeast.Ronaldo, who has hit 915 career goals so far, was asked a question that would be on the list of every fan of the football legend.""Are you going to hit 1000 (goals)?"" MrBeast asked.Ronaldo replied: ""I have to play two more years for that.""When the challenge reached a distance of 30 metres from the post, Ronaldo upped it, while MrBeast added a challenge within the challenge.""If in three balls, I don't touch one (placard), you win the game,"" said Ronaldo.MrBeast replied: ""If you hit it in the next three balls, I will turn all my subscribers to you. If you don't, you turn all your subscribers to me.""","Football legend Cristiano Ronaldo hosted YouTube personality MrBeast in a video. The video was premiered on November 30, and within hours it received more than seven million views. Both needed to kick the ball and hit a cardboard cut-out of MrBeast placed in the middle of the goalpost.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-115856839,imgsize-45078,width-400,resizemode-4/115856839.jpg" -1st Test: Brydon Carse shines as England beat New Zealand by eight wickets in Christchurch,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/sports/cricket/news/brydon-carse-shines-as-england-beat-new-zealand-by-eight-wickets-in-christchurch/articleshow/115857856.cms,"Getty Images +WHAT INDIA NEED + +In the scenario of India winning BGT 3-1, + +If India win the BGT 3-2, + +if they draw the BGT 2-2 + +If India lose the BGT 2-3, + +With each Test unfolding in the home stretch of the World Test Championship 's (WTC) 2023-25 cycle, the equation keeps changing in the WTC leaderboard, which at present is headed by India, who face a serious challenge from No. 2 South Africa and third-placed Australia .New Zealand 's defeat against England in the first Test at Christchurch may not have changed the top three standings, but it has made the contest for a place in the top two between India, South Africa and Australia more challenging.The WTC final , which is scheduled for June 2025 at Lord's, is contested between the teams that finish in the top two of the table at the end of the two-year cycle.1. India - Points 110, PCT 61.112. South Africa - Points 64, PCT 59.263. Australia - Points 90, PCT 57.694. New Zealand - Points 72, PCT 50.005. Sri Lanka - Points 60, PCT 50.000It's well-documented that four outright wins in the ongoing Border Gavaskar Trophy against Australia will fetch India a place in the final irrespective of results in other matches.But what happens if that doesn't transpire?Rohit Sharma & Co will stay in the top two unless South Africa win the second Test as well against Sri Lanka. The Proteas had won the first Test by 233 runs to displace Australia from No. 2.then Sri Lanka must draw one of their two Tests against the Aussies in the series scheduled for January-February next year.The scenarios get further complicated for Indiawith Australia. In that case, India would hope that South Africa win their series against Sri Lanka 2-0 and the Lankans must win their series against Australia by at least a 1-0 margin.then they would watch the climax of other series even more anxiously, as they would need New Zealand to draw 1-1 with England, South Africa to draw 1-1 against Sri Lanka as well as Pakistan, and the Sri Lanka vs Australia series to end in a 0-0 draw.",India currently top the World Test Championship (WTC) 2023-25 cycle. They face a serious challenge from No. 2 South Africa and third-placed Australia. New Zealand's defeat against England in the first Test at Christchurch has made the contest for a place in the top two more challenging.,"https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-115880696,imgsize-46432,width-400,resizemode-4/115880696.jpg" +Playful Shubman Gill teases Rohit Sharma in dugout - WATCH,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/sports/cricket/india-in-australia/playful-shubman-gill-teases-rohit-sharma-in-dugout-watch/articleshow/115881929.cms,"Shubman Gill and Rohit Sharma (AFP Photo) + +WATCH: + +Who could replace Rohit Sharma as Team India's captain in Tests? + +NEW DELHI: Team India skipper Rohit Sharma and opener Shubman Gill were spotted sharing a lighthearted moment in the dugout during the warm-up match against the Prime Minister's XI at Manuka Oval, Canberra. India emerged victorious in the two-day pink-ball warm-up game ahead of the second day-night Test in Adelaide, set to begin on December 6.A video circulating on social media captured Rohit playfully tapping Gill, sparking laughter between the two.Following the win over the Prime Minister's XI, Rohit expressed satisfaction with the team's performance, highlighting that they met their objectives as a unit.Pacer Harshit Rana's four-wicket haul, coupled with stellar performances from Gill, Nitish Kumar Reddy, and Yashasvi Jaiswal , powered India to victory at Canberra's Manuka Oval on Sunday.During the post-match presentation, Rohit also thanked the crowd for their unwavering support.""It was fantastic (the match and the win). We got what we wanted as a group. It was a bit unfortunate that we couldn't play the entire game, but we made the most of the time we had. Absolutely fantastic (to see the crowd). We love coming to Australia, and it's always great to see fans turn up to support us. There's never been a time when they haven't shown up. It's really nice to see people coming out and cheering for us,"" he said.","Team India skipper Rohit Sharma and opener Shubman Gill spotted sharing a lighthearted moment in the dugout during the warm-up match against the Prime Minister's XI. India emerged victorious in the two-day pink-ball warm up game ahead of the second day-night Test in Adelaide, set to begin on December 6.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-115881938,imgsize-37600,width-400,resizemode-4/115881938.jpg" +Border-Gavaskar Trophy: Hitman 3.0: Rohit Sharma gears up for Adelaide Test,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/sports/cricket/india-in-australia/hitman-3-0-rohit-sharma-gears-up-for-adelaide-test/articleshow/115881551.cms,"Rohit Sharma may be back at the middle-order for the pink-ball Test in Adelaide. (Photo by Mark Nolan/Getty Images) -NEW DELHI: England secured a commanding eight-wicket victory in the first Test against New Zealand on Sunday, efficiently reaching their target of 104 runs on day four to lead 1-0 in the three-match series.Whilst Zak Crawley managed only one run and Ben Duckett scored 27, Test debutant Jacob Bethell and veteran Joe Root , in his 150th Test match, guided the visitors to victory before the tea interval.Bethell reached his half-century off 37 balls with a single to deep square leg that sealed the win, accompanied by Root's contribution of 23 runs from 15 balls.Harry Brook, whose crucial first-innings score of 171 proved decisive, remained unused in the grandstand, fully padded up.Earlier, Brydon Carse delivered an impressive performance in his third Test, claiming six wickets for 42 runs as England bowled out New Zealand for 254 before lunch, setting up the victory opportunity.Despite Daryl Mitchell's resilient 84, the hosts could only delay the outcome, with England confident of chasing any target around 100 on the favourable batting conditions at Hagley Oval.New Zealand started the day precariously at 155-6, leading by just four runs. Carse secured his first Test five-wicket haul by dismissing Nathan Smith and Matt Henry in quick succession.Tim Southee, in his farewell series, struck two sixes, bringing his Test total to 95, before Joe Root caught him at deep midwicket off Gus Atkinson's bowling.England experienced a brief concern when captain Ben Stokes pulled up whilst bowling, requiring Atkinson to complete his over.Carse completed his first ten-wicket match haul when Chris Woakes caught Mitchell in the deep, adding to his first-innings figures of 4-64.The series continues with the second Test in Wellington on Friday before concluding in Hamilton.",England beat New Zealand by eight wickets on day four of the first Test. England reached their target of 104 runs on Sunday to lead 1-0 in the three-match series. Jacob Bethell and Joe Root guided the visitors to victory before the tea interval.,"https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-115857896,imgsize-78346,width-400,resizemode-4/115857896.jpg" -West Indies captain Kraigg Brathwaite breaks Gary Sobers's record,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/sports/cricket/news/west-indies-captain-kraigg-brathwaite-breaks-gary-soberss-record/articleshow/115857536.cms,"Kraigg Brathwaite has set a new record in West Indies Test cricket by making his 86th consecutive appearance, surpassing legendary Gary Sobers' record of 85 Tests. Brathwaite emphasizes the significance of Test cricket to him and highlights his focus on earning 100 caps. He also recalls his best innings, considering the 2017 Headingley hundred against England as special.","Kraigg Brathwaite makes his 86th consecutive Test appearance for West Indies. He surpasses legendary Gary Sobers' record of 85 Tests. BrathWAite recalls his best innings, considering the 2017 Headingley hundred against England as special.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-115857560,imgsize-18102,width-400,resizemode-4/115857560.jpg" +India skipper Rohit bats at No. 4 in pink-ball warm-up, possibly heeding call of the hour for + +Adelaide Test + +Who could replace Rohit Sharma as Team India's captain in Tests? + +As India were getting ready to go out to bat against the Prime Minister's XI in Canberra on Sunday, all eyes were on the openers. Would it be Yashasvi Jaiswal and KL Rahul , makeshift duo which brilliantly settled in Perth, or would it be the returning captain, Rohit Sharma Rohit's recent struggle at the top of the order has been well-documented - he managed only 91 in the six innings that he played against New Zealand in India less than a month ago. More importantly, four of those dismissals came against pacers facing the new ball on spin-friendly surfaces.Rahul, on the other hand, had beautifully blunted the new ball in Perth and cricket fans were keen to see whether the captain, who is known to be extremely flexible for the team's cause, would be ready to demote himself.Rohit did just that and if this is anything to go by, we may well see Rohit 3.0 - back at the middle-order for the pink-ball Test in Adelaide starting Friday.With Shubman Gill returning fit from his finger injury and batting beautifully for 50 before retiring out, it appears the top 4 for India in Adelaide will be Rahul, Jaiswal, Gill andOn Sunday though, after Rahul retired out for 27, Rohit came in at No. 4. He looked rusty, lasted just 11 balls before nicking one to the 'keeper off medium-pacer Charlie Anderson. It didn't stop India from winning easily by five wickets, but it was obvious that the captain still needed some time in the middle.But the decision to demote himself - if he does for Adelaide, that is -at this stage of his career will be a big move, considering that most of his success with the bat has come as opener.Rohit started his Test career in Kolkata as a No. 6 against West Indies and scored a sparkling 177 on debut. But over the years, he lost his way in the middle-order, and according to himself, when the offer to open in Tests came in 2019, he knew it would be his last chance.""When I was asked to open in 2019 (in Vizag against South Africa), I knew this would be my last chance to resurrect my Test career,"" Rohit had later said after scoring a century.As an opener, with nine centuries in 37 Tests at an average of 44.01, it does look significantly better than his returns in the middle-order, where he averages 39.02. That said, this season he has truly struggled against the moving ball and his ability to leave a lot of deliveries outside the offstump - something that stood him in good stead in England - seems to have taken a beating.Rahul, on the other hand, has looked assured at the top of the order - even on Sunday, the way he handled the new pink ball was quite a treat.Devang Gandhi, a former India opener and a national selector, feels Rohit should stick to the middle-order, because that will avoid ""unnecessary chopping and changing"" in the light of the brilliant start to the tour. ""In fact, I feel Rohit should come in at No. 6, because Rishabh Pant , too, has shaped up very well at 5…The left-right combo, too, can be maintained that way,"" Gandhi told TOI.But it would require an adjustment when a player is asked to change his batting position at the fag-end of his career?""It becomes difficult if a middle-order batter tries to become an opener in the latter stages of his career. But it will not be difficult for an opener to go in the middle-order, especially for Rohit, who started as a No. 6 batter for India,"" Gandhi said.If Rohit has to look for a positive example, he may find one in Sunil Gavaskar , opener supreme, whose top score of 236 not out against the West Indies came as a No. 4 at the MA Chidambaram Stadium in 1983.But then Rohit and the Indian team management don't take calls on basis of past records. They live in the present and it presently seems that the call of the hour is for the captain to don the middle-order batter's hat in what will probably be his final journey as a Test batter.","India skipper Rohit bats at No. 4 in pink-ball warm-up, possibly heeding call of the hour for Adelaide Test. Rohit's recent struggle at the top of the order has been well-documented. He lasted just 11 balls before nicking one to the 'keeper off medium-pacer Charlie Anderson.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-115881531,imgsize-43940,width-400,resizemode-4/115881531.jpg" +IPL Auction 2025: Is Ajinkya Rahane in line to captain KKR next?,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/sports/cricket/ipl/top-stories/ipl-auction-2025-is-ajinkya-rahane-in-line-to-captain-kkr-next/articleshow/115882078.cms,"Ajinkya Rahane. (Getty Images) + +IPL Auction: KKR break bank for potential captain Venkatesh Iyer? + +MUMBAI: In a remarkable turn in his T20 cricket career, Mumbai's Ranji Trophy captain Ajinkya Rahane has emerged as a leading contender to captain the Kolkata Knight Riders in IPL 2025 , TOI has learnt.At the IPL auction in Jeddah a few days back, KKR had bought the 36-year-old at his base price of Rs 1.5 crore.""Yes, at the moment it's 90% confirmed that Ajinkya will be the new KKR captain. He was bought by KKR specifically for the purpose of being a viable captaincy option,"" a source told TOI.This development is indeed a surprise because the Shah Rukh Khan-owned franchise were tipped to appoint allrounder Venkatesh Iyer as the captain after buying him for a staggering Rs 23.75 crore at the IPL auction recently.If the 36-year-old becomes the captain, it will be a huge turnaround in the fortunes of Rahane, who was recently removed as the Mumbai captain for the Syed Mushtaq Ali T20 Trophy.The Mumbai Cricket Association preferred the in-form Shreyas Iyer for the job instead.Ironically, if Rahane gets the job, he will replace Iyer, who had captained KKR to the IPL title last season.While Rahane is no longer a part of the Indian team in any format, his captaincy credentials are next to none in Indian cricket.","Mumbai's Ranji Trophy captain Ajinkya Rahane has emerged as a leading contender to captain the Kolkata Knight Riders in IPL 2025. At the IPL auction in Jeddah a few days back, KKR had bought the 36-year-old at his base price of Rs 1.5 crore.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-115881994,imgsize-39582,width-400,resizemode-4/115881994.jpg" Border-Gavaskar Trophy: Sunil Gavaskar: 'KL Rahul will bat at...'Gavaskar on India XI for Adelaide Test,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/sports/cricket/india-in-australia/kl-rahul-will-bat-at-sunil-gavaskar-on-india-xi-for-adelaide-test/articleshow/115787086.cms,"Where will KL Rahul bat when Rohit Sharma returns to Playing XI for Adelaide Test NEW DELHI: Former India batting legend Sunil Gavaskar is of the opinion that India will make at least two changes for the day-night Adelaide Test against Australia that starts from December 6.After the stupendous victory in the first Test against Australia in the Border-Gavaskar Trophy , India is scheduled to play a two-day warm-up match against Prime Ministers XI at the Manuka Oval in the Australian capital of Canberra from Saturday.The pink ball warm-up match in Canberra is of utmost importance for India as it will be the only practice game they will get to play ahead of the day-night second Test in Adelaide.And it will be also the first game for captain Rohit Sharma on this trip to Australia as he missed the first Test in Perth due to the birth of his son.Talking to 7Cricket, Gavaskar said, ""I think there will be two changes for sure, both Rohit Sharma and Shubman Gill coming back into the 11.""Young Devdutt Padikkal is set to be replaced by returning captain Rohit Sharma in the Indian playing XI for the second Test in Adelaide.Everyone will be intrigued by KL Rahul 's batting position in the pink ball warm-up match in Canberra.Rahul might be positioned at number three instead of Padikkal, depending on whether the injured Gill recovers in time for the game.Gill missed the first Test match and has not yet begun batting in the nets after suffering a hairline fracture during the intra-squad match at the WACA.Gavaskar continues, ""My feeling is that the batting order will change. Where Rohit Sharma will replace Rahul, Shubman Gill will bat at three, Padikkal and Jurel will go out of the team, Rahul will bat at six.""At the Adelaide Oval, spin bowling might be the only tactical change made to the starting lineup.In Perth, Washington Sundar was selected ahead of the two veteran spinners, Ravichandran Ashwin and Ravindra Jadeja.Before the 36-all-out occurred in the December 2020 Pink Ball Test in Adelaide, Ashwin handed India the lead in the first innings with statistics of 4 for 45, including a brilliant dismissal of Steven Smith.However, based on their recent performance in the nets, Ashwin, Jadeja, and Washington don't now provide much of a choice. Additionally, batting becomes crucial in Pink Ball Tests because the spinners aren't used as often.Gavaskar concludes, ""And one other change that could happen is that Jadeja comes in place of Washington Sundar.""India's success in overseas Test matches has been mostly attributed to Jadeja's batting, although Washington, a left-hander, has also performed admirably in Test matches. In Perth, he helped India surpass the 500-run mark with an 89-run partnership with Virat Kohli",Sunil Gavaskar believes India will make at least two changes for Adelaide Test. India will play a two-day warm-up match against Prime Ministers XI in Canberra. Young Devdutt Padikkal is set to be replaced by returning captain Rohit Sharma.,"https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-115786498,imgsize-52914,width-400,resizemode-4/115786498.jpg" @@ -37,59 +64,81 @@ New Zealand Vs England: Joe Root joins exclusive club with unwanted record durin IPL Auction: Will it be MS Dhoni's 'last hurrah'? NEW DELHI: Joe Root , one of England's greatest-ever cricketers, marked a significant milestone by becoming the fourth English player and the 11th in the world to play 150 Test matches. The first Test against New Zealand in Christchurch was expected to be a celebration of Root's illustrious career, but it turned into an anticlimactic occasion as the premier batter was dismissed for a duck in the first innings.The 33-year-old Root, who had entered the match with a staggering 12,754 Test runs at an average of 51.01, was bowled by New Zealand medium-pacer Nathan Smith . Attempting to punch the ball through the covers, Root got an inside edge that brushed his back thigh before deflecting onto the stumps.The dismissal placed Root in an unfortunate club, as he became only the third batter to be out for a duck in their 150th Test. He joined Australian legends Steve Waugh , who suffered the fate against Pakistan in Sharjah in 2002, and Ricky Ponting , who was dismissed for zero against England in Adelaide in 2010.Despite the disappointment in Christchurch, Root’s recent form has been nothing short of spectacular. He has amassed 1,338 runs this year alone at an average of 55.75, including five centuries and four fifties. With 35 Test centuries in his career, Root continues to be a pivotal figure for England, although Friday's duck was the 13th in his 12-year Test career.Root's achievement of reaching 150 Tests underscores his longevity and consistency at the highest level of the game. While the milestone innings may not have gone as planned, it serves as a testament to a career filled with remarkable contributions to England's Test cricket legacy.","Joe Root becomes the fourth English player and the 11th in the world to play 150 Test matches. The 33-year-old was bowled by New Zealand medium-pacer Nathan Smith. The dismissal placed Root in an unfortunate club, as he became only the third batter to be out for a duck in their 150th Test.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-115792778,imgsize-98658,width-400,resizemode-4/115792778.jpg" -2nd Test: West Indies fumble catches; Shadman Islam hits fifty on truncated opening day in Jamaica,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/sports/cricket/news/2nd-test-west-indies-fumble-catches-shadman-islam-hits-fifty-on-truncated-opening-day-in-jamaica/articleshow/115858181.cms,"Image credit: WICB +"Parth Jindal: 'Once in a while, we all need a jolt' Delhi Capitals co-owner on Prithvi Shaw going unsold in IPL auction",https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/sports/cricket/ipl/top-stories/once-in-a-while-we-all-need-a-jolt-delhi-capitals-co-owner-parth-jindal-on-prithvi-shaw-going-unsold-in-ipl-auction/articleshow/115791294.cms,"Prithvi Shaw. (File Pic - AP Photo) -NEW DELHI: West Indies' poor catching allowed Bangladesh to recover from an early collapse, as the visitors closed a rain-curtailed Day 1 of the second and final Test at 69/2 after electing to bat at Sabina Park, Jamaica, on Saturday.Opener Shadman Islam , brought in as one of two changes after Bangladesh's crushing 201-run defeat in Antigua, anchored the innings with an unbeaten 50. His fifth Test half-century came off 100 deliveries and featured three boundaries and a six off part-time spinner Kavem Hodge, as the West Indies turned to spinners in fading light.Bangladesh's early troubles stemmed from Kemar Roach, who struck twice in quick succession to dismiss Mahmudul Hasan Joy and Mominul Haque, leaving the visitors reeling at 10/2. However, Shadman and Shahadat Hossain (12 not out) stitched an unbroken 59-run stand, aided by sloppy fielding.Shadman was dropped by Kraigg Brathwaite at short extra cover off Justin Greaves, marring what was otherwise a celebratory match for the West Indies captain. Playing his 86th consecutive Test, Brathwaite surpassed Sir Garfield Sobers’ record of 85 for the most consecutive matches by a West Indies player.Shahadat also benefited from a fielding error, with Alick Athanaze and Kavem Hodge failing to hold on to an edged drive off Jayden Seales in the slips.Reflecting on the day's play, Roach, who claimed both wickets, said, “It’s just about pegging away, just to keep challenging guys on the front foot. It’s been a pretty even day for us.”Roach’s two scalps brought his tally of Test wickets against Bangladesh to 50, with an overall career haul of 279.The day's play began late due to damp conditions caused by torrential rain over the past three days, despite bright sunshine earlier in the morning.",West Indies close Day 1 of second and final Test at 69/2 after electing to bat. Opener Shadman Islam anchored the innings with an unbeaten 50. Shadman and Shahadat Hossain (12 not out) stitched an unbroken 59-run stand.,"https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-115858233,imgsize-84146,width-400,resizemode-4/115858233.jpg" -'Ek time par ek hi kaam ho sakta hai': Rohit Sharma requests fan in Australia. Watch,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/sports/cricket/india-in-australia/ek-time-par-ek-hi-kaam-ho-sakta-hai-rohit-sharma-requests-fan-in-australia-watch/articleshow/115848201.cms,"Rohit Sharma (Screengrab) +Prithvi Shaw, base price Rs 75 lakh, failed to attract a bid at IPL 2025 mega auction -Who could replace Rohit Sharma as Team India's captain in Tests? +NEW DELHI: Prithvi Shaw , once regarded as one of India's brightest cricketing talents, found no takers at the IPL 2025 mega auction in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. The 25-year-old batter, who captained India to victory at the 2018 U19 World Cup, had entered the auction with a conservative base price of Rs 75 lakh but remained unsold.Shaw, who was released by Delhi Capitals after a six-year stint, had been a mainstay in the franchise since 2018. However, inconsistent performances and questions over his fitness have deterred franchises from bidding for him.Delhi Capitals co-owner Parth Jindal, speaking to India Today, offered a candid assessment of Shaw's journey and his current struggles. ""Prithvi is a great kid but is misunderstood in many ways. I think, once in a while, we all need a jolt, and need to be shaken up from our slump,"" Jindal said.Jindal highlighted the high expectations Shaw faced early in his career, with comparisons to legends like Sachin Tendulkar and Brian Lara , creating an environment that may have hindered his growth. ""When all your life you grew up hearing that you are the special one, the most talented, and is the only other batsman in the world other than Sachin and Kohli to own an MRF bat, that tells you a lot. Somebody called him Lara, somebody called him Sachin, or the next big thing...so he grew up in that environment.""""Everyone from Mumbai cricket was talking about him. Mumbai has given us Sunil Gavaskar and Sachin Tendulkar, and now they were talking about him. So, this is that one jolt Prithvi needed. Till now he was on a fat IPL contract and playing across formats for Mumbai and was starting for Delhi,"" Jindal said.The Capitals co-owner further emphasized that Shaw's path forward requires rediscovering his passion for the game while addressing issues of fitness and commitment. ""He needs to work hard and get back to loving the game again, and work on his fitness and discipline. I hope he comes back and becomes the Prithvi Shaw he had known,"" Jindal added.Shaw's decline in recent years has been stark. Once touted as a potential future star for India, his performances in domestic and IPL cricket have been inconsistent, and his lack of fitness has drawn criticism. This auction outcome may serve as a crucial turning point in Shaw's career, as he now faces the challenge of rebuilding his reputation and earning his way back into top-level cricket.","Prithvi Shaw, base price Rs 75 lakh, failed to attract a bid at IPL 2025 mega auction in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. Shaw captained India to victory at the 2018 U19 World Cup. Delhi Capitals co-owner Parth Jindal says Shaw is misunderstood.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-115791316,imgsize-37432,width-400,resizemode-4/115791316.jpg" +2nd Test: West Indies bowlers demolish Bangladesh on Day 2 in Jamaica,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/sports/cricket/news/2nd-test-west-indies-bowlers-demolish-bangladesh-on-day-2-in-jamaica/articleshow/115879685.cms,"Photo: @windiescricket on X -NEW DELHI: Team India skipper Rohit Sharma has often been a favourite among fans across the globe, and his recent interactions with them in Australia were no different.During a moment at Manuka Oval in Canberra, where the Indian team was preparing for a warm-up fixture against Australia's Prime Minister's XI, Rohit found himself surrounded by an enthusiastic crowd of supporters.As the fans clamoured for autographs and selfies, the usually composed skipper seemed slightly overwhelmed by the outpouring of love.Amid the chaos, he humorously addressed the situation, telling one fan, “Ek time par ek hi kaam ho sakta hai” (Only one task can be done at a time).Watch:His request for patience echoed the reality of being a cricket superstar who often juggles between meeting fans and focusing on the game at hand.Rohit, who had recently returned to the squad after taking paternity leave for the birth of his second child, was visibly touched by the support he received in Australia.The warm-up fixture in Canberra came at a crucial time, as India were preparing for the upcoming day-night Test matchin Adelaide.However, the weather played a spoilsport, with a persistent drizzle on the first day, robbing India of the much-needed practice with the pink ball. To make up for the lost time, the team was scheduled to play a 50-over-a-side game on the second day, weather permitting.This fixture was significant for Rohit as it provided his first real chance to acclimatize to the Australian conditions in a match situation.Having missed the first Test due to his paternity leave, this match marked his return to the playing XI. The warm-up also offered a vital opportunity for Indian pacers like Prasidh Krishna and Akash Deep to bowl with the pink ball under Australian conditions for the first time, adding to the importance of the fixture.Despite the weather disruptions, India’s morale remained high after their commanding 295-run victory in the first Test at Perth.Rohit’s leadership and the team's overall performance in the Border-Gavaskar Trophy put them in a strong position to qualify for the ICC World Test Championship final.","Rohit Sharma was overwhelmed by the support he received in Australia. He humorously told a fan, ""Ek time par ek hi kaam ho sakta hai"" (Only one task can be done at a time) The Indian team was preparing for a warm-up fixture against Australia's Prime Minister's XI.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-115849408,imgsize-28308,width-400,resizemode-4/115849408.jpg" -Bihar's Suman Kumar takes all 10 wickets in record-breaking spell in Cooch Behar Trophy,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/sports/cricket/news/bihars-suman-kumar-takes-all-10-wickets-in-record-breaking-spell-in-cooch-behar-trophy/articleshow/115848130.cms,"NEW DELHI: Suman Kumar from Samastipur district in Bihar made history by claiming all 10 wickets in an innings during the ongoing Under-19 Cooch Behar Trophy match against Rajasthan The Bihar pacer also achieved a remarkable hat-trick in the 36th over, dismissing Mohit Bhagtani, Anas, and Sachin Sharma in succession. This extraordinary feat adds to his impressive tally of 22 wickets so far this season.This marks the second instance in the ongoing Indian domestic season where a bowler has taken all 10 wickets in an innings. Earlier, Haryana pacer Anshul Kamboj achieved the feat in a Ranji Trophy match against Kerala.Bihar set the tone with a commanding first-innings total of 467, powered by centuries from Dipesh Gupta (183 not out) and Prithvi Raj (128). In response, Rajasthan were skittled out for 182, with Suman Kumar single-handedly dismantling their batting lineup.Rajasthan ended Day 2 at 70/1. Resuming on Day 3, Suman struck early, removing a key batter after just 12 runs had been added to the overnight score. His magic unfolded in the 36th over, where he claimed a hat-trick, reducing Rajasthan to 82/5.Suman continued his rampage, taking the remaining five wickets, with Gulab Singh being his 10th victim, wrapping up Rajasthan's innings at 182. By stumps on Day 3, Rajasthan had recovered to 173/2 in their second innings but still trailed by 112 runs.Bihar Cricket Association president Rakesh Tiwari congratulated Suman and praised him for his dedication as a young cricketer. He also mentioned how Bihar cricket is growing and players from Bihar are now capable of making a mark at national stage.""Suman Kumar's historic achievement of taking all 10 wickets in an innings is a moment of immense pride for Bihar cricket. His dedication and talent are a testament to the growing cricketing ecosystem in Bihar, which is now producing remarkable players capable of making a mark on the national stage,"" he said.","Suman Kumar took all 10 wickets in an innings during Under-19 Cooch Behar Trophy match against Rajasthan. Bihar pacer also achieved a remarkable hat-trick in the 36th over, dismissing Mohit Bhagtani, Anas, and Sachin Sharma in succession. Bihar set the tone with a commanding first-innings total of 467.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-115848160,imgsize-21780,width-400,resizemode-4/115848160.jpg" -'Nobody would have expected a win at Perth': Why Pravin Amre calls India's win in Australia 'very rare',https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/sports/cricket/india-in-australia/nobody-would-have-expected-a-win-at-perth-why-pravin-amre-calls-indias-win-in-australia-very-rare/articleshow/115847243.cms,"India vs Australia (Photo by Paul Kane/Getty Images) +West Indies bowled out Bangladesh cheaply and then started their response in a strong fashion, reaching 70 for 1 on day two of the second Test in Jamaica .Bangladesh were bowled out for 164, after which the home team's skipper Kraigg Brathwaite and Keacy Carty took the Windies to stumps after losing opener Mikyle Louis (12), who was dismissed by Nahid Rana.West Indies lead the two-match series 1-0.Brathwaite, who has gone through a difficult run of form in 2024, displayed patience in crafting an undefeated 33 from 115 deliveries, while Carty remained not out on 19 from 60 balls. The pair has added 45 runs so far.Rana's spirited bowling provided some relief for Bangladesh after their batting lineup struggled against West Indies' fast bowlers, who took advantage of the inconsistent bounce and pace of the pitch. But he could take only wicket before play ended.Earlier on the second day, Jayden Seales delivered an exceptional bowling performance, securing impressive figures of four wickets whilst conceding just five runs across 15.5 overs.Despite experiencing frustration on the rain-affected first day due to dropped catches that limited him to a single wicket, Seales maintained his aggressive and economical bowling. His persistence was ultimately rewarded when he took the last three wickets of Bangladesh's first innings.The second morning saw Shamar Joseph make early inroads into the batting lineup, finishing with figures of 3 for 49.Shadman Islam, who had reached 50 not out with Bangladesh at 69 for 2 at stumps on day one, achieved the highest score of 64 before becoming the sixth batter to be dismissed. Captain Mehidy Hasan Miraz contributed 36 runs, which was the only other notable resistance.","West Indies bowled out Bangladesh cheaply and then started their response in a strong fashion, reaching 70 for 1 on day two of the second Test in Jamaica. Kraigg Brathwaite and Keacy Carty took the Windies to stumps after losing opener Mikyle Louis (12), who was dismissed by Nahid Rana.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-115879698,imgsize-65102,width-400,resizemode-4/115879698.jpg" +'Hybrid model pehele hi sign ho gaya tha': Shoaib Akhtar makes startling revelation,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/sports/cricket/news/hybrid-model-pehele-hi-sign-ho-gaya-tha-shoaib-akhtar-makes-startling-revelation/articleshow/115872895.cms,"Shoaib Akhtar shares his take on Champions Trophy situation (Agency Photos) -Rohit Sharma's patience key in Test series vs Australia +Champions Trophy in PAK: More drama as Jay Shah strongly objects PCB's PoK plans -Who could replace Rohit Sharma as Team India's captain in Tests? +NEW DELHI: Former Pakistan speedster Shoaib Akhtar has voiced his thoughts on the ongoing discussions surrounding the ICC Champions Trophy 2025 , set to be hosted by Pakistan.In a recent video, Akhtar provided a balanced perspective, acknowledging both Pakistan's stance and the broader implications of the situation.""You are getting paid for hosting rights and revenue, and that's fine—we all understand it. Pakistan's stance is also reasonable. They should have maintained a strong position—why not? Once we are able to host the Champions Trophy in our country and they are unwilling to come, they should share the revenue with us at a higher rate. That’s a good call,"" Akhtar remarked.However, he emphasized the need for Pakistan to adopt a positive approach, particularly regarding their participation in future tournaments in India.""In terms of playing in India in the future, we should extend a hand of friendship and go there. My belief has always been: go to India and defeat them there—India mein khelo aur wahi unhe maarke aao (play in India and beat them on their home ground). I understand that thehybrid model had already been signed earlier,"" he added.Akhtar's comments come as the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) recently agreed to a hybrid model for the Champions Trophy, where India's matches will be played in Dubai.While this compromise allowed Pakistan to retain hosting rights, the PCB has also presented demands to the ICC, including equal terms for hybrid models in future ICC tournaments held in India.PCB Chairman Mohsin Naqvi reiterated the need for a fair system, stating, “It shouldn’t be that we travel to India and they don’t come to our country.”","Former Pakistan speedster Shoaib Akhtar has voiced his thoughts on the ongoing discussions surrounding the ICC Champions Trophy 2025. Akhtar provided a balanced perspective, acknowledging both Pakistan's stance and the broader implications of the situation. He emphasized the need for Pakistan to adopt a positive approach, particularly regarding their participation in future tournaments in India.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-115872958,imgsize-31712,width-400,resizemode-4/115872958.jpg" +Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy: Bengal ease past Meghalaya,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/sports/cricket/news/syed-mushtaq-ali-trophy-bengal-ease-past-meghalaya/articleshow/115872900.cms,"Abishek Porel + +Brief scores: + +KOLKATA: Openers Abishek Porel and Karan Lal provided another good start to Bengal as they eased past Meghalaya by six wickets in a Group 'A' match of Syed Mushtaq Ali (T20) meet in Rajkot on Sunday.The win helped Bengal to catch up with Madhya Pradesh, who lost to Rajasthan earlier, on 16 points from five matches although MP still have a better net run-rate. Meghalaya, who have lost all their group stage matches so far, made a good start on electing to bat first after winning the toss.Their openers Arien Sangma (37, 36b, 4x2, 2x6) and Arpit Batewara (24,32b, 4x2) piled up 63 runs inside the first 12 overs before Prayas Roy Barman struck twice in the same over, castling both the batters. The Meghalaya innings never got going after that as they kept losing wickets at regular intervals.Larry Sangma played some attacking shots hitting three sixes and two fours to get 38 off 21 deliveries that saw Meghalaya finish at 127 for six in their 20 overs.Porel and Lal straightaway took the match away from the rivals by putting up a breezy 80-run stand in just 5.3 overs. But there was a minor scare when Bengal lost four wickets for the addition of just one run in the next eight balls.Aryan Bora had Lal stumped by Bhatewara for a polished 42 off just 16 deliveries and then had Shakir Gandhi caught by Arien Sangma in the last ball of the same over.Ranjot Khaira and skipper Sudip Gharami departed in the next over off Himan Phukan without disturbing the scoreboard as Bengal were reduced to 81 for four.But Porel continued to hold fort and got good support from Writtick Chatterjee (25*) as the duo took the side home in 11.5 overs only. Wicketkeeper-batter Porel hit nine boundaries and two sixes to stay undefeated on a 31-ball 61.Meghalaya 127/6 in 20 ovs (Arien Sangma 37, Larry Sangma 38; Prayas Ray Barman 2/22) Bengal 128/4 in 11.5 ovs (Abhishek Porel 61*, Karan Lal 42, Writtick Chatterjee 25*; Himan Phukan 2/12). Bengal won by 6 wkts.","Bengal beat Meghalaya by six wickets in Group 'A' match of Syed Mushtaq Ali (T20) meet in Rajkot. The win helped Bengal to catch up with Madhya Pradesh, who lost to Rajasthan earlier, on 16 points from five matches.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-115872955,imgsize-32026,width-400,resizemode-4/115872955.jpg" +Pakistan off to a flying start with a convincing T20 win over Zimbabwe,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/sports/cricket/news/pakistan-off-to-a-flying-start-with-a-convincing-t20-win-over-zimbabwe/articleshow/115872591.cms,"Pakistan secured a 57-run victory over Zimbabwe in the first Twenty20 international, thanks to Tayyab Tahir and Irfan Khan's unbeaten 65-run partnership. Pakistan posted 165-4, while Zimbabwe were all out for 108. Sikandar Raza's 39 runs were the highest for Zimbabwe. Key bowlers Sufiyan Muqeem and Abrar Ahmed contributed significantly to Pakistan's win.","Tayyab Tahir and Irfan Khan's unbeaten 65-run partnership secured victory. Pakistan posted 165-4, while Zimbabwe were all out for 108. Sikandar Raza's 39 runs were the highest for the hosts.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-115872609,imgsize-79932,width-400,resizemode-4/115872609.jpg" +Gerald Coetzee ruled out of 2nd Sri Lanka Test and Pakistan series due to groin injury,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/sports/cricket/news/gerald-coetzee-ruled-out-of-2nd-sri-lanka-test-and-pakistan-series-due-to-groin-injury/articleshow/115872446.cms,"Gerald Coetzee. (AP Photo) + +South African fast bowler Gerald Coetzee will miss the second Test against Sri Lanka and the subsequent home series against Pakistan. A groin injury has sidelined the promising pacer.Coetzee felt discomfort while bowling during the fourth day of the first Test against Sri Lanka. Subsequent scans revealed a right groin muscle strain. He is expected to recover in four to six weeks.Kwena Maphaka has been called up to replace Coetzee for the second Test. Maphaka impressed at the Under-19 Men's Cricket World Cup earlier this year. He topped the wicket-taking charts with 21 dismissals in six matches.Maphaka has also represented South Africa in three Twenty20 Internationals, taking one wicket.In the current World Test Championship cycle (2023-25), Coetzee has played two Tests. He has taken five wickets at an average of 37.40. He bagged two wickets in each innings of the first Test against Sri Lanka.All-rounder Wiaan Mulder is already unavailable for the Sri Lanka series due to a fractured right middle finger. Matthew Breetzke has been named as Mulder's replacement for the second Test.South Africa convincingly won the first Test against Sri Lanka by 233 runs. This victory earned them valuable World Test Championship points, boosting them to second place in the standings.South Africa's next three matches include the remaining Test against Sri Lanka and two Tests against Pakistan. A strong performance in these matches would significantly bolster their chances of reaching the 2025 World Test Championship Final at Lord's.",Gerald Coetzee will miss the second Test against Sri Lanka and the subsequent home series against Pakistan. The pacer felt discomfort while bowling during the fourth day of the first Test. He is expected to recover in four to six weeks. Wiaan Mulder is already unavailable for the Sri Lanka series due to a fractured middle finger.,"https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-115872543,imgsize-80748,width-400,resizemode-4/115872543.jpg" +"India U19 vs Japan U19 Live Streaming: How to Watch IND vs JAP Match Online, Date, Time, Teams and Squad",https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/sports/cricket/news/india-u19-vs-japan-u19-live-streaming-how-to-watch-ind-vs-jap-match-online-date-time-teams-and-squad/articleshow/115871226.cms,"India U19 (PTI Photo) + +India vs Japan U-19 Asia Cup live streaming details -NEW DELHI: The unveiling of a memorial dedicated to the legendary cricket coach Ramakant Achrekar at the iconic Shivaji Park in Mumbai is a significant event that aims to honour his contributions and inspire the next generation of cricketers.The memorial, which will be unveiled on December 3 by cricketing legend Sachin Tendulkar and politician Raj Thackeray, serves as a testament to Achrekar's lasting impact on the sport.Former Indian cricketer Pravin Amre , who was coached by Achrekar, emphasized the importance of this memorial, stating that it will serve as a motivating factor for aspiring cricketers.""For us, it's a really, really big moment, simply because we all know the contribution he made for us... and not only as cricketers, our careers as coaches have also been successful because of our guru Achrekar sir,"" Amre told PTI. ""This is what we wanted because our guru used to be at the Shivaji Park all the time, he used to call it 'karma bhoomi' and the unveiling of the memorial is happening here, that's the biggest thing for us and this can be motivating for the new generation.""""We started under him as school cricketers, then we became college cricketers, we played for our respective offices, then Ranji Trophy and then for the country. He was on that journey with us, from a school cricketer to Bharat Ratna Sachin Tendulkar,"" he added.""He never compromised with hard work, he made sure that our performance speaks. He taught us about respecting the game, that's the biggest thing,"" Amre said. ""He lived a very simple life. Come rain or sunshine, he was there at Shivaji Park 365 days for so many years. He has got a special place in every player's heart.""As the Indian team continues their tour of Australia, Amre emphasized the importance of taking it one Test at a time, building on the confidence gained from their impressive win in Perth.""Nobody would have expected a win at Perth. The way we came back after getting out for 150 and then getting them for 100 (104 runs) and winning comfortably... that has set the tone,"" he said. ""Cricket is a game of confidence and that will give a huge confidence to India, but we should think about just one Test at a time.""""India will take that advantage, it is very rare to start 1-0. That's the biggest achievement. We have also been to Australia, we know how tough it is to win the first Test match,"" he added.He also has some words for Team India's rising star Yashasvi Jaiswal.""For any cricketer, when you perform in Australia, you feel very happy and satisfied. The sky is the limit for them, they have to just keep a balanced head and also enjoy the success. It's an opportunity to come back as a Man of the Series or a performance of that type for Team India because we need that - scoring in Australia is like gold. Because they are batting well, they must ensure they contribute more. It's not a matter of being a senior or a junior, you are in-form, take the responsibility and contribute to India's success,"" he said, heaping all the praise on the youngster.",Ramakant Achrekar memorial to be unveiled at Shivaji Park in Mumbai. Sachin Tendulkar and Raj Thackeray to unveil the memorial on December 3. Former Indian cricketer Pravin Amre says the memorial will be a motivating factor for aspiring cricketers. Amre urges Team India to take it one Test at a time on their tour of Australia.,"https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-115847705,imgsize-87758,width-400,resizemode-4/115847705.jpg" -"Fielding drill: Gill, Nayar's friendly banter takes a backseat as T Dilip steals the show. Watch",https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/sports/cricket/india-in-australia/fielding-drill-gill-nayars-friendly-banter-takes-a-backseat-as-t-dilip-steals-the-show-watch/articleshow/115847262.cms,"(Video Grabs) +Match Start Time: 10:30 AM IST / 5:00 AM GMT -NEW DELHI: After incessant rains washed out the first day's play of the two-day practice match between India and the Prime Minister's XI in Canberra on Saturday, Shubman Gill engaged in a fun yet fiercely competitive fielding drill along with assistant coach Abhishek Nayar In a video shared by the BCCI on X, Gill and Nayar took on a stump-hitting challenge set up by fielding coach T Dilip , creating a mix of lighthearted fun and competitive spirit.Gill was the first to strike the stump after a few attempts, but it stayed firmly in place. Nayar later hit the mark as well, but the stump refused to move. This prompted Gill to challenge Dilip to take a shot, with Nayar enthusiastically chiming in, ""Dikhao, dikhao"" (let's see you do it).As Gill quipped, ""MasterChef is cooking,"" Dilip stepped up and nailed a perfect throw on his very first attempt, dislodging the stump cleanly. His triumphant celebration, complete with a wide smile and animated gestures, was met with cheers as Nayar embraced him, wrapping up the video on a jubilant note.In the ongoing Border-Gavaskar Trophy , India lead the series 1-0 following a record-breaking 295-run victory in Perth.The second Test, a day-night contest, will be played in Adelaide. The game against the Prime Minister's XI serves as an opportunity for both sides to refine their preparations.With one of the two scheduled days lost to rain, the match has been reduced to a 50-over-per-side affair, set to take place on Sunday.",Shubman Gill and Abhishek Nayar take on a stump-hitting challenge. India are playing a two-day practice match against the Prime Minister's XI. The match has been reduced to a 50-over-per-side affair.,"https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-115847460,imgsize-41962,width-400,resizemode-4/115847460.jpg" -'Cricket should win': PCB chief Mohsin Naqvi hints at hybrid model for Champions Trophy,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/sports/cricket/news/cricket-should-win-pcb-chief-mohsin-naqvi-hints-at-hybrid-model-for-champions-trophy/articleshow/115846555.cms,"Mohsin Naqvi +Date: December 02, 2024 -NEW DELHI: The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has informed the International Cricket Council (ICC) of its willingness to accept the 'Hybrid' model for the Champions Trophy 2025 . This signifies a shift from its earlier boycott threat. The PCB 's condition is that the same model be applied to ICC events scheduled in India until 2031.The information, initially revealed by a PCB source in Karachi, was later confirmed by PCB chief Mohsin Naqvi in Dubai. The Champions Trophy is slated for February-March next year. India has expressed security concerns about traveling to Pakistan.""I don't want to comment too much because that can ruin things. We have given our point of view (to the ICC), the Indians have also given theirs. The effort is to ensure a win-win for all,"" Naqvi told reporters.Naqvi addressed the media, emphasizing the importance of a mutually beneficial solution. He stressed the need for cricket to take precedence while respecting all parties involved.""Cricket should win, that's most important but with respect for all. We are going to do what's best for cricket. Whichever formula we go for, it would be on equal terms.""""Pakistan's pride is most important. We have to ensure that cricket wins but Pakistan's pride also remains intact.""The PCB's acceptance of the 'Hybrid' model marks a departure from its initial stance. Previously, the PCB had threatened to boycott the tournament if India's request for a neutral venue was granted.Naqvi remained noncommittal when questioned about Pakistan's agreement to the current arrangement. His response was: ""Let's see what happens.""He reiterated his pursuit of an equitable system, emphasizing reciprocity in travel arrangements between India and Pakistan.""My effort is to ensure that there is no one-sided system. It shouldn't be that we travel to India and they don't come to our country. Idea is to settle it once and for all on equal terms.""India are scheduled to host three ICC men's events between now and 2031. These include the 2026 T20 World Cup (jointly with Sri Lanka), the 2029 Champions Trophy, and the 2031 ODI World Cup (jointly with Bangladesh).With Bangladesh and Sri Lanka co-hosting two major events, Pakistan might avoid traveling to India. The 2029 Champions Trophy, to be held entirely in India, could be a point of contention.The 2025 women's ODI World Cup, scheduled in India, could also be a potential point of disagreement.The ICC executive board is expected to address Pakistan's demands in the coming days. A resolution regarding the Champions Trophy is anticipated.The ICC Board met briefly on Friday but failed to reach an agreement. The ICC subsequently gave the PCB an ultimatum: accept the hybrid model or be excluded from the tournament.This stalemate has delayed the announcement of the tournament schedule.",Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has informed the International Cricket Council of its willingness to accept the 'Hybrid' model for the Champions Trophy 2025. This signifies a shift from its earlier boycott threat. The PCB's condition is that the same model be applied to ICC events scheduled in India until 2031. India has expressed security concerns about traveling to Pakistan.,"https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-115846889,imgsize-39432,width-400,resizemode-4/115846889.jpg" -"'Ashwin's legacy is phenomenal, but Washington's time is coming': Harbhajan Singh",https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/sports/cricket/india-in-australia/ashwins-legacy-is-phenomenal-but-washingtons-time-is-coming-harbhajan-singh/articleshow/115844692.cms,"Selection dilemma for India ahead of Adelaide Test +Venue: Sharjah Cricket Stadium, Sharjah -Rohit Sharma's patience key in Test series vs Australia +Broadcast: Sony Sports 5 (English Commentary) / Sony Sports 3 (Hindi Commentary) -NEW DELHI: Ravichandran Ashwin 's ""phenomenal achievements"" remain unmatched, yet the Indian cricket team's leadership is grooming Washington Sundar as his potential successor, according to spin maestro Harbhajan Singh While Ashwin stands second only to Anil Kumble in India's Test wicket-taking list with 536 dismissals compared to Kumble's 619, the path to claiming the next 84 wickets might be prolonged. This comes as Sundar emerges as India's preferred off-spinner during Gautam Gambhir 's tenure.""I think that's what their (team management and selectors') long term plan is. Ravichandran Ashwin has done a phenomenal job playing for India in taking all those wickets in his career,"" Harbhajan told PTI in an exclusive interview when asked if he sees Ashwin's younger Tamil Nadu statemate taking over the mantle of lead spinner.Ashwin's age is certainly being taken into consideration.""But now that he is at that stage, at the age of 38, so that's why they have kept Washington Sundar with them (for) whenever R Ashwin will retire. The team thinks that they have to prepare Washington, so I think they are working on the same path,"" the former off-spinner with 400 plus Test and 700 plus international wickets across formats aid.Harbhajan, who missed the WACA Test in 2008, said the win in the series opener at Optus Stadium ""doubled the joy.""""It was (the) most important win for India because Perth has always been a very happy hunting ground for Australia,"" he said.""To beat them in their backyard is always very difficult, but this is a ground where the happiness of winning doubles because here they (Australia) consider themselves (to be) very strong at this venue.""""So, well done to team India, they played phenomenal cricket and I hope this will continue and India (would) go on to win this series 4-1,"" he added.Harbhajan said that while winning the first Test was significant, another win in the series would put India on the path to the World Test Championship final. However, he emphasized that simply reaching the final would not be enough.""If they win another game, I think India will definitely go into the WTC (final) but it's not important to reach there, it's important to win we will reach there,"" he said.Harbhajan praised India's stand-in captain for the Perth Test, Jasprit Bumrah , stating that he commands a great deal of respect in the dressing room for the person he is.""Bumrah is an amazing player, and of course, he has got a great mindset. I have been a huge supporter of Bumrah from Day One and he has got that very calm kind of personality,"" he said.""He knows his game and he is one of those guys who is a very likeable person in the dressing room. He commands a lot of respect in the dressing room so when such a person leads you from the front, the team obviously follows,"" he added.The former India player mentioned that while Bumrah led from the front, he specifically highlighted KL Rahul for his solid batting performance in the first Test at Perth, alongside Yashasvi Jaiswal, for India's triumph.""To give credit, Jassi did a great job but along with that, Jaiswal (too),"" he said.""KL Rahul… we talk so much about him, that KL is not making runs, this is not happening for him or that is not happening but in the end, you see, if you give a (long) run to a player - he is a quality player, KL Rahul - and I am so happy for him.""Harbhajan hoped India will continue their momentum from Perth as they prepare for the next assignment in a day-night Test at Adelaide.""Now Rohit (Sharma) and Shubman (Gill) will be back so the team will become even stronger. It's so good to see Team India the way they have played and I hope they will continue the way they have been playing and go on to win a series there,"" he added.",Ravichandran Ashwin is second only to Anil Kumble in India's Test wicket-taking list. Washington Sundar emerges as India's preferred off-spinner during Gautam Gambhir's tenure. Harbhajan praised Jasprit Bumrah for his performance in the first Test at Perth.,"https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-115845556,imgsize-36714,width-400,resizemode-4/115845556.jpg" -"WTC Final: What South Africa's win against Sri Lanka means for India, Australia",https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/sports/cricket/news/wtc-final-what-south-africas-win-against-sri-lanka-means-for-india-australia/articleshow/115843881.cms,"What South Africa's win against Sri Lanka means for India, Australia (Agency Photos) +Live Streaming: Available on the Sony Liv App and Website -Here is a look at the updated WTC Points Table: +India vs Japan U-19 Teams and Squad -Pos Team M W L T D N/R PT PCT 1 India 15 9 5 0 1 0 110 61.11% 2 South Africa 9 5 3 0 1 0 64 59.26% 3 Australia 13 8 4 0 1 0 90 57.69% 4 New Zealand 11 6 5 0 0 0 72 54.55% 5 Sri Lanka 10 5 5 0 0 0 60 50.00% 6 England 19 9 9 0 1 0 93 40.79% 7 Pakistan 10 4 6 0 0 0 40 33.33% 8 West Indies 10 2 6 0 2 0 32 26.67% 9 Bangladesh 11 3 8 0 0 0 33 25.00% +India U19 Squad: -Here is a detailed look at how the WTC Final qualifying scenarios look at the moment: +Japan U19 Squad: -South Africa: With their 2-0 series win over Bangladesh and a commanding 233-run victory against Sri Lanka, South Africa have overtaken Australia and moved to second place in the WTC standings with 59.26 PCT, just behind India. If they maintain their strong form in their upcoming game against Sri Lanka and the series against Pakistan, they could earn a spot in the WTC final at Lord's. +NEW DELHI: India U19 will look to bounce back strongly on Monday as they face Japan U19 in their second Group A match of the U19 Asia Cup at Sharjah Cricket Stadium, Sharjah.Coming off a 43-run loss to Pakistan, India’s campaign hinges on this must-win clash. Despite a valiant 67 from Nikhil Kumar in the opener, India struggled with consistency in their batting lineup.Their top order failed to deliver against Pakistan’s disciplined pace attack, leaving the middle order under immense pressure.Bowlers like Ayush Mhatre and Samarth Nagaraj will aim to replicate their impressive performances with the ball, especially against a Japanese side that is yet to find its footing in the tournament.For Japan U19, this match is another opportunity to grow in stature despite a challenging start.They suffered a heavy defeat in their opener against UAE, where their inexperienced bowling unit struggled to contain the opposition. Players like captain Koji HardgraveAbe and wicketkeeper Daniel Panckhurst will need to lead from the front.Japan’s focus will be on handling India’s pace attack and finding a way to build partnerships in a format where experience often prevails.With both teams needing a win to keep their semifinal hopes alive, this encounter promises to bring out the best from two sides eager to prove themselves.Ayush Mhatre, Vaibhav Suryavanshi, Andre Siddarth C, Mohamed Amaan(c), Nikhil Kumar, Kiran Chormale, Harvansh Singh(w), Hardik Raj, Samarth Nagaraj, Mohamed Enaan, Yudhajit Guha, Chetan Sharma, Pranav Pant, KP Karthikeya, Anurag KawadeAditya Phadke, Nihar Parmar, Koji Hardgrave Abe(c), Kazuma Kato-Stafford, Charles Hinze, Hugo Kelly, Timothy Moore, Kiefer Yamamoto-Lake, Daniel Panckhurst(w), Aarav Tiwari, Kai Wall, Yuto Yageta, Max Yonekawa Lynn, Skyler Nakayama Cook","India U19 face Japan U19 in their second Group A match of the U19 Asia Cup at Sharjah Cricket Stadium, Sharjah. Both teams need a win to keep their semifinal hopes alive. Sony Sports 5 (English Commentary) and Sony Sports 3 (Hindi Commentary) will broadcast the match.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-115871378,imgsize-68660,width-400,resizemode-4/115871378.jpg" +'You always be MI's pocket-dynamo': Hardik Pandya's emotional message for Ishan Kishan,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/sports/cricket/ipl/top-stories/you-always-be-mis-pocket-dynamo-hardik-pandyas-emotional-message-for-ishan-kishan/articleshow/115870730.cms,"Ishan Kishan, a key player for Mumbai Indians since 2018, was not retained by the team ahead of the 2025 IPL auction. Hardik Pandya shared a heartfelt message appreciating Kishan's contributions. Ishan was bought by Sunrisers Hyderabad for Rs 11.25 crore. Kishan expressed gratitude to MI and its fans in an emotional Instagram post.",Ishan Kishan was bought by Sunrisers Hyderabad for Rs 11.25 crore. He expressed gratitude to MI and its fans in an emotional Instagram post. Hardik Pandya shared a heartfelt message appreciating his contributions. He was not retained by MI ahead of the 2025 IPL auction.,"https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-115871036,imgsize-90254,width-400,resizemode-4/115871036.jpg" +'Life just doesn’t make sense without ... ': Mohammed Shami sweats it out in nets. Watch,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/sports/cricket/news/life-just-doesnt-make-sense-without-mohammed-shami-sweats-it-out-in-nets-watch/articleshow/115870747.cms,"Mohammed Shami (PTI Photo) -With their 2-0 series win over Bangladesh and a commanding 233-run victory against Sri Lanka, South Africa have overtaken Australia and moved to second place in the WTC standings with 59.26 PCT, just behind India. If they maintain their strong form in their upcoming game against Sri Lanka and the series against Pakistan, they could earn a spot in the WTC final at Lord's. India: Leading the points table with 61.11 PCT, India are in a strong position to qualify for the WTC final. However, a defeat in Australia could change the scenario at any moment. The ongoing Border-Gavaskar Trophy against Australia will be pivotal, with India needing to maintain or extend their lead to ensure a top-two finish. +Mohammed Shami returns to competitive cricket as India get boost ahead of BGT -Leading the points table with 61.11 PCT, India are in a strong position to qualify for the WTC final. However, a defeat in Australia could change the scenario at any moment. The ongoing against Australia will be pivotal, with India needing to maintain or extend their lead to ensure a top-two finish. Australia: Sitting in third place, Australia are under pressure to perform in the ongoing Border-Gavaskar Trophy. Their qualification chances depend on their results against India. If Australia win the series and gain enough points, they can push for a place in the final. It is still not out of their hands as four matches are yet to be played on their home soil. +NEW DELHI: Indian pacer Mohammed Shami shared an inspiring video on Instagram, showcasing his unwavering dedication to cricket.The clip, which captures Shami honing his skills in the nets, reflects his passion for the game both as a bowler and batter.His heartfelt caption reads, ""Bowling is my heartbeat, and cricket is my soul. Without them, life just doesn’t make sense,"" offering a glimpse into the drive that has made him one of India’s most influential cricketers.Watch:Last month, Shami marked a remarkable return to competitive cricket after being sidelined with injury woes since the 2023 ICC World Cup.In his comeback match, he delivered a pivotal performance in Bengal’s narrow 11-run victory over Madhya Pradesh in the Ranji Trophy Shami's zeal was on full display in the Syed Mushtaq Ali T20 Trophy , where he played a crucial role in Bengal’s commanding six-wicket victory over Meghalaya in a Group A clash on Sunday.At the Niranjan Shah Stadium, Shami’s disciplined spell of 4-0-16-0 stifled Meghalaya’s batting lineup, limiting them to a modest 127/6.His sharp deliveries and precise lines underscored his ongoing resurgence as a key player.Despite losing three batters for ducks during their chase, Bengal’s middle order stabilized the innings. Arien Sangma (37) and Larry Sangma (38) had earlier given Meghalaya some hope with a gritty recovery effort.However, Bengal's Abhisek Porel stole the show with a scintillating 61 off just 31 balls, laced with nine boundaries and two towering sixes. Porel, alongside Writtick Chatterjee (25*), ensured Bengal sailed past the target with 49 balls to spare.","Mohammed Shami shared an inspiring video on Instagram. The clip, which captures Shami honing his skills in the nets, reflects his passion for the game. Last month, Shami marked a remarkable return to competitive cricket after being sidelined with injury woes since the 2023 ICC World Cup.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-115871039,imgsize-22828,width-400,resizemode-4/115871039.jpg" +Rajasthan thrash MP by 6 wickets to record fifth successive win in Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/sports/cricket/news/rajasthan-thrash-mp-by-6-wickets-to-record-fifth-successive-win-in-syed-mushtaq-ali-trophy/articleshow/115870641.cms,"Deepak Hooda -Sitting in third place, Australia are under pressure to perform in the ongoing Border-Gavaskar Trophy. Their qualification chances depend on their results against India. If Australia win the series and gain enough points, they can push for a place in the final. It is still not out of their hands as four matches are yet to be played on their home soil. Sri Lanka: After their defeat to South Africa, Sri Lanka have slipped from third to fifth in the WTC standings. They will need to secure strong results in their upcoming home series against Australia to stay in contention for the final. Nevertheless, they will need to focus on the second Test against South Africa first. +Brief scores -NEW DELHI: South Africa’s dominant 233-run victory over Sri Lanka at Kingsmead propelled them to second place in the WTC standings, strengthening their case for a place in the final next year.Marco Jansen ’s record-breaking 10-wicket match haul, including a stunning 7 wickets for 42 runs in the second innings, played a pivotal role in dismantling Sri Lanka’s batting lineup.Despite a modest first-inning score of 191 all out, South Africa bounced back with an outstanding second-innings performance, with Temba Bavuma (113) and Tristan Stubbs (122) breaking records and putting on a 249-run partnership for the fourth wicket.With a declaration at 366/5, they set Sri Lanka a daunting target of 516, which the visitors could not chase, bowled out for 282.South Africa’s victory has moved them into second place on the WTC points table , surpassing Australia, and their upcoming fixtures against Sri Lanka and Pakistan will be crucial in their bid to qualify for the WTC final .Hence, with teams jostling for WTC Final spots, every match carries immense stakes in this thrilling race to Lord's.","South Africa’s dominant 233-run victory over Sri Lanka at Kingsmead propelled them to second place in the WTC standings. India are in a strong position to qualify for the WTC final, but a defeat in Australia could change the scenario at any moment. Australia are under pressure to perform in the ongoing Border- Gavaskar Trophy.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-115845467,imgsize-78740,width-400,resizemode-4/115845467.jpg" -"U19 Asia Cup: Ton-up Shahzaib Khan, pacers fire Pakistan to 43-run win over India",https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/sports/cricket/news/u19-asia-cup-ton-up-shahzaib-khan-pacers-fire-pakistan-to-43-run-win-over-india/articleshow/115845060.cms,"Shahzaib Khan (Photo credit: X) +JAIPUR: Rajasthan made the light work of formidable Madhya Pradesh to register their fifth successive victory in the ongoing Syed Mushtaq Ali T20 Trophy in Rajkot on Sunday.Rajasthan, under a new captain Mahipal Lomror , crushed MP by 6 wickets with 22 balls remaining to maintain their unbeaten streak in the Group A. With this fifth win on the trot, Rajasthan are topping their group with 20 points to their credit.They will next face Punjab (12 points) before ending their league engagements with a match against Bengal (16 points). The top two teams qualify for the knock-out stage.Lomror won the toss and invited MP to bat first. All Rajasthan bowlers bowled well to restrict MP to 139 for 8. Former captain Harpreet Singh was the top scorer with 41. IPL stars Venkatesh Iyer (16) and skipper Rajat Patidar (4) failed to get going.Left-arm spinner Manav Suthar conceded just 17 runs from his four-over spell and also picked a couple of wickets.He was ably supported by Deepak Hooda Kamlesh Nagarkoti , Aniket Choudhary and Deepak Chahar, who chipped in with a wicket each.Rajasthan romped home in style losing just 4 wickets. Dashing opener Abhijeet Tomar carried his bat through with an explosive 66 not out. He smashed three fours and five towering sixes during his 42-ball knock. Fellow opener Bharat Sharma played a cameo with a 15-ball 25 to provide Rajasthan a flying start. Deepak Hooda (26) and Shubham Garhwal (13) gave perfect support to Tomar, who was later named as 'player-of-the-match', as Rajasthan reached the target in just 16.2 overs.Kumar Kartikeya (3-36) was the pick of the MP bowlers but failed to stop rampaging Rajasthan batsmen.MP 139/8 in 20 overs (Harpreet Singh 41, Abhishek Pathak 29, Venkatesh Iyer 16; Manav Suthar 2-17, Deepak Hooda 1-14, Kamlesh Nagarkoti 1-24, Aniket Choudhary 1-26, Deepak Chahar 1-29) lost to Rajasthan 143/4 in 16.2 overs (Abhijeet Tomar 66 not out, Deepak Hooda 26, Bharat Sharma 25, Shubham Garhwal 13; Kumar Kartikeya 3-36, Avesh Khan 1-25) by 6 wickets.",Rajasthan beat Madhya Pradesh by 6 wickets in Syed Mushtaq Ali T20 Trophy. Rajasthan are unbeaten in the group with 20 points to their credit. Abhijeet Tomar hit 66 not out as Rajastha reached the target in just 16.2 overs.,"https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-115870899,imgsize-25794,width-400,resizemode-4/115870899.jpg" +Mohammed Shami's economical spell helps Bengal beat Meghalaya in Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/sports/cricket/news/mohammed-shamis-economical-spell-helps-bengal-beat-meghalaya-in-syed-mushtaq-ali-trophy/articleshow/115870282.cms,"Mohammed Shami's impressive bowling (4-0-16-0) led Bengal to a comfortable six-wicket win over Meghalaya in the Syed Mushtaq Ali T20 Trophy. Despite early setbacks, Bengal chased down 127 with Abhisek Porel’s quick 61. In other matches, Naman Dhir’s 5/19 helped Punjab beat Hyderabad, while Jharkhand narrowly defeated Haryana, with notable performances from Harshal Patel and Yuzvendra Chahal.",Bengal beat Meghalaya by six wickets in the Syed Mushtaq Ali T20 Trophy. Abhisek Porel scored 61 as Bengal chased down 127 runs. Naman Dhir took 5/19 as Punjab beat Hyderabad.,"https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-115870455,imgsize-23720,width-400,resizemode-4/115870455.jpg" +Mass carnage: Clashes at a football match in Guinea leaves dozens dead,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/sports/football/top-stories/mass-carnage-clashes-at-a-football-match-in-guinea-leaves-dozens-dead/articleshow/115881922.cms,"Represetational image (Reuters Photo) -NEW DELHI: A belligerent 147-ball 159 from Shahzaib Khan was followed by a fiery all-round pace show as Pakistan thrashed India by 43 runs in their U19 Asia Cup Group A opener in Dubai on Sunday.The eight-time champions were far from their best as Pakistan pulled off their top game to hand India a bitter defeat at the Dubai Cricket Stadium.With the clinical win, Pakistan opened their account in Group A and secured 2 crucial points.Shahzaib led the way from the front in the clash of arch-rivals as he broke several records with his daddy ton.After the opener's ton propelled Pakistan to 281, pacer Ali Raza led the bowlers' show as India were stopped at 238 in the 48th over.While Shahzaib's 159 is now the highest individual score in youth ODIs against India, he also hit the most number of sixes in an innings -- 10 -- at the level.After opting to bat, the openers Shahzaib and Usman Khan gave Pakistan a perfect start, adding 160 runs for the opening wicket. As India bowlers failed to get a breakthrough in the first half, Shahzaib and Usman laid a solid platform for a big total.In the 31st over Ayush Mhatre eventually broke the stand as Usman fell for a well-made 60. Mhatre then quickly removed Haroon Arshad as India looked to put Pakistan under pressure.But then Shahzaib and Muhammad Riazullah threatened India with another 71-run stand before Samarth Nagaraj came to the rescue, removing the latter for 27.Pakistan, who looked set for a 300-plus total, then kept on losing wickets at regular intervals around Shahzaib ton as they were restricted to 281 for 7.Chasing a steep total, India needed a big run from the top order but Ayush Mhatre, Vaibhav Suryavanshi and C Andre Siddarth turned out to be major disappointments.Against the moving ball, Suryavanshi fell cheaply for 1 and Ayush and Siddarth departed after getting starts.After the fall of skipper Mohamed Amaan, India found themselves in a tricky situation at 81 for 4 as Pakistan pacers kept the pressure on with some tight spells.Nikhil Kumar then pulled off a spectacular knock of 67, forming crucial partnerships with Kiran Chormale (20) and Harvansh Pangalia (26) but Pakistan bowlers kept chipping away with regular wickets.Towards the end, tail-enders Mohamed Enaan and Yudhajit Guha threatened Pakistan a bit but suffered an unfortunate run out in the 48th over as India were bundled out for 238.With the win, Pakistan sit at the second spot while India are now at the fourth spot.In the group stage, India now have their matches remaining against UAE and Japan.",Pakistan beat India by 43 runs in their U19 Asia Cup Group A opener in Dubai. Shahzaib Khan scored 159 as Pakistan reached 281-7 from their 50 overs. India were bowled out for 238 in the 48th over. Pakistan sit at the second spot in Group A while India are fourth.,"https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-115845045,imgsize-41012,width-400,resizemode-4/115845045.jpg" -1st Test: Marco Jansen takes 11 wickets as South Africa beat Sri Lanka by 233 runs,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/sports/cricket/news/1st-test-marco-jansen-takes-11-wickets-as-south-africa-beat-sri-lanka-by-233-runs/articleshow/115842723.cms,"(AP Photo) +Clashes erupted at a football match in N'Zerekore , Guinea , on Sunday, leaving many dead.According to hospital sources quoted by AFP, ""There are bodies lined up as far as the eye can see in the hospital. Others are lying on the floor in the hallways. The morgue is full.""""There are around 100 dead"", said one doctor, while another said there were ""dozens of dead"".According to witnesses, the anger was fueled by a referee's decision that was contested, after which the fans invaded the pitch and later also set the N'Zerekore police station on fire.Media reports indicated that the game was organised as part of a tournament dedicated to Guinea's current president and junta chief, Mamadi Doumbouya , who took control through a coup in 2021.In Guinea, these tournaments have become increasingly prevalent as Doumbouya appears to be positioning himself for the anticipated presidential elections next year, whilst political alignments continue to develop.In September 2021, Doumbouya, then serving as a colonel, led a successful coup against President Alpha Conde. Ironically, Conde had previously appointed Doumbouya to lead an elite unit responsible for protecting the president from such takeovers.Despite international demands and his initial commitment to transfer authority to civilian leadership by December 2024, Doumbouya has since reversed his stance and indicated he will retain power.","Clashes erupted at a football match in N'Zerekore, Guinea, on Sunday, leaving many dead. Media reports indicated that the game was organised as part of a tournament dedicated to Guinea's current president and junta chief, Mamadi Doumbouya.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-115881958,imgsize-74482,width-400,resizemode-4/115881958.jpg" +Real Madrid move to second place in La Liga after win over Getafe,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/sports/football/top-stories/real-madrid-move-to-second-place-in-la-liga-after-win-over-getafe/articleshow/115881592.cms,"Kylian Mbappe (Photo: @realmadrid on X) -South Africa secured a victory against Sri Lanka in the first Test at Kingsmead in Durban on Saturday, winning by a substantial 233 runs. Sri Lanka fought hard but were ultimately bowled out for 282, chasing a challenging target of 516.This win for South Africa followed Sri Lanka's record-low first-innings score of just 42.Marco Jansen , the left-arm fast bowler, played a crucial role in both innings, taking four wickets for 73 runs in the second innings. His match figures were an impressive 11 for 86.Unlike their first-innings collapse, Sri Lanka's batters showed resilience in the second innings, making the South African bowlers work hard for their wickets. Dinesh Chandimal and Dhananjaya de Silva built a solid partnership of 95 runs for the sixth wicket. Their efforts kept South Africa in the field for a significant portion of the morning session. Sri Lanka had resumed their innings at 101 for five. Keshav Maharaj provided the much-needed breakthrough for South Africa. De Silva chipped a catch to midwicket off Maharaj's left-arm spin, ending the substantial partnership.Kusal Mendis played an aggressive knock of 48 before becoming Jansen's tenth victim of the match, caught behind by Kyle Verreynne.Chandimal and De Silva capitalized on improved batting conditions, facing bowlers who lacked the effectiveness they displayed with the new ball.South Africa also faced a setback with Wiaan Mulder's injury. The all-rounder was ruled out of the remainder of the series due to a broken finger.Chandimal, who began the day on 29 not out, continued his strong performance at Kingsmead. This ground holds special significance for him, as it's where he made his Test debut with two half-centuries 13 years prior. His determined innings of 83 runs off 174 balls finally ended when he was caught and bowled by Gerald Coetzee",South Africa beat Sri Lanka by 233 runs in the first Test at Kingsmead. Sri Lanka were bowled out for 282 chasing a challenging target of 516. Marco Jansen took four wickets for 73 runs in Sri Lanka's second innings. Wiaan Mulder was ruled out of the rest of the series with a broken finger.,"https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-115842835,imgsize-168344,width-400,resizemode-4/115842835.jpg" -PCB chairman Naqvi holds talks with Emirates Board head amid hybrid model talks for Champions Trophy,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/sports/cricket/news/pcb-chairman-naqvi-holds-talks-with-emirates-board-head-amid-hybrid-model-talks-for-champions-trophy/articleshow/115841118.cms,"Mohsin Naqvi. (AP Photo) +'Good attitude again' -NEW DELHI: PCB chairman Mohsin Naqvi met with Emirates Cricket Board head Mubashir Usmani in Dubai. The meeting focused on discussions surrounding a potential ""hybrid model"" for hosting the upcoming Champions Trophy , scheduled for February-March next year.A PCB statement following the meeting indicated Naqvi assured Usmani of Pakistan's readiness to host the tournament. All preparations are reportedly proceeding as planned.It's worth noting that Usmani also serves as chairman of the ICC 's associate members' committee.Naqvi emphasized Pakistan's current stability and pledged state-level security for all participating teams.He also confirmed that stadium construction work is on schedule. He added that Pakistani fans eagerly anticipate welcoming top teams and players to their country.The ICC on Friday communicated to Pakistan a crucial decision regarding the Champions Trophy. Pakistan must either accept the proposed ""hybrid"" hosting model or risk being removed from the tournament. This ultimatum followed an inconclusive ICC executive board meeting stemming from Pakistan's firm stance.The emergency meeting in Dubai intended to finalize the tournament schedule. However, it failed to reach a consensus due to Pakistan's continued rejection of the ""hybrid"" model. India remains unwilling to travel to Pakistan for security reasons.Under the proposed ""hybrid"" model, India's Champions Trophy matches would be held in the UAE."," PCB chairman Mohsin Naqvi met with Emirates Cricket Board head Mubashir Usmani in Dubai. The meeting focused on discussions surrounding a potential ""hybrid model"" for hosting the upcoming Champions Trophy. All preparations are reportedly proceeding as planned. India remains unwilling to travel to Pakistan for security reasons.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-115841504,imgsize-94178,width-400,resizemode-4/115841504.jpg" +MADRID: Spanish champions Real Madrid beat Getafe 2-0 to move second in La Liga on Sunday with Kylian Mbappe finding the net after a difficult week.The French striker has been criticised in recent weeks for his form but after Jude Bellingham opened the scoring from the penalty spot, Mbappe slotted home a well-taken second.Later, Mbappe wasted three other big chances but Madrid were able to move within one point of league leaders Barcelona, who lost on Saturday at home against Las Palmas.Carlo Ancelotti's side have played one fewer game than the Catalans, and Atletico Madrid, third, who are one point behind.""(Mbappe) played very well, he was active, dangerous as always,"" said Ancelotti. ""He scored an important goal, he created chances in the second half and had a very active game, it's what we want from him.""Mbappe, playing in his favoured role on the left with Vinicius Junior out injured, was offered plenty of support by Madrid's fans.""The fans understand more than anyone what moment the team is in, and the players (are in),"" added Ancelotti.Getafe set out to slow the game down and they largely succeeded until Allan Nyom tugged down Antonio Rudiger in the area after half an hour.After Mbappe missed his penalty against Liverpool in the Champions League defeat at Anfield on Wednesday, Bellingham stepped up to take the spot-kick.The England international outfoxed David Soria to send Madrid ahead on the half-hour with his third goal in three league games.""Today Bellingham or Mbappe had to choose (who took the penalty), they both chose Bellingham,"" said Ancelotti.Mbappe doubled his team's lead with a superb strike seven minutes prior to the break, after Bellingham spread the ball out to him on the left flank.The France captain drove inside and curled home a low effort inside the far post for his eighth league goal of the season.Ancelotti took off Bellingham at half-time because of an apparent knock sustained in a collision with Soria, but later said he thought the midfielder would recover quickly.Mbappe produced a glorious chipped pass to put Brahim Diaz in behind early in the second period, but the Morocco international's effort sailed narrowly over the crossbar.The forward came millimetres away from scoring a second himself but after rounding Soria squeezed a shot just wide of the far post.Soria made a good save to deny Fede Valverde as Getafe battled to keep the scoreline respectable.Mbappe spurned another chance to score when he fired off-target after being played in again, but Getafe could not capitalise on his profligacy.John Patrick had the visitors' best chance with a powerful effort which hit the crossbar then the post.Mbappe had another chance in stoppage time but misfired from close range as his anxiety to prove his worth in a Madrid shirt following his summer move from Paris Saint-Germain continued to tell, despite his goal.Madrid face Athletic Bilbao in midweek, hoping to build on their run of three consecutive La Liga wins.""We've had a lot of injuries (but) we are there fighting, battling,"" said Ancelotti. ""What gives me the most confidence is that we had a good attitude again, concentration, we had spirit.""Bit by bit the problems we've had, we will solve, and in the meanwhile we will be there fighting.""",Real Madrid beat Getafe 2-0 to move second in La Liga. French striker Kylian Mbappe scores both goals for Carlo Ancelotti's side. Jude Bellingham opened the scoring from the penalty spot. Madrid move within one point of league leaders Barcelona.,"https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-115881604,imgsize-55680,width-400,resizemode-4/115881604.jpg" +Liverpool beat Manchester City for a 9-point lead at top of Premier League,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/sports/football/epl/top-stories/liverpool-beat-manchester-city-for-a-9-point-lead-at-top-of-premier-league/articleshow/115881454.cms,"Photo Source: @LFC on X + +'A great day' + +LIVERPOOL: Liverpool have been used to second best during Pep Guardiola's era at Manchester City , but a 2-0 victory over the crisis-hit champions left little doubt over who are the team to beat in this season's Premier League title race.Goals in either half from Cody Gakpo and Mohamed Salah at Anfield on Sunday did not do justice to the scale of the Reds' domination as City succumbed to a sixth defeat in a seven-game winless run.Arsenal and Chelsea are now Liverpool's closest challengers, nine points behind, with City 11 back and almost certain to finally loose their grip on the English top flight after an unprecedented four consecutive titles and six in the past seven seasons.Guardiola reminded the Anfield crowd of that fact by raising six fingers when taunted with chants of ""sacked in the morning"".The Catalan's defiance, though, could not mask the fact that City have rested on their laurels, while Liverpool have stepped up a level under Arne Slot.Slot appeared to have the impossible job of succeeding the much-loved Jurgen Klopp.The charismatic German brought Liverpool back to the top of English and Europeanfootball . His title triumph in 2019/2020 was the club's first for 30 years and the only blot on City's dominance in recent times.In contrast to Alex Ferguson's departure from Manchester United and Arsene Wenger's exit at Arsenal, Liverpool have turned a legendary figure leaving into a positive.Klopp did much of the groundwork himself, rejuvenating the squad over his final 18 months in charge with the signings of Gakpo, Alexis Mac Allister, Dominik Szoboszlai and Ryan Gravenberch.Slot's only summer signing, Federico Chiesa, has barely featured due to injury.But the injection of fresh blood, mixed with the experience of title winners in the prolific Salah, captain Virgil van Dijk, Andy Roberson and Trent Alexander-Arnold has proved a winning combination.Slot has been keen to give Klopp's legacy credit, but the Dutchman deserves his due for the small details that have produced a run of 18 wins from his first 20 games in all competitions.Robertson and Alexander-Arnold's narrower positions have left Liverpool less vulnerable in transition and contributed to them having the best defensive record in the league.Gravenberch has shone since being transformed into a holding midfielder, while Gakpo is finally delivering on his potential under his compatriot.Slot has also managed to keep Liverpool's momentum rolling despite constant speculation over the futures of Salah, Van Dijk and Alexander-Arnold, all of whom are out of contract at the end of the season.""City are a fantastic team, four times champions in a row and they have quality to punish any team,"" said Van Dijk. ""So, overall, it has been a great day.""It's game-by-game and stay calm. But games like this, when you win it like this, is always a good feeling.""It is not just the Premier League that Slot has so far bent to his will.Liverpool are also top of the Champions League with a perfect record from five games, including a memorable 2-0 win over Real Madrid on Wednesday.Victory over City capped a dream week, but the former Feyenoord boss was still keen to use the English and European champions as the benchmark for his side's aspirations.""Real Madrid and Manchester City have been and are so good, with managers that have won so many trophies, so it is always nice to come out of those situations as a winner,"" added Slot.""But they were able to win every single three days. We understand what we want to achieve is more than this winning once or twice, even against these big teams, if you want to win big things.""December may only be a day old, but already it is hard to see beyond Liverpool matching Manchester United's record tally for 20 English top-flight titles come May.",Liverpool beat Manchester City 2-0 in the Premier League on Sunday. Goals from Cody Gakpo and Mohamed Salah secured the win. Arne Slot's side are now nine points clear of Arsenal and Chelsea. The Dutchman has won 18 of his first 20 games in charge of Liverpool.,"https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-115881457,imgsize-70304,width-400,resizemode-4/115881457.jpg" +"Jude Bellingham, Kylian Mbappe shine as Real Madrid beat Getafe to go second in La Liga",https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/sports/football/top-stories/jude-bellingham-kylian-mbappe-shine-as-real-madrid-beat-getafe-to-go-second-in-la-liga/articleshow/115873366.cms,"Real Madrid vs Getafe (AP Photos) + +NEW DELHI: In a crucial La Liga encounter at the Santiago Bernabeu on Sunday, Real Madrid secured a 2-0 victory over Getafe , propelling them within striking distance of league leaders Barcelona . The match witnessed two significant moments that shaped the outcome.The first pivotal moment came when Real Madrid was awarded a penalty. Jude Bellingham , the young English midfielder, stepped up to take the spot-kick instead of Kylian Mbappe , who had missed a penalty in Real's previous Champions League match against Liverpool.Bellingham displayed composure and precision, sending the ball straight down the middle to give Real Madrid the lead.The second defining moment occurred in the 38th minute when Kylian Mbappe doubled Real Madrid's advantage.The French striker showcased his clinical finishing abilities by expertly converting a brilliant pass from Bellingham, whipping the ball into the net from outside the box. This goal marked Mbappe's 10th across all competitions for Real Madrid this season.With this victory, Real Madrid climbed to second place in the La Liga table, accumulating 33 points from 14 matches.They trail their fierce rivals Barcelona by a single point, although Barcelona has played one game more. On the other hand, Getafe's struggles continued as they remain in 17th place, having collected only 13 points from 15 matches.The match highlighted the attacking acumen of Real Madrid's young talents, Bellingham and Mbappe, who combined effectively to secure the three points.Their contributions were instrumental in keeping Real Madrid's title aspirations alive as they continue to chase Barcelona in the race for the La Liga crown.","Real Madrid secured a 2-0 victory over Getafe at the Santiago Bernabeu. Real Madrid climbed to second place in the La Liga table, accumulating 33 points from 14 matches. They trail their fierce rivals Barcelona by a single point, although Barcelona has played one game more.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-115873489,imgsize-50038,width-400,resizemode-4/115873489.jpg" +Chelsea beat Aston Villa 3-0 to move joint second in Premier League,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/sports/football/epl/top-stories/chelsea-beat-aston-villa-3-0-to-move-joint-second-in-premier-league/articleshow/115872289.cms,"Cole Palmer (Reuters Photo) + +NEW DELHI: Striker Nicolas Jackson , the captain Enzo Fernandez , and Cole Palmer showcased their goal-scoring acumen as hosts Chelsea secured a convincing 3-0 victory over Aston Villa at Stamford Bridge on Sunday.This result propelled Chelsea to joint second place in the Premier League table, level on points and goal difference with Arsenal.The opening goal came in the seventh minute when Senegalese striker Jackson displayed his composure by side-footing a cross from Marc Cucurella into the back of the net, with the ball kissing the post on its way in.Chelsea capitalized on Aston Villa's defensive vulnerability in the 36th minute. Palmer's incisive pass found Fernandez, who maintained his composure before firing a well-placed shot between Matty Cash and Ezri Konsa, extending Chelsea's lead.However, it was Palmer who stole the show with an exquisite strike in the 83rd minute.The young midfielder showcased his technical ability by lofting a sublime left-footed effort into the top corner, leaving substitute goalkeeper Robin Olsen with no chance.Enzo Maresca's Chelsea side now finds themselves level on points and goal difference with Arsenal, trailing only Liverpool , who faced Manchester City in the late kickoff.Aston Villa, on the other hand, slipped to 11th position in the league standings.This comprehensive victory not only underscored Chelsea's attacking prowess but also highlighted their ability to capitalize on defensive lapses from their opponents.With the likes of Jackson, Fernandez, and Palmer in fine form, Chelsea's aspirations for a successful campaign have received a significant boost.","Chelsea beat Aston Villa 3-0 at Stamford Bridge on Sunday. Nicolas Jackson, Enzo Fernandez and Cole Palmer scored the goals. Result puts Chelsea level on points and goal difference with Arsenal. Aston Villa slip to 11th in the Premier League table.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-115872358,imgsize-37042,width-400,resizemode-4/115872358.jpg" +Manchester United crush Everton in Amorim's first home league game,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/sports/football/epl/top-stories/manchester-united-crush-everton-in-amorims-first-home-league-game/articleshow/115872118.cms,"Manchester United achieve a decisive 4-0 win over Everton in Ruben Amorim's first Premier League match at Old Trafford. Marcus Rashford and Joshua Zirkzee each score twice, propelling United to ninth place in the league table, while Everton struggle near the relegation zone.","Manchester United beat Everton 4-0 in Ruben Amorim's first Premier League match at Old Trafford. Marcus Rashford and Joshua Zirkzee each score twice. United move up to ninth place in the league table, while Everton struggle near the relegation zone.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-115872169,imgsize-144180,width-400,resizemode-4/115872169.jpg" Botafogo clinch historic Copa Libertadores title with 3-1 victory over Atletico Mineiro,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/sports/football/top-stories/botafogo-clinch-historic-copa-libertadores-title-with-3-1-victory-over-atletico-mineiro/articleshow/115858115.cms,"Botafogo's Luiz Henrique celebrates with the trophy after winning the Copa Libertadores. (Reuters Photo) Ten-man Botafogo secured their first-ever Copa Libertadores title with a 3-1 win against fellow Brazilian side Atletico Mineiro at River Plate's Monumental Stadium in Buenos Aires on Saturday.Botafogo played with ten men for almost the entire game, following Gregore's red card in the opening minute. Despite this, they displayed remarkable resilience and spirit to claim the victory.Gregore's dismissal came after a high, reckless challenge on Fauto Vera. This forced Botafogo to adapt their strategy. Atletico Mineiro, however, struggled to capitalize on their numerical advantage.Veteran striker Hulk had a shot from distance saved by Botafogo's goalkeeper, John. The Belo Horizonte team generated minimal pressure.Botafogo, sensing an opportunity, started to push forward. Their attacking intent paid off in the 35th minute.Marlon Freitas's shot from the edge of the penalty area deflected around the crowded box. The ball eventually landed at the feet of Luiz Henrique , who scored from close range.Botafogo didn't become defensive after taking the lead. They continued to press and doubled their advantage shortly before halftime.Atletico defender Guilherme Arana attempted to play the ball back to his goalkeeper, Everson. Luiz Henrique intercepted the pass and was brought down by the goalkeeper. Following a VAR review, the referee awarded a penalty. Alex Telles confidently converted the spot-kick, giving Botafogo a surprising 2-0 lead at the break.Atletico, the 2013 Libertadores champions, made three substitutions at halftime. The changes had an immediate impact as Eduardo Vargas scored with a header from a corner kick.Atletico applied late pressure in an attempt to equalize. Botafogo, however, sealed the win with a counter-attacking goal from Junior Santos in stoppage time.Botafogo's victory secures them the last of the 32 spots in next year's FIFA Club World Cup . The tournament will be hosted in the United States.","Botafogo secured their first-ever Copa Libertadores title with a 3-1 win against fellow Brazilian side Atletico Mineiro at River Plate's Monumental Stadium in Buenos Aires on Saturday. Botafogo played with ten men for almost the entire game, following Gregore's red card in the opening minute.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-115858179,imgsize-190380,width-400,resizemode-4/115858179.jpg" @@ -108,37 +157,17 @@ Crystal Palace rescued a 1-1 draw at home to Newcastle United, with Daniel Munoz Blockbuster Sunday Arsenal delivered a stunning attacking display to defeat West Ham United 5-2 at the London Stadium on Saturday, climbing to second place in the Premier League table. The first half was a spectacle, with all seven goals scored before the break, as Mikel Arteta 's side made a resounding statement in the title race.The Gunners, who struggled earlier this month with a four-match winless run, appear to have rediscovered their form, scoring 13 goals in their last three matches. With captain Martin Odegaard back in the lineup, Arsenal looked unstoppable, combining sharp attacking moves with a clinical edge in front of goal.Bukayo Saka set the tone with an assist from a corner that Gabriel Magalhães headed in after nine minutes. Leandro Trossard doubled the lead before Odegaard converted from the penalty spot after Saka was fouled. Moments later, Trossard set up Kai Havertz to make it 4-0.West Ham fought back through Aaron Wan-Bissaka and a sensational free kick from Emerson Palmieri, briefly rattling Arsenal. However, Saka restored calm, slotting home a penalty after Lukasz Fabianski fouled Gabriel in a crowded area.Arteta described the opening period as ""spectacular,"" adding that the fifth goal allowed his team to control the game and play at their pace. Arsenal now have 25 points, six behind league leaders Liverpool.The focus now shifts to Sunday, where Liverpool host Manchester City in a top-of-the-table clash that could see the Reds extend their lead to 11 points. Chelsea, Manchester United , and Tottenham Hotspur are also in action as the weekend promises more drama in the Premier League.",Arsenal beat West Ham 5-2 at the London Stadium. Justin Kluivert scores a hat- trick in Bournemouth's 4-2 win over Leicester. Liverpool host Manchester City in the Premier League on Sunday. Click here for all the latest Premier League news.,"https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-115857996,imgsize-212346,width-400,resizemode-4/115857996.jpg" -"Barcelona shocked on 125th anniversary, extend winless streak to three games in La Liga",https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/sports/football/top-stories/barcelona-shocked-on-125th-anniversary-extend-winless-streak-to-three-games-in-la-liga/articleshow/115847844.cms,"Lamine Yamal (Reuters Photo) - -NEW DELHI: Las Palmas secured a surprising 2-1 victory over La Liga leaders Barcelona on Saturday, dampening the hosts' 125th anniversary celebrations.Sandro Ramirez put the visitors ahead early in the second half, and although Raphinha equalized, Fabio Silva struck to claim three points and propel his team to 14th place.Despite the loss, Barcelona still lead defending champions Real Madrid by four points, but Los Blancos, who face Getafe on Sunday, have played two fewer games than Hansi Flick's team.The Catalans have now gone three league games without a win, following an impressive run of 11 wins in 12 previous top-flight matches.Barcelona wore white shorts as part of their anniversary celebrations, harking back to their early days. They held a gala in the city on Friday night to mark the occasion, having been founded on November 29, 1899, but faltered on Saturday afternoon.The Catalans were able to name teenage prodigy Lamine Yamal on the bench after he recovered from an ankle injury. Former Barcelona goalkeeper Jasper Cillessen made a solid save to deny Fermin Lopez in the opening stages, as Las Palmas showed enterprise on the counter-attack.Barca defender Alejandro Balde was forced off with concussion in the first half after a clash with Sandro, replaced by Gerard Martin. Las Palmas came close when Alberto Moleiro set up Javi Munoz, who shot wide, while Jules Kounde lashed an effort over at the other end.Flick introduced Yamal at halftime for Pablo Torre, hoping the winger would give Barca the advantage after an even first half. However, Las Palmas took a surprise lead early in the second half when Kirian Rodriguez played in Ramirez, who drilled home from the edge of the box.",Las Palmas beat La Liga leaders Barcelona 2-1 in India. Sandro Ramirez and Fabio Silva scored for the visitors. Barcelona have now gone three league games without a win. Real Madrid still lead the table by four points from Barca.,"https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-115848033,imgsize-36298,width-400,resizemode-4/115848033.jpg" -Best FIFA Football Awards 2024: Complete list of nominees,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/sports/football/top-stories/fifa-reveal-nominees-for-best-fifa-football-awards-2024-introduce-award-for-best-goal-in-womens-sport/articleshow/115792783.cms,"
Men's player of the year nominees for Best FIFA Football Awards 2024. (Image: FIFA)