From 941a9fbb4f5a810739bf1321198ac44a002e4b08 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: akanksha1131 <akanksha.wrk@gmail.com>
Date: Fri, 26 Jul 2024 04:22:01 +0000
Subject: [PATCH] Updated logs

---
 business_bow.csv     | 11324 ++++++++++++++++++++---------------------
 india_bow.csv        |  4890 +++++++++---------
 project/business.csv |   352 +-
 project/india.csv    |   158 +-
 project/sports.csv   |   104 +-
 project/tech.csv     |   184 +-
 project/world.csv    |   236 +-
 sports_bow.csv       |  4746 ++++++++---------
 tech_bow.csv         |  6572 ++++++++++++------------
 world_bow.csv        |  6114 +++++++++++-----------
 10 files changed, 17156 insertions(+), 17524 deletions(-)

diff --git a/business_bow.csv b/business_bow.csv
index 78bd2d9..8db7030 100644
--- a/business_bow.csv
+++ b/business_bow.csv
@@ -1,6874 +1,6874 @@
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diff --git a/india_bow.csv b/india_bow.csv
index 5f66340..e3f6089 100644
--- a/india_bow.csv
+++ b/india_bow.csv
@@ -1,22 +1,22 @@
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+Latest NPS rules 2024: How much tax will you save with new NPS contribution benefit under new regime after Budget 2024?,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/business/india-business/latest-nps-rules-2024-how-much-tax-will-you-save-with-new-nps-contribution-benefit-under-new-regime-after-budget-2024/articleshow/111987840.cms,"How much tax will you save with new NPS benefits post Budget?
+
+Budget 2024 NPS Tax savings
+
+Source: ET
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+Budget 2024 new NPS benefits: Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman has announced additional tax benefits for salaried taxpayers investing in the National Pension Scheme . The Union Budget has taken steps to promote retirement planning by enhancing the tax advantage on NPS contributions and introducing a new option for minor children in the pension system .The deduction under Section 80CCD(2) is set to be raised from 10% to 14% of the basic salary. This section permits you to contribute up to 10% of your basic pay to NPS tax-free. Previously, only government employees were eligible for the 14% deduction, but now this benefit has been extended to the private sector as well.“It is proposed to increase the amount of deduction allowed to an employer in respect of his contribution to a pension scheme referred to in section 80CCD, from the extent of 10% to the extent of 14% of the salary of the employee. Further, a non-government employee in the new tax regime shall be allowed deduction of an amount not exceeding 14% of the employee’s salary in place of 10%,” the Budget speech document reads.Also Check | Latest income tax slabs FY 2024-25 For instance, if your basic salary is Rs 1 lakh, your employer can contribute Rs 10,000 (10% of basic pay) to the NPS on your behalf, which is exempt from tax. This deduction will be increased to Rs 14,000. Previously, only government employees were eligible for the 14% deduction, but it has now been extended to the private sector as well.As is evident from the table, if your basic pay is Rs 25,000 per month, then the additional tax saved is Rs 624. At a basic pay of Rs 1 lakh per month, the additional tax benefit is almost Rs 10,000 and at high basic pay levels of Rs 6 lakh, the extra tax saving would be over Rs 1 lakh!""The NPS proposals in the budget take significant steps towards the government's goal of making India a pensioned society by 2047,"" Sriram Iyer, CEO of HDFC Pension was quoted as saying by ET.While the new tax regime offers the NPS benefit only under Section 80CCD (2), the old tax regime allows three deductions under Sections 80CCD (1) (Rs 1.5 lakh), 80CCD (1B) (Rs 50,000) and 80CCD (2). However, the higher limit of 14% is only for those who opt for the new tax regime.""With the employers' contribution increasing to 14%, employees will have extended savings now. This will help in retirement planning, works as an option that is at par with the Provident Fund as per the given limits for employees, and serves an incentive to increase the tax-paying user base for the government,"" says Dinesh Rohira, CEO & Founder, 5nance.com.Also Read | Budget 2024 Income Tax changes Explained: Salaried taxpayers to save Rs 17,500! The budget has also introduced a new scheme called NPS Vatsalya, which encourages long-term savings for children by their parents. Under this scheme, parents and guardians can contribute to the NPS account of minor children below the age of 18.Once the child turns 18, the plan can be seamlessly converted into a regular NPS account. ""NPS Vatsalya is a notable innovation that allows parents or guardians to contribute to a child's pension from birth, ensuring a strong foundation for future retirement savings through compounded returns,"" says Iyer.","The deduction under Section 80CCD(2) is set to be raised from 10% to 14% of the basic salary. Previously, only government employees were eligible for the 14% deduction. The budget has also introduced a new scheme called NPS Vatsalya, which encourages long-term savings for children.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-111988124,imgsize-106536,width-400,resizemode-4/111988124.jpg"
+"Stock market today: BSE Sensex tanks over 500 points, goes below 80,000; Nifty50 near 24,250",https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/business/india-business/stock-market-today-bse-sensex-nifty50-july-25-2024-dalal-street-indian-equities-budget-reaction-global-markets/articleshow/112002442.cms,"Stock market today : BSE Sensex and Nifty 50, the Indian equity benchmark indices, tanked in opening trade on Thursday. While BSE Sensex went below the 80,000 mark, Nifty50 was near 24,250. At 9:18 AM, BSE Sensex was trading at 79,584.14, down 565 points or 0.70%. Nifty50 was at 24,244.65, down 169 points or 0.69%.Vinod Nair, Head of Research at Geojit Financial Services, says, ""The recovery noticed from Wednesday’'s low will be evident only post the monthly expiry on Thursday.At the same time, the ongoing Q1 results, which till date is muted, will decide the near-term trend.""Rajesh Bhosale, Equity Technical Analyst at Angel One, cautioned, ""While the overall sentiment remains positive without signs of weakness, the market appears overbought by various measures. Therefore, we advise against aggressive long positions.""Nagaraj Shetti of HDFC Securities noted that the immediate support of the 10-day EMA has been breached, and the Nifty is currently hovering near the 20-day EMA support around 24,270 levels. A failure to sustain above these supports could potentially lead to sharp weakness ahead, he said.In the United States, the S&P 500 and Nasdaq closed at multi-week lows on Wednesday, with the S&P breaking one of its longest streaks without a daily decline of more than 2 percent. Disappointing earnings from Alphabet and Tesla dampened investor confidence in megacap stocks. The Dow fell 1.25 percent, the S&P dipped 2.31 percent, and the Nasdaq dropped 3.64 percent.Asian equities also experienced declines as investors began to pull back from the artificial intelligence-driven rally that has fueled the bull market this year. S&P 500 futures rose 0.3 percent, while Hang Seng futures fell 0.6 percent. Japan's Topix fell 1.8 percent, Australia's S&P/ASX 200 fell 0.9 percent, and Euro Stoxx 50 futures fell 1.2 percent.The Japanese yen found support from unwinding carry trades ahead of the Bank of Japan's policy meeting next week. Additionally, a rotation out of megacap growth stocks dampened risk appetite and provided some safe-haven bids for the yen.In the Indian markets, Vodafone Idea and India Cements are under the F&O ban period, as they have crossed 95 percent of the market-wide position limit. Foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) turned net sellers, offloading shares worth Rs 5,130 crore on Wednesday, while domestic institutional investors (DIIs) bought shares worth Rs 3,137 crore.Several companies, including Adani Green, Nestle, DLF, Tech Mahindra, and Canara Bank, are set to announce their first-quarter results on Thursday, which could influence market sentiment.","BSE Sensex and Nifty 50, the Indian equity benchmark indices, tanked in opening trade on Thursday. While BSE Sensex went below the 80,000 mark, Nifty50 was near 24,250. Several companies, including Adani Green, Nestle, DLF, Tech Mahindra, and Canara Bank, are set to announce their first-quarter results.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-112002656,imgsize-108472,width-400,resizemode-4/112002656.jpg"
 Union Budget: 10 major announcements made by finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/business/india-business/union-budget-10-major-announcements-made-by-finance-minister-nirmala-sitharaman/articleshow/111958107.cms,"Here are 10 major Union Budget announcements:
 
 
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 NEW DELHI: Finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman on Tuesday presented the Union Budget 2024 in Parliament. In the first budget of Modi 3.0, Sitharaman announced several key decisions that focused on nine areas including the agriculture, manufacturing, and services sectors. She also announced major changes in the capital gains tax regime and income tax regimes.“The people have given a unique opportunity to our government to take the country on the path of strong development and all-round prosperity,” FM Nirmala Sitharaman said.India's inflation rate is stable and moving toward the government's 4% target, she said, while the economy grew at a sizzling 8.2% rate in the last fiscal year.“India’s economic growth continues to be the shining exception and will remain so in the years ahead,” the finance minister said.The government announced the revised tax slab for the new tax regime. The new income tax regime tax slabs are: Up to Rs 3 lakh the tax is NIL; From Rs 3 lakh to Rs 7 lakh the tax rate is 5 per cent ; From Rs 7 lakh to Rs 10 lakh the tax rate is 10 per cent; From Rs 10 lakh to Rs 12 lakh the tax rate is 15 per cent; From Rs 12 lakh to Rs 15 lakh the tax rate is 20 per cent ; Above Rs 15 lakh income the tax rate is 30 per cent.Sitharaman also announced relief on standard deduction which has been hiked from Rs 50,000 currently to Rs 75,000 now. Deduction from family pension of Rs 15,000 is increased to Rs 25,000 under the new tax regime.The FM has also announced an increase in the amount of deduction by an employer in respect of his contribution to the pension scheme under section 80CCD, from 10 per cent to the extent of 14 per cent of the salary of the employee.""Coming to personal income tax rates, I have two announcements to make for those opting for the new tax regime. First, the standard deduction for salaries employees is proposed to be increased from Rs 50,000 to Rs 75,000. Similarly, deduction on family pension for pensioners is proposed to be enhanced from Rs 15,000 to Rs 25,000. This will provide relief to about 4 crore salaries individuals and pensioners,"" finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman said.The first budget of Modi 3.0 gave major boost to Bihar and Andhra Pradesh with announcement of special financial support.The announcement covered human resource development, infrastructure and the generation of economic opportunities to make the eastern region of the country covering Bihar, Jharkhand, West Bengal, Odisha and Andhra Pradesh an engine to attain Viksit Bharat.The government announced assistance of Rs 15,000 crore to develop capital city in Andhra Pradesh and to finance Polavaram irrigation project. It also announced to provide 'backward region' grant to three districts of the state.For Bihar, the government opened its purse to shell out Rs 26,000 for various projects. The government will also set up airports, medical colleges and sports infrastructure in Bihar, which is ruled by the Nitish Kumar-led Janata Dal United.Additionally , Sitharaman announced that the government will develop corridors in Gaya on the Kashi Vishwanath model.Three cancer medicines were fully exempted from custom duties, Sitharaman announced. ""To provide relief to cancer patients, I propose to fully exempt three more medicines from customs duties,"" Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman said while presenting the Union Budget for 2024-25 in the Lok Sabha.The custom duties on Trastuzumab Deruxtecan, Osimertinib and Durvalumab will be dropped from 10 per cent to nil.The basic customs duty (BCD) on x-ray tubes and flat panel detectors for use in medical x-ray machines under the phased manufacturing programme will also be changed, so as to synchronise them with domestic capacity addition.""My proposals for customs duties intend to support domestic manufacturing, deepen local value addition, promote export-competitiveness, and simplify taxation, while keeping the interest of the general public and consumers surmount,"" Sitharaman said.In her Budget speech, Union finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman outlined a plan to generate employment opportunities for approximately 4.1 crore youth over the next five years. To support this initiative, the government has allocated Rs 2 lakh crore.Additionally, the finance minister proposed Rs 1.48 crore for skilling citizens to create job opportunities, with the goal of skilling 20 lakh youth over a five-year period. She also announced the upgrading of 1,000 industrial training institutes. Sitharaman proposed providing a one-time wage to all first-time employees across all sectors, with the incentive being delivered through Direct Benefit Transfer (DBT). The finance minister announced the launch of internship opportunities in 500 companies for one crore youth over five years. ""Interns will get exposure to real-life environments and an allowance of Rs 5000 per month,"" she said. The companies will cover the training costs, with 10 percent of the training cost coming from CSR funds.Sitharaman said the government has provided special attention to MSMEs and labour-intensive manufacturing and formulated a package covering financial and technological support to the sector.She announced a Credit Guarantee scheme of Rs 100 crore for MSMEs, building in-house capabilities, and a paradigm shift in the credit assessment model for credit eligibility.""For facilitating term loans to MSMEs, a credit guarantee scheme will be introduced. The scheme will operate on the cooling of credit risks of such MSMEs. A self-financing guarantee fund will provide to each applicant cover of up to Rs 100 crore while loan amount may be larger,"" she said.In a major boost to the employment and skill development sector, finance minister Sitharaman said that the government is set to launch an internship scheme for one crore youths in over 500 firms.""The Government will launch a scheme to provide internship opportunities to 1 crore youth in 500 top companies with Rs 5000 per month as internship allowance and one-time assistance of Rs 6000,"" she said.Sitharaman announced that the government will offer financial assistance for loans up to Rs 10 lakh for higher education in domestic institutions. This support will be provided through e-vouchers, which will be directly given to one lakh students annually, along with an interest subsidy of 3 percent of the loan amount. In addition to this, the finance minister also outlined several initiatives for the Skill Development sector.These include the upgrading of 1,000 Industrial Training Institutes (ITIs) using the hub and spoke model, aligning course content with the skill requirements of the industry, and revising the model skill loan scheme.In a major relief for the startup ecosystem, the Union finance minister announced to abolish angel tax to further boost local talent and innovation.The industry had sought rationalisation of Angel Tax by removing Section 56(2)(viib) in order to further nurture innovation among startups, saying scrapping this section would ""greatly aid in capital formation"" for the startup sector.Under Section 56(2) (viib) of the Income Tax Act, to become eligible for angel tax exemption, a startup must meet certain conditions which the industry claims are cumbersome and come in the way of attracting more investments.Imported mobile phones, gold, silver and other precious metals are set to become cheaper with the finance minister announcing cuts in custom duty in the Union Budget. The government has reduced customs duty on such shipments to 15 per cent from 20 per cent earlier.Sitharaman in her budget speech also proposed reducing ""customs duties on gold and silver to 6 per cent and that on platinum to 6.4 per cent"" to enhance domestic value addition for jewellery in the country.Meanwhile, the finance minister said that the government would strive to further simplify and rationalise the GST tax structure.However, certain items such as imported garden umbrellas and laboratory chemicals are set to become costlier due to an increase in basic customs duty.","The first budget of Modi 3.0 gave major boost to Bihar and Andhra Pradesh with announcement of special financial support. Three cancer medicines were fully exempted from custom duties, Sitharaman announced. The government will also set up airports, medical colleges and sports infrastructure in Bihar.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-111958235,imgsize-978208,width-400,resizemode-4/111958235.jpg"
-Budget 2024 speech duration: A historic journey from longest to shortest speeches in India's budget history,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/business/india-business/budget-2024-speech-duration-a-historic-journey-from-longest-to-shortest-speeches-in-indias-budget-history/articleshow/111955978.cms,"Nirmala Sitaraman’s record-breaking budget speeches
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-: Delivered on February 1, 2024, with her shortest speech duration of 57 minutes. 2023 Budget : Clocked in at 1 hour and 30 minutes.
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-: Delivered the longest speech ever recorded at 2 hours and 42 minutes. This historic address was part of her third consecutive budget. Jaswant Singh (2003) : His budget speech lasted 2 hours and 13 minutes, during which he introduced universal health insurance and e-filing of income tax returns.
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-Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman delivered her seventh consecutive Union Budget for the fiscal year 2024-25 today, marking a historic milestone. Dressed in a white silk saree with a magenta border, Sitharaman's speech spanned 1 hour and 25 minutes, surpassing the previous record held by former Prime Minister Morarji Desai.Sitharaman’s tenure has been notable for its variations in speech duration:Sitharaman’s budget speeches reflect her evolving approach to fiscal policy and communication, illustrating the shifts in India's economic priorities and practices over the years.Her record-breaking speeches highlight not only her significant role in shaping India’s economic landscape but also the changing nature of budget presentations in the country.","Nirmala Sitharaman delivered her seventh consecutive Union Budget for the fiscal year 2024-25 today. Dressed in a white silk saree with a magenta border, her speech spanned 1 hour and 25 minutes, surpassing previous record held by former Prime Minister Morarji Desai.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-111956189,imgsize-31164,width-400,resizemode-4/111956189.jpg"
+ITR filing FY 2023-24: 49% taxpayers yet to file income tax return; difficulties with ITR website cited as top reason: Survey,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/business/india-business/itr-filing-fy-2023-24-49-taxpayers-yet-to-file-income-tax-return-difficulties-with-itr-website-cited-as-top-reason-survey/articleshow/112012013.cms,"With the Income Tax Returns (ITR) filing deadline approaching, numerous troubled netizens have reported encountering glitches on the tax-filing portal and facing significant difficulties during the procedure. A latest survey has said that nearly half the taxpayers are yet to file their ITR.The survey, conducted by LocalCircles, a social media platform, pegged the percentage of taxpayers who are yet to file Income Tax Return at 49%.Additionally, it found that 33% of taxpayers have faced or are highly likely to face difficulties in the filing process, with as many as 11% admitting that it would be impossible for them to complete the procedure successfully before the 31st of July deadline.Digging deeper into the reasons behind these difficulties, the survey reported that 16% of taxpayers are struggling to obtain the required documents. Chartered Accountants (CAs) for 14% of taxpayers have reported facing difficulties, but the primary problem, reportedly troubling as many as 38% of the respondents, is the filing portal itself.Commonly cited issues include login failures, unresponsive pages, timeouts, problems with pre-filled data, and difficulties in uploading large files. There have also been reports of inconsistent calculations for capital gains and foreign income tax, along with non-reflection of filings post-submission.Also Read | ITR Filing FY 2023-24: What is Form 16 and how you can download it to file your income tax return In the midst of this outcry-choked whirlwind, the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI) and the Karnataka State Chartered Accountants Association (KSCAA), along with other Chartered Accountant associations, have reportedly written to the Income Tax Department requesting a speedy resolution of these issues.They have also urged the department to consider extending the filing deadline in light of these substantial roadblocks, with the survey, which collected data from taxpayers across 311 districts, suggesting that the revised date for the same be set for mid- or end-August to ease the undue stress being placed on taxpayers.","Nearly half the taxpayers are yet to file their ITR, according to a new survey. The survey was conducted by LocalCircles, a social media platform. It found that 33% of taxpayers have faced or are highly likely to face difficulties in the filing process.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-112012185,imgsize-38292,width-400,resizemode-4/112012185.jpg"
 How can Budget 2024 make the new income tax regime more attractive for salaried taxpayers? Top points from TOI Online tax experts’ survey,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/business/india-business/how-can-budget-2024-make-the-new-income-tax-regime-more-attractive-for-salaried-taxpayers-top-points-from-toi-online-tax-experts-survey/articleshow/111918794.cms,"New Income Tax Regime: What should change?
 
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 New Tax Regime: What else can be done?
 
 Income Tax Expectations Budget 2024 : The Modi government has been looking to make the new income tax regime more attractive for the common man, middle class and salaried income taxpayers. Raising of basic exemption limit , introduction of standard deduction , and tweaking of tax slabs and rates under the new tax regime signal that the government wants taxpayers to shift to the new regime.Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman will present the Union Budget 2024 on July 23, 2024 and personal tax experts are of the opinion that some changes in the new income tax regime can be expected.What can be done to make the new income tax regime more attractive than the old tax regime, especially for individuals who have done their tax planning based on the old regime? TOI Online Survey of personal tax experts finds out:Also Check | Budget 2024 Live Updates All personal tax experts unanimously agree that to make the new income tax more attractive for taxpayers, especially for middle class salaried taxpayers , the government needs to tweak it to introduce more deductions and exemptions.One common deduction that experts believe should make way into the new income tax regime, and one that makes the old tax regime more lucrative for taxpayers, is housing loan deduction.Preeti Sharma, Partner, Tax & Regulatory Services, BDO India LLP says that currently under the new tax regime, exemption against interest paid on home loan taken for a self-occupied or vacant property is not available. “This provision may be relooked at and be allowed under the new tax regime,” she tells TOI.Agrees Kuldip Kumar, Partner at Mainstay Tax Advisors, saying, “the deduction for interest on housing loan may be introduced to make it (new tax regime) better for those who still chose the old tax regime.”Also Read | Income Tax Expectations Budget 2024: What are the ideal new tax regime slabs, rates for middle class, salaried? TOI Online Survey findings Yet another recommendation is to increase the basic exemption limit and standard deduction under the new regime.“Increase in the basic exemption limit from Rs 3 to 5 lakhs, raise the standard deduction to Rs 100,000,” Surabhi Marwah, Tax Partner, EY India tells TOI.Chander Talreja, Partner, Vialto Partners says that the basic exemption limit under the new tax regime may be further raised by at least Rs 50,000, which will benefit all individual taxpayers (salaried or non-salaried) opting for the new income tax regime. This will help increase purchasing power of the taxpayers which may further boost the investments.Aarti Raote, Partner, Deloitte India says raising the basic exemption limit to Rs 5 lakh and introducing the 30% tax rate to the income category of Rs 20 lakh & above as against the existing limit of Rs 15 lakh will give tax relief to all. She also believes that the standard deduction should be increased to Rs 1 lakh from the existing Rs 50,000 limit.Aarti Raote is of the view that to make the new regime more attractive the government should consider allowing deductions for employee contributions to the NPS within the new tax regime framework.Vialto’s Chander Talreja notes that the employer’s contribution to the NPS is allowed as a deduction under the new income tax regime. “For the non-salaried individuals, while this deduction is not applicable, they do not even get any deduction for their own contribution. This is a hardship and the government may consider introducing deduction in respect of an individual's contribution to NPS under section 80CCD(1B), currently capped at Rs 50,000. This will benefit salaried as well as non-salaried individuals,” he tells TOI.Also Read | Budget 2024 income tax expectations: Raise basic exemption limit, standard deduction and NPS benefits for taxpayers Preeti Sharma believes that in order to promote savings towards retirement, the government may consider allowing deductions available under section 80C of the Act, under the new tax regime as well.Aarti Raote says that in line with the government’s agenda of affordable housing and green energy, it is anticipated that specific deductions towards mortgage repayments on affordable housing or electric vehicles be provided under the new tax regime besides incentivizing taxpayers for installation or adoption of solar energy equipment.However, Kuldip Kumar, Partner at Mainstay Tax Advisors notes that the government has already rationalized the slabs and the rates in its Budget 2023. “I am not expecting that something more would be done except discontinuing the old tax regime whereby by default everyone is in the new regime,” he tells TOI.","Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman will present the Union Budget 2024 on July 23, 2024. Personal tax experts are of the opinion that some changes in the new income tax regime can be expected. Raising of basic exemption limit, introduction of standard deduction and tweaking of tax slabs and rates under the new tax regime signal that the government wants taxpayers to shift to the new regime.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-111918885,imgsize-55724,width-400,resizemode-4/111918885.jpg"
-Shares of sea food products makers in heavy demand after Budget allocation,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/business/india-business/shares-of-sea-food-products-makers-in-heavy-demand-after-budget-allocation/articleshow/111951998.cms,"NEW DELHI: Shares of producers and exporters of seafood products ' firms jumped on Tuesday after Finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman said the government will provide finance for shrimp farming and marketing. Presenting the Union Budget for 2024-25, Sitharaman said that the government has reduced the basic customs duty on shrimp to 5 per cent.India’s seafood exports in the last financial year touched an all-time high of Rs 60,000 crore, with frozen shrimp accounting for two-thirds of these, she said.“I propose to reduce BCD (basic customs duty) on certain broodstock, polychaete worms, shrimp and fish feed to 5%. I also propose to exempt customs duty on various inputs for manufacture of shrimp and fish feed,” she said.As a result of this announcement, several seafood-related stocks witnessed notable gains on the BSE. Zeal Aqua 's stock soared by 9.27 per cent, while Kings Infra Ventures saw a surge of 8.15 per cent. Coastal Corp 's stock climbed by 7.55 per cent, Apex Frozen Foods experienced a significant jump of 7.51 per cent, and Waterbase's stock rose by 5.51 per cent.In addition to the support for the seafood industry, Sitharaman also announced that the government will introduce a National Cooperation Policy aimed at fostering the overall development of the country. Furthermore, the Centre plans to promote digital public infrastructure for agriculture in collaboration with states, and will launch the Jan Samarth-based Kisan Credit Card scheme in five states.T Manish, a Research Analyst at SAMCO Securities, commented on the announcement, stating, ""Finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman has extended the finance to shrimp production and marketing for the overall development of the industry. Direct beneficiaries to this announcement being Waterbase, Avanti Feeds, Apex Frozen Foods.""","India’s seafood exports in the last financial year touched an all-time high of Rs 60,000 crore, with frozen shrimp accounting for two-thirds of these. Zeal Aqua's stock soared by 9.27 per cent, while Kings Infra Ventures saw a surge of 8.15 per cent.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-111957391,imgsize-96720,width-400,resizemode-4/111957391.jpg"
-Rs 3 lakh crore allotted for schemes benefitting women and girls: What do the benefits include?,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/business/india-business/budget-2024-government-allocates-3-lakh-crore-for-schemes-benefitting-women/articleshow/111953480.cms,"NEW DELHI: Finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman in the first budget of Modi government 3.0 announced an allocation of more than Rs 3 lakh crore for schemes benefitting women. In her speech, the finance minister used the word 'women' a total of 13 times.""We will facilitate higher participation of women in the workforce through setting up of working women hostels in collaboration with industry, and establishing creches,"" the finance minister said.The government also said that this partnership wiil help organise women-specific skilling programmaes and promote market acces for women self help groups.Also See: Budget 2024 Live Updates Sitharaman said that the govt is focused on providing widespread, and inclusive development which focuses on farmers, youth, women, and the underprivileged. She highlighted the adoption of a saturation approach to cover all eligible individuals through various programs, including education and health initiatives.""Our government is committed to all-round, all-pervasive and allinclusive development of people, particularly, farmers, youth, women and poor. For achieving social justice comprehensively, the saturation approach of covering all eligible people through various programmes including those for education and health will be adopted to empower them by improving their capabilities,"" she said.The Finance Minister stressed the increased implementation of schemes designed to support the economic activities of craftsmen, artisans, self-help groups, entrepreneurs from scheduled castes, scheduled tribes, and women, as well as street vendors.""Implementation of schemes meant for supporting economic activities by craftsmen, artisans, self-help groups, scheduled caste, schedule tribe and women entrepreneurs, and street vendors, such as PM Vishwakarma, PM SVANidhi, National Livelihood Missions, and Stand-Up India will be stepped up.""","Finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman in the first budget of Modi government 3.0 announced an allocation of more than Rs 3 lakh crore for schemes benefitting women. In her speech, the finance minister used the word 'women' a total of 13 times.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-111953450,imgsize-1142083,width-400,resizemode-4/111953450.jpg"
-KYC must for walk-in money transfers to check frauds: RBI,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/business/india-business/kyc-must-for-walk-in-money-transfers-to-check-frauds-rbi/articleshow/111999978.cms,"MUMBAI: In a bid to prevent fraudsters from using the money transfer route for laundering, RBI has tightened rules for money transfers and has asked banks to obtain KYC details of remitters and beneficiaries.Earlier, RBI's money transfer rules allowed walk-in customers without bank accounts to transfer funds subject to a transaction limit of Rs 5,000 and monthly cap of Rs 25,000 per remitter.The new rules specify that remitting banks and business correspondents must register the remitter based on verified cell phone number and a self-certified 'officially valid document (OVD)' according to updated KYC directions.The new rules also introduce an additional factor authentication for every transactions. RBI has asked banks and business correspondents to conform to the provisions of the I-T Act and include remitter details as part of the IMPS/NEFT transaction message, identifying the transaction as a cash based remittance.""There has been significant increase in the availability of banking outlets, developments in payment systems for funds transfers, and ease in fulfilling KYC requirements etc., since then; and now users have multiple digital options for funds transfer,"" RBI said. . RBI has said that changes will come into effect from Nov 1, 2024.RBI's measures are part of an initiative to combat the use of banking channels for transferring fraudulent proliferation of online fraud across the country. Fraudsters deceive customers into transferring funds to third-party accounts, which are subsequently withdrawn using money mules.",RBI has tightened rules for money transfers and has asked banks to obtain KYC details of remitters and beneficiaries. The new rules also introduce an additional factor authentication for every transactions. The measures are part of an initiative to combat the use of banking channels for transferring fraudulent proliferation of online fraud.,"https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-112000057,imgsize-373188,width-400,resizemode-4/112000057.jpg"
-Equalisation: Compliance burden on Indian buyer,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/business/india-business/equalisation-compliance-burden-on-indian-buyer/articleshow/111999475.cms,"MUMBAI: The proposed withdrawal of the 2% equalisation levy (EL) provides relief to non-resident digital companies , as the consideration received or receivable for e-commerce supply or services or or after Aug 1, 2024 will not be subject to this tax.For example, a foreign entity selling music or a book to a customer online will now not have to pay this tax.However, this now casts a compliance burden on the Indian customer.Mitesh Jain, partner, Economic Laws Practice, said, ""The Indian customer purchasing goods or services (on which EL was charged) from non-resident e-commerce operator will now have to evaluate the nature of income and its taxability under the provisions of the I-T Act as well as under the tax treaty on a case-to-case basis."" "" However, in certain cases, the non-resident vendor may not be willing to provide such details and may require the Indian customers to bear the taxes in India.""","The proposed withdrawal of the 2% equalisation levy (EL) provides relief to non- resident digital companies. For example, a foreign entity selling music or a book to a customer online will now not have to pay this tax. This now casts a compliance burden on the Indian customer.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-111999721,imgsize-125260,width-400,resizemode-4/111999721.jpg"
-"US stocks tumble; S&P, Nasdaq close at multi-week lows",https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/business/international-business/us-stocks-tumble-sp-nasdaq-close-at-multi-week-lows/articleshow/112001459.cms,"Corporate highlights:
+"Budget 2024: Most people will be better off even without indexation, FM Nirmala Sitharaman",https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/business/india-business/budget-2024-most-people-will-be-better-off-even-without-indexation-fm-nirmala-sitharaman/articleshow/111997135.cms,"Top Picks For You Agnipath scrapping, MSP guarantee among P Chidambaram's 5 demands from government
 
-International Business Machines Corp reported a jump in bookings for its artificial intelligence business as customers work to implement the latest technology.
+Budget 2024: Big Relief To Indian Taxpayers | Changes In New Regime Slabs | Nirmala Sitharaman
 
-Ford Motor Co posted second-quarter profit that fell short of Wall Street estimates, saying quality problems with new vehicles led to a surge in warranty costs.
+NEW DELHI: Finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman on Wednesday said most people will be better off under the new capital gains tax structure, despite the indexation benefit being withdrawn for property, and asserted that govt decided on the new structure after undertaking an elaborate exercise.“This perception that you will be at a disadvantage is not realistic, it’s absolutely not correct… In almost every case people have a lower tax burden under this system.The small or the medium people who are going into the market or property investments are going to benefit from it,” she told TOI in an interview.On Tuesday, she had announced a reduction in long term capital gains tax on property and gold from 20% to 12.5%, while withdrawing the benefit to adjust it for inflation. This came with the provision that indexation benefit will be available for properties bought up to 2001.The FM said the amendments have been proposed with the intent to simplify the tax regime and bring all asset classes at par.Sitharaman said the Union Budget presented on Tuesday was a continuation of the interim budget and insisted that the measures announced for Andhra Pradesh were part of the commitments given at the time of bifurcation of the state . “In Bihar’s case can anyone deny the devastation that happens because of Kosi flooding?” she said.She also said that the skilling plan through internship was voluntary for companies and she had received suggestions for such a scheme from various industry bodies. “We're not forcing anybody, we've had a lot of discussion with CII and Ficci and they thought it is possible to do it. It will actually help because they will have industry-ready people, who can be employed.”She hit out at the Opposition, saying, “This brazen method of building a false narrative, repeating it and restating it with the hope that it will stick has been tried in the Lok Sabha elections. They are trying it even now.”Along with the calculations released by the Central Board of Direct Taxes under different scenarios, tax authorities said, “Nominal real estate returns are generally in the region of 12-16% per annum, much higher than inflation. The indexation for inflation in in the region of 4-5%, depending on the period of holding. Therefore, substantial tax savings are expected for a vast majority of taxpayers.”The statement further said that the new regime is beneficial for five-year old properties under the new regime which have seen an appreciation of 1.7 times or more. Similarly, for 10 years, if the value rises 2.4 times the new mechanism is seen to be beneficial. Ditto for property purchased in 2009-10 with appreciation of 4.9 times or more, the tax department said.“It's only where returns are low (less than about 9-11% per annum) that the earlier tax rate is beneficial, but such low returns in real estate are unrealistic and rare (less than 10% of cases),” it said.Revenue secretary Sanjay Malhotra told TOI that benefits of reinvesting the capital gains in a new property and parking the funds in tax-exempt 54EC bonds issued by REC are intact.Asked about the revenue impact, he said that the Centre may end up losing revenue as most taxpayers are likely to gain from the decision.“Simplification of any tax structure has benefits of ease of compliance, including computation filing, maintenance of records. This also removes the differential rates for various asset classes,” CBDT said.","Finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman says most people will be better off under the new capital gains tax structure. On Tuesday, she had announced a reduction in long termCapital gains tax on property and gold from 20% to 12.5%. She also withdrew the benefit to adjust it for inflation.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-111997182,imgsize-1373028,width-400,resizemode-4/111997182.jpg"
+"Money in digital accounts pose higher flight risk, says RBI",https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/business/india-business/money-in-digital-accounts-pose-higher-flight-risk-says-rbi/articleshow/112026117.cms,"MUMBAI: RBI 's new norms will now categorise money in digital accounts as ' hot money ' with a higher flight risk . This decision was made in light of recent developments, including last year's crisis at Silicon Valley Bank, when deposits were withdrawn within hours of the bank showing signs of stress.RBI's new guidelines on liquidity coverage ratio require that banks assign a higher 'run-off factor' to retail deposits that can be accessed via the internet and mobile banking.This means that stable retail deposits with these facilities will now have a 10% run-off factor, and less stable ones will have a 15% run-off factor. A run-off factor is essentially the percentage of deposits that are expected to be withdrawn in a stress scenario. LCR norms are aimed at ensuring that banks have enough liquid assets to meet their short-term obligations during a financial crisis. The high-quality liquid assets include bonds that can be easily converted to cash at little or no cost. The new LCR norms will come into effect from April 1, 2025.""Banking has undergone rapid transformation in recent years. While increased usage of technology has facilitated the ability to make instantaneous bank transfers and withdrawals, it has also led to a concomitant increase in risks, requiring proactive management,"" RBI said in its circular to all banks. The central bank added that the LCR framework for banks has been reviewed in light of recent developments. The new norms also require that unsecured funding from small business customers will be treated like retail deposits, meaning that they will also have the new run-off factors applied.","RBI's new guidelines on liquidity coverage ratio require that banks assign a higher 'run-off factor' to retail deposits that can be accessed via the internet and mobile banking. The new LCR norms will come into effect from April 1, 2025. The central bank added that the LCR framework for banks has been reviewed in light of recent developments.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-112026478,imgsize-373188,width-400,resizemode-4/112026478.jpg"
+Mankind to acquire biotech co BSV from Advent for 13.6k crore,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/business/india-business/mankind-to-acquire-biotech-co-bsv-from-advent-for-13-6k-crore/articleshow/112026056.cms,"NEW DELHI: Mankind Pharma is acquiring biotech company BSV Group , (formerly Bharat Serum & Vaccines) from PE firm Advent International for an enterprise value of around Rs 13,630 crore, subject to closing related adjustments.The deal marks a significant leap for Mankind Pharma, positioning it as a market leader in India's women's health and fertility drug market, alongside access to other high-entry barrier products in critical care, with established complex R&D tech platforms.It will potentially establish Mankind as the number one player in the Rs 11,000 cr gynaecology market, with a 13% share. At present, Mankind is ranked third, and has a 7% market share, while BSV 6%.The deal will be funded through internal accruals and a mix of debt and equity, sources told TOI.BSV has an in-house manufacturing and R&D platform with a track record of multiple firsts in the country and globally, says a company statement. The deal was in the making for the last few months with Europe's largest buyout group EQT with Abu Dhabi Investment Authority ( ADIA) as other bidders.BSV has developed recombinant and niche biologic products in-house, demonstrating its strong R&D capabilities and boasts of a robust branded product portfolio across women's health, fertility and critical care. It reported revenues of Rs 1,723 crore in FY24, delivering a 20% y-o-y growth . The company has a niche portfolio offering in women's health, encompassing the entire lifecycle - from fertility to post-pregnancy.Advent had acquired a majority stake in Bharat Serum & Vaccines in November 2019 from Orbimed Asia and Kotak PE for $500 million and remaining was acquired a year later in 2020 for an undisclosed sum, thereby giving its erstwhile promoters the Daftary family an exit.Rajeev Juneja, vice-chairman and MD, Mankind Pharma said, ""BSV acquisition represents a pivotal milestone in the Mankind's journey, establishing us as a market leader in Indian women's health and fertility segment.""Full report on www.toi.in","Mankind Pharma is acquiring biotech company BSV Group from PE firm Advent International. The deal marks a significant leap for Mankind Pharma, positioning it as a market leader in India's women's health and fertility drug market. It will potentially establish Mankind as the number one player in the Rs 11,000 cr gynaecology market, with a 13% share.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-112026507,imgsize-8874,width-400,resizemode-4/112026507.jpg"
+Laptop market size to double in 5 years: HP India,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/business/india-business/laptop-market-size-to-double-in-5-years-hp-india/articleshow/112027010.cms,"There was a lull in computer sales after Covid boom. Is the demand back?
 
-Bank of America Corp said its board authorized another $25 billion stock repurchase program.
+Govt had pushed laptop makers to Make in India and restricted imports and had announced an import management system to monitor progress. Was this knee-jerk?
 
-Whirlpool Corp, the owner of Maytag, lowered its full-year earnings forecast, as consumers continued to shy away from big-ticket appliance purchases amid a weakening housing market.
+You manufacture laptops in India in partnership with Flex. There are reports that you are looking at local suppliers like Dixon and VVDN to deepen manufacturing here?
 
-Chipotle Mexican Grill Inc’s limited-time offers and speedy service helped it beat expectations in the second quarter, but executives warned the burrito chain will face pressures to profitability.
+In smartphones, almost all devices are being made in India. In laptops, nearly 75% are coming from China. Will this ever change?
 
-ServiceNow Inc. reported better-than-expected sales and bookings in the second quarter, signaling strong customer demand for its broad suite of software tools.
+Are there any policy or regulatory disabilities in India?
 
-Wall Street got a reality check after a disappointing start of the megacap earnings season fueled concern the artificial-intelligence frenzy that has powered the bull market might be overblown.A selloff in big tech sent the S&P 500 to its worst day since December 2022, ending the best stretch without a 2% drop since the start of the global financial crisis.Losses were more pronounced in the Nasdaq 100, which tumbled over 3.5%. Alphabet Inc. slid 5% after sinking more resources into its drive to outmatch rivals in AI, with spending higher than analysts expected. Tesla Inc.’s profit miss and the Robotaxi delay spurred a 12% stock plunge.“Investors are finally waking up to all that AI spend and realizing it is much more of an expense right now rather than a revenue generator,” said Peter Boockvar at The Boock Report.Wednesday’s session was another lesson in the “concentration risk” bears see as latent in a market whose upside has owed disproportionately to a narrow cohort of massive gainers. For a fourth straight session — and the 10th time in 11 days — the performance of smaller companies exceeded larger ones, evidence investor tastes have shifted from the megacap tech names that have come to dominate benchmark indexes.The Treasury curve steepened on bets the Federal Reserve is close to cutting rates. Former New York Fed President William Dudley called for lower borrowing costs — preferably at next week’s gathering. For many analysts, such a move would be worrisome as it would indicate officials rushing to avoid a recession.The loonie fell as the Bank of Canada cut rates, focused on “downside risks.” The yen hit the highest since May amid an unwind in carry trades.To Steve Clayton at Hargreaves Lansdown, this could be the year markets start talking about the “So-So Seven,” noting that results from Tesla and Alphabet are not enough to maintain their momentum.“The market is not impressed with the start of earnings season for the mega tech stocks,” said Kathleen Brooks, research director at XTB. “There was a lot resting on these results and we don’t think that they give clear answers to questions about the effectiveness and profit potential for AI right now.”After driving the rally in stocks for most of 2024, big tech slammed into a wall. Traders rotated from megacaps to lagging parts of the market, spurred by bets on Fed rate cuts and concern AI still needs to pay off.“Tech’s problem isn’t just that earnings are less than perfect, but the group is still caught up in the violent rotation trade that kicked off with the June CPI,” said Vital Knowledge’s Adam Crisafulli. “Many assumed the anti-tech rotation would be ephemeral and the fact it’s proving durable is compounding anxiety toward the group and spurring additional selling pressure.”The drubbing in these stocks has seen some of the air come out of valuations. While that’s something that could argue in favor of dip buying, the earnings season is just getting started. Apple Inc, Microsoft Corp, Amazon.com Inc and Meta Platforms Inc are all due toTo Jose Torres at Interactive Brokers, the equity correction is far from over. “Yesterday we wrote that a 10% to 15% correction was in the cards this quarter, historically the worst period of the year,” Torres said. “This quarter, the valuation concerns are paired with front-loaded gains, irrational exuberance, a high bar for earnings estimates and a presidential election.”In fact, the second-quarter US earnings season is off to a weaker start than usual.Among S&P 500 companies that reported results, profits beat analyst estimates by the smallest margin since the end of 2022 — while sales surprises were the worst in at least two years, according to data compiled by Bloomberg.“We are still looking for volatility to increase moving through the second half of 2024 - with the potential for a 10% to 15% correction in benchmarks like the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq 100,” said Dan Wantrobski at Janney Montgomery Scott. “Our work does not point to secular/structural downturn at this time, but rather a pause in the reflationary expansion cycle that began a few years ago.”Just as earnings roll in, a key technical indicator in the US stock market sat close to historic extremes — a crucial gauge that has foretold past selloffs.Known as the “the 200-DMA” — an abbreviation of 200-day moving average — the gauge measures how the S&P 500 is performing against that longer-term measure. At one point last week, the benchmark was trading as much as 15% above it, according to data compiled by Bloomberg.While the gap has since narrowed — to 9% through Wednesday’s close — that kind of gulf above 12% still preceded declines for the index in 2011, 2018 and 2021. Although that does not necessarily mean the market is about to tank, it is a warning sign for investors concerned about lofty tech valuations and concentration risk.","A selloff in big tech sent the S&P 500 to its worst day since December 2022. Traders rotated from megacaps to lagging parts of the market, spurred by bets on Fed rate cuts. The yen hit the highest since May amid an unwind in carry trades.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-112001489,imgsize-170576,width-400,resizemode-4/112001489.jpg"
-"Shetty to move Abu Dhabi Court against Bank of Baroda, other defendants",https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/business/india-business/setback-for-nmcs-shetty-in-us-case-may-move-uae-court/articleshow/111999991.cms,"BENGALURU/MANGALURU: Dr. BR Shetty, the Dubai-based billionaire founder of NMC Healthcare, whose fortunes have significantly diminished in recent times, has encountered a fresh setback. Udupi-born Shetty, whose net worth was over $3 billion in 2019, racked up $4 billion in debt allegedly due to inflated financials of NMC through fraudulent loans, credit facilities, and fraudulent related-party round tripping transactions.In a recent ruling, the New York Supreme Court has dismissed Shetty's claim seeking damages amounting to $8 billion in favour of an alternative forum following motions submitted by defendants Bank of Baroda, Credit Europe Bank and Ernst & Young (EY).The other individual defendants in the case include two former top NMC executives Prasanth Manghat and Promoth Manghat.Justice Cohen of the New York State Supreme Court decided the case in favour of Bank of Baroda and other defendants, dismissing the case based on the ground of forum non conveniens. The principle of forum non conveniens allows a court in the United States to refuse to exercise its judicial authority when it determines that the court would be an inappropriate venue for the case, and when a suitable alternative court is available. A majority of the alleged transactions and events that are relevant to the case occurred outside the US.The court determined that New York was not the appropriate jurisdiction to hear the case, considering numerous factors. The presence of a single Bank of Baroda branch in New York was deemed insufficient to overcome the plaintiffs' lack of residency in the forum.When TOI reached out to Shetty, he said, “We are disappointed and strongly disagree with the New York Commercial Division Court’s non-merits decision to dismiss the lawsuit in favor of an alternative forum, especially in light of the evidence my team submitted showing billions of dollars of fraudulent transactions being structured through Bank of Baroda’s New York branch. In any event, we will continue to pursue Bank of Baroda and the other defendants whether by taking the appeal to the NY Appellate Division or pursuing our lawsuit in an alternative forum,” he said in a statement to TOI.Separately, Shetty told TOI that the case will be moved to the Abu Dhabi court. “It's daylight robbery. How can the case be dismissed? Justice delayed is justice denied,"" he told TOI.Dharmendra Chatur, partner in law firm Poovayya & Co, said, ""This is an excellent victory for Bank of Baroda, especially because of the stakes involved and the absence of connection with the jurisdiction (New York). The joint efforts of the Bank and other corporate defendants in the motion to dismiss led to this outcome. The plaintiffs will now have to identify a more appropriate jurisdiction in which to re-file their claims."" The Bank of Baroda was advised on aspects of the litigation by Poovayya & Co. Shetty owes over $250 million to Bank of Baroda. An email sent to Bank of Baroda and EY didn’t elicit a response till the time of going to press.The amended complaint filed by Shetty last year showed that he relinquished day-to-day management responsibilities in late 2012 to the individual defendants. The complaint also showed that individual defendants used the larger off-balance-sheet loans to pay back prior obligations, which was required to keep the Ponzi scheme going. “In addition, the individual defendants siphoned off and unlawfully distributed proceeds from the larger off-balance-sheet loans to themselves and their co-conspirators, including Baroda, CEB, and EY executives and other employees,” it said.“Unbeknownst to Shetty, the Manghat Brothers used his sterling reputation and fortune to further the defendants’ conspiracy and fraud in a variety of ways, including by forging Shetty’s signatures on purported personal guarantees tied to the off-balance sheet loans (including the supply chain finance loans) fraudulently procured by the individual defendants.It alleged the defendants’ fraud has caused Shetty over $7 billion in damages, including from purported personal guaranty exposure, massive reputational damage, the loss of his equity in the group companies, and enormous expenses to defend himself against enforcement actions on the forged guarantees.","Dr. BR Shetty, the Dubai-based billionaire founder of NMC Healthcare, has encountered a fresh setback. The New York Supreme Court has dismissed Shetty's claim seeking damages amounting to $8 billion. The court determined that New York was not the appropriate jurisdiction to hear the case, considering numerous factors.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-112000128,imgsize-3550,width-400,resizemode-4/112000128.jpg"
-'7 in 10 equity traders made losses in FY23',https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/business/india-business/7-in-10-equity-traders-made-losses-in-fy23/articleshow/111999983.cms,"MUMBAI: There is growing evidence that Indian retail investors are fast turning into speculators with a majority losing money in the stock market .A new study by Sebi 's research division in the cash section of the stock market for FY23 showed that one in three investors in the segment indulged in intra-day trading. And of those who traded, seven out of 10 lost money in the market.It also showed that the percentage of young traders (those below 30 years) increased from 18% in FY19 to 48% in FY23.""The study finds that the number of individuals trading intra-day in the equity cash segment has increased from around 15 lakh in FY19 to 69 lakh in FY23 (4.6 times). This surge in participation has been associated with a rise in traders with low turnover, traders who trade less frequently, young traders and traders from Tier-2 and Tier-3 cities. The study also found that the share of 'very small' traders, those with an annual intra-day turnover less than Rs 50,000, increased to 56% in FY23 from 27% in FY19.Earlier another Sebi study had pointed out that in the equity derivatives segment of the market, nine out of 10 traders lost money. tnn","One in three investors in the cash section of the stock market indulged in intra-day trading. Of those who traded, seven out of 10 lost money in the market. Percentage of young traders (those below 30 years) increased from 18% in FY19 to 48%.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-112000077,imgsize-1226936,width-400,resizemode-4/112000077.jpg"
-Budget 2024: Charitable trusts under 1 regime for exemption,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/business/india-business/budget-2024-charitable-trusts-under-1-regime-for-exemption/articleshow/111999465.cms,"MUMBAI: Various amendments relating to charitable trusts have been proposed in the Budget - notable among them is the move towards a single exemption scheme .The two main exemption provisions for charitable trusts/entities are contained in section 10 (23C) and section 11, while both provide similar tax exemption benefits, they contain specific procedures relating to registration, conditions for approval, etc.Certain eligible modes of investment specified section 10 (23C) will be safeguarded under the second scheme.Gautam Nayak, tax partner at CNK & Associates, said, ""Govt has finally begun the process of merging the two exemption schemes by providing that after Oct 1, all approvals and renewals cannot be sought under section 10 (23C). This is a long overdue and welcome beginning of simplification.""He adds, ""Another welcome move is the provision to delegate the power of condonation of delay in filing applications for approval and renewal under section 12A to the respective Commissioners. This will significantly reduce the litigation caused by rejection of applications by Commissioners solely on account of delay, and the need to approach the CBDT for condonation of delay in such cases.""","The two main exemption provisions for charitable trusts/entities are contained in section 10 (23C) and section 11. While both provide similar tax exemption benefits, they contain specific procedures relating to registration, conditions for approval, etc. After Oct 1, all approvals and renewals cannot be sought under section 10.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-111999557,imgsize-48882,width-400,resizemode-4/111999557.jpg"
-Finance ministry plugs under-reporting of income by overseas taxpayers,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/business/india-business/finance-ministry-plugs-under-reporting-of-income-by-overseas-taxpayers/articleshow/111997579.cms,"MUMBAI: The finance ministry was quick to notice that some taxpayers were not including taxes withheld outside India for the purpose of calculating their total income. This, in turn, led to under reporting of income. These individuals offered the overseas income net of tax and at the same time claimed a foreign tax credit (FTC) for taxes withheld overseas against their India tax liability.In short - they got a double advantage.The Budget proposes to amend section 198 of the I-T Act to include income taxes paid outside India for the purpose of computing the income of the taxpayer who is liable to tax in India. This proposal will be effective financial year 2024-25.Parizad Sirwalla, partner and head (global mobility services tax) at KPMG India, said, ""The amendment is more clarificatory in nature. This was always the correct position. As explained in the explanatory memorandum. It appears that some taxpayers (including companies) were not doing so and hence this amendment was introduced making it abundantly clear.""She gives an illustration. An Indian employee of an Indian subsidiary of a German company was granted shares under the global Esop plan. He was eligible to receive dividend of 100 euros on such shares. According to German law, 10 euros was withheld and the balance was transferred to the employee's Indian bank account.""The correct tax position was always to offer the entire 100 euros as income and claim 10 euros as a double tax relief (credit against Indian tax liability on such 100 euros),"" KPMG India's Sirwalla added.Ameya Kunte, founder, Globeview Advisors, points out a few decisions where overseas tax was not held part of the total income assessable to tax in India - these now stand overturned.""The MP high court in the case of Yawar Rashid had held that the tax deducted at source outside India from foreign dividends and interest income was not part of the total income and thus not assessable in the hands of the taxpayer. This HC decision was also relied upon by the Bangalore bench of the Income Tax Appellate Tribunal in the case of Sunil Shinde. The proposed amendment makes it clear tax deducted at source outside India, will be part of income. The taxpayer can claim a foreign tax credit against the Indian taxes due on the overseas income.""",The Budget proposes to amend section 198 of the I-T Act to include income taxes paid outside India for the purpose of computing the income of the taxpayer who is liable to tax in India. This proposal will be effective financial year 2024-25.,"https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-111998533,imgsize-144872,width-400,resizemode-4/111998533.jpg"
-"Budget 2024: Most people will be better off even without indexation, FM Nirmala Sitharaman",https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/business/india-business/budget-2024-most-people-will-be-better-off-even-without-indexation-fm-nirmala-sitharaman/articleshow/111997135.cms,"Top Picks For You Agnipath scrapping, MSP guarantee among P Chidambaram's 5 demands from government
+Ipsita Dasgupta took charge of HP's India operations (around 10 months back from Apple) at a time when the Covid-induced boom had just started to wane and demand appeared to be tapering down. She says demand is now building back and numbers are going up. She is also excited about the company's plans to Make in India .Unfazed by the controversy over govt's sudden diktat to laptop makers last year to restrict imports from countries like China (the decision was rescinded later), Dasgupta, MD, HP India , tells TOI in an interview that India is a natural contender for being a manufacturing powerhouse and PLI scheme has only sweetened the deal.Excerpts:Now, we are seeing market starting to grow. Also, if you take pre-Covid (numbers) and post-Covid, the market has grown by 50%. As far as the surge during Covid was concerned, it was a very unique situation. Overall, we expect the market size to double over next five years.Govt had to start somewhere. The PLI scheme has been a great enabler. We are participating in it because it creates a bridge for development of the sector from a manufacturing perspective. We are quite bullish that the ecosystem will develop over next few years and that too pretty quickly. In the intervening period, PLI is a solid programme. The starting point has been a very measured and a strong initiative.We started with Flex in August 2020 as we began making laptops here... We are going to further expand manufacturing. We are always assessing possible partnerships and possible relationships.The fact is we will increase manufacturing in India. This is our intention. We are excited about doing it. I can't get into targets and numbers. But absolutely, the industry is moving forward and govt is encouraging it in all the right ways.Not really. Level of interest and support that we see from govt needs to be sustained. That will be really important. We have no other concerns and are quite excited.",Ipsita Dasgupta took charge of HP's India operations around 10 months back from Apple. She says demand is now building back and numbers are going up. She is also excited about the company's plans to Make in India. The PLI scheme has been a great enabler.,"https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-112027439,imgsize-253728,width-400,resizemode-4/112027439.jpg"
+Consumer activity growth slows to 7% in 2023: Report,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/business/india-business/consumer-activity-growth-slows-to-7-in-2023-report/articleshow/112026975.cms,"NEW DELHI: Consumer reach points (CRPs) of FMCG brands - a measure of consumer activity - witnessed a growth of 7% to 115 billion in 2023, mirroring the consumption pattern in the economy and slowdown in the sector. CRPs consider actual purchase made by the consumer and frequency at which these purchases are made in a calendar year.According to Kantar 's latest Brand Footprint India report , all sectors - foods, homecare, health, beauty and beverages, except dairy, registered a slowdown in CRPs during 2023.However, overall CRPs increased almost 33% in the last five years.During 2023, food, which has the largest share in the FMCG space of about 37%, was largely flat. Others like homecare, health and beauty and beverages suffered the most, data tracking CRP growth said. K Ramakrishnan, MD, South Asia, Worldpanel division at Kantar said, ""Consumer choice is a very reliable strength test for a brand across market conditions. As we see over the years, consumers are making increasing trips for purchase and that adds their options and in-turn, their choice""In 2023, biscuits major Parle topped the list for 12th year in a row, with a CRP score of 7,980 million. The data for two decades shows, FMCG has grown at a CAGR of 3.3%, but has lagged GDP. This is because the share of the wallet which FMCG occupies has remained constant over the years.","Consumer reach points (CRPs) of FMCG brands witnessed a growth of 7% to 115 billion in 2023. CRPs consider actual purchase made by the consumer and frequency at which these purchases are made in a calendar year. All sectors - foods, homecare, health, beauty and beverages, except dairy, registered a slowdown in CRPs.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-112027483,imgsize-2670737,width-400,resizemode-4/112027483.jpg"
+'Banks to follow home loan growth story for MSMEs',https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/business/india-business/banks-to-follow-home-loan-growth-story-for-msmes/articleshow/112026989.cms,"NEW DELHI: Banks will be asked to tap into the "" digital footprint "" of small businesses , including salary payments, electricity bills and municipal taxes paid by them, along with GST and provident fund details, to decide on loans given to them as govt seeks to replicate the home loan model to boost lending to this segment, which has remained in loan shadow zone, financial services secretary Vivek Joshi told TOI.""Often the bank manager knows that a small businessman is doing good business, but the rules bind him from giving a loan. The new mechanism will help provide funding. The bank accounts by themselves can provide so much information on a borrower,"" he said during a post Budget interaction.Currently, banks insist on balance sheets, income tax returns and other documents before deciding on whether to lend or not. But with data it is possible to appraise businesses even during their initial stages of operation for which FM Nirmala Sitharaman announced a new credit rating mechanism in the Budget. Joshi said banks will develop the framework on their own, but some broad parameters may be discussed by the Indian Banks' Association.RBI's ""frictionless credit"" is a step in the same direction, relying on digitised land records, MSME registration on govt portal, or even sale of milk to cooperatives such as Amul, to offer loans in 10-15 minutes.The high-ranking bureaucrat said the state-run entities have been asked to study the friction points to improve customer service. ""We often see young people banking with private banks, probably because they offer better services. There is a lot more that can be done by the public sector banks although they have been trying to improve their service levels,"" he said.Joshi also said that banks must be more efficient in mopping up low-cost current account and savings bank account (CASA) deposits, where state-run players are lagging. At the end of March, the share of CASA had dropped to 41%, as against 44-45% a few years ago, although it is not seen to be low.Asked about the plan to privatise two state-run banks, which was announced in 2021, he said the bank nationalisation law will require amendments, which is being considered by govt. He emphatically rejected any fresh move for merger of PSBs, saying it was ""pure speculation"".The finance ministry has, however, sought a waiver for five public sector banks - Bank of Maharashtra (86% govt stake), Central Bank of India (93%), Indian Overseas Bank (96%), Punjab & Sind Bank (98%) and Uco Bank (95%) - from the minimum public float requirement of 25%. GIC Re and LIC would also require some more time to meet the norms. Typically, the exemption is given by Sebi for two years.Besides, the financial services secretary said that govt will watch the performance of state-run general insurance players - Oriental, National and United India - before offering more funds for recapitalisation. Having been asked to focus on profitable business, Oriental Insurance turned profitable last year, while National narrowed its loss to Rs 187 crore and United India reported losses of Rs 800 crore. Over 3 years, starting FY20, govt has provided Rs 17,450 crore for recapitalisation.","Banks will be asked to tap into the "" digital footprint "" of small businesses, including salary payments, electricity bills and municipal taxes paid by them. Financial services secretary Vivek Joshi said banks will develop the framework on their own. Joshi rejected any fresh move for merger of PSBs, saying it was ""pure speculation""","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-112027416,imgsize-53710,width-400,resizemode-4/112027416.jpg"
+Consumer reach points flat in 2023 at 115 billion: Kantar,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/business/india-business/consumer-reach-points-flat-in-2023-at-115-billion-kantar/articleshow/112023257.cms,"Consumer reach points (CRPs) of FMCG brands -- a measure of consumer activity --witnessed a flattish growth of 7% to 115 bn in 2023, mirroring the consumption pattern in the economy and the slowdown in the sector. CRPs consider the actual purchase made by the consumer, and the frequency at which these purchases are made in a calendar year.According to Kantar ’s latest ' Brand Footprint ' India report, all sectors --foods, homecare, health, beauty and beverages, except dairy, registered a slowdown in CRPs during 2023.However, overall CRPs increased almost 33% in the last five years.During 2023, food, which has the largest share in the FMCG space of about 37%, was largely flat, others like homecare, health and beauty, and beverages suffered the most, the data tracking CRP growth said. Dairy, the lone sector, saw a meagre growth increasing from 3 to 5% in CRPs.K Ramakrishnan, managing director- South Asia, Worldpanel division at Kantar said, “Consumer choice is a very reliable strength test for a brand across market conditions and Brand Footprint has been a widely acclaimed ranking system to measure this for over a decade now. As we see over the years, consumers are making increasing trips for purchase and that adds their options and in-turn, their choice. This is reflected in the constant increase in CRPs. We also introduced an out of home rankings last year as OOH consumption is on the rise and has different choice triggers.”The 12th edition of Kantar’s annual Brand Footprint report provides a ranking of the most chosen FMCG brands worldwide, as well as most-chosen (in-home & out-of-home) brands. Overall, the report covers 445 brands within FMCG under categories of foods, homecare, health & beauty, beverages, and dairy.In 2023, biscuits and confectionery major Parle topped the list 12th year in succession, with a CRP score of 7980 million, closely followed by Britannia, Amul, Clinic Plus and Tata Consumer Products.Interestingly, Parle also ranked as the number 1 'global emerging billionaire' brand (more than a billion CRPs), K Ramakrishnan said, attributing its success to the increase in penetration and attractive price points.Globally, the most-chosen brands’ club is led by Coca Cola, followed by Colgate, Maggi and Knorr.In the out- of- home consumption segment, the Kantar data says, Britannia bagged the top rank with 628 million CRPs. The company is followed by Haldiram's, Cadbury and Balaji. Further, domestic snacking biggies like Haldiram's and Balaji are the only two brands in the top 25 in-home brand list to grow by over 30% in CRPs. The list also includes snacking and spices brands.Overall, the data for the last two decades says, FMCG has grown continuously at a CAGR of 3.3%, but has lagged GDP. This is because the share of the wallet which FMCG occupies has remained constant over the years.Femcare, the latest entrant to the study, had Whisper and Stayfree which featured amongst the top 100.","Consumer reach points (CRPs) of FMCG brands -- a measure of consumer activity -- witness a flattish growth of 7% to 115 bn in 2023. Food, which has the largest share in the F MCG space of about 37%, was largely flat, others like homecare, health and beauty, and beverages suffered the most.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-112023318,imgsize-1269458,width-400,resizemode-4/112023318.jpg"
+Budget 2024 highlights infrastructural surge and transformative vision for Eastern states,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/business/india-business/budget-2024-highlights-infrastructural-surge-and-transformative-vision-for-eastern-states/articleshow/112006144.cms,"By Neetu Vinayak
 
-Budget 2024: Big Relief To Indian Taxpayers | Changes In New Regime Slabs | Nirmala Sitharaman
+(The author is Partner – Infrastructure, EY India)
 
-NEW DELHI: Finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman on Wednesday said most people will be better off under the new capital gains tax structure, despite the indexation benefit being withdrawn for property, and asserted that govt decided on the new structure after undertaking an elaborate exercise.“This perception that you will be at a disadvantage is not realistic, it’s absolutely not correct… In almost every case people have a lower tax burden under this system.The small or the medium people who are going into the market or property investments are going to benefit from it,” she told TOI in an interview.On Tuesday, she had announced a reduction in long term capital gains tax on property and gold from 20% to 12.5%, while withdrawing the benefit to adjust it for inflation. This came with the provision that indexation benefit will be available for properties bought up to 2001.The FM said the amendments have been proposed with the intent to simplify the tax regime and bring all asset classes at par.Sitharaman said the Union Budget presented on Tuesday was a continuation of the interim budget and insisted that the measures announced for Andhra Pradesh were part of the commitments given at the time of bifurcation of the state . “In Bihar’s case can anyone deny the devastation that happens because of Kosi flooding?” she said.She also said that the skilling plan through internship was voluntary for companies and she had received suggestions for such a scheme from various industry bodies. “We're not forcing anybody, we've had a lot of discussion with CII and Ficci and they thought it is possible to do it. It will actually help because they will have industry-ready people, who can be employed.”She hit out at the Opposition, saying, “This brazen method of building a false narrative, repeating it and restating it with the hope that it will stick has been tried in the Lok Sabha elections. They are trying it even now.”Along with the calculations released by the Central Board of Direct Taxes under different scenarios, tax authorities said, “Nominal real estate returns are generally in the region of 12-16% per annum, much higher than inflation. The indexation for inflation in in the region of 4-5%, depending on the period of holding. Therefore, substantial tax savings are expected for a vast majority of taxpayers.”The statement further said that the new regime is beneficial for five-year old properties under the new regime which have seen an appreciation of 1.7 times or more. Similarly, for 10 years, if the value rises 2.4 times the new mechanism is seen to be beneficial. Ditto for property purchased in 2009-10 with appreciation of 4.9 times or more, the tax department said.“It's only where returns are low (less than about 9-11% per annum) that the earlier tax rate is beneficial, but such low returns in real estate are unrealistic and rare (less than 10% of cases),” it said.Revenue secretary Sanjay Malhotra told TOI that benefits of reinvesting the capital gains in a new property and parking the funds in tax-exempt 54EC bonds issued by REC are intact.Asked about the revenue impact, he said that the Centre may end up losing revenue as most taxpayers are likely to gain from the decision.“Simplification of any tax structure has benefits of ease of compliance, including computation filing, maintenance of records. This also removes the differential rates for various asset classes,” CBDT said.","Finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman says most people will be better off under the new capital gains tax structure. On Tuesday, she had announced a reduction in long termCapital gains tax on property and gold from 20% to 12.5%. She also withdrew the benefit to adjust it for inflation.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-111997182,imgsize-1373028,width-400,resizemode-4/111997182.jpg"
-Latest NPS rules 2024: How much tax will you save with new NPS contribution benefit under new regime after Budget 2024?,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/business/india-business/latest-nps-rules-2024-how-much-tax-will-you-save-with-new-nps-contribution-benefit-under-new-regime-after-budget-2024/articleshow/111987840.cms,"How much tax will you save with new NPS benefits post Budget?
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-Budget 2024 new NPS benefits: Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman has announced additional tax benefits for salaried taxpayers investing in the National Pension Scheme . The Union Budget has taken steps to promote retirement planning by enhancing the tax advantage on NPS contributions and introducing a new option for minor children in the pension system .The deduction under Section 80CCD(2) is set to be raised from 10% to 14% of the basic salary. This section permits you to contribute up to 10% of your basic pay to NPS tax-free. Previously, only government employees were eligible for the 14% deduction, but now this benefit has been extended to the private sector as well.“It is proposed to increase the amount of deduction allowed to an employer in respect of his contribution to a pension scheme referred to in section 80CCD, from the extent of 10% to the extent of 14% of the salary of the employee. Further, a non-government employee in the new tax regime shall be allowed deduction of an amount not exceeding 14% of the employee’s salary in place of 10%,” the Budget speech document reads.Also Check | Latest income tax slabs FY 2024-25 For instance, if your basic salary is Rs 1 lakh, your employer can contribute Rs 10,000 (10% of basic pay) to the NPS on your behalf, which is exempt from tax. This deduction will be increased to Rs 14,000. Previously, only government employees were eligible for the 14% deduction, but it has now been extended to the private sector as well.As is evident from the table, if your basic pay is Rs 25,000 per month, then the additional tax saved is Rs 624. At a basic pay of Rs 1 lakh per month, the additional tax benefit is almost Rs 10,000 and at high basic pay levels of Rs 6 lakh, the extra tax saving would be over Rs 1 lakh!""The NPS proposals in the budget take significant steps towards the government's goal of making India a pensioned society by 2047,"" Sriram Iyer, CEO of HDFC Pension was quoted as saying by ET.While the new tax regime offers the NPS benefit only under Section 80CCD (2), the old tax regime allows three deductions under Sections 80CCD (1) (Rs 1.5 lakh), 80CCD (1B) (Rs 50,000) and 80CCD (2). However, the higher limit of 14% is only for those who opt for the new tax regime.""With the employers' contribution increasing to 14%, employees will have extended savings now. This will help in retirement planning, works as an option that is at par with the Provident Fund as per the given limits for employees, and serves an incentive to increase the tax-paying user base for the government,"" says Dinesh Rohira, CEO & Founder, 5nance.com.Also Read | Budget 2024 Income Tax changes Explained: Salaried taxpayers to save Rs 17,500! The budget has also introduced a new scheme called NPS Vatsalya, which encourages long-term savings for children by their parents. Under this scheme, parents and guardians can contribute to the NPS account of minor children below the age of 18.Once the child turns 18, the plan can be seamlessly converted into a regular NPS account. ""NPS Vatsalya is a notable innovation that allows parents or guardians to contribute to a child's pension from birth, ensuring a strong foundation for future retirement savings through compounded returns,"" says Iyer.","The deduction under Section 80CCD(2) is set to be raised from 10% to 14% of the basic salary. Previously, only government employees were eligible for the 14% deduction. The budget has also introduced a new scheme called NPS Vatsalya, which encourages long-term savings for children.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-111988124,imgsize-106536,width-400,resizemode-4/111988124.jpg"
+Budget 2024 : India's Economic Survey for 2024 revealed the country's infrastructure leap. FY24 capital expenditure has seen almost threefold increase from FY20 with concerted efforts to boost physical connectivity, electricity, water and sanitation, urban development, strategic and digital infrastructure. It also marked emphasis on resource mobilisation from new sources and data aggregation and management for tracking projects and optimal allocation of scarce resources.While capital allocation for major infrastructure sub-sectors like roads, railways, etc. continues as already announced by the government during the interim Budget, the current final Budget heralds a transformative vision for the eastern states with the ‘Purvodaya’ plan, targeting holistic growth with announcements of new roads, power plant, airports, colleges and sports infrastructure.For the shipping sector, the government has announced ownership, leasing and flagging reforms which should improve the share of the Indian shipping industry and generate more employment.Capital projects in the sector uplifts the society at large and generates employment. Brownfield redevelopment of cities and houses for the poor will fuel demand in the sector thereby generating employment and economic growth. Additionally, the government has announced an employment incentive scheme for first time employers to further fillip jobs creation and youth empowerment.From a tax standpoint, the government recognised the potential of cruise tourism in India and in order to give a fillip to this employment generating industry, a simplified tax regime where 20 percent of revenues will be deemed as income from such business will be considered for the purpose of income-tax.India has recognised the need to have a robust MRO ecosystem for the airline and boat & ship sector in view of increased demand. From Customs perspective, the period for export of goods which are imported for repairs and requirement to re-import goods which are exported for repairs under warranty has been extended.The government recognises the need for participation from the private sector in this critical sector including investments from foreign investors. Deletion of angel tax provision is a welcome move which will propel raising of funds in the sector.Second round of VSV gives opportunity to minimise litigation with focus on ease of doing business.On an overall basis, this year’s Budget lays down a framework to propel growth and generate employment with higher involvement of the private sector in upskilling India and some relaxation for individual taxpayers."," FY24 capital expenditure has seen almost threefold increase from FY20. Efforts to boost physical connectivity, electricity, water and sanitation, urban development, strategic and digital infrastructure. For the shipping sector, the government has announced ownership, leasing and flagging reforms.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-112006234,imgsize-91112,width-400,resizemode-4/112006234.jpg"
+Finance ministry plugs under-reporting of income by overseas taxpayers,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/business/india-business/finance-ministry-plugs-under-reporting-of-income-by-overseas-taxpayers/articleshow/111997579.cms,"MUMBAI: The finance ministry was quick to notice that some taxpayers were not including taxes withheld outside India for the purpose of calculating their total income. This, in turn, led to under reporting of income. These individuals offered the overseas income net of tax and at the same time claimed a foreign tax credit (FTC) for taxes withheld overseas against their India tax liability.In short - they got a double advantage.The Budget proposes to amend section 198 of the I-T Act to include income taxes paid outside India for the purpose of computing the income of the taxpayer who is liable to tax in India. This proposal will be effective financial year 2024-25.Parizad Sirwalla, partner and head (global mobility services tax) at KPMG India, said, ""The amendment is more clarificatory in nature. This was always the correct position. As explained in the explanatory memorandum. It appears that some taxpayers (including companies) were not doing so and hence this amendment was introduced making it abundantly clear.""She gives an illustration. An Indian employee of an Indian subsidiary of a German company was granted shares under the global Esop plan. He was eligible to receive dividend of 100 euros on such shares. According to German law, 10 euros was withheld and the balance was transferred to the employee's Indian bank account.""The correct tax position was always to offer the entire 100 euros as income and claim 10 euros as a double tax relief (credit against Indian tax liability on such 100 euros),"" KPMG India's Sirwalla added.Ameya Kunte, founder, Globeview Advisors, points out a few decisions where overseas tax was not held part of the total income assessable to tax in India - these now stand overturned.""The MP high court in the case of Yawar Rashid had held that the tax deducted at source outside India from foreign dividends and interest income was not part of the total income and thus not assessable in the hands of the taxpayer. This HC decision was also relied upon by the Bangalore bench of the Income Tax Appellate Tribunal in the case of Sunil Shinde. The proposed amendment makes it clear tax deducted at source outside India, will be part of income. The taxpayer can claim a foreign tax credit against the Indian taxes due on the overseas income.""",The Budget proposes to amend section 198 of the I-T Act to include income taxes paid outside India for the purpose of computing the income of the taxpayer who is liable to tax in India. This proposal will be effective financial year 2024-25.,"https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-111998533,imgsize-144872,width-400,resizemode-4/111998533.jpg"
+"Eye on state polls, opposition seeks to pin regional bias charge on BJP over Budget",https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/eye-on-state-polls-opposition-seeks-to-pin-regional-bias-charge-on-bjp-over-budget/articleshow/111997319.cms,"NEW DELHI: Slamming the Union Budget as ""discriminatory"", the joint opposition Wednesday raised a loud protest against the Modi govt in Parliament, a political manoeuvre that seeks to turn the governing BJP 's moment of after-Budget glory into a contentious regional issue with a keen eye on coming assembly elections.INDIA bloc functionaries Mallikarjun Kharge, Sonia Gandhi, Rahul Gandhi, Akhilesh Yadav, Sanjay Raut, Kalyan Banerjee, Sanjay Singh, Mahua Majhi, N K Premachandran, Dayanidhi Maran, and MPs of Left parties among others gathered at the ""Makar Dwar"" of Parliament ahead of the proceedings.With placards in hands, they accused PM Narendra Modi of presenting a Budget that ""violates the spirit of federalism"" by ignoring the states governed by BJP's rivals. The opposition offensive against the Budget seeks to paint the governing party as beholden to its demanding allies TDP and JDU from Andhra and Bihar at the cost of others. The tactic clearly seeks to put BJP on the defensive on major turfs where it will be fighting elections soon - Haryana, Maharashtra, Jharkhand, or in states where BJP is seeking expansion of its political footprint, like TN, Kerala, Telangana.Rahul Gandhi Wednesday briefed 20 party MPs chosen to participate in the LS discussion. Sources said Rahul specifically told the members to focus on what their respective states have not got in the Budget, rather than speaking about what others have got. The party decided to accommodate maximum states through MPs in its allocated four hours discussion time. The choice of Haryana veteran Kumari Selja as the lead speaker and then Praniti Shinde of Maharashtra was to showcase the election states. Also, the focus of opposition's criticism is on unemployment, farmers, price rise - issues which are politically sensitive, as also how govt has ""picked"" various announcements from Congress election manifesto.The aggression against ""discrimination"" is going to be incessant during the ongoing Parliament session. Congress CMs as also Tamil Nadu's M K Stalin are set to boycott a top meeting of Niti Aayog on July 27.","Joint opposition raises a loud protest against the Modi govt in Parliament. They accuse PM Narendra Modi of presenting a Budget that ""violates the spirit of federalism"" The opposition offensive against the Budget seeks to paint the governing party as beholden to its demanding allies TDP and JDU.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-111997341,imgsize-18856,width-400,resizemode-4/111997341.jpg"
 "Budget 2024: Seventh speech, 71 rounds of applause",https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/business/india-business/budget-2024-seventh-speech-71-rounds-of-applause/articleshow/111973436.cms,"Dressed in an off-white Mangalagiri sari with a purple-golden border, finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman on Tuesday presented her seventh consecutive Union Budget , reading from a tablet PC that was wrapped in the red-coloured ‘bahi-khata’ style pouch she has used for all her Budget speeches in place of the leather briefcase — called ‘budget’ from the French bougette that means a small leather bag — which used to be standard gear of finance ministers before her.Her 83-minute-long speech, delivered with confidence that came as much from being a veteran as perhaps the PM’s trust in her, witnessed frequent applause from the treasury benches in what marked a break from the restraint they had shown so far even in the face of the opposition's aggression and despite having larger numbers.There were, predictably, jeers from the opposition benches but they did not seem to bother Sitharaman. In any case, the 71 rounds of applause would have buoyed her.The opposition reserved its loudest boos for the lavish proposals for Andhra Pradesh and Bihar . Opposition members chanted slogans ‘sarkar ko bachane wala Budget’ and ‘sarkar bachao, kursi bachao Budget’ as the FM read out a slew of measu res for the two states.Congress and DMK members from Tamil Nadu and Kerala were seen raising demands for relief and rehabilitation for the two states hit by the fury of heavy rainfall. They appeared incensed as Sitharaman made some announcements for rain-hit Himachal Pradesh and Uttarakhand, but they never threatened to scale up an allopposition effort because of their own stakes in Bihar and Uttarakhand.Frequent comments by Trinamool member Saugata Ray and DMK’s Dayanidhi Maran drew the ire of Speaker Om Birla, who warned the two. The FM’s daughter Vangmayi Parakala and relatives including Vidya Lakshminarayan were seen in the viewers' gallery.",Finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman presented her seventh consecutive Union Budget. She read from a tablet PC that was wrapped in a red-coloured ‘bahi- khata’ style pouch. Opposition reserved its loudest boos for the lavish proposals for Andhra Pradesh and Bihar.,"https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-111973479,imgsize-230992,width-400,resizemode-4/111973479.jpg"
 "PM Modi: Budget brings new scale to education, skill development",https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/business/india-business/pm-modi-budget-brings-new-scale-to-education-skill-development/articleshow/111973328.cms,"PM Narendra Modi on Tuesday said the Budget seeks to build upon the success of production-linked incentive (PLI) schemes for promotion of industries to launch employment-linked initiatives (ELI), a move that is aimed at creating jobs through sops to employers and employees.The PM praised the Budget, emphasising its potential for job generation by incentivising the top 500 companies to recruit more youth and also induct interns.Under the scheme, the first salary of the first job of a youth will be borne by the govt, Modi said while mentioning higher education and the scheme for internships for 1 crore youth. ""Working in top companies under the scheme, young interns will find new avenues of possibilities,"" he added.The PM said the Budget would help India achieve the objective of becoming the third largest economy, besides laying a strong foundation for Viksit Bharat. Modi also said the provisions were aimed at benefiting all sections, including farmers. ""A big focus of this Budget is the nation's farmers. After the world's biggest grain storage scheme now, vegetable production clusters are being introduced, which will help both the farmers and the middle class,"" Modi said and emphasised the measures announced to help farmers increase the production of pulses and oilseeds.Pointing to the emergence of a neo-middle class after 25 crore people were lifted out of poverty, Modi said the Budget provided continuity for empowerment and employment opportunities. ""This Budget brings a new scale to education and skill development ,"" he said. Modi underlined that the Budget, with its new schemes, was aimed at strengthening the lives of the middle class, tribals, Dalits and backward classes. He further emphasised that this year's Budget would ensure economic partnerships of women while laying down a new path for small businesses and MSMEs.","The PM said the Budget would help India achieve the objective of becoming the third largest economy, besides laying a strong foundation for Viksit Bharat. Modi underlined that the Budget, with its new schemes, was aimed at strengthening the lives of the middle class, tribals, Dalits and backward classes.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-111973368,imgsize-1881134,width-400,resizemode-4/111973368.jpg"
 Budget 2024: Budget 2024: Flood of funds to tackle disasters,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/business/india-business/budget-2024-flood-of-funds-to-tackle-disasters/articleshow/111973357.cms,"The Centre is reaching out to help states that are vulnerable to natural disasters . The Budget has made a special allocation for flood relief in several states - including Bihar Uttarakhand , Himachal and Sikkim.Bihar alone gets a package of Rs 11,500 crore. This is in addition to the disaster relief fund given to states annually.""Bihar has frequently suffered from floods, many of them originating outside the country.Plans to build flood control structures in Nepal are yet to progress. Our govt, through the Accelerated Irrigation Benefit Programme and other sources, will provide financial support for projects with an estimated cost of Rs 11,500 crore, such as the Kosi-Mechi intra-state link and 20 other ongoing and new schemes including barrages, river pollution abatement and irrigation projects,"" FM Nirmala Sitharaman said.Assam, which grapples with floods from Brahmaputra that kill hundreds every year, has got a special package for flood mitigation.Congress-ruled Himachal Pradesh , which suffered extensive losses due to floods last year, also found mention in the FM's speech where she promised to provide assistance for reconstruction and rehabilitation through multilateral development assistance. ""Uttarakhand too suffered losses due to cloud bursts and massive landslides. We will provide assistance to the state,"" the FM said, adding that a similar assistance will be provided to Sikkim.","Bihar alone gets a package of Rs 11,500 crore. This is in addition to the disaster relief fund given to states annually. Assam, which grapples with floods from Brahmaputra that kill hundreds every year, has got a special package.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-111973381,imgsize-952161,width-400,resizemode-4/111973381.jpg"
 Budget's big job: Get back BJP's lost votes,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/business/india-business/budgets-big-job-get-back-bjps-lost-votes/articleshow/111973325.cms,"The best clue to the politics of this Budget ? The acronym emblazoned on the backdrop of Nirmala Sitharaman 's post-Budget presser. First letters of ten different 'priorities' made up that acronym - EMPLOYMENT.Fresh from an where BJP lost its single party majority in part because many voters were unhappy with the lack of decent paying jobs , FM wrote that political lesson into her Budget, via a raft of incentives for industry, both big and small, to employ more people.In a country where the young are the largest population cohort, disaffected young people are a political handicap. More so, when millions of them are college-educated and therefore relatively immune to the promise of welfare schemes. So, Sitharaman put their concerns front and centre, to win back votes that in 2014 and 2019 had played a pivotal role in giving BJP impressive majorities.What will be interesting is how the Budget's unconventional approach to job creation pans out, both in terms of actual jobs created and politically. FM has bet on incentives for private sector employers. If companies respond - and that's a definite 'if' - there will be job creation in the formal sector.There's a rider here. What happens if companies don't respond to the nudges GOI has given on taking on more people? Will the nudge become something stronger?The key question is 'how many jobs'. Because politically, for the Budget to make an appreciable difference to the perception that Modi govt ignored unemployment, a substantial number of new, steady jobs will have to be offered by the private sector. This question is even sharper politically when it comes to the internship programme. After one year, will the new interns get jobs? Or will they be unemployed young people with job experience? If most interns end up in the latter category, BJP's political difficulty over the jobs question may not lessen dramatically.This will be true even if BJP's own argument - that it didn't get enough credit for creating an enabling environment for creating jobs in sectors like the gig economy - remains valid.The Budget takes forward previous attempts on skilling by announcing new schemes. GOI's skilling programmes have had a patchy record so far. If this Budget changes that, many young voters will have a better shot at earning a decent livelihood. That has an obvious positive political impact.The catch, of course, is whether this Budget will do this job more skilfully than previous ones.There's a clear political plan in the Budget's MSME approach, too. First, because labour-intensive MSMEs, now helped by a friendlier credit regime, are reliable job-creators. Second, because MSME promoters contain a large subset of small businessmen generally thought to be sympathetic to BJP.Ally management was always going to be a priority for a coalition govt's budget. On this, Sitharaman's politics is better than that of many other coalition govt FMs. Instead of giving big bags of money to Nitish and Naidu, the budget allocates capex for specific projects, ensuring the help to allies is in tune with the larger focus of building infra, and also trying to ensure that whatever's allocated is spent better. Roads, bridges in Bihar and big irrigation projects in Andhra can deliver both politically and economically. Plus, it's also fiscally prudent.To that extent, therefore, Congress's charge that this was a 'save the govt"" scheme needs to be qualified.Women, who are voting in larger numbers in every successive election, are another big political constituency. The Budget allocates Rs 3 lakh crore for schemes for women and girls. These are likely to be implemented through self-help groups. These schemes aim to double down on the success of both labharti and lakhpati didi initiatives. 2024 elections showed that women vote can act as a counter in regions where other voter groups are dissatisfied with BJP.The investing classes won't be too happy about the Budget, what with capital gains tax burden going up. Urban middle classes, too, will grumble about the smallish tax benefits accruing from tweaks in income taxes. But these are not the voting classes. Right now, BJP wants to get back the votes it lost - that's, basically, the politics of this budget.","The Budget's unconventional approach to job creation pans out, both in terms of actual jobs created and politically. FM has bet on incentives for private sector employers. If companies respond - and that's a definite 'if' - there will be job creation in the formal sector.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-111973335,imgsize-103066,width-400,resizemode-4/111973335.jpg"
-Budget 2024: Budget 2024: Making more room for women in workforce,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/business/india-business/budget-2024-making-more-room-for-women-in-workforce/articleshow/111973337.cms,"Reiterating govt's commitment to women-led development, the FM announced that investments will be made in working women's hostels and setting up creches to boost participation of women in the workforce. She announced a total allocation of more than Rs 3 lakh crore for schemes benefitting women and girls.A pension scheme , 'Vatsalya', has also been proposed for minors.A contributory pension scheme, this will have contribution by parents and guardians. On attaining the age of maturity, the plan can be seamlessly converted into a normal NPS account.""This signals our govt's commitment for enhancing women's role in economic development,"" the FM said.To enhance women's participation in workforce, govt will facilitate setting up of working women's hostels in collaboration with industry, and also help in establishing creches. ""In addition, the partnership will seek to organise women-specific skilling programmes, and promotion of market access for women SHG enterprises,"" Sitharaman added.The Economic Survey called for strategic reforms to create a robust care economy structure in India to not only address the expected rise in demand for such services but also to address the challenge of the ""motherhood penalty"" - impact of childbearing and childcare found to impose a significant cost on women's careers.","Investments will be made in working women's hostels and setting up creches to boost participation of women in the workforce. Total allocation of more than Rs 3 lakh crore for schemes benefitting women and girls. A pension scheme, 'Vatsalya', has also been proposed for minors.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-111973350,imgsize-1137127,width-400,resizemode-4/111973350.jpg"
-"She was unfazed by failure, layoff",https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/business/india-business/she-was-unfazed-by-failure-layoff/articleshow/112001172.cms,"Her brief attempt at entrepreneurship failed. She was even laid off once during a company restructuring. But she remained unfazed through all of this.“Life is a game of snakes and ladders. It’s filled with ups and downs that should be embraced and enjoyed,” says Suprabha Mysore , vice president of software development at TransUnion , the US-based consumer credit reporting agency.After a BE in computer science and three years with Nokia in a software development role, Suprabha decided to try her hand at entrepreneurship. It was 2007. Startups were not as fashionable then as they are today. The venture focused on creating mobile software that could facilitate the operations of e-commerce platforms. Such platforms were then just emerging. But after 18 months, she had to shut it down because she couldn’t get investors willing to bring the product to market.That experience, however, was invaluable. She got insights into the workings of a business, as well as the expectations of clients and investors. She highlighted it in subsequent job interviews. Employers recognised the value of her entrepreneurial background and trusted her ability to lead teams.Suprabha went on to work in engineering and product management roles for Cisco, Nokia, and Intel, before assuming her current role at TransUnion.Throughout her career, Suprabha says, she has learned the significance of customer feedback and approaching product development from a user’s perspective rather than solely from a creator’s point of view. She would constantly keep the business aspect in mind while writing code.In all this, music has been a constant companion. Suprabha can play the piano, and was trained in Carnatic music. “It taught me discipline and the importance of being methodical,” she says. “I tend to write everything down. Everything must be done step by step. This has not only helped get things done, but also in the order of importance. Keeping things in order is also what I expect from my team,” she says. During weekends, Suprabha spends time with her mother humming classical music.She also writes short stories – which also trains the mind to be clear while communicating. Her first attempt was for her niece’s school project. After that, Suprabha started writing stories about things that inspired her during her business trips, and sharing it with family and friends. One such was an incident on an airplane. A young boy was creating a fuss about a broken shoe. Suprabha used this scene to create a story narrating how a shoe feels when it is neglected by people, or how it feels when it is a partner only till a race is won. She titled the story ‘A sole-ful run’.","Suprabha Mysore is vice president of software development at TransUnion. Her brief attempt at entrepreneurship failed. She was laid off once during a company restructuring. But she remained unfazed through all of this. She has worked in engineering and product management roles for Cisco, Nokia, and Intel.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-112001185,imgsize-575484,width-400,resizemode-4/112001185.jpg"
-How they navigated tech careers,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/business/india-business/how-they-navigated-tech-careers/articleshow/112001096.cms,"Three senior technologists at
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-I like to say that I was born and raised in data , and grew up in AI. Post a Master’s degree in computer science, I started my career as a software engineer in Mumbai.Soon afterwards, I moved to the US where I worked in technology roles at leading financial services firms. Life gave me a jolt when I was diagnosed with leukaemia at the age of 24. Over the next two years, I fought cancer, regained my strength, and got back to work as soon as I got a good bill of health.A few years later, when I became a mother, I took a four-year long break to raise my two boys. While the transition back to work was not easy, I upskilled myself in cloud computing, data mining, and machine learning and returned to the industry. Over the years, I discovered my passion for data warehousing and data architecture, and even developed a patented data extraction system.After nearly two decades in the US, I moved back to India in 2015 and joined Accenture. I believe adversity is often the best teacher. One must seize the moment and never lose sight of the big picture.I started my career as a software developer post a Bachelor’s degree in maths and a Master’s degree in IT. I have been with Accenture for over two decades, and over the years have gained expertise in customer experience technology implementations, product and platform engineering and more recently in the domains of network and 5G. I hold multiple patents including ones for cell site identification methodologies for 5G and NLP-based sign language generation.The telecom sector plays a crucial role as the technology infrastructure backbone to every other industry, and I love the sheer breadth of exposure my role gives me – the opportunity to work on cuttingedge technology for diverse clients across the world.Building the right foundation skills and learning agility are core to a sustainable career in technology. Expertise in data, AI, and security will remain sought-after even as skills for technologies like the edge become important. Creative problem solving and the ability to build strong teams are just as essential.Although I graduated in industrial engineering, I discovered my aptitude for IT during my first job at a consulting firm. My passion for technology was truly ignited when I joined a bank and independently simplified a legacy treasury application within a few months. The success of this project fueled my enthusiasm for how technology can solve complex business problems. Since then, I have honed my expertise in technology solutions across industries including BFSI, utilities, and life sciences, driving large-scale business transformation projects.I value fresh perspectives, like embracing new ideas, and going beyond the status quo. Meeting new people and new experiences inspire me to think differently, and my philosophy of ‘Listen, Unlearn and ReLearn’ helps me stay relevant.As women, we often underestimate our potential and second-guess ourselves. It’s important to recognise and break this pattern.","Accenture’s Advanced Technology Centres (ATC) global network talk about how they have navigated their careers and how technologists should look at a career in technology. Building the right foundation skills and learning agility are core to a sustainable career in tech. Expertise in data, AI, and security will remain sought-after.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-112001151,imgsize-928324,width-400,resizemode-4/112001151.jpg"
-Dheeraj Pandey says AI has made SaaS 2.0 possible,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/business/india-business/dheeraj-pandey-says-ai-has-made-saas-2-0-possible/articleshow/112001069.cms,"On why Indian SaaS has not taken off the way it was expected
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-In August 2020, Dheeraj Pandey made the surprise announcement that he was quitting the US based company, Nutanix, that he had founded eleven years earlier. Nutanix had pioneered the concept of hyperconverged infrastructure (HCI), using software to converge the disparate elements in an enterprise data centre (server, storage, network) into a single appliance.When Dheeraj – who grew up in Patna, did a computer science degree at IIT Kanpur, and then moved to the US when he was 22 – announced his exit, Nutanix was a $1.6-billion revenue company (its market cap today is over $12 billion).Since that exit, he, together with Manoj Agarwal, who was SVP of engineering at Nutanix, has been building another venture they call DevRev . “Dev is for development, which is proxy for product, and Rev is for revenue, which is proxy for customers,” says Manoj. The existence of any company, he says, depends on just these two things – product and customers. “And our very simple idea was to bring the two together in a way that if you are coming from the product side, you know all the work happening for the product, all the customers consuming that product, all the issues coming from the customer side, all the engagement that customers have, all the revenue coming from the product. And if you come from the customer side, then you can look at all the work that I’m doing for the customers, all of the products they are consuming, the engagement they have,” he says.Dheeraj says such a comprehensive look has been made possible by AI and LLMs . He says software-as-a-service (SaaS) emerged more than two decades ago to simplify the complexity of on-premise software systems. But SaaS itself now has become very complex, he says, with lots of SaaS solutions in an enterprise. “All these SaaS tools, specially CRM tools, were created for each department; there’s a sales CRM, a marketing CRM, a support CRM, a product CRM, and they just don’t talk to each other. It’s tough for customers to integrate them. But with AI now, they can all come together in one knowledge graph . It’s what we call SaaS 2.0 ,” he says.DevRev is building a comprehensive knowledge graph of data across departments, feeding this to an LLM, and which in turn is being fed to a cloud data warehouse for visualisation and analytics. On this foundation, it has built a chatbot, and apps for customer support, product management, software development, and sales automation.“We are able to serve the same solution to the smallest customers, who are not willing to pay much because they have not got funding, and the biggest enterprises. We are built for interactive apps, as also analytical apps, which SaaS 1.0 has not done a good job of at all. And we are built for both a desktop experience, as well as a mobile experience; SaaS 1.0 didn’t do anything about mobile first,” Dheeraj says.In addition to AI and GPT, the new SaaS architecture, he says, has also been made possible because of cloud data warehouses, lots of public cloud services, WebAssembly (which brings amazing power in the browser to run complex (content delivthat are much cheaper than they used to be.The product and platform thinking, which is long-term thinking about programmability, extensibility, customisability, security, reliability, all the itys that the enterprise pays for, is a fairly new concept in India. Without it, you hit a ceiling, you can only sell to SMBs, and maybe the lower end of the mid-market. You can’t do 10-15-20-30 million dollar deals. Enterprises say ₹don't give me a black box, because my business processes are bespoke, and they're complex, and they're my grade, it's not your grade’. And that means they need all those itys, and those are very difficult to get right in a multitenant cloud environment. Multitenancy is the nemesis of all these itys. That is a big architecture piece. And then on top of that, you have to make sure you provide for analytics solutions, which is a big part of enterprise thinking. Now, even customisable LLMs – how do you provide for customisable LLM where you open up the hood, and people can go change the LLM. There’s also the selling side. The enterprise selling motion is very different. First of all, you have to hire a chief revenue officer who's probably 20 years senior to you, you need to inspire these senior people, let them go and hire those reps, those SEs (sales engineers), people who make 700k to a million dollars a year. You have to create a culture where enterprise reps are celebrated. We are hobnobbing with the largest BFSIs right now in India, in our first year of selling, because if we do not understand them now, we'll never understand them.We founded Nutanix in 2009, and set up our India centre four years later. We were late, but back then, the ecosystem here was not that developed. We went on to invest $800 million in our Indian R&D operations. In 2020, when we founded DevRev, we didn’t have to think twice, we came to India on day one.You get these IITians and BITS Pilani folks who are very good at back-end. And then you get the nonIIT folks who focus on the front-end, who are very good at thinking about applications. The two require different kinds of patience, and skills. The backend people are about tinker, tinker, make it better, they continue to polish and finesse, performance, scalability and all that. And the frontend guy, they’re equally patient about little things, the UI, the user experience, the fact that it’s off by one pixel here and one pixel there. The two complement each other. I’d say our Bengaluru centre is more AI, Chennai is more UI, and the new Mumbai centre is a mix of the two.","Dheeraj Pandey, co-founder of DevRev, talks about why Indian SaaS has not taken off the way it was expected. DevRev is building a comprehensive knowledge graph of data across departments, feeding this to an LLM, and which in turn is being fed to a cloud data warehouse for visualisation and analytics.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-112001073,imgsize-144619,width-400,resizemode-4/112001073.jpg"
-Indian engineers are helping transform this US retail giant,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/business/india-business/indian-engineers-are-helping-transform-this-us-retail-giant/articleshow/112001018.cms,"Target
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-American retailer Target has close to 2,000 stores across the length and breadth of the US, and this traditionally offline behemoth, which embraced digital ecommerce several years ago, is now leveraging cutting-edge AI technologies to enhance customer experiences, streamline operations, and empower its workforce.At the heart of this technological transformation is a robust global engineering team , with Target’s India operation playing a pivotal role.Brad Thompson, SVP of technology at Target, says the company has deployed hundreds of decision models (predictive AI models) across its value chain, impacting everything from inventory management to personalised marketing. “Good oldfashioned traditional AI still adds substantial value,” Thompson explains, highlighting the multibilliondollar contributions these models have made to Target’s bottom line.One of Target’s most significant AI deployments is in demand forecasting, a critical function for any retailer, and especially one that is the second largest importer of goods in the US. The company’s algorithms predict sales for every item in every location, dictating inventory movement throughout its vast supply chain.The company has also been experimenting with generative AI, developing a portfolio of over 20 use cases. One recent innovation is “Store Companion,” an AI-powered tool available to all store associates. This system, trained on tens of thousands of store process documents, which were painstakingly checked and edited, allows Target’s employees to ask questions in their preferred language, simplifying tasks, and this, the company says, enhances productivity massively.“We’re the first retailer in the US to deploy a generative AI companion tool for all store associates,” Thompson proudly says.Rachel Whitcomb, SVP of technology at Target, says these broader AI initiatives have had a tangible impact to the retail behemoth’s financials.“Many of the generative AI use cases we’ve begun to explore have a baseline business case or value evaluation. Take Store Companion, for example. Initially, the focus was on saving or redirecting team member hours of work to do more impactful tasks, a strong value proposition. But in addition to these operational ef ficiencies, there are also additional layers of value. Improving guest service (offline or online shoppers) not only boosts sales and loyalty, but also resolves issues like incorrect signage or product management quickly, leading to cost savings.”While Target’s US-based teams drive many of these innovations, the company’s engineering hub in India has been instrumental in bringing these technologies to life. Andrea Zimmerman, SVP and president of Target in India, says the 4,500-strong team in India plays a critical role for the company.“What’s special and different about the team in India is that these 4,500 team members span a wide range of capabilities, not just a single area,” Zimmerman says. “We have technologists, data scientists, store designers, architects, a distinguished creative and marketing team, HR, finance, enterprise services, and more. What’s unique about the way we work is how we bring these connected capabilities together to deliver impact for Target in the US.”The India operation, celebrating its 20th year, has evolved into an extended headquarters, working in close collaboration with US-based teams. “We operate as an extended headquarters, not in the traditional sense of a GCC, but as a connected global headquarters. Our teams are working together, solving problems, and impacting our strategy together,” says Zimmerman.Of the total India team, approximately 1,700 are part of the technology organisation. These engineers, data scientists, and analysts work on crucial systems that power Target’s operations.The India team’s engineering work has been instrumental in developing the company’s core retail systems, including the item system a high-volume data system that serves as the product catalog for Target’s entire operation. This system, largely developed in India, manages over three million SKUs (stock keeping units) and is crucial for inventory ordering and online display.The team is also heavily involved in supply chain technologies, particularly in transportation systems that manage global shipments and domestic logistics.","American retailer Target has close to 2,000 stores across the length and breadth of the US. It is now leveraging cutting-edge AI technologies to enhance customer experiences, streamline operations, and empower its workforce. At the heart of this technological transformation is a robust global engineering team, with Target’s India operation playing a pivotal role.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-112001070,imgsize-42460,width-400,resizemode-4/112001070.jpg"
-"‘Internship scheme not compulsory, we are nudging industry to do it’",https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/business/india-business/internship-scheme-not-compulsory-we-are-nudging-industry-to-do-it/articleshow/112000961.cms,"A day after presenting her seventh straight
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-, finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman sat down with TOI’s Surojit Gupta and Sidhartha to discuss the messages — from politics to reforms and the broader economy. Excerpts:
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-Your budget is being described as a political budget and is being analysed in light of the election results. Did the original intent of the government, reflected in the interim budget, change after the results?
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-FM:
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-What about the focus on jobs?
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-In hindsight, could the interim budget have included steps that would have helped politically in the elections?
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-Budget 2024: Big Relief To Indian Taxpayers | Changes In New Regime Slabs | Nirmala Sitharaman
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-Are other demands from Andhra which were part of the reorganisation bill still on the table?
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-The demand for special status keeps coming, not just from Bihar and AP, but also from others such as Odisha. Is that something that you would want the Finance Commission to take a relook at?
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-Your govt has stayed away from freebies but the opposition has been promising them, such as Rs 8,500 monthly transfer to women. Given that everyone wants more, how challenging is it to address their demand and convince them that it’s not good in the long run?
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-How do you deal with the political consequences of not offering these types of schemes?
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-. Is it based on facts or is there some misinterpretation?
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-How will govt respond to it?
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-There is a lot of attention on capital gains tax and the decision to do away with indexation benefit, while reducing tax. What prompted this change and is the assessment that people will be worse off correct?
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-You have announced this grand scheme for employment and skilling. But you have invited criticism that govt is interfering with the labour market and will direct the private sector. How do you address these concerns?
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-How will the matching be done?
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-Jobs are the big thrust of the budget. The Survey also says 78.5 lakh jobs are required every year. Will the measures ensure that the requirement is met?
+'New capital gains regime brings value',https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/business/india-business/new-capital-gains-regime-brings-value/articleshow/112026076.cms,"How confident are you of meeting this year's target and what would be the strategy?
 
-How challenging is to deal with the employment challenge in a country where population is growing while there is growing application of AI and greater mechanisation in sectors such as construction?
+This Budget focuses on simplification. What is the message?
 
-But fewer people…
+The tax department issued several use cases and they suggested that you save more tax as the value of property goes up.
 
-Economy is doing well but there are price pressures, especially with monsoon being patchy and there is the challenge of climate change. How do you deal with supply side issues?
+Can you have two regimes for capital gains, like the old and new tax regime?
 
-India has liberal FDI ceilings. Is there a case for better marketing of India as an investment destination and dealing with some of the other issues like bilateral investment treaties, which some countries want to be simplified? The Survey also mentioned that there are some tax and non-tax concerns.
+Is there a possibility of a review of the capital gains tax issue, given the noise around it?
 
-In the past, govt has tried land reforms and farm sector reforms but faced resistance. Will you still pursue it since economists see them as a structural constraint? Some political parties also seem to agree. Or will you leave it to states?
+Are there plans to end the old tax regime?
 
-You have raised the securities transaction tax on F&O and there are concerns about that segment. Are more regulatory steps required? How do you deal with this apprehension of speculation in the market at a time when there are more retail investors coming in?
+Central Board of Direct Taxes (CBDT) chairman Ravi Agrawal has virtually ruled out a review, saying tax authorities are convinced that the changes in long-term capital gains tax , including withdrawal of indexation, will benefit most taxpayers. In an interview, he also tells TOI that govt is expecting more returns to be filed this year. Excerpts:Our target is Rs 22 lakh crore, against last year's collection of Rs 19.5 lakh crore.So far, the growth is 21% and return filing season is on. Based on present trends, I am confident of achieving the target. Last year, we received 8.5 crore tax returns, which is a good number, and we will cross that. As on date, 4.6 crore returns have been filed, with 28 lakh received on Wednesday. We expect to do better than the 6.7 crore returns that were filed till July 31, 2023.We are using technology, strengthening the tax deducted at source (TDS) because you can make the transaction details available to the taxpayer. Similarly, third party reporting information is also coming and it has reasonably matured. This also gets populated into the annual information statement and with the data available to the taxpayer, he can do the tax planning and comply with the law. It is natural human tendency to be law abiding. If you assist people with data and information, then to that extent, compliance gets triggered. The e-verification scheme has also resulted in better compliance.There is simplification both in terms of processes and also on part of the taxpayer. The new tax regime is a simplification because the taxpayer is not confined to prescriptive avenues for investment. The Budget has proposed changes to reopening of cases and also in search cases, where there will not be different proceedings and notices for each year. Rationalisation of TDS rates will help provide liquidity. The facility allowing credit for TCS payments in TDS is a major change for individuals, including those with foreign remittances. And of course, the much talked about capital gains changes are also a simplification exercise.If you analyse the trends - the way the property and asset rates have gone up - in the new regime, the tax obligation will be lower. Although capital gains, as such, may appear to be higher, but because of the lower tax rate, the obligation to pay tax will be lower. People are only looking at (withdrawal of) indexation , without looking at the rate coming down from 20% to 12.5%. The index itself was conservative - there was only 3.5 times increase in index from 2001 to 2024. Look at how property rates have increased (in this period).Besides, if there is rollover and you purchase a new property (using the sale proceeds), there is no capital gains tax. You can also invest in the bonds.The intent was to reflect what is the minimum escalation in the value that would make the new regime beneficial. As the sale consideration goes up, the multiples go up, then the incidence of the tax, the benefit that you derive, that would also go up. In the context of shares, the capital gains exemption limit has been raised to Rs 1.25 lakh. If there is a gain of three times in a year on Rs 1 lakh investment, the new regime is better. Beyond three times, you might as well pay more tax.Having two regimes may create more confusion. Ultimately, we are going for simplification.I don't think so. It is before Parliament. We are reasonably convinced that this brings value to the taxpayer and there should not be any occasion for withdrawal. Going forward, this tax regime is better. The indexation benefit may be 10% in two years, but the tax reduction is 7.5 percentage points. If you sell the property after two years, the tax liability will be lower. Even for old property, this is true.If you look at gold in 2001, it was Rs 4,400-4,500 per 10 grams, at Rs 75,000-76,000 (today) it has gone up by 17 times. If it is above 7.5 times, the new regime is better.Let us see the response from the people. It is encouraging that two-thirds of the individuals have already come in. In the context of corporates also, 58% of the income that has been declared is under the new regime. So, at a certain period of time, if one finds that a substantial number of people have opted for this and they are convinced about the new regime. We will take a call appropriately.","CBDT chairman Ravi Agrawal says tax authorities are convinced that the changes in long-term capital gains tax will benefit most taxpayers. In an interview, he also tells TOI that govt is expecting more returns to be filed this year. Our target is Rs 22 lakh crore, against last year's collection of Rs 19.5 lakh crore.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-112028334,imgsize-7446,width-400,resizemode-4/112028334.jpg"
+Standard Glass Lining files DRHP for Rs 600 crore IPO,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/business/india-business/standard-glass-lining-files-drhp-for-rs-600-crore-ipo/articleshow/112023388.cms,"HYDERABAD: Standard Glass Lining Technology Limited, filed its draft red herring prospectus ( DRHP ) with the capital markets regular Securities Exchange Board of India (Sebi) to raise Rs 600 crore via an initial public offer ( IPO ).According to the Hyderabad-based company’s DRHP, the public issue comprises a fresh issue of shares of face value Rs 10 aggregating to Rs 250 crore and an offer for sale (OFS) of 18.444 million shares of Rs 10 each of up to Rs 350 core.The company will be raising the funds through a 100% book building process.The company’s promoters -- S2 Engineering, Kandula Ramakrishna, Kandula Krishna Veni and Nageswar Rao Kandula – will be selling a part of their holdings through this offer. Three other members of the promoter group and two other shareholders also plan to sell their shares.The Hyderabad-based company, which manufactures specialised engineering equipment for pharmaceutical and chemical sectors in India, plans to will use proceeds from this offer for capital expenditure, repayment of some existing loans, funding inorganic growth, and for general corporate purposes.“The company will decide the offer price, floor price and cap price in consultation with book running lead managers, and on the basis of assessment of market demand for the equity shares,” the company said in its papers. The shares are proposed to be listed on both BSE and NSE.The company posted total revenues of around Rs 544 crore in FY24, up from nearly Rs 498 crore in FY23.IIFL Securities and Motilal Oswal Investment Advisors are the merchant bankers for the issue.","Standard Glass Lining Technology Limited, filed its draft red herring prospectus ( DRHP) with the capital markets regular Securities Exchange Board of India (Sebi) to raise Rs 600 crore. The Hyderabad-based company manufactures specialised engineering equipment for pharmaceutical and chemical sectors in India.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-112023604,imgsize-330235,width-400,resizemode-4/112023604.jpg"
+Adani Energy Solutions posts net loss of Rs 824 crore in Q1,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/ahmedabad/adani-energy-solutions-posts-net-loss-of-rs-824-crore-in-q1/articleshow/112023355.cms,"Company’s revenue from operations in the reported quarter stood at Rs 5,379 crore
 
-Are you still going ahead with the public sector policy and what is the privatisation plan?
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-On small savings rate, the RBI Bulletin has periodically suggested that rates are kept lower than market-linked rates. Is the govt looking at the post-tax return while announcing rates?
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-In recent weeks, there have been demands to ease visa and investment restrictions from China. Is it feasible, given the continuing tension on the border?
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-MSMEs are another big focus area and you have addressed financing and technological upgrade -related aspects. What about compliance and inspections?
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-There are concerns over the provisions in the Income Tax Act on booking expenditure for payments that are overdue beyond 45 days, which is a provided for the in SME Development Act. Does that law need to be dealt with first?
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-One of the manifesto promises was to extend Aayushman Bharat to senior citizens and the expectation was that it will be done in the budget.
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-You have sought to rationalise the provisions related to TCS and TDS. There are close to 50 entries and now you are getting a lot of data. Will the review of the income tax law also deal with these issues?
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-What will be the broad mandate?
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-You have now presented seven budgets, which has been the most difficult one?
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-Have you enjoyed it?
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-One issue that you mentioned yesterday, was the PM’s insistence on fiscal consolidation.
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-Not many of your predecessors have been in this job for five years. Do you get satisfaction that you have been able to see the results?
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-Do you get a little disturbed because of the attacks on social media?
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-This budget has every continuity from the interim budget, nothing has been dropped, everything has continued, though newer things have been added.When you say it is political, you refer to projects we have taken up for Bihar and Andhra Pradesh. But we did that for a reason. The AP Reorganisation Act must be honoured. We have been doing it since 2014. That is why backward districts fund had to be given for backward district development in both Telangana and Andhra; many institutions, AIIMS, IIIT, IIT, have been set up there. In some cases, there has been some delay like Polavaram. Now the first cabinet approval has been honoured; because it is a national project, we will have to give money for it. Similarly, Andhra Pradesh is the only state without a capital, we will give money. These are additions but it is not as if they never existed. They need to be honoured now because 10 years have passed.In Bihar’s case, can anyone deny the devastation that happens because of Kosi flooding? Efforts were made at India’s cost to build dams in Nepal to regulate the flow of the river and stop flooding. The progress on that is still awaited and so we decided to do something to stop people from suffering. Proposal from the Bihar govt is for Kosi-Mechi dam and irrigation and there are 20 other minor projects, which we have accepted. At our cost, we are willing to send a team to assess if barrages can be built to divert water to sort out the problem of floods.■ That’s not political. Job creation has always been our priority and we have come up with a packages of five schemes.■ I am not in a position to assess it because I look at the budget as a statement of what we’re doing. As a vote on account, I was expected to ensure that I took care of expenditure till the time a new govt came in. That’s how we went about it, except the solar rooftop scheme, which is required for renewable energy in the country.■ The 14th Finance Commission and a committee under Raghuram Rajan looked at it and for 10-12 years it has been suggested as a unsustainable categorisation. There’s nothing more that I can add to it.■ It is very challenging. Although many parties realise that it is unsustainable, beyond a point, I don’t think there’s political honesty in accepting it. You may probably justify giving a freebie today. In a public position, who is answerable for taxpayers, you have to be clear that collecting tax from someone and paying it to somebody else, however deserving that person may be, should be sustainable. You should be able to generate adequate revenue to meet primary requirements of a society: drinking water, electricity, primary health and education. You have to be honest in ensuring that you don’t borrow left, right and centre and leave a burden on future generations. Look at what is happening in Karnataka. They must honour the electoral promises without saying they don’t have money for development. You need honest debate on these things.■ You need an honest debate on how far one can go. It is not easy to say that your freebie is unacceptable, while defending my own as a welfare measure. And why should people not take the benefit of something being given for free? Buses in Karnataka are full of women who you don’t want to pay, and I won’t blame them (the women). But when you charge men double for it, eventually it’s the family paying for it.■ This is 100% blatant misinformation. Unsubstantiated claims are being made as political narrative setting tools. Till such a time it is refuted and refuted many number of times, they will go on saying it, making people wonder what is going on. People will like to see the facts but there is a lag before truth reaches them. The opposition, particularly Congress, is brazenly pushing this methodology of building a narrative which is not backed by facts, or backed by partial facts. They hide what has happened during their govts. For instance, if I don’t mention the name of a state in my budget speech, they say the state has got nothing at all. To counter it, I will have to take a budget document, open every page and say, for this state, I’ve done this for that state, I’ve done this. As a responsible opposition, you think you have no other way in which you can put the govt on the mat, except for disinformation? This brazen method of building a false narrative, repeating it and restating it with the hope that it will stick has been tried in the Lok Sabha elections. They are trying it even now.■ I will be countering it it. Every time I stand up to do that, I’m sounding defensive. If they were in power, they would be equally defensive. In the election, people voted for the opposition to be responsible, that’s why after a good struggle, they reached 99, they could not cross 100. But even after that, they don’t seem to get the message. By conducting a misinformation campaign and sounding aggressive, they want to posture that they have been very solid as the opposition. But people will see through it sooner or later. You’re filibustering and will, after a point, be exposed. This perception that you will be at a disadvantage is not real . It’s absolutely not correct. The idea is to simplify the way in which different asset classes are being treated for capital gains tax and treat them similarly. That’s why it has resulted in 10% becoming 12.5% for stocks but getting reduced for others. We have gone through several cases or instances, picking up different numbers for assets, including property, bought in 2001, 2002 or 2003 and seen the taxable amount. After working it out, we have arrived at 12.5%. We have released the calculations, and you can see it. In almost every case, people have a lower tax burden under this system. Small or medium, people who are going into the market or property investments are going to benefit from it. Nobody’s going to be worse off, unless you’re a top, big investor. We are accused of working only for Ambani and Adani and they (the opposition) want to bring wealth tax and inheritance tax. Today, you are shouting at me for asking those few people, who have higher earning, to pay more.■ It’s not compulsory for anybody, we are nudging people to do it. Who is intruding into the private sector? By the way, you always accused us of support ing only two (groups) and not the others. Hypocrisy, thy name is Congress party.■ There is no difficulty on the EPFO side. It is only when we want interns to go for training, we will have to ensure that industries come on board. We will have the labour ministry or ministry of corporate affairs to look into this. It is optional. We’re not forcing anybody, we’ve had a lot of discussion with CII and Ficci and they thought it is possible to do it. It will actually help them because they will have industry-ready people, who can be employed.■ First, Economic Survey does it purely from the point of the economy, it is for businesses, entrepreneurs to create jobs. We have come up with eight specific measures, they will create jobs. Once it gathers momentum, many oth ers will also find interns who come out. L&T recently said they were unable to find 45,000 trained workers. So, jobs are there but we don’t have people who can be employed.■ What you failed to point out is that it can still employ that many more, though more like crane operators and not brick carriers. Today, large construction doesn’t happen in situ, material comes from some place, it is fitted as per plan, often with some computerised perfection. Jobs are still there, but no longer that manual. It is still going to take a lot of manpower, but the skill sets have to be different. You still see hundreds of people when a new Parliament building is being built or the Central Vista is being built.■ That’s right. But look at the quantum of construction — flyovers, highways, roads, ports, inland waterways. You didn’t have these many projects happening earlier when labour was just manual. You are doing 22-25 km of highways every day and everything has been scaled up.■ We will have to wait for the meteorological department to tell us whether it (monsoon) has been in the adequate range. There are several things which are being done for perishables — storage, irradiation. There is a scheme for MSME irradiation as well, which will help perishables last longer and reach the market even when it is not production season. We have announced measures to have vegetable production clusters around major cities. There are several ways in which we are managing food products, particularly perishables. We want to ensure better supply chain linkages.■ On investing in India, people realise that if there is one economy in the world whose macroeconomic fundamentals are strong, it is India. Investment protection agreements are being taken up. We’re talking with a lot of countries to have these agreements done wherever the trade agreements happen. I want to be clear that taxation cannot be part of investment agreements. There are some investment-related treaties, which require taxation-related matters also to become a part of the investment treaties. We are clearly hesitant.It is Parliament which decides how tax matters have to be dealt with. Our taxes cannot be subject to arbitration or court proceedings elsewhere. Putting it into a bilateral investment treaty, and opening up Indian taxes to be adjudicated elsewhere is not right; in fact, impossible. So those are the kinds of things on which we’ll have to negotiate and negotiate for India’s sovereign position to be absolutely intact.■ I don’t know if political parties agree, because they seem to take a politically convenient line rather than support any of these issues. In any case, on that, I won’t be able to say anything further.■ As a regulator, Sebi is very alert. It is working to protect the interest of investors and as the regulator, it will have to keep alerting people about the risks involved. Not everything is speculation, people also want to invest and earn legitimately. Indian regulators have done very well. Our regulators are periodically reinforcing their mechanisms, but they are taking a soft touch approach and are in a consultative mode, before they bring in any regulation, thereby giving good confidence to our investors.■ It is intact and it is approved by Parliament, so we will honour it.■ Progressively a lot of steps have been taken to align our rates with the recommendations of the Shyamala Gopinath committee. So, it is not as if we’re deviating from the committee’s suggestions.■ I’m not sure there’s anything in front of me. There may be some discussions going on in other parts of the govt.■ The finance or MSME ministries cannot deal with everything that affects them. The states in which they are located also have a role to play. However, from our side, we’ve announced major measures and I hope problems of credit, financing, problems of addressing the marketing requirements, problems of purchase of equipment have, to a very large extent, been addressed.■ Yes, whether they want 45 days, which has existed in the law for several years, or 90 days or whatever else, is something which relates to the MSME. All that the MSMEs requested finance ministry to do was let them get the tax benefit. By not paying within the stipulated time you (the buyers) are violating the MSME Act while also claiming the benefit for it (payment that was not made). MSMEs said they (buyers) are not paying them but they’re getting tax benefit out of it. So the change has to be in the MSME law, that’s what I’ve been explaining.■ We will wait for the health ministry to come up with details.■ Let’s see what the committee is going to decide.■ Simplification.■ Every budget is a challenge. Each year I feel that this one is the toughest. You think you had it all by that year, but next year there is something else.■ It’s been a great experience because you learn so much you feel that you’re doing something absolutely concrete. It’s a good thing that, as a team, all of us work together; the immense support and time that the PM gives is unbelievable. It will not be fair for any minister to expect that kind of support, and he has ungrudgingly given time to talk about budget issues.■ That’s been his hallmark from his Gujarat days, he has never been profligate.■ Budget-making today is so different from what it was earlier. The budget document itself is a lot more transparent and accountable, and that’s not to say that they were not accountable earlier. But the document speaks for itself because everything is on board.■ I think I’ve got used to it although I do take some messages seriously because they can be from people who have genuinely been affected and they are voicing it through social media. May be that’s one way they are trying to reach out to govt, to the finance minister, to the Prime Minister. I do take some of the messages like an SOS. But some of the messages are very vicious: in the language that they use and the tone with which they say. But it’s not possible for me to allow that to upset me. If there is toxic language, I leave it there.",Nirmala Sitharaman sat down with TOI’s Surojit Gupta and Sidhartha to discuss the messages — from politics to reforms and the broader economy. She said the budget is being described as a political budget and is being analysed in light of the election results.,"https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-112001560,imgsize-2591655,width-400,resizemode-4/112001560.jpg"
-‘We need a graded approach to include petro products under GST’,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/business/india-business/we-need-a-graded-approach-to-include-petro-products-under-gst/articleshow/112000328.cms,"CBIC
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-is not permanent. He also discusses
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-rate rationalisation. Excerpts from an interview with Sidhartha & Surojit Gupta
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-FM has spoken about fewer customs slabs, if you could use that word. Can you help us understand how it will be structured?
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-There has been criticism about India raising import duties in the last few years but what you said suggests that several of these increases are probably temporary to get manufacturing to India and, once the ecosystem is there, a review of the duty is possible. Is that a fair assessment?
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-So protection is not permanent?
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-How much did the menace of gold smuggling impact in reducing duty or was it due to the fact that the domestic gems and jewellery industry was getting affected due to high tariffs?
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-The Budget talks about rationalisation of GST rates and inclusion of more products, which we think is a reference to
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-. What is your view on this issue of rationalisation? Is it time to include petroleum?
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-We routinely undertake an exercise of the conditional notification.And within two years, we have to take that exercise, and in case we find that exemption need not be continued, we allow that exemption to lapse. In certain cases, this condition is waived, depending on the type of exemption that has been given. The idea is that we want to reduce the number of customs duty rates. In this Budget also, we are seeking to give impetus to domestic manufacturing and, in certain cases, we want to strengthen the supply chains, and help its diversification. We wanted to give certain duty concessions to industries which are in exports. And in some cases where there is an onslaught of cheap imports, such cases have been considered... and likewise where there is duty inversion, those cases also have been addressed. So, if I give a specific example, that in the case of critical minerals 25 in numbers, there is no mining of such minerals in India and the entire demand is met from imports. So, there were varying rates of duty 2.5% or 7.5%, where the exemption has been provided so that these minerals are imported and processed in the country. And for further use in various sectors, maybe it can be electronics, telecommunication or in renewable energy devices or in defence of the space sector.Precisely that is the objective. If we retain the high level of protection, industry becomes uncompetitive, and in future industry has to remain competitive in international markets, because although we have a huge domestic demand, but we will have to be an export-led economy and that will be possible only if industry is very competitive. First, we will have to ensure that industry takes strong roots in the country and then slowly we have to reduce duty so they remain competitive, they don’t become complacent, and then only they can compete with others in the world market.Consumer interest is paramount, protection is not permanent. But initially some kind of protection is required so that industry can be established in the country.It is both because the gems and jewellery sector was persistently asking for reduction in duty on gold because that is the basic raw material. And yes, if the rate of duty is high on gold, the margin between the price differential, price arbitrage is again huge, huge between the international market and domestic market.Now seven years have passed, it has now stabilised and that is reflected in the growth of revenue from GST. Now, the time has come that we look into simplification of the rate structure. There may be a need for rationalisation of rates and bringing down the number of rates, number of slabs. You talked about petroleum items, there are five petroleum items which are outside GST. These are crude oil, natural gas, petrol, diesel and ATF. Petrol and diesel are fuels for automotive purposes but crude oil is a feedstock for further manufacturing. Natural gas is also used by industry, along with its use in CNG and as a cooking fuel. We can see that there can be two categories of these items: Crude is not used by end consumers and it goes into industrial use. It has to be gradual but not in one gap. There can be a graded approach which is possible","CBIC chairman Sanjay Kumar Agarwal says protection of industry is not permanent. He also discusses rationalisation of GST rates and inclusion of more products. The idea is that we want to reduce the number of customs duty rates, he says. He says once the ecosystem is there, review of the duty is possible.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-112000829,imgsize-687450,width-400,resizemode-4/112000829.jpg"
-‘Internship beneficiaries will be picked in a fair and transparent way',https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/business/india-business/internship-beneficiaries-will-be-picked-in-a-fair-and-transparent-way/articleshow/112000433.cms,"Finance secretary TV Somanathan says there will be
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-How is the
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-How will education loan subsidy work?
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-We are four months into the fiscal year, and you have stuck to the capex target for the year. Do you see more demand coming?
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-You have had talks with employees on the shape of NPS they would like. What is the feedback and when are you going to give your recommendations?
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-As with most budgets, there’s the complaint that there is nothing for the middle class. How would you respond to that?
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-There are three direct incentives for employment, two for skilling. In the first three, there are three parts.One is an incentive which will be paid to every first timer who enters the formal job market. If we receive the CV of somebody with no experience, versus the CV of somebody with experience, the person with experience is preferred. There is a cost to the employer in absorbing a first timer into the organization because that person has to go through the learning curve. By providing a subsidy to the employee, we are encouraging the employer to recruit. The second scheme is also for first timers, but if an employer adds either 50 employees or 25% of the previous year first timers, we are offering a very substantial subsidy over a period of four years, which will be 72% of one a month’s salary. The idea is to again incentivise employment of those who are not able to get employment on their own in the present setup. The third one doesn’t distinguish between first-timers and others, there is an incentive for any employer who creates incremental employment above the baseline and sustains it. Selection for the internship scheme will be done from a list and not in a way that no one gets employment through the backdoor. It’s not that this is a way for a company to take in people it would have placed anyway or recruited anyway and claim subsidy. The list will come from govt from which they will choose. The entire process will be done in an objective manner through a portal and based on open access. Those with lower employability will be chosen and we have a negative list of IITs, IIMs, CAs; any person whose family member with assessed income will be excluded. Govt will soon decide the criteria for selection.This scheme will be administered by the ministry concerned. Students will apply to the bank, like they do, for getting student loans. In that we open an additional window for those who are in this scheme, but they must be ineligible for benefits under any other govt scheme.I wish to emphasize that the Budget is a continuation of the interim budget that was presented for this year. In Feb, we thought that this level of capex will be appropriate, and we are maintaining that level. I don’t know if we will be able to spend the whole thing or there will be acceleration. It is an aspirational target to reach Rs 11,11,111 crore.I can’t comment on the timing. From the staff side the core issue is that they do not want their pension to be at the mercy of fluctuating market forces or market valuations. The second core issue is there should be an element of dearness allowance because there will be inflation, and the real value of the pension must be protected. Then, there is a third one, which is that for those who may not have full service, there must be some kind of base minimum level of pension.Our statistics show that nearly 70% of taxpayers are on the new tax regime and there are substantial concessions for them due to the standard deduction and change in slabs. The incentives given on the employment side, salaries up to Rs 1 lakh is covered and not only for lower pay levels. It will also push employment of middleclass youth. There is subsidy on education loans and several other initiatives including more credit flow to MSME entrepreneurs. They are all in the middle class.","There are three direct incentives for employment, two for skilling. Selection for the internship scheme will be done from a list and not in a way that no one gets employment through the backdoor. The incentives given on the employment side, salaries up to Rs 1 lakh is covered.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-112000874,imgsize-739208,width-400,resizemode-4/112000874.jpg"
-‘Indexation will benefit most. Govt may forego revenue from real estate capital gains changes’,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/business/india-business/indexation-will-benefit-most-govt-may-forego-revenue-from-real-estate-capital-gains-changes/articleshow/112000499.cms,"Revenue Secretary
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-Sanjay Malhotra says that the govt has not estimated any revenue gain from changes in
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-has been scrapped.Could you explain the impact on taxpayers?This exercise should be seen as a rationalisation exercise. It’s a simplification exercise. Govt has always endeavoured towards a simple tax regime, one that is easy to comprehend and easy to implement. In line with this vision, govt introduced GST. It was a monumental reform. Similarly, even on the income tax side, you have seen a number of measures for simplification that have been announced while some are in the pipeline, including the comprehensive review of income tax. Now, this is only one small measure relative to capital gains. Most people will gain from the removal of indexation. Firstly, unlisted companies stand to hugely gain from this 20% with indexation because their returns every year is generally more than 13%- 14%- 5%. They have widely welcomed this move for removal of indexation. My strong belief is that even in real estate, a vast majority will actually benefit. What people are really looking at is that indexation has been removed, not at the reduction in the tax rate from 20% to 12.5%.My understanding is that the average would be much more than 12.5%.Not at all. This is a canard being spread by some people. There is no inheritance tax. If you reinvest this money in buying another house, your wealth remains and there is no tax on it. But if you sell it generate cash, then that becomes taxable, as is the case with shares. If you reinvest the proceeds from the shares, or the capital gains part, again into shares, there is no such benefit; or even for equity mutual funds. So, to say this is a tax on wealth or inheritance is totally false and baseless.From real estate we have estimated nil. Our estimate is that it is nil, revenue it may even be negative.That exercise was completed and many of its provisions have been incorporated. The purpose is to really make it more simple, lucid, as the FM announced. People should be able to read and understand it easily. It will be a complete review and wherever we need rewriting we will do it. We will take into account whatever work has been done. An internal committee of officers undertake the review and also consult stakeholders.These are implementation issues. The Microsoft servers were down. So these are technology issues. We are monitoring it for the last few days. It’s been very, very smooth. We’ve got about 22 lakh returns on Tuesday. The peak filing is 50 lakh. We are monitoring the performance of the portal and we will do whatever is necessary.No, not at all. That is not on the cards. We are very confident that we will be able to smoothly accept all returns by July 31.Our tax rates are very reasonable, it works out of around 25%. We are confident that these rates will help attract good investment. We have taken a number of measures in the budget to further spur investment – angel tax has been removed, tax on foreign companies have been lowered. There have been changes on the indirect taxes side to help manufacturing.","Malhotra says people are not looking at the reduction in the tax rate from 20% to 12.5%. Most people will gain from the removal of indexation, he says. Malhotra: We are very confident that we will be able to smoothly accept all returns by July 31.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-112000891,imgsize-606682,width-400,resizemode-4/112000891.jpg"
-'Achieving 4.9% fiscal deficit in 2024-25 is a manageable aspiration’,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/business/india-business/achieving-4-9-fiscal-deficit-in-2024-25-is-a-manageable-aspiration/articleshow/112000644.cms,"Ajay Seth, economic affairs secretary, talks about a range of issues from fiscal consolidation to managing
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+AHMEDABAD: Adani Energy Solutions on Thursday reported a consolidated net loss of Rs 824 crore for the quarter ended June 30, 2024 as compared to Rs 175 crore net profit reported in the year-ago period.The company’s revenue from operations in the reported quarter stood at Rs 5,379 crore, 47% higher than Rs 3,664 crore reported in the year ago period.The company, however, said that the adjusted PAT for the period stood at Rs 315 crore which increased by 73% YoY. The loss was on account of exceptional items, the company filing revealed. ""As the company decided to divest Dahanu thermal plant in Q1 FY25, it resulted in an exceptional item of Rs 1,506 crore. The financial numbers are, therefore, adjusted for this exceptional item,"" Adani Energy Solutions said in its regulatory filing.Adani Electricity Mumbai Limited (AEML) has initiated divestment of the Dahanu thermal power plant (ADTPS), the filing said, adding, “This move will place Adani Energy Solutions closer to its aspiration to be amongst the top 20 global companies in ESG ratings amongst the global utility industry.”","Adani Energy Solutions on Thursday reported a consolidated net loss of Rs 824 crore for the quarter ended June 30, 2024. The company’s revenue from operations in the reported quarter stood at Rs 5,379 crore, 47% higher than Rs 3,664 crore reported in the year ago period.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-112023407,imgsize-459427,width-400,height-225,resizemode-72/112023407.jpg"
+Adani Green Energy Q1 profits rises 32% in FY 2025,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/business/india-business/adani-green-energy-q1-profits-rises-32-in-fy-2025/articleshow/112022318.cms,"AHMEDABAD: The renewable energy arm of diversified conglomerate Adani Group – Adani Green Energy Limited ( AGEL ) on Thursday announced its consolidated net profit for the first quarter of FY 2025 has increased 32% to Rs 1,390 crore. The company posted a net profit of Rs 1,051 crore in the year-ago period.The Adani Group firm's total income from power supply increased 24% to Rs 2,528 crore during the quarter as compared to Rs 2,025 crore in the year-ago period.The robust growth in revenue, EBITDA and cash profit was primarily driven by a capacity addition of 2,618 MW over the last year, the company said in a statement.“In the first quarter, the company’s operational capacity expanded by 31% year-on-year to 10,934 MW, with greenfield additions, including 2,000 MW of solar capacity in Khavda, 418 MW of solar capacity in Rajasthan and 200 MW of wind capacity in Gujarat,” AGEL said.“We are working relentlessly towards the development of the world's largest single-location renewable energy plant of 30 GW at Khavda in Gujarat. To enable accelerated implementation, we have deployed advanced robotics technology for installation of solar modules, significantly enhancing productivity. Additionally, we have developed an extensive local supply chain and established a sustained mobilisation of human resources,” said AGEL CEO, Amit Singh.AGEL’s shares were priced at Rs 1,820.7 apiece on BSE India as the market closed on Thursday.","The renewable energy arm of diversified conglomerate Adani Group – Adani Green Energy Limited ( AGEL ) on Thursday announced its consolidated net profit for the first quarter of FY 2025. The company posted a net profit of Rs 1,051 crore in the year-ago period.AGEL’s shares were priced at Rs1,820.7 apiece on BSE India as the market closed on Thursday.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-112022367,imgsize-656827,width-400,resizemode-4/112022367.jpg"
+Russia considering ban on diesel exports: Report,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/business/international-business/russia-considering-ban-on-diesel-exports-report/articleshow/112005943.cms,"MOSCOW: The Russian government is considering a ban on exports of diesel due to rising domestic prices, the Kommersant daily reported on Wednesday, citing several unnamed sources.Russia is the world's top seaborne exporter of diesel just ahead of the United States.Diesel is its top oil product export, at about 35 million metric tons annually, of which almost three-quarters is shipped via pipeline.Russia suspended exports of diesel last autumn for around two weeks but resumed pipeline overseas supplies.Russia is restricting exports of gasoline and is due to resume a ban on gasoline exports from August 1.One of the sources cited by Kommersant said diesel exports could be banned if prices sharply rise, but there is no decision yet.The Russian energy ministry did not respond to a request for immediate comment.","Russia is the world's top seaborne exporter of diesel just ahead of the United States. Diesel is its top oil product export, at about 35 million metric tons annually. Russia suspended exports of diesel last autumn for around two weeks but resumed pipeline supplies.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-112006051,imgsize-1149937,width-400,resizemode-4/112006051.jpg"
+"US stocks tumble; S&P, Nasdaq close at multi-week lows",https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/business/international-business/us-stocks-tumble-sp-nasdaq-close-at-multi-week-lows/articleshow/112001459.cms,"Corporate highlights:
 
-Does the Budget create conditions for
+International Business Machines Corp reported a jump in bookings for its artificial intelligence business as customers work to implement the latest technology.
 
-interest rates
+Ford Motor Co posted second-quarter profit that fell short of Wall Street estimates, saying quality problems with new vehicles led to a surge in warranty costs.
 
-to ease?
+Bank of America Corp said its board authorized another $25 billion stock repurchase program.
 
-High food prices and high vegetable prices are recurring issues due to weather related events. What is the strategy to tackle this?
+Whirlpool Corp, the owner of Maytag, lowered its full-year earnings forecast, as consumers continued to shy away from big-ticket appliance purchases amid a weakening housing market.
 
-Brazil has put a proposal for a tax on billionaires at the G20. What is your view?
+Chipotle Mexican Grill Inc’s limited-time offers and speedy service helped it beat expectations in the second quarter, but executives warned the burrito chain will face pressures to profitability.
 
-The economy did better last year, and is estimated to continue to do equally well this year.That means we don’t see any downside in revenues. However, there can be some upside. The new expenditure is of the order of Rs 50-60 thousand crore, including for the new schemes, and the RBI dividend has been more than what we had estimated. Keeping all that in mind, it was felt that we can go down to 4.9%. This should put less pressure on the market, more money for the private sector. We can say with reasonable confidence that 4.9% is an achievable aspiration. Budget is an important document of fiscal policy. Fiscal policy and monetary policy has to be in synergy with each other but the question that you are asking is purely monetary policy remit so I would not like to jump into that question. Except saying there have been decisions, various monetary economists have been talking about what is the right anchor for inflation for monetary policy. Organisations like the IMF have been talking about it. What the Budget takes into account that over the course of the next 12 months what is the outlook on inflation?Monetary policy takes several things into consideration. What is the fiscal stance of govt is also one of the factors. So I will park that issue there. This Budget makes it very clear what kind of consolidation we have to do and having the ability and retaining the ability to meet all priority expenditure.I would like to draw your attention to para 13 and para 14 of the Budget speech which point to where govt wants more action. Is overall food inflation at a particular level, headline a little more. The Budget says the pulses mission and the oilseeds mission need to be stepped up. These are not new programmes but we have to do better than what we have been doing. It has already identified a very clear action because the only solution to that can be by becoming self-sufficient which means more production in those areas. We can’t be importing, then we are dependent on others . On vegetables, seasonal variation sets in. How the climate will behave next year we don’t know. But what is in our control, can vegetables be grown closer to large consumption centres rather than saying they will be grown in one part of the country and transported over hundreds of kilometres. These are perishable commodities, and logistics costs are involved. These are the supply side measures of addressing the issue.We have tried in the past taxing wealth and not succeeded. Purely from an economic perspective,it doesn’t make sense to tax that. This discourse that tax wealth is a bad concept.","Ajay Seth, economic affairs secretary, talks about a range of issues from fiscal consolidation to managing high food inflation and billionaire tax. Seth is upbeat about sticking to the fiscal consolidation plan against the backdrop of global uncertainities. The economy did better last year, and is estimated to continue to do equally well this year.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-112000904,imgsize-714997,width-400,resizemode-4/112000904.jpg"
-Budget 2024: What is 'angel tax' that government has abolished for all investors,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/business/india-business/budget-2024-government-proposes-angel-tax-abolished-for-all-investors-what-is-it/articleshow/111952205.cms,"What is 'Angel Tax'?
+ServiceNow Inc. reported better-than-expected sales and bookings in the second quarter, signaling strong customer demand for its broad suite of software tools.
 
-NEW DELHI: Finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman in a move to bolster the Indian start-up ecosystem and to support innovation in the country proposed the abolishment of the ' Angel Tax ' for all classes of investors .""Govt abolishes Angel tax for all classes of investors in startups ,"" the finance minister said.In the interim budget announced in February, The government had put forth a proposal to extend tax incentives for startups and investments facilitated by sovereign wealth or pension funds for an additional year, effective until March 2025.Also See: Budget 2024 Live Updates The ""Angel Tax"" refers to a levy imposed on the capital raised by unlisted companies via the issue of shares to investors. This tax targets the premium paid by investors above the fair market value of shares, often classified as ""income from other sources"" and taxed accordingly.The Finance Act of 2012 brought about a significant change in the Income Tax Act by introducing Section 56(2)(viib). This section specifically targeted investments received by unlisted Indian companies. Under this provision, any investment that is valued above the fair market value is treated as income and subjected to taxation.Implemented in India in 2012, the Angel Tax aims to curb money laundering and prevent the inflow of unaccounted money. However, it has sparked controversy among startups and investors, who argue it stifles innovation and fundraising. To address these concerns, the government has introduced several exemptions and relief measures for eligible startups, easing the tax burden and fostering a more conducive environment for entrepreneurial growth.","The ""Angel Tax"" refers to a levy imposed on the capital raised by unlisted companies via the issue of shares to investors. This tax targets the premium paid by investors above the fair market value of shares. The tax aims to curb money laundering and prevent the inflow of unaccounted money.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-111952238,imgsize-1347963,width-400,resizemode-4/111952238.jpg"
-"Stock market today: BSE Sensex closes 280 points down; Nifty50 ends above 24,400",https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/business/india-business/stock-market-today-bse-sensex-nifty50-july-24-2024-union-budget-capital-gains-tax-ltcg-stcg-impact-dalal-street/articleshow/111974880.cms,"Stock market today: The BSE Sensex experienced a decline for the fourth consecutive day on Wednesday, primarily due to selling pressure in financial and banking stocks, coupled with the government's decision to increase the securities transaction tax and short-term capital gains tax .The 30-share index closed at 80,148.88, down by 280.16 points or 0.35 percent, with 19 components ending in the red and 11 in the green.During the trading session, the Sensex plummeted by 678.53 points or 0.84 percent to hit an intraday low of 79,750.51.Similarly, the NSE Nifty fell by 65.55 points or 0.27 percent to close at 24,413.50. Among the Sensex constituents, Bajaj Finserv was one of the top losers, shedding 2 percent after its first-quarter results failed to impress investors.Other significant laggards included Bajaj Finance, Hindustan Unilever, Kotak Mahindra Bank, Adani Ports, Axis Bank, and State Bank of India. On the other hand, Tech Mahindra, ITC, NTPC, Tata Motors, and Sun Pharma were among the gainers.ITC, a conglomerate, surged to its 52-week high before closing 0.42 percent higher, marking its second straight day of gains following the budget's proposal of no new taxes on tobacco products.""The budget event has gone by leaving a mixed bias while reshuffling of capital gain tax is only a short-term negative surprise. The broad market seems to be losing momentum due to lack of further traction,"" commented Vinod Nair, Head of Research at Geojit Financial Services.In the Asian markets, Seoul, Tokyo, Shanghai, and Hong Kong all settled lower, while European markets were also trading in the red. The US markets closed marginally lower on Tuesday. Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs) sold equities worth Rs 2,975.31 crore on Tuesday, as per exchange data. The global oil benchmark, Brent crude, rose by 0.75 percent to reach USD 81.62 a barrel.","The 30-share index closed at 80,148.88, down by 280.16 points or 0.35 percent, with 19 components ending in the red and 11 in the green. Bajaj Finserv was one of the top losers, shedding 2 percent after its first-quarter results failed to impress investors.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-111974932,imgsize-104558,width-400,resizemode-4/111974932.jpg"
+Wall Street got a reality check after a disappointing start of the megacap earnings season fueled concern the artificial-intelligence frenzy that has powered the bull market might be overblown.A selloff in big tech sent the S&P 500 to its worst day since December 2022, ending the best stretch without a 2% drop since the start of the global financial crisis.Losses were more pronounced in the Nasdaq 100, which tumbled over 3.5%. Alphabet Inc. slid 5% after sinking more resources into its drive to outmatch rivals in AI, with spending higher than analysts expected. Tesla Inc.’s profit miss and the Robotaxi delay spurred a 12% stock plunge.“Investors are finally waking up to all that AI spend and realizing it is much more of an expense right now rather than a revenue generator,” said Peter Boockvar at The Boock Report.Wednesday’s session was another lesson in the “concentration risk” bears see as latent in a market whose upside has owed disproportionately to a narrow cohort of massive gainers. For a fourth straight session — and the 10th time in 11 days — the performance of smaller companies exceeded larger ones, evidence investor tastes have shifted from the megacap tech names that have come to dominate benchmark indexes.The Treasury curve steepened on bets the Federal Reserve is close to cutting rates. Former New York Fed President William Dudley called for lower borrowing costs — preferably at next week’s gathering. For many analysts, such a move would be worrisome as it would indicate officials rushing to avoid a recession.The loonie fell as the Bank of Canada cut rates, focused on “downside risks.” The yen hit the highest since May amid an unwind in carry trades.To Steve Clayton at Hargreaves Lansdown, this could be the year markets start talking about the “So-So Seven,” noting that results from Tesla and Alphabet are not enough to maintain their momentum.“The market is not impressed with the start of earnings season for the mega tech stocks,” said Kathleen Brooks, research director at XTB. “There was a lot resting on these results and we don’t think that they give clear answers to questions about the effectiveness and profit potential for AI right now.”After driving the rally in stocks for most of 2024, big tech slammed into a wall. Traders rotated from megacaps to lagging parts of the market, spurred by bets on Fed rate cuts and concern AI still needs to pay off.“Tech’s problem isn’t just that earnings are less than perfect, but the group is still caught up in the violent rotation trade that kicked off with the June CPI,” said Vital Knowledge’s Adam Crisafulli. “Many assumed the anti-tech rotation would be ephemeral and the fact it’s proving durable is compounding anxiety toward the group and spurring additional selling pressure.”The drubbing in these stocks has seen some of the air come out of valuations. While that’s something that could argue in favor of dip buying, the earnings season is just getting started. Apple Inc, Microsoft Corp, Amazon.com Inc and Meta Platforms Inc are all due toTo Jose Torres at Interactive Brokers, the equity correction is far from over. “Yesterday we wrote that a 10% to 15% correction was in the cards this quarter, historically the worst period of the year,” Torres said. “This quarter, the valuation concerns are paired with front-loaded gains, irrational exuberance, a high bar for earnings estimates and a presidential election.”In fact, the second-quarter US earnings season is off to a weaker start than usual.Among S&P 500 companies that reported results, profits beat analyst estimates by the smallest margin since the end of 2022 — while sales surprises were the worst in at least two years, according to data compiled by Bloomberg.“We are still looking for volatility to increase moving through the second half of 2024 - with the potential for a 10% to 15% correction in benchmarks like the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq 100,” said Dan Wantrobski at Janney Montgomery Scott. “Our work does not point to secular/structural downturn at this time, but rather a pause in the reflationary expansion cycle that began a few years ago.”Just as earnings roll in, a key technical indicator in the US stock market sat close to historic extremes — a crucial gauge that has foretold past selloffs.Known as the “the 200-DMA” — an abbreviation of 200-day moving average — the gauge measures how the S&P 500 is performing against that longer-term measure. At one point last week, the benchmark was trading as much as 15% above it, according to data compiled by Bloomberg.While the gap has since narrowed — to 9% through Wednesday’s close — that kind of gulf above 12% still preceded declines for the index in 2011, 2018 and 2021. Although that does not necessarily mean the market is about to tank, it is a warning sign for investors concerned about lofty tech valuations and concentration risk.","A selloff in big tech sent the S&P 500 to its worst day since December 2022. Traders rotated from megacaps to lagging parts of the market, spurred by bets on Fed rate cuts. The yen hit the highest since May amid an unwind in carry trades.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-112001489,imgsize-170576,width-400,resizemode-4/112001489.jpg"
 Japan's Nikkei slips 3% following Nasdaq decline,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/business/international-business/japans-nikkei-slips-3-following-nasdaq-decline/articleshow/112001381.cms,"NEW DELHI: Japan's Nikkei declined over 3% or 1,182.10 points to to 37,972.75 during Thursday morning trading following a sharp drop in the Nasdaq .Similarly, the Topix index decreased by 2.70%, shedding 75.41 points to reach 2,717.71.The Japanese yen 's appreciation against the US dollar contributed to the market's downturn. Stephen Innes, an analyst, noted that the yen, considered a safe-haven currency, is ""basking in the glow of this week's risk-off mood"".The yen strengthened to 152.65 per dollar, a level not observed since early May. Innes suggested that ""Momentum traders seem to have shifted from squaring short yen positions to taking long yen bets ahead of next week's Bank of Japan meeting"".Meanwhile, analysts are uncertain whether the Bank of Japan will increase interest rates during its meeting on July 31, as part of their efforts to normalize the country's long-standing ultra-loose monetary policy.Hideyuki Suzuki, a senior analyst at SBI Securities, attributed the market's decline to ""falls in the US tech sector -- especially a plunge in Tesla shares and disappointing Alphabet earnings -- as well as a stronger yen"".In the United States, the Nasdaq, which is heavily focused on technology stocks, declined by 3.6%. The Dow Jones Industrial Average, composed of blue-chip stocks, fell by 1.3%, while the S&P 500, a broad-based index, decreased by 2.3%.","Japan's Nikkei declined over 3% or 1,182.10 points to to 37,972.75 during Thursday morning trading. The Japanese yen's appreciation against the US dollar contributed to the market's downturn. The yen strengthened to 152.65 per dollar, a level not observed since early May.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-112001416,imgsize-929274,width-400,resizemode-4/112001416.jpg"
 Tesla profit falls short again as Elon Musk demands investor patience,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/business/international-business/tesla-profit-falls-short-again-as-elon-musk-demands-investor-patience/articleshow/111974220.cms,"Tesla Inc reported its fourth consecutive quarter of disappointing profits on Tuesday, with CEO Elon Musk indicating that significant improvements are still some time away. The company will unveil a prototype of the much-anticipated robotaxi on October 10, but the actual product won't be available for a while. Additionally, a new, lower-cost car aimed at boosting sales won't begin production until at least the first half of next year.","The company will unveil a prototype of the much-anticipated robotaxi on October 10. The actual product won't be available for a while. A new, lower-cost car aimed at boosting sales won't begin production until at least the first half of next year.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-111974248,imgsize-1068956,width-400,resizemode-4/111974248.jpg"
 Hard to implement IMF deal as political pressure surges in Pakistan: Experts,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/business/international-business/hard-to-implement-imf-deal-as-political-pressure-surges-in-pakistan-experts/articleshow/111900453.cms,"ISLAMABAD: The current fiscal year's tax-laden budget and the Supreme Court's ruling on reserved seats have shifted the focus of politics to the economy , further posing doubts over Pakistan 's ability to meet the new International Monetary Fund (IMF) conditions for a $7 billion loan, reported Dawn.A senior researcher said, ""This is crucial to determining if the government can meet the conditions for a USD 7 billion IMF loan agreement.Nonetheless, I am confident the government will sign the deal at any cost.""According to the analysts, the government is seeking China's help to restructure its substantial $28 billion debt.However, sources have suggested that China is unlikely to restructure these loans, fearing that other nations, like Sri Lanka, may also seek debt restructuring from Beijing.Bankers and analysts agreed that the country has been facing significant challenges, with political pressure mounting to provide relief to the public, Dawn reported.""The government has failed to offer any relief, instead exacerbating the situation by repeatedly increasing fuel and electricity prices,"" a senior banker said, noting that only banks and the equity market are enjoying the ""worst economy,"" recording historic profits.On the contrary, sectors like textiles are calling for tax reductions and price controls. Exporters are also dissatisfied with the new taxes on their income.The annual inflation rate for FY24 stood at 23.4%, leaving the real interest rate negative by three per cent.""How can we expect any big cut in the interest rate in the future to stimulate the economy?"" the banker questioned.The sources said that the IMF has asked the State Bank to maintain fiscal discipline, implying no substantial relief in interest rates soon.The high cost of doing business has already led to economic contraction in FY23, with a mere 2.4 per cent growth in FY24.""If the political situation remains unstable, significant growth in FY25 is unlikely, which will increase unemployment and deepen political uncertainties,"" noted an analyst. The IMF projects 3.5% growth for FY25, while Fitch Ratings estimates 3.2%.Faisal Mamsa, CEO of Tresmark, showed optimism and said that the IMF deal will unlock additional funding sources, stabilise the rupee and bolster foreign exchange reserves.However, he expressed concerns about the political and social challenges in the country, which could complicate the successful implementation of IMF conditions, as reported by Dawn.""Moody's points out that Pakistan has historically struggled with implementing the structural reforms required by IMF programmes, which casts doubt on the current deal's effectiveness,"" he said.Despite campaigns for deals with Saudi Arabia, UAE and China, no substantial progress has been made, nor has privatisation of any government entity gone through, Mamsa said, adding that the anti-poor budget may not be sustainable in the long term.","The current fiscal year's tax-laden budget and the Supreme Court's ruling on reserved seats have shifted the focus of politics to the economy. The high cost of doing business has already led to economic contraction in FY23, with a mere 2.4 per cent growth in FY24.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-111900426,imgsize-917420,width-400,resizemode-4/111900426.jpg"
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 "TSMC rides AI demand to raise revenue forecast, says no to US joint venture",https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/business/international-business/tsmc-rides-ai-demand-to-raise-revenue-forecast-says-no-to-us-joint-venture/articleshow/111833398.cms,"Smartphone chips demand
 
 TAIPEI: Taiwan's TSMC , the world's largest contract chipmaker, raised its full-year revenue forecast on Thursday given surging demand for chips used in artificial intelligence, and rejected the idea of a joint venture factory in the United States.Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co Ltd (TSMC), a major Apple Inc and Nvidia supplier, has benefited from the global AI boom that has helped it weather the tapering off of pandemic-led electronics demand.The bellwether for the chip industry earlier on Thursday posted net profit that beat market expectations. It raised its 2024 revenue forecast to growth of slight to above the mid-20% range in U.S. dollar terms, versus a previous prediction of an increase in the low to mid-20% range.""AI is so hot; right now everybody, all my customers, want to put AI functionality into their devices,"" Chairman and CEO C.C. Wei told analysts and reporters at an earnings conference.The company's U.S.-listed shares rose 3.3% in pre-market trading following the results.Its Taiwan-listed shares, however, closed down 2.4% before the earnings announcement, extending falls this week after U.S. Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump said that Taiwan ""did take about 100% of our chip business"" and should pay the U.S. for its defence.TSMC is spending $65 billion on three plants in the U.S. state of Arizona and has other new factories in operation or planning stages in Japan and Germany, which have partner investors.Asked if TSMC would consider a joint venture in the United States following Trump's comments, Wei said no.""So far we did not change any of our original plans of expansion of our overseas fabs. We continue to expand in Arizona, in Kumamoto, and maybe in future in Europe. No change in our strategy. We continue in our current practice,"" he added.On whether TSMC has enough capacity to support the demand for chips, he said things were ""very, very tight"".""We are working very, very hard to get enough capacity to support my customers from now all the way to next year, to 2026.""CFO Wendell Huang said supply for leading edge nodes, including its 3nm and 5nm, would remain very tight next year.For the current quarter, TSMC said its revenue would increase by as much as 34%, in a range of between $22.4 billion to $23.2 billion.The company adjusted its capital expenditure plans for this year to between $30 billion and $32 billion, compared with a previous forecast of $28 billion to $32 billion.TSMC's April-June net profit climbed to T$247.8 billion ($7.60 billion) from T$181.8 billion a year earlier.The profit beat a T$238.8 billion estimate for the quarter ended June 30, according to an LSEG SmartEstimate drawn from 21 analysts. SmartEstimates give greater weighting to forecasts from analysts who are more consistently accurate.""Moving into the third quarter of 2024, we expect our business to be supported by strong smartphone and AI-related demand for our leading-edge process technologies,"" Huang said.Second-quarter revenue at TSMC, Asia's most valuable publicly listed company, rose by 33% to $20.8 billion, better than the company's previous forecast of $19.6 billion to $20.4 billion.",Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co Ltd (TSMC) has benefited from the global AI boom. The bellwether for the chip industry earlier on Thursday posted net profit that beat market expectations. It raised its 2024 revenue forecast to growth of slight to above the mid-20% range in U.S. dollar terms.,"https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-111833444,imgsize-1257533,width-400,resizemode-4/111833444.jpg"
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+Stock traders in Asia are ramping up the Trump trade in preparation for a potential second term for the former US president, which will likely create winners and losers in the region.Donald Trump ’s “America first” policies on trade, defense and other industries would hamper the outlook of a myriad of sectors in Asia from agriculture and farm equipment to textiles and weapons production.Asian companies’ momentum in the global race for electric vehicles and chips could slow should a Trump administration follow through on his pledges.China is seen as a clear loser given Trump’s call for higher tariffs and confrontational rhetoric against the world’s second largest economy. Taiwan and South Korea, which are heavily reliant on export revenues from semiconductor and other tech sectors, are also staring at an outlook downturn, market watchers say.India is deemed as a potential beneficiary should the former US president’s polling hold up and lead to his win in November. Southeast Asian economies, whose fortunes aren’t closely tied to exports, may be able to deflect much of the fallout from a change in the White House, investors say.Here is what market watchers are saying“India stands out as an economy that is relatively shielded from these shocks as the country has only a small share of global goods markets and is less exposed to China-related risks.”“It looks like India has a much better relationship with the US than China. At least from India’s side, the impact of Trump was not as bad as it was for many other emerging markets. It’s difficult to think it’ll be different this time.”“China’s obviously going to be one of the most affected if those tariffs really come in place and if Trump successfully can put enough pressure on the EU to also put some tariffs of their own on China.”Still, “a lot of companies are diversifying their markets or starting to diversify the supply chains and build manufacturing facilities outside of China. And even if a Trump presidency imposes high tariffs, Europe might decide not to follow it unless there is some really super strong political pressure.”“For Japan, we believe that risks are more balanced than China as the country’s sensitivity to global trade is a bit lower, and its relations with the US will likely remain solid even under the Trump administration.”“We also see the opportunity for the country to cement its semiconductor sector renaissance if Taiwan or South Korea end up bearing the brunt of the Trump team’s potentially consequential re-calibration of the US strategy for them.”“In Asia, the biggest beneficiaries are likely to be Vietnam, Taiwan, and Malaysia. Vietnam has been benefiting from the lower-end manufacturing, such as textile and wooden furniture, while Taiwan and Malaysia have been benefiting from electronic products supply chain shifts.”“Southeast Asia will be in a pretty good position because of what’s happening with China. So in that sense, Southeast Asia would be good. Thailand even, well, Vietnam may get into some trouble because they’re doing so much manufacturing of Chinese goods, but they’re also doing a lot of manufacturing for Korea.”“For Asia, it would really affect the tech-related ones more. It’s really whether the momentum trade of Taiwan, Korea is going to continue a bit longer, versus Asean being a bit more resilient, less tied to the tech sector, and having the China plus one strategy and secular themes playing out.”","Donald Trump ’s “America first” policies on trade, defense and other industries would hamper the outlook of a myriad of sectors in Asia. China is seen as a clear loser given Trump’s call for higher tariffs and confrontational rhetoric. Taiwan and South Korea, which are heavily reliant on export revenues from semiconductor and other tech sectors, are also staring at an outlook downturn.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-111831078,imgsize-59226,width-400,resizemode-4/111831078.jpg"
+Dollar at weakest level since May,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/business/international-business/dollar-at-weakest-level-since-may/articleshow/111822108.cms,"The dollar tumbled to its weakest level in two months, a move amplified by a rally in the yen that reverberated across global currency markets.Japanese authorities are suspected of having spent $22 billion last week to support the yen, after deploying record amounts a couple of months earlier.","Japanese authorities are suspected of having spent $22 billion last week to support the yen. The move amplified by a rally in the yen that reverberated across global currency markets. The dollar tumbled to its weakest level in two months, a move amplify by the yen rally.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-111822175,imgsize-70150,width-400,resizemode-4/111822175.jpg"
+HSBC picks insider Georges Elhedery for CEO role,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/business/international-business/hsbc-picks-insider-for-ceo-role/articleshow/111822107.cms,"HSBC named Georges Elhedery its next CEO , continuing the lender's tradition of picking insiders to run the bank .Elhedery will take over as CEO from Sept 2, the London-headquartered bank said in a statement on Wednesday. He replaces Noel Quinn , who in April announced his surprise decision to retire from HSBC after a more than three-decade career, including five years as CEO.The 50-year-old takes the role less than two years after his promotion to chief financial officer.","Elhedery will take over as CEO from Sept 2, the London-headquartered bank said in a statement on Wednesday. He replaces Noel Quinn, who in April announced his surprise decision to retire from HSBC after a more than three-decade career, including five years as CEO.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-111826262,imgsize-1186121,width-400,resizemode-4/111826262.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,"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"
+Startups Revolutionizing Carbon Dioxide into Valuable Products,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/business/startups/global/startups-revolutionizing-carbon-dioxide-into-valuable-products/articleshow/106920179.cms,"For most perfume makers, ingredients to make it smell great are the most important feature. But for Stafford Sheehan, a cofounder and chemist at Air Company, the most important part of perfume-making has no scent at all.New York-based Air Company uses technology that converts planet-warming carbon dioxide into ethanol, which is then blended with essential oils and water to produce perfume.While the pale yellow-color Air Eau de Parfum is about 50% more expensive than Coco Chanel’s signature No. 5, Sheehan says his product is uniquely valuable: Every 50-milliliter bottle uses 3.6 grams of CO2 that otherwise would have been released into the atmosphere. Its package reads: “Turning CO2 into something beautiful.”While the volume of CO2 utilized in the bottle is extremely small, Air Company’s perfume showcases one way the coming wave of captured carbon can be put to use. Renewable energy and electric cars alone won’t be enough to cut CO2 emissions to zero. The world will almost certainly need to capture billions of tons of the gas annually in the coming decades. Large amounts will likely be stored underground. Using it — so-called carbon capture and utilization, or CCU — to create new products from perfume to jet fuel could be an important tool in the fight against climate change , too, though the nascent industry has major hurdles to overcome.Roughly 230 million tons of CO2 are utilized every year, according to a 2019 report by the International Energy Agency. While roughly one-third of that is reused to force more oil from the ground — hardly a carbon-neutral process — CCU advocates say that the number of companies coming up with new uses for carbon has mushroomed in recent years, paving a way to unlock climate benefits. Carbon-derived fuels and chemicals, for example, could theoretically grow to the scale of billions of tons of CO2 use per year if companies could perfect their technology and lower costs.Calgary-based CleanO2 transforms CO2 captured from building heating boilers into feedstock to make soap. Newlight Technologies, a biotechnology startup based in California, takes carbon pulled directly from the air and turns it into biodegradable plastics. Germany’s Covestro AG, one of the world’s largest polymer manufacturers, is also switching some of its fossil fuel-based feedstocks to carbon-derived materials for everything ranging from car shells to medical devices and stadium roofs.Most companies working on CO2-sequestering products are still in their infancy. To grow the emerging sector, global venture capitalists in 2022 poured nearly $500 million into carbon utilization businesses, according to the IEA. That’s in stark contrast to 2015, when barely any venture money went to technologies that utilize CO2.“It’s just a whole different landscape today than it was a decade ago,” says Sasha Mackler, executive director of the energy program at Washington, DC-based non-profit Bipartisan Policy Center.Jennifer Holmgren, chief executive officer of LanzaTech Global Inc., has experienced the shifting sentiment firsthand. The Illinois-based company uses a carbon-eating bacteria – discovered in the guts of rabbits and preserved as powder – to make alternative ethanol in bioreactors not dissimilar to how breweries ferment beer. In the early 2010s, when Holmgren touted carbon-derived ethanol to prospective customers, her sales pitch was met with skepticism.But the tide began turning later that decade. In 2018, the company’s jet fuel produced from the emissions of a Chinese steel mill helped power a Transatlantic flight. LanzaTech has also inked agreements with airlines including Japan’s All Nippon Airways to supply CO2-derived jet fuel. And LanzaJet, the company’s spin-off, plans to start producing sustainable jet fuels at a commercial scale this year.Yet for all the hype around sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) using captured carbon, the industry is still an extremely small player. Almost every major airline in the world has pledged to use at least 10% sustainable jet fuels by 2030, yet SAF makes up only 0.1% of global aviation fuel supply — and much of it is made from sources other than captured CO2, such as used cooking oil.“There’s a lot more interest because consumers have become much more interested in buying things that are lower carbon,” says Holmgren. That’s enabled LanzaTech to expand the number of products that utilize CO2.American plastic container maker Plastipak, for instance, has partnered with LanzaTech to produce carbon-derived packaging materials, while polyester converted from LanzaTech’s ethanol has replaced its petroleum-based counterpart at a pilot scale in Lululemon shorts, Zara dresses, H&M yoga pants, On running shoes and Craghoppers jackets. Like SAF, though, there’s still a long way to go for CO2-derived polyester to reach meaningful levels of use.Momentum to grow beyond one-off products and low-scale production has also been supercharged by a growing array of regulations and incentives around the world. For instance, the Inflation Reduction Act that US President Joe Biden signed in 2022 raised the tax credit for carbon capture and utilization by more than 70% to $60 per metric ton in an effort to make costly projects more financially appealing.To keep the climate within habitable limits, the IEA estimates that carbon capture will have to grow to 7.6 billion tons of CO2 annually by mid-century. CCU will play a role, though just how big remains to be seen. Not every use case is created equal and some approaches, such as dissolving compressed CO2 in water to make carbonated beverages, only store the gas temporarily. To quantify the true climate benefit of carbon utilization, experts say third-party verification is badly needed.The rise of CCU technology comes as another key approach in President Biden’s net-zero roadmap is hitting a bit of a wall. Carbon capture and storage — that is, gathering CO2 as it’s released from a coal-fired power plant or other emissions source and sequestering it underground — has faced challenges because carbon is often captured in one place and stored in another. That requires pipelines to transport the gas, which many local communities have opposed. Blackrock-backed Navigator, for example, recently announced it was scrapping a planned 1,300-mile CO2 pipeline.Carbon utilization companies say that they can sidestep that issue by using carbon near or at where it’s captured.At its 12-acre factory in Brooklyn, Glenwood Mason Supply demonstrates how. The concrete manufacturer takes CO2 captured at a residential building by its partner company, CarbonQuest, and uses a technique licensed from low-carbon concrete startup CarbonCure to convert the compressed carbon into a powder not unlike dry ice. It then injects it into industrial mixers. There, the CO2 meets cement, sand and aggregate, setting off a series of chemical reactions. The final result is concrete blocks with CO2 sealed in.The technique not only stores carbon but it can also make the blocks marginally stronger. The company estimates that it has utilized about 100 tons of CO2 in total since 2020. Even if the blocks break down, the stored carbon won’t be released as CO2 because it’s been mineralized.“Cement is a big offender in carbon emissions,” says Constance Cincotta, founder of the concrete factory. She became intrigued by the technology and its ability to lower her company's climate impact after hearing about it at an industry conference in the early 2010s. But it wasn't until CarbonCure came on the scene a few years ago that the prospect of CO2-storing cement became tangible. Glenwood Mason then sourced CO2 locally from CarbonQuest, which captures carbon from buildings in New York. Those factors have enabled large-scale production.While Cincotta’s intended to help the planet, she and her team discovered that sinking CO2 into concrete blocks is good for the business, too. In 2019, New York City — where the majority of the company’s concrete blocks are sold — passed a regulation requiring all buildings to shrink their carbon footprint 40% by the end of the decade. Glenwood Mason’s phones have been ringing ever since, with calls from architects and property developers who want to leverage their lower-carbon building materials to cut emissions, says Jeff Hansen, the company’s vice president in architectural sales and marketing.The factory’s CO2-storing concrete blocks also caught the eye of Amazon.com Inc, which in 2022 persuaded a real estate developer to purchase roughly 50,000 blocks for the construction of a new warehouse in New York that Amazon has leased. Had Glenwood Mason not sealed CO2 in its blocks, it wouldn’t have won the contract, Hansen says. To figure out how to pack more carbon into its products, the company has set up a laboratory in its factory to test the reaction between CO2 and other concrete feedstocks under different temperatures and humidity levels.But figuring out the right formula is only one consideration. Utilizing CO2 often comes with an additional cost. As the demand for CO2-derived products climbs, that green premium is expected to go down. Yet “it’s very hard to be a cost parity with a 100-year-old industry that doesn’t even have to pay for its externalities,” says Holmgren of LanzaTech. Even with economies of scale, Holmgren estimates that carbon-containing fabrics will still likely cost as much as 20% higher than conventional ones.“It’s unlikely that we will ever be a cost parity,” she says.In addition to the cost barrier, CCU companies also have to convince end users that may be suspicious of unproven new technologies.Changing feedstocks “does come with risks,” says Keith Wiggins, chief executive officer of Econic Technologies, a British startup that specializes in making carbon-derived chemicals. To get risk-averse industries onboard, Wiggins says his company is laser-focused on those that are under consumer pressure to change course.That strategy seems to be working. Econic has teamed up with three manufacturers in the US, China and India to produce mattresses, outdoor garments and building insulation materials that utilize CO2. The first batch of products using the company’s technology are scheduled to enter the market in 2024.For all the promise of the carbon utilization industry, it remains to be seen if it can challenge the status quo. While Air Company started selling carbon-derived perfume in 2021, the startup has yet to build its first commercial plant, Sheehan says, citing the time-consuming process needed for collecting data and fine-tuning the technology for large-scale production.Fow now, the company’s demonstration facility in New York City — where CO2 and hydrogen gas flow through tubes into a reactor to form chemical reactions, aided by catalysts made from a confidential mixture of metals — is designed to yield at least 10,000 gallons of CO2-derived liquid annually. The limited production capacity has left many orders for its perfume — as well as jet fuels and Air Vodka, another popular product made from CO2 — unfilled.“We need to scale these facilities to the size of oil refineries today in order to have the impact on climate change that we want to have,” Sheehan says.","New York-based Air Company uses technology that converts planet-warming carbon dioxide into ethanol, which is then blended with essential oils and water to produce perfume. Carbon-derived fuels and chemicals could theoretically grow to the scale of billions of tons of CO2 use per year if companies could perfect their technology.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-106921271,imgsize-633411,width-400,resizemode-4/106921271.jpg"
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-'Enormous potential': EAM S Jaishankar on India-UK relationship,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/enormous-potential-eam-s-jaishankar-on-india-uk-relationship-during-talks-with-british-counterpart/articleshow/112001092.cms,"NEW DELHI: External affairs minister S Jaishankar highlighted the immense potential of the India-UK relationship during the discussion with his British counterpart David Lammy .The meeting held on Wednesday aimed to strengthen ties in key areas such as trade, defence, security, clean energy, new technologies, digital domain, and people's mobility, with a particular focus on advancing a mutually beneficial free trade agreement (FTA).""I do believe that our relationship, it is a very important relationship at the enormous possibilities there,"" said Jaishankar during his meeting with Lammy.""And how we explore those possibilities, how do we realise our potential in a more meaningful way, is one of the tasks that I look forward to undertaking with you. We are both countries which have a big global presence in different ways. So I think it's also important that India and the UK work together on global issues and in global platforms,"" he added.Lammy's two-day visit to New Delhi is the first high-level engagement between the two nations since the Labour government, led by Prime Minister Keir Starmer, toppled the Conservatives in the recently held elections and assumed power on July 5.Earlier, Prime Minister Narendra Modi, during his meeting with Lammy, reaffirmed India's commitment to elevating its relationship with the UK and welcomed the desire to conclude a free trade agreement that benefits both nations.""A pleasure to meet UK FS @DavidLammy. Appreciate the priority accorded by PM @Keir_Starmerto broaden and deepen the Comprehensive Strategic Partnership. Remain committed to elevating the ties. Welcome the bilateral Technology Security Initiative and the desire to conclude a mutually beneficial FTA,"" said PM Modi in a post on X.Meanwhile, Lammy described the trade deal negotiations as the ground, rather than the ceiling, of the ambitions to unlock shared potential and foster growth. He recognized India as the emerging superpower of the 21st century, with a population of 1.4 billion and one of the fastest-growing economies worldwide.""India is the emerging superpower of the 21st century, the largest country in the world with 1.4 billion people and one of the fastest growing economies in the world. Our Free Trade Agreement negotiations is the floor not the ceiling of our ambitions to unlock our shared potential and deliver growth, from Bengaluru to Birmingham,"" said British foreign secretary.David Lammy, the UK Foreign Secretary, will advocate for a ""reset"" of the UK-India relationship during his visit, according to a British government readout. This includes reaffirming London's dedication to achieving a free trade agreement that will benefit both nations' economies.India and the UK in 2021 adopted a 10-year roadmap to expand their relationship in key areas such as trade and economy, defence and security, climate change, and people-to-people connections, among others."," External affairs minister S Jaishankar highlighted the immense potential of the India-UK relationship during the discussion with his British counterpart David Lammy. The meeting held on Wednesday aimed to strengthen ties in key areas such as trade, defence, security, clean energy, new technologies, digital domain, and people's mobility.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-112001270,imgsize-753218,width-400,resizemode-4/112001270.jpg"
-Pakistan reporter questions US spokesperson about 'Kanwar Yatra' row. His response,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/pakistan-reporter-questions-us-spokesperson-about-kanwar-yatra-row-his-response/articleshow/112001156.cms,"The US state department spokesperson, Matthew Miller, addressed the issue of ""nameplates in Kanwar Yatra "" on Thursday, alleging that the Supreme Court's order was not currently in effect.Responding to a question by a Pakistani journalist, Miller said that the US was aware of the reports.""We have seen those reports. We have also seen reports that the Indian Supreme Court on July 22 issued an interim stay on the implementation of those rules.So they're not actually in effect,"" news agency ANI quoted Miller as saying.""Speaking generally, we are always committed to promoting and protecting universal respect for the right of freedom of religion and belief for all anywhere in the world. And we have engaged with our Indian counterparts on the importance of equal treatment for members of all religions,"" Miller added.Earlier this week, the Supreme Court halted Uttar Pradesh, Uttarakhand, and other state governments from enforcing their order that required shop owners and hawkers along the Kanwar Yatra routes to display their names and those of their staff members. The court stated that only the type of food served should be mentioned. Notices were issued to the governments of UP, MP, Uttarakhand, and Delhi, seeking their responses by July 26, when the case will be heard again.The court ordered, ""We deem it appropriate to pass interim order prohibiting the enforcement of the impugned directives.In other words, the food sellers (including dhaba owners, restaurants, foods and vegetable sellers, hawkers, etc) may be required to display the kind of food that they are serving to the kanwariyas. But they must not be forced to display the name/identity of the owners and the employees deployed in their respective establishments.""The bench expressed its initial disagreement with the directives issued by the state authorities. It stated that while the authorities can ensure that the kanwariyas are served vegetarian food that meets their preferences and hygienic standards, potentially through orders under the Food Safety and Standards Act, 2006, and the Street Vendors Act, 2014, the police cannot usurp the legal powers vested in the competent authority without a legal foundation.(With agency inputs)","US state department spokesperson, Matthew Miller, addressed the issue of ""nameplates in Kanwar Yatra "" on Thursday, alleging that the Supreme Court's order was not currently in effect. Miller said that the US was aware of the reports and that the Indian Supreme Court on July 22 issued an interim stay on the implementation of those rules.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-112001155,imgsize-709221,width-400,resizemode-4/112001155.jpg"
-BJP: Opposition looks negatively towards backward states,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/bjp-opposition-looks-negatively-towards-backward-states/articleshow/111997565.cms,"NEW DELHI: BJP on Wednesday slammed Congress and other opposition parties for criticising the Union budget , saying that it revealed their political frustration and negative attitude towards ""some backward states "" that need special focus and assistance for development.BJP spokesperson and former Rajya Sabha MP G V L Narasimha Rao said Prime Minister Narendra Modi-led govt's Budget has been welcomed by ""one and all"" but the opposition parties are coming out with ""immature and negative reactions"" against it.Party's reaction comes against the backdrop of Congress and other constituents of the opposition INDIA bloc accusing govt of presenting a ""discriminatory"" Budget towards opposition-ruled states after finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman made a host of budgetary announcements for Andhra Pradesh and Bihar on Tuesday.JD(U) and TDP, which rule Bihar and Andhra Pradesh respectively, are key constituents of BJP-led National Democratic Alliance (NDA) govt at the Centre.""The entire country looks at this as a progressive, pro-people, pro-poor, pro-farmer and pro-employement budget. It is a Budget which has actually laid out a vision for 'Viksit Bharat',"" Rao said at a press conference.With more than Rs 48 lakh crore overall budgetary expenditure, the Union Budget 2024-25 has kept its focus on every section of the society and every state in the country, he said, adding special focus has been given to backward states, particularly eastern regions, for their development.""But, allocations have been made to some states keeping in view their developmental needs and long neglect,"" Rao said in an apparent reference to budgetary announcements made by the finance minister for Bihar and Andhra Pradesh.He said Andhra Pradesh certainly needed special financial assistance because of the ravages of the division and bifurcation the state suffered due to Congress.Rao said Congress, which is criticising the budget, had in its manifesto mentioned that it would give special category state status to Andhra Pradesh if voted to power.""They make such kind of hollow promises because they do realise that they betrayed the people of Andhra Pradesh and they cannot get out of it. They have been reduced to 1% vote share party in Andhra Pradesh (in recent elections),"" the BJP functionary said.","BJP says opposition parties are coming out with ""immature and negative reactions"" against it. Party's reaction comes against the backdrop of Congress and other constituents of the opposition INDIA bloc accusing govt of presenting a ""discriminatory"" Budget towards opposition-ruled states.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-111997567,imgsize-56884,width-400,resizemode-4/111997567.jpg"
+"'To avoid flare ups': In SC, UP govt justifies order to name shop owners during Kanwar Yatra",https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/to-avoid-flare-ups-in-sc-up-govt-justifies-order-to-name-owners-during-kanwar-yatra/articleshow/112029803.cms,"NEW DELHI: The Uttar Pradesh government defended its order in the Supreme Court on Friday, stating that the directive to name owners during the Kanwar Yatra was issued to ensure that the religious sentiments of Kanwariyas are not inadvertently hurt and to maintain peace and tranquility in the region.The UP government's response comes days after the Supreme Court halted UP, Uttarakhand and other state governments from implementing their directives to compel shop owners and hawkers along the routes of the kanwar yatra to display their names along with those of staff members and said that only the kind of food they serve should be mentioned.""Even small confusions regarding the kind of food Kanwariyas are served, has the potential to hurt their religious sentiments and cause flare ups, especially in a communally sensitive area like Muzaffarnagar,"" Live Law quoted the UP government as saying.""Past incidents have shown that misunderstandings regarding the type of food being sold have led to tensions and disturbances. The directives are a proactive measure to avoid such situations,"" it added.The court issued notice to Uttar Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh, Uttarakhand and Delhi governments seeking their response by July 26.“We deem it appropriate to pass interim order prohibiting the enforcement of the impugned directives. In other words, food sellers (including dhaba owners, restaurants, foods and vegetable sellers, hawkers, etc) may be required to display the kind of food that they are serving to the kanwariyas. But they must not be forced to display the name/identity of the owners and the employees,” the court ordered.","The Uttar Pradesh government defended its order in the Supreme Court on Friday. It said the directive to name owners during the Kanwar Yatra was issued to ensure that the religious sentiments of Kanwariyas are not inadvertently hurt. The Supreme Court halted UP, Uttarakhand and other state governments from implementing their directives.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-112029886,imgsize-1839854,width-400,resizemode-4/112029886.jpg"
+Bill introduced to strengthen US-India partnership and counter China's influence in Indo-Pacific,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/bill-introduced-to-strengthen-us-india-partnership-and-counter-chinas-influence-in-indo-pacific/articleshow/112029241.cms,"NEW DELHI: US senator Marco Rubio introduced a bill in American Congress on Friday that aims to strengthen the US-India partnership and counter the growing influence of China in the Indo-Pacific region .""In order to strengthen our partnership with India, it’s essential we increase our strategic relationship with New Delhi. Introduced a bill to best support India as they continue to face aggression from Communist China,"" Marco Rubio said on X (formerly Twitter).The bill proposes to treat India on par with US allies such as Japan, Israel, South Korea, and Nato allies in terms of technology transfers and support India's response to increasing threats to its territorial integrity. It also seeks to bar Pakistan from receiving security assistance if it is found to have sponsored terrorism against India.""Communist China continues to aggressively expand its domain in the Indo-Pacific region, all while it seeks to impede the sovereignty and autonomy of our regional partners. It's crucial for the US to continue its support in countering these malicious tactics. India, along with other nations in the region, is not alone,"" Rubio said after introducing the US-India defence cooperation act in the Senate.Although the bill is unlikely to make significant progress in the current Congress due to the short timeline and political divisions, it may be reintroduced in the next Congress, given the bipartisan support for the India-US relationship.The bill outlines a Statement of Policy that the US will support India's response to growing threats to its territorial integrity, provide necessary security assistance to deter adversaries, and cooperate with India in various areas, including defence, civil space, technology, medicine, and economic investments. If passed into law, the bill would provide a limited exemption for India from CAATSA sanctions for purchases of Russian equipment currently used by the Indian military.The proposed legislation would authorize the secretary of state to enter into a memorandum of understanding with India to increase military cooperation, expedite excess defence articles to India for two years, and grant India the same status as other allies. The bill also aims to expand International Military Education and Training Cooperation with New Delhi.","US senator Marco Rubio introduced a bill in American Congress that aims to strengthen the US-India partnership. The bill proposes to treat India on par with US allies such as Japan, Israel, South Korea, and Nato allies in terms of technology transfers. It also seeks to bar Pakistan from receiving security assistance if it is found to have sponsored terrorism against India.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-112029511,imgsize-546283,width-400,resizemode-4/112029511.jpg"
+"BJD, AIADMK, YSRCP flag neglect of Odisha, Tamil Nadu and Andhra Pradesh",https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/bjd-aiadmk-ysrcp-flag-neglect-of-odisha-tamil-nadu-and-andhra-pradesh/articleshow/112028857.cms,"NEW DELHI: BJD, AIADMK and YSRCP , the three parties that so far have mostly bailed out the BJP-led govt in Rajya Sabha, flagged inadequate budget for Odisha , Tamil Nadu and Andhra Pradesh. The charge from BJD was more intense as it alleged that it was complete “betrayal of Odisha” despite the state having elected 20 BJP MPs in the general elections, which has helped Narendra Modi to become Prime Minister for the third consecutive time.BJD’s Debashish Samantaray alleged the govt has neglected the regional aspiration despite 204 MPs in the Lok Sabha members are from regional parties. Raising the issue of inadequate budgetary allocation to Odisha, the MP said, “I don’t remember how many times they came running to Naveen Patnaik’s knees for their govt’s sake. We supported them, but they forgot. Just to win an election such wrong narratives and such unparliamentary aspersions about Naveen Patnaik’s health. What standards Indian politics has gone to?”The BJP MP alleged the govt for regional imbalance by neglecting West Bengal, Odisha, Jharkhand and Chhattisgarh. He charged the govt of appeasing only two states and no mention of Odisha in President’s speech and Budget despite the state taking lead in supplying oxygen during the Covid-19 crisis. The BJD legislator said the state has got nothing despite being the biggest producer of coal and iron ore. “Today in Rajya Sabha, the opposition is more (number) than the ruling party,” Samantaray said.In response to a stray remark, he said, “Let the President’s election come, then you will see.”Participating in the discussion, AIADMK member C Ve Shanmugam said that the allocation of funds in the Budget “does not sufficiently address the pressing needs of Tamil Nadu” in relation to infrastructure, social justice, healthcare and education. He added that govt has made no provision for new projects, no allocation for the industrial corridor and for phase-2 of Chennai Metro.In his speech, even YSRCP leader V Vijayasai Reddy charged the govt of doing figure jugglery to give an impression that majority of the fund has gone to Andhra Pradesh. He said the Budget only talks of arranging Rs 15,000 crore loan for development of the state capital. “Can it be treated as a grant? Even the interest and repayment has to be done by the state,” he said.","BJD, AIADMK and YSRCP flagged inadequate budget for Odisha, Tamil Nadu and Andhra Pradesh. BJD alleged that it was complete “betrayal of Odisha’ despite the state having elected 20 BJP MPs in the general elections.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-112028917,imgsize-88908,width-400,resizemode-4/112028917.jpg"
+"'Durga Mata Ki Jai': On Kargil anniversary, Captain Vikram Batra's twin brother echoes J&K Rifles's war cry",https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/yeh-dil-maange-more-twin-echoes-captain-batras-battle-cry/articleshow/112024978.cms,"DRASS: A more poignant act of twinning would be hard to find. As banker Vishal Batra stood at Point 5140 in Drass Thursday, scanned the horizon and yelled ""Yeh dil maange more"" thrice, he was harking back to a moment etched as much in the national consciousness as the deepest recesses of his heart.Kargil hero Capt Vikram Batra , his twin and posthumous Param Vir Chakra winner, had uttered those words 25 years ago in a famous victory message after capturing Tiger Hill.Vishal wanted to recreate the moment and feel his brother's spirit in the wind brushing against his face on that barren terrain where bravery remains the final milestone.The twins would have celebrated turning 50 together on Sept 9. Vishal, a spitting image of his brother, visited one of the posts Capt Batra had occupied a quarter of a century ago ""to be closer to him"" in their ""special year"".""After 45 days, I will be a 50-year-old with grey hair, but Vikram will remain young at 25. We shared a strong bond, being identical twins and more like friends,"" he told TOI.Vishal rounded off his tribute to the slogan immortalised by his brother with the J&K Rifles' war cry ""Durga Mata Ki Jai"".""I travelled to the remote post with permission from the Army Chief of Staff, Gen Upendra Dwivedi, who acceded to my special request. Some of the soldiers who had worked with my brother accompanied me,"" he said.""The atmosphere was charged with emotion as I walked through the area and spoke to those who had shared his journey. Each step at the post, which is at an altitude of around 17,000 feet, was a poignant reminder of the sacrifice and valour of Vikram and his men.""Capt Batra wrote four letters to his sibling between June 16 and July 5, 1999. The first spoke of his ""mission"". The second one, written on June 23, mentioned that he had been recommended for the Maha Vir Chakra, the country's second highest gallantry award.In his third letter, datelined July 2, was about him moving further for his next mission. ""We received the final letter after he died in battle,"" Vishal recalled.The twins' mother Kamal Kant Batra, who died this Feb, had named them ""Luv and Kush"" because she was a disciple of Ram.""When he was alive, I was called Kush, being the younger one. Now, I am proud to be known as the brother of Shershah (Capt Vikram's codename during the Kargil War),"" Vishal said.Vishal said he wanted to join the Army as much as his twin, and they together appeared for an SSB interview in Allahabad. ""He was selected in his first attempt, but I was rejected. I tried thrice but didn't make it. Perhaps, it was destiny. I am living a dream through my brother.""On the 20th anniversary of Kargil War in 2019, Vishal had visited Point 4875, later named ""Batra Top"". Capt Batra was among the 25 casualties the Army suffered while capturing that post. Rifleman Sanjay Kumar, among those who died fighting, was also posthumously conferred the Param Vir Chakra.","Kargil hero Capt Vikram Batra's twin Vishal visited one of the posts he had occupied a quarter of a century ago ""to be closer to him"" Vishal wanted to recreate the moment and feel his brother's spirit in the wind brushing against his face on that barren terrain.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-112024997,imgsize-27832,width-400,height-225,resizemode-72/112024997.jpg"
+Bangladeshi infiltrators pushing up Jharkhand minority population: BJP MP,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/bangladeshi-infiltrators-pushing-up-jharkhand-minority-population-bjp-mp/articleshow/112024980.cms,"NEW DELHI: BJP member Nishikant Dubey on Thursday raised the issue of Muslim population rising in certain districts of Jharkhand due to Bangladeshi infiltrators and called for implementation of the National Register of Citizens (NRC). He also demanded that West Bengal's Malda and Murshidabad districts be made Union Territories to deal with this worrying trend.Raising the issue during zero hour in Lok Sabha, Dubey said the tribal population in the Santhal Parganas region of Jharkhand was on the decline due to growing influx of Bangladeshi infiltrators.He said Bangladeshi infiltrators were settling in the region and marrying tribal women, who were contesting polls from the zilla panchayat to the Lok Sabha. ""There are at least 100 village heads in the state whose husbands are Muslims,"" Dubey, MP from Godda in Jharkhand, said.Insisting that it was not an issue of Hindus versus Muslims but settlement of outsiders in the region, he said the population of Muslims had increased in the Santhal Parganas region as people from Malda and Murshidabad districts were coming in large numbers and driving out the Hindu population from villages in Jharkhand.",Muslim population rising in certain districts of Jharkhand due to Bangladeshi infiltrators. BJP member Nishikant Dubey called for implementation of the National Register of Citizens (NRC) He also demanded that West Bengal's Malda and Murshidabad districts be made Union Territories.,"https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-112025001,imgsize-7404,width-400,resizemode-4/112025001.jpg"
+‘Among the best in world’: PM Modi’s Russia visit expedites deliveries of 120 super long-range surface-to-air missiles; to give edge over Pakistan,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/business/india-business/among-the-best-in-world-pm-modis-russia-visit-expedites-deliveries-of-120-super-long-range-surface-to-air-missiles-to-give-edge-over-pakistan/articleshow/112008435.cms,"India is set to receive a shipment of 120 highly advanced surface-to-air missiles from Russia, following Prime Minister Narendra Modi 's recent visit to Moscow for the annual summit. These missiles will significantly enhance India's military capabilities and provide an advantage over Pakistan.The 40N6 missiles are designed to strike airborne posts, bombers and hypersonic cruise and ballistic missiles, according to an ET report.The decision to procure these long-range missiles was made in the aftermath of the Balakot air strike , which took place on February 26, 2019.During this operation, Indian Mirage 2000 fighter jets crossed the Line of Control (LoC) and ""incinerated the Jaish-e-Mohammed terror camp in Balakot, Pakistan."" The air strike was conducted in response to the Pulwama attack.Various factors, including the Covid pandemic and the ongoing conflict in Ukraine, may have contributed to the delay in the supply of these missiles. However, Prime Minister Modi's visit to Moscow provided the necessary political impetus to expedite the delivery of pending defense supplies, including the remaining two S-400 systems from Russia.Also Read | India’s new explosive is 2.01 times more lethal than TNT! Top facts about SEBEX 2 - among world’s powerful non-nuclear explosives According to sources, the Surface-to-Air missiles being provided by Russia are regarded as some of the most advanced in the world, with a range of approximately 400 kilometers.An expert emphasized that Russia has consistently responded to India's defense needs during critical times, and the acquisition of these missiles is crucial for maintaining an advantage over Pakistan.In 2019, India and Russia entered into an agreement for the procurement of five squadrons of the advanced air defense system, which has the capability to engage targets at a distance of up to 400 kilometers.As of now, Russia has supplied three of these air defense systems to India, which have been made operational and deployed along the country's borders with China and Pakistan.Initially, the delivery of the remaining two squadrons was expected to be completed by 2024. However, delays have arisen due to Russia's internal challenges and the ongoing conflict in Ukraine.",India is set to receive a shipment of 120 highly advanced surface-to-air missiles from Russia. These missiles will significantly enhance India's military capabilities and provide an advantage over Pakistan. The decision to procure these long-range missiles was made in the aftermath of the Balakot air strike.,"https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-112010087,imgsize-45730,width-400,resizemode-4/112010087.jpg"
+Budget 2024: How TCS is set to become less TDS for salaried class,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/business/india-business/budget-2024-how-tcs-is-set-to-become-less-tds-for-salaried-class/articleshow/111970089.cms,"Top Picks For You Budget 2024: Out with old, new makes news
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+Individuals miffed at tax collection at source ( TCS ) proposals have now been offered a small relief - provided they have salary income .At present, a salaried employee may declare income, such as bank interest and rent, to their employer, who factors this and, accordingly, deducts a higher tax against the monthly salary. The employee then does not have to worry about paying advance tax as adequate tax has already been withheld.A similar norm comes into effect from Oct 1.The salaried employee will be able to declare TCS and the employer will factor this in, resulting in a lower TDS against salary income. Thus, it will avoid cash-flow issues. Further, if a refund was due, owing to TCS, the individual taxpayer will no longer have to wait for it as it is adjusted against TDS on salary income.TCS applies to a wide range of remittances made under Liberalised Remittance Scheme (LRS) of Reserve Bank of India. It permits an individual to remit up to $2.5 lakh per year, without seeking prior approval.Thus far, purchase of an overseas tour package pinched the pocket - it meant a 5% TCS for a remittance of up to Rs 7 lakh; if the expenditure was higher, TCS was 20%. Or for that matter, sending a child overseas meant that TCS at 5% was deducted for any remittance above Rs 7 lakh (the rate was lower for remittances via education loans).In short, the Budget has added a sweetener to TCS provisions for salaried individuals.","The salaried employee will be able to declare TCS and the employer will factor this in, resulting in a lower TDS against salary income. Thus, it will avoid cash-flow issues. If a refund was due, owing to TCS, the individual taxpayer will no longer have to wait for it as it is adjusted against TDS.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-111970421,imgsize-2630173,width-400,resizemode-4/111970421.jpg"
+Olympics: Will India go past historic Tokyo medal haul in Paris?,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/sports/paris-olympics-2024/olympics-will-india-go-past-historic-tokyo-medal-haul-in-paris/articleshow/112007716.cms,"WILL NUMBER SEVEN BE BREACHED?
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+As the Olympic Games commence in Paris on Friday, the 117 Indian athletes participating in the event find themselves in diverse situations. While a few carry the weight of immense expectations on their shoulders, others are determined to deliver unexpected triumphs. Meanwhile, some seasoned competitors are focused on concluding their illustrious careers on a high note.The nation anticipates an improved performance compared to the previous edition of the Games.India's haul of seven medals from Tokyo has raised hopes for a double-digit tally this time around.Apart from the wrestlers, who have endured a tumultuous lead-up to the event, athletes across all disciplines have expressed satisfaction with their preparations. The meticulous planning, which included overseas training stints and access to top-notch facilities, has been instrumental in honing their skills.However, the lingering question remains: will the dedication, well-crafted strategies, and unwavering support from the nation translate into a shower of medals for India? Only time will tell as the world's greatest sporting spectacle unfolds in the French capital.Matching the impressive tally of seven medals from the Tokyo Olympics will be an arduous challenge for India at the upcoming Games, considering that apart from the current Olympic champion Neeraj Chopra , few athletes are considered top contenders in their respective events.The majority of the 117-member Indian contingent comes from three sports: athletics (29), shooting (21), and hockey (19). Among these 69 athletes, 40 are making their Olympic debut.Debutants can also be found in other sports, such as tennis player N Sriram Balaji and wrestler Reetika Hooda. Although they are not entirely inexperienced, India's campaign will largely be driven by athletes who are competing on such a grand stage for the first time.Simultaneously, there are seasoned athletes who are expected to elevate their performance accordingly.For PV Sindhu, a two-time Olympic medallist in badminton; tennis icon Rohan Bopanna; legendary table tennis player Sharath Kamal and hockey goalkeeper PR Sreejesh, this will undoubtedly be their final Olympic appearance.The hockey team's form leading up to the Games has been inconsistent, while the boxers and wrestlers have had limited real competition experience. Similarly, the shooters have delivered mixed results in the lead-up to the Olympics.The recent performances of Indian track and field athletes, particularly Avinash Sable, have been impressive. However, when compared to their international counterparts, their achievements may not be sufficient to place them as strong contenders for medals.Sable, a steeplechaser, has consistently improved his own national record, with his best time currently standing at 8:09.94. Despite his remarkable progress, there are seven international athletes who have recorded faster times leading up to the Olympic Games.Considering the fierce competition, reaching the finals alone would be regarded as a significant accomplishment.India's aspirations for Olympic glory rest heavily on the shoulders of Neeraj, the javelin sensation, despite lingering concerns about his adductor niggle. Alongside him, the dynamic badminton pair of Chirag Shetty and Satwiksairaj Rankireddy, who have been in scintillating form, are also expected to make a significant impact.Although the elusive 90m mark has remained beyond Neeraj's grasp from Tokyo to Paris, the ace javelin thrower has consistently delivered performances that have been just enough to secure global titles. When it matters most, on the grandest stages of competition, Neeraj has outshone his highly regarded rivals.If he can maintain his fitness, the Panipat-born athlete has a genuine opportunity to etch his name in India's sporting annals by becoming only the third athlete to clinch back-to-back Olympic medals.Only Sindhu (2016 Rio and 2012 Tokyo) and wrestler Sushil Kumar (2008 Beijing, 2012 London) have managed to win two consecutive medals.Satwik and Chirag have blossomed into one of India's most formidable men's doubles teams in badminton, and they are widely regarded as strong contenders for a podium finish. Their exceptional skills and unwavering determination have positioned them as serious medal hopefuls.As for Sindhu, despite not being in peak form and facing a challenging draw, her wealth of experience could prove invaluable if she can navigate through the initial rounds. Her past successes and mental fortitude could propel her into the medal rounds once again.The Indian men's hockey team's recent performance has been erratic. During their tour of Australia, they suffered defeats in all five matches, following an inconsistent showing in the Pro League. This contrasts sharply with their triumphant campaign at the Asian Games in Hangzhou, where they secured the championship title.The team continues to grapple with issues related to converting penalty corners and sustaining their intensity throughout the duration of a match.To compound their challenges, India finds itself in a formidable group alongside powerhouses such as Australia and Belgium, besides Argentina, New Zealand and Ireland. In order to advance to the top four from this pool, the team cannot afford any missteps or lapses in performance.The Indian shooting team, consisting of 21 members, has quietly prepared for the upcoming event, marking their largest contingent ever. This contrasts with the previous Games in London and Tokyo, where rising stars like Manu Bhaker and Saurabh Chaudhary had generated significant medal expectations due to their outstanding performances leading up to the competitions. However, they failed to live up to the hype.Similarly, Divyansh Panwar and Elavenil Valarivan were once regarded as future superstars, but they too have not met expectations. Despite the lack of attention on the shooters this time around, Sift Kaur Samra (50m three position), Sandeep Singh (10m air rifle), and Aishwary Pratap Singh Tomar (men's 50m rifle) possess the potential to break the 12-year medal drought for India in shooting.The last Indian shooter to secure a medal was Gagan Narang, who clinched the bronze in the 10m air rifle event at the 2012 London Games. Narang is serving as India's Chef de Mission for the Paris Games.The last four Olympic Games have seen India secure a medal in wrestling. Expectations were high for the Paris Games, with hopes of winning four to five medals, but a protest against the Wrestling Federation of India brought the sport to a halt.National camps and competitions were suspended for an extended period. The qualified wrestlers have been training independently at various centers within India and overseas.While the fitness levels of many wrestlers remain uncertain, Anshu Malik, Antim Panghal and Aman Sehrawat are regarded as India's top prospects heading into the Games. Reetika Hooda, the reigning U-23 world champion, could emerge as a surprise contender, while Vinesh Phogat cannot be overlooked.The table tennis players and archers have secured their spots in the upcoming Games based on their rankings. While the TT players' qualification is a significant accomplishment, the archers' performance leaves room for doubt.In the past, the archers have made grand promises but failed to live up to expectations. The recent incident involving their coach being refused accreditation for the Games has cast a shadow over their campaign from the very beginning.Mirabai Chanu, the weightlifter who won silver at the Tokyo Games, has been grappling with injuries and inconsistent form recently, which may have affected her mental preparedness. There are doubts about whether she can replicate her previous success.The experienced boxer Nikhat Zareen and her teammate Nishant Dev will be closely monitored, as their recent results have been promising.To date, India has secured 35 medals at the Olympics, with shooter Abhinav Bindra (2008) and Neeraj Chopra (2021) being the sole individual gold medalists.","India's haul of seven medals from Tokyo has raised hopes for a double-digit tally this time around. The majority of the 117-member Indian contingent comes from three sports: athletics (29), shooting (21), and hockey (19). Among these 69 athletes, 40 are making their Olympic debut.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-112008101,imgsize-32340,width-400,resizemode-4/112008101.jpg"
+PM Modi to launch construction of 'world's highest tunnel' today,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/pm-modi-to-launch-construction-of-worlds-highest-tunnel-today/articleshow/112024982.cms,"NEW DELHI: The “first blast” to launch the construction of the strategically-crucial Shinkun La tunnel for alternate all-weather connectivity and swifter troop mobility to Ladakh will be conducted “virtually” by PM Narendra Modi on Friday.The project to construct the 4.1 km long twin-tube tunnel at an altitude of 15,800-feet, under the forbidding Shinkun Pass (La means pass) on the Nimmu-Padam-Darcha road by the Border Roads Organization ( BRO ) at a cost of Rs 1,681 crore, was approved by the PM-led cabinet committee on security in February last year.Construction of tunnels along the northern borders with China remains a top priority despite harsh weather and terrain conditions, amid the continuing military confrontation in eastern Ladakh, which is into its fifth year now.The Sela tunnel, built at an altitude of over 13,000-feet on the Balipara-Chariduar-Tawang road in Arunachal Pradesh for Rs 825 crore, for instance, was inaugurated in March. Tunnels, of course, can also be used for underground storage of ammunition, missiles, fuel and other supplies. “Several more tunnels are under-construction or in the planning stage,” an officer said.The Shinkun La tunnel, which will have cross-passages every 500 metres, will take at least two years to be completed. “It will then be the highest such tunnel in the world, bypassing the Mi La tunnel in China at 15,590-feet. It will not only ensure swift and efficient movement of troops and heavy weapon systems but also foster economic and social development in Ladakh,” he added.Modi, accompanied by defence minister Rajnath Singh and the military brass, will conduct the ground-breaking ceremony for the tunnel virtually during his visit to the Kargil war memorial at Drass on the occasion of the 25th anniversary of the conflict with Pakistan. During the Kargil conflict, 527 Indian soldiers laid down their lives and 1,363 were injured while evicting well-entrenched Pakistani intruders from the heights against all odds.The construction of the Shinkun La tunnel comes after the BRO in March established “connectivity” on the 298-km Nimmu-Padam-Darcha road in Ladakh, which will be the third axis to the strategically important region.“The Nimmu-Padam-Darcha road derives its strategic importance from the fact that it’s not only shorter vis-a-vis the other two routes (Manali-Atal tunnel-Sarchu-Leh and Srinagar-Zojila-Kargil-Leh), but also crosses only one pass, the Shinkun La at 16,700-feet,” another officer said.“The Shinkun Pass remains snow-bound for around five months every year thus cutting off this route. The tunnel under it will ensure all-weather connectivity,” he added.India has to some extent reduced the huge “infrastructure differential” with China along the 3,488-km Line of Actual Control, stretching from eastern Ladakh to Arunachal Pradesh, in terms of roads, tunnels, bridges, troop habitats, permanent defences, helipads and airfields over the last four years.But a lot still remains to be done, with China setting a frenetic pace in building border infrastructure and dual-use `Xiaokang’ villages, strengthening military positions and deploying additional aircraft at its air-bases facing India, as reported by TOI earlier.","The project to construct the 4.1 km long twin-tube tunnel at an altitude of 15,800-feet was approved by the PM-led cabinet committee on security in February last year. The Shinkun La tunnel, which will have cross-passages every 500 metres, will take at least two years to be completed. During the Kargil conflict, 527 Indian soldiers laid down their lives.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-112028927,imgsize-1651769,width-400,resizemode-4/112028927.jpg"
+NEET-UG scam: Number of toppers set to drop from 61 to 17 in revised list,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/neet-ug-scam-toppers-number-set-to-drop-from-61-to-17-in-revised-list/articleshow/112024237.cms,"NEW DELHI: The number of toppers in the NEET-UG exam is set to come down to 17 from 61 when National Testing Agency ( NTA ) announces the revised merit list , most likely on Friday.Revision of the merit list was necessitated after IIT-Delhi , working at Supreme Court's instance, recommended that only one of the options in a question in the physics paper was correct.Several students had complained that two of the four options could be held to be correct going by different NCERT books. With only one answer being deemed correct, those who had chosen the other option lost five marks (four marks for wrong answer and one negative mark), in what was sure to have a cascading effect on the ranks of all those who took the exam.This decision will primarily impact the scores of 4.2 lakh candidates, including 44 who achieved perfect scores of 720, because they had opted for the answer deemed incorrect by IIT-Delhi and for which they had been awarded four marks earlier by NTA. “The number of toppers, which stands at 61, will come down to 17, post the deduction of marks,” an NTA official said.The change in ranking could prove to be crucial for many students considering that over 24 lakh aspirants took the NEET-UG for the 1.08 medical seats up for grabs in the country. Of these, 56,000 seats are in govt institutions, which are much sought after for their better infrastructure and lower fees.According to sources, the biggest impact will be on candidates ranked between 50,000 to 1 lakh as over 16,000 candidates, who were earlier likely to earn a seat in a medical college, are likely to go out of the cohort.Sources said the impact on the 44 students, who will no longer be toppers, will not be much as they would still feature in the rank cohort of 33,000 to 50,000 but change in their ranks will impact their chance of securing seats in govt medical colleges of their choice.",The number of toppers in the NEET-UG exam is set to come down to 17 from 61 when National Testing Agency ( NTA ) announces the revised merit list.Revision of the merit list was necessitated after IIT-Delhi recommended that only one of the options in a question was correct.,"https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-112024337,imgsize-98584,width-400,resizemode-4/112024337.jpg"
+"LAC standoff: S Jaishankar, Wang Yi seek 'strong guidance' to end border impasse",https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/jaishankar-wang-seek-strong-guidance-to-end-border-impasse/articleshow/112024562.cms,"For the second time in 3 weeks, foreign ministers of India and China, S Jaishankar and Wang Yi respectively, met Thursday agreeing significantly on the need for a “strong guidance” to complete the disengagement process in eastern Ladakh, an issue blocking return of normalcy to bilateral ties.Jaishankar’s remark stating the same in a post on X seemed to improve upon the outcome of their previous meeting in Kazakhstan earlier this month where he called for redoubling efforts to achieve complete disengagement and both leaders agreed prolongation of the border situation was not in the interest of either side.The ministers met on this occasion on the margins of an ASEAN event in Vientiane.However, even as they agreed to work with urgency for full disengagement, Jaishankar reiterated India’s position - that peace and tranquillity on the borders and respect for LAC are essential for normalcy in bilateral relations - as he said the state of the border will necessarily be reflected on the state of our ties.“Agreed on the need to give strong guidance to complete the disengagement process. Must ensure full respect for the LAC and past agreements. It is in our mutual interest to stabilize our ties. We should approach the immediate issues with a sense of purpose and urgency,” said Jaishankar after the meeting.He also told Wang in his opening remarks at a time the world is faced with conflicts and disruption to the global economy, it is in the mutual interest of India and China to stabilise ties and focus on development. “Our ability to ensure that they are stable and forward looking is essential both for the prospects of Asia and that of the multipolar world,” he said, adding Sino-Indian ties today have an exceptional significance.Separately, the Indian government said in a statement that the talks focussed on finding an early resolution of the remaining issues along the LAC to stabilize and rebuild bilateral relations and that both ministers agreed on the need to work with purpose and urgency to achieve complete disengagement at the earliest.“Both sides must fully abide by relevant bilateral agreements, protocols, and understandings reached between the two governments in the past,” said the Indian readout. Like in the last meeting, Jaishankar stressed the importance of the three mutuals - mutual respect, mutual interest and mutual sensitivity - to ties. Ministers also again agreed to hold another round of diplomatic talks to address the issue.While the Chinese readout didn’t specifically mention the need to expedite disengagement in the remaining areas, it did say the 2 sides agreed to work together to maintain peace and promote “new progress” in border affairs consultation “It is hoped that the two sides will meet each other halfway, actively explore the correct way for the two neighbouring major countries to get along, and guide all sectors to establish a positive understanding of each other,” said the Chinese statement, adding Wang stressed normalcy in Sino-Indian ties is also a common expectation of the Global South.Interestingly, the strong guidance formulation is also a throwback to the India-China joint statement after the first informal summit in Wuhan in 2018 where PM Narendra Modi and President Xi Jinping agreed to issue “strategic guidance” to their respective militaries to strengthen communication in order to build trust and mutual understanding.India and China have achieved disengagement at 4 points in the western sector, since the ongoing standoff erupted in May 2020, but the same has remained elusive in Depsang and Demchok areas even after 21 rounds of military and 15 rounds of diplomatic talks. China sees these as legacy issues that predate the current standoff.","India and China have achieved disengagement at 4 points in the western sector, since the ongoing standoff erupted in May 2020. The same has remained elusive in Depsang and Demchok areas even after 21 rounds of military and 15 rounds of diplomatic talks. Both sides agreed to work together to maintain peace and promote ‘new progress’ in border affairs consultation.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-112024570,imgsize-1269929,width-400,resizemode-4/112024570.jpg"
+"25 years on, Kargil man who tipped off Army awaits relief for 18 yaks eaten by Pak intruders, civilian honour",https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/jammu/intruders-ate-my-yaks-but-i-got-no-aid-kargil-shepherd/articleshow/112024239.cms,"Tashi Namgyal
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+LAMOCHAN (DRASS): A quarter-century later, Namgyal has two wishes: compensation for the 18 yaks eaten by the intruders and official recognition in the form of a civilian honour . “Govt provides compensation for various losses, but I have not received anything for my yaks. I am ready to provide all details through the village nambardar to get compensated,” he said.Namgyal acknowledges the annual honours he receives from the Army during Kargil Vijay Diwas, but hopes for broader recognition.“I get Rs 18,000 a month as a ration allowance. The Army takes care of me whenever I need help. Although 25 years have passed, I still hope the Centre will give me some civilian honour for my contribution to the forces,” he said.Namgyal attended the 25th Kargil Vijay Diwas in Drass with his daughter Tsering Dolkar, a teacher. “My father is a hero for me and the entire country. He made a huge contribution to the victory in the Kargil War. He deserves the country’s civilian honour,” said Dolkar.In May 1999, as soon as he spotted the intruders, Namgyal reported the suspicious movement to local Army unit’s Havildar Balwinder Singh of Punjab Regiment and Havildar Nandu Ram of Military Intelligence. “Nandu Ram reassured me that if my information is correct, ‘you will become India’s hero, and my name will be written in golden letters’. All financial hardships would be over,” recalled the 58-year-old Namgyal, father of four from Aryan Valley in Kargil’s Garkon, which now falls in the Union territory of Ladakh.The ensuing Kargil War raged from May 3 to July 26, 1999. Thanks to Namgyal’s timely alert, Indian troops mobilised swiftly, thwarting the Pakistani military’s covert mission to sever the highway. India’s victory in Kargil was hard-won, and Namgyal emerged as a hero — the good shepherd whose vigilance turned the tide.Namgyal’s story is a reminder of the individual acts of courage that collectively shaped the nation’s victory in the war. As he continues to wait for his due recognition and compensation, his legacy as the vigilant shepherd of Kargil endures.","Tashi Namgyal spotted the intruders and reported them to local Army unit. The ensuing Kargil War raged from May 3 to July 26, 1999. Thanks to his timely alert, Indian troops mobilised swiftly, thwarting the Pakistani military’s covert mission to sever the highway.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-112024333,imgsize-58652,width-400,height-225,resizemode-72/112024333.jpg"
+"Foreign affairs outside your remit, Centre tells states",https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/foreign-affairs-outside-your-remit-centre-tells-states/articleshow/112024938.cms,"NEW DELHI: After reports that Kerala govt had appointed a 'secretary for external cooperation', a miffed Centre weighed in asking states not to intrude in affairs beyond their constitutional jurisdiction . The central govt had earlier this week warned West Bengal it had no locus standi on the issue of refugees after CM Mamata Banerjee said the state govt would offer shelter to people who flee to India if violence in Bangladesh did not stop.The Constitution - under the 7th Schedule List 1- Union List , Item No. 10 - clearly specifies that foreign affairs and all matters, which bring the 'Union' into relation with any foreign country, are the sole prerogative of Union govt, said MEA on Kerala's decision.Kerala had defended the appointment, saying it was meant to establish relations for development of the state and not to wade into diplomatic relations. The foreign ministry, however, said this is not a concurrent subject and definitely not a state subject. tnn",Kerala govt appointed a'secretary for external cooperation' The Centre has asked states not to intrude in affairs beyond their constitutional jurisdiction. The central govt had earlier this week warned West Bengal it had no locus standi on the issue of refugees.,"https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-112024956,imgsize-65224,width-400,resizemode-4/112024956.jpg"
+"Opposition engaging in mere politics, not giving constructive feedback: Kiren Rijiju",https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/opposition-engaging-in-mere-politics-not-giving-constructive-feedback-kiren-rijiju/articleshow/112024937.cms,"NEW DELHI: In a rebuttal to the opposition's criticism of the Budget and the ""language used by a few opposition MPs during the debate"", parliamentary affairs minister Kiren Rijiju Thursday accused the opposition of engaging in mere politics rather than providing constructive feedback.""The opposition has insulted the mandate of the people, which is not right for democracy.After the presentation of the first Budget of the historic third term under the leadership of PM Modi, the country wants to see that the discussion on the Budget takes place in a good and meaningful manner. The way the leaders of some parties commented during the budget session and the way they gave speeches, I would like to say that they have insulted the House by lowering the dignity of the budget session,"" Rijiju said at a press conference.The Union minister added the opposition did not say anything on the Budget, they just did politics in the House Wednesday. Rijiju asked why the opposition wasn't ready to discuss budget allocations for tribals and farmers. He added elections were over and now the focus should be to work towards a developed India (Viksit Bharat) and hold constructive discussion on the Union Budget. He said floor leaders of political parties should direct the members not to create ruckus in Parliament and have a civilised and sensitive debate during the session.During the general discussion on the Budget in Lok Sabha Wednesday, various opposition members accused the govt of doling out sops to key allies JD(U) and TDP, which govern Bihar and Andhra Pradesh respectively, to ensure the govt faces no hurdles from its coalition partners.",Parliamentary affairs minister Kiren Rijiju accused the opposition of engaging in mere politics rather than providing constructive feedback. He said floor leaders of political parties should direct the members not to create ruckus in Parliament and have a civilised and sensitive debate during the session.,"https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-112024947,imgsize-50618,width-400,resizemode-4/112024947.jpg"
+"Charanjit Singh Channi's remark advocating Amritpal Singh sparks row, Congress distances itself",https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/khalistanion-ke-saath-bjp-targets-congress-over-charanjit-singh-channis-remark-advocating-amritpal-singh/articleshow/112019296.cms,"NEW DELHI: The Bharatiya Janata Party on Tuesday lambasted former Punjab chief minister Charanjit Singh Channi after he accused the Union government of curbing 'free speech' of newly elected MP and radical Sikh preacher Amritpal Singh by invoking the National Security Act against him. The Congress, meanwhile, distanced itself from Channi's remark saying it does not reflect the party's position.Leading the attack on the Congress, Union minister and Giriraj Singh said, ""On Channi's statement, I would only say that Indira Gandhi's assassin was a Khalistani and Congress is supporting Khalistani.""""Waah re Congress, Jai Channi. This is an attack on India's sovereignty. Action should be taken on this...Congress ka haath, Khalistanion ke saath,"" he added. BJP MP and Union minister Prahlad Joshi also condemned Channi's remarks and said, ""This issue is in court. Serious allegations are against him (Amritpal Singh). It's not right to talk about it in the Parliament. It's before the people, what Congress has done.""""He (Charanjit Singh Channi) was not there during the Emergency, so he didn't know what was the condition then. Today, they keep commenting over the PM, was it possible to make such comments over Indira Gandhi, during the Emergency?"" he added.Meanwhile, Congress distanced itself from controversy and claimed that the views expressed by Channi do not toe the party lined.Taking to X, Congress leader Jairam Ramesh said, ""The views expressed by Charanjit Singh Channi, MP on Amritpal Singh are his own, and do not reflect in any way the position of the Indian National Congress.""Additionally, Punjab Congress chief and MP Amarinder Singh Raja Warring clarified party's stance and said, ""I have not heard the complete statement but I would like to say that due facilities as per the Constitution should be provided to every elected individual (MP) - be it me, or Amritpal or anyone else.""""Nobody has the right to violate laws - be it anybody. So, I have been saying from the first day that there should be no injustice to anyone as per the Constitution - be it anyone,"" he added.The former Punjab CM, referring to Amritpal's win in the recently concluded Lok Sabha elections, said, ""Every day they talk about emergencies, but what about the current situation in the country? A famous young man, a well-known singer, was shot dead, and till now, Sidhu Moosewala's family has not received justice and is wandering from place to place.""""This is also an emergency. It is also an emergency that a Member of Parliament elected by 2 million people in Punjab is being detained under the National Security Act and cannot speak for his constituents. This is also an emergency,"" he added.Amritpal, a Khalistani sympathizer and head of the 'Waris Punjab De' outfit, is held for offenses under the National Security Act and has garnered attention for his radical activities, including an incident in February where he clashed with police in an attempt to free an aide.","Former Punjab chief minister Charanjit Singh Channi accused the Union government of curbing 'free speech' of newly elected MP and radical Sikh preacher Amritpal Singh. The Congress, meanwhile, distanced itself from Channi's remark saying it does not reflect the party's position.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-112019801,imgsize-1389994,width-400,resizemode-4/112019801.jpg"
+"'Freedom of choice': India's sharp reply to US 'symbolism' remark on PM Modi, Putin meet",https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/freedom-of-choice-indias-sharp-reply-to-us-symbolism-remark-on-pm-modi-putin-meet/articleshow/112016138.cms,"NEW DELHI: The Indian government on Thursday responded to the United State's recent ""disappointment"" over the ""symbolism and timing"" of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's trip to Russia by asserting that New Delhi and Moscow share a ""longstanding relationship"" and that each country has a freedom of choice in today's era.""We must understand that India has a longstanding relationship with Russia that is based on mutuality of interests.In a multipolar world, all country has freedom of choice,"" the ministry of external affairs spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal said.""It is essential for everybody to be mindful of and appreciate such realities,"" Jaiswal said on US diplomat Donald Lu's recent remark.The US state department conveyed on Wednesday its dissatisfaction regarding the recent visit of PM Modi to Russia, particularly in light of the timing and the symbolism associated with the trip. The department took note of the fact that Modi was seen embracing Russian President Vladimir Putin on the very same day that a missile attack targeted a children's hospital in Ukraine.""(The US government shares) disappointment about the symbolism and timing of Indian Prime Minister Modi’s trip to Moscow. We are having those tough conversations with our Indian friends,"" Donald Lu told the US Congress Wednesday.PM Modi visits Russia for two days earlier this month where he held several meetings with Putin.The diplomatic hug between the two leaders became talk of the town as Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy slammed the visit and the gesture calling it a blow to peace efforts that fell on the same day as a deadly Russian missile strike.During the visit, US state department said that Washington has already raised its concerns about India’s relationship with Russia.“We welcome people engaging with Russia about the war in Ukraine if they made clear to Russia that Russia needs to respect Ukraine’s territorial integrity and sovereignty,” spokesperson Matthew Miller had said.India has avoided censuring Russia for its war against Ukraine and abstained at United Nations votes on the issue, but has advocated diplomacy to resolve the conflict.","The Indian government on Thursday responded to the United State's recent ""disappointment"" over the ""symbolism and timing"" of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's trip to Russia. The US state department conveyed its dissatisfaction regarding the recent visit of PM Modi to Russia, particularly in light of the timing and the symbolism associated with the trip.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-112016102,imgsize-2275466,width-400,resizemode-4/112016102.jpg"
+Supreme Court: States can take royalty on minerals & tax mineral land,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/supreme-court-states-can-take-royalty-on-minerals-tax-mineral-land/articleshow/112024240.cms,"NEW DELHI: In a landmark verdict which will spell a double bonanza for mineral-rich states featuring low on the prosperity index, a nine-judge bench of Supreme Court , in a majority 8:1 verdict, ruled on Thursday that states can collect royalty, which is not a tax, on minerals extracted from their territories, and also impose additional tax on mineral-bearing land.Justice B V Nagarathna dissented and said only the Centre had the power to levy tax on minerals.If the judgment becomes operational retrospectively, mineral-rich states like Odisha, Chhattisgarh, Jharkhand, Andhra Pradesh, Goa, Madhya Pradesh and Karnataka would be richer by thousands of crores. Solicitor general Tushar Mehta and senior advocates A M Singhvi and Arvind Datar pleaded with the court to make the judgment operate prospectively, but senior advocate Rakesh Dwivedi, who had argued for mineral-rich states, objected. SC said it would hear the parties on Wednesday on this issue.However, in an important clarification, SC said this ruling would not be applicable to oilfields, mineral oil resources, petroleum and petroleum products as the Union govt contended that these petitions did not question the Centre's exclusive jurisdiction, as defined by Entry 53 of List I of Seventh Schedule, over these assets. Dwivedi and other counsel for states also did not address arguments on the issue.In the eight to one ruling, CJI D Y Chandrachud wrote the main judgment with the consent and agreement of Justices Hrishikesh Roy, A S Oka, J B Pardiwala, Manoj Misra, Ujjal Bhuyan, Satish C Sharma and A G Masih.This judgment settles a 25-year-old question raised by a bunch of petitions, which grew in numbers over the years and sought enforcement of states’ right to collect royalty on extracted minerals as also levy tax on mineral-bearing land. This was opposed by the Union govt, which cited the Mines and Minerals (Development and Regulation) Act provision to argue that royalty was also a tax which could not be levied by the state on minerals which fall under central jurisdiction.The majority judgment settled the issue by ruling that “royalty is not a tax”. “Royalty is a contractual consideration paid by the mining lessee to the lessor for enjoyment of mineral rights. The liability to pay royalty arises out of the contractual conditions of the mining lease. The payments made to the govt cannot be deemed to be a tax merely because the statute provides for their recovery as arrears,” the CJI said in his 200-page judgment.Accepting Dwivedi’s arguments on behalf of states and after examining the interplay of entries in the Union and State Lists in the Seventh Schedule, SC said, “We hold that both royalty and dead rent do not fulfil the characteristics of tax or impost.”While overruling a large number of past constitution bench judgments of SC, the nine-judge bench gave another significant relief to states to tax mineral-bearing land, which, too, was opposed by the Centre: whether a state has the power to tax mineral-bearing tracts in its jurisdiction. “State legislatures have legislative competence under Article 246 read with Entry 49 of List II to tax lands which comprise of mines and quarries. Mineral-bearing land falls within the description of ‘lands’ under Entry 49 of List II,” the court said.“The yield of mineral-bearing land, in terms of the quantity of mineral produced or the royalty, can be used as a measure to tax the land under Entry 49 of List II (state subject). Entries 49 and 50 of List II deal with distinct subject matters and operate in different fields. Mineral value or mineral produce can be used as a measure to impose a tax on lands under Entry 49 of List II,” it said.SC said though Entry 50 of List II allows Parliament to impose by law any limitation, restriction which can even be prohibition, relating to mineral development, the MMDR Act as it stands has not imposed any limitation as envisaged in Entry 50 of List II.","If the judgment becomes operational retrospectively, mineral-rich states like Odisha, Chhattisgarh, Jharkhand, Andhra Pradesh, Goa, Madhya Pradesh and Karnataka would be richer by thousands of crores. The majority judgment settled the issue by ruling that “royalty is not a tax”","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-112024339,imgsize-314716,width-400,resizemode-4/112024339.jpg"
+"Budget does not address job, economic, farm issues: Opposition",https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/budget-does-not-address-job-economic-farm-issues-opposition/articleshow/112024935.cms,"NEW DELHI: Opposition MPs in Rajya Sabha on Thursday targeted govt over handling of economic , agricultural and unemployment issues saying the Budget has failed to address these key concerns. While former minister and MP, Kapil Sibal urged govt to come up with a road map for employment generation at a time when AI is eating into jobs, AAP's Raghav Chadha sought restoration of indexation on long-term capital gains to woo investors.Chadha warned that removal of indexation benefit would lead to a surge in black money within the real estate sector and deter investments. He alleged in the last 10 years, govt has been taking 70-80% of public's income through taxes but they hardly get anything in return.Congress' Randeep Surjewala charged govt of failing to fix MSP for crops in 2024-25 kharif season based on ""C2 plus 50%"" formula and thereby reducing MSP to ""maximum suffering"" for farmers.Sibal said the Budget did not specify the road map to deal with unemployment. He referred to a ILO report claiming that 83% of India's youth is unemployed because of issues relating to education, skill development, industrial production and GDP growth.","Opposition MPs targeted govt over handling of economic, agricultural and unemployment issues. Kapil Sibal urged govt to come up with a road map for employment generation. AAP's Raghav Chadha sought restoration of indexation on long-term capital gains to woo investors.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-112024939,imgsize-148648,width-400,resizemode-4/112024939.jpg"
+"CUET results likely on Sat, answer keys notified",https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/cuet-results-likely-on-sat-answer-keys-notified/articleshow/112024712.cms,"NEW DELHI: The National Testing Agency ( NTA ) notified the final answer keys of the Common University Entrance Test-Undergraduate (CUET-UG) on Thursday, setting the stage for the announcement of the long-awaited results for the undergraduate admission examination.The results are expected on Saturday. This will also pave the way for the 261 participating universities to start their admission process for the 2024-25 academic session.The NTA had previously released the provisional answer keys for the undergraduate admissions to universities/ colleges on July 7. A supplementary examination for over 1,000 candidates, whose grievances were deemed legitimate by the agency, was administered on July 19. ""The final key has been published, and the results will be in a day or two,"" a senior official of the agency confirmed.Initially, the CUET results were slated for release on June 30. The postponement of the CUET-UG results coincides with a controversy surrounding alleged irregularities in competitive examinations, encompassing NEET-UG and UGC-NET. The CUET-UG examination, conducted in a hybrid format for the first time nationwide, was abruptly cancelled in Delhi the night before the scheduled exam date, citing ""logistical reasons.""",The National Testing Agency ( NTA) notified the final answer keys of the Common University Entrance Test-Undergraduate (CUET-UG) on Thursday. The results are expected on Saturday. This will also pave the way for the 261 participating universities to start their admission process for the 2024-25 academic session.,"https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-112024729,imgsize-71028,width-400,resizemode-4/112024729.jpg"
+"State taxes on minerals may hike power tariff, skew market reforms",https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/state-taxes-on-minerals-may-hike-power-tariff-skew-market-reforms/articleshow/112024711.cms,"NEW DELHI: The Supreme Court judgment giving states the right to tax minerals has the potential of pushing up power tariffs, squeeze the headroom for competitive pricing amid rising mining costs and skew market reforms with multiple pricing regimes.For common consumers, the judgment will impact power tariffs the moment states slap their own tax on coal, executives at public and private sector coal miners said, all of them requesting anonymity in view of the ""political sensitivity of the issue"".Coal producers will pass on any additional tax levied by states. Since fuel cost is a pass-through element, generation companies will raise tariff to recover costs.For coal companies, any additional levy will affect their capability to stay competitive in the market as margins have narrowed due to high taxes and levies. The impact will be devastating if the tax is applied retrospectively.","Coal producers will pass on any additional tax levied by states. Since fuel cost is a pass-through element, generation companies will raise tariff to recover costs. For coal companies, any additional levy will affect their capability to stay competitive in the market as margins have narrowed due to high taxes and levies.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-112024724,imgsize-47218,width-400,resizemode-4/112024724.jpg"
+"2 suspected JeM workers held for Kathua attack, 100 questioned",https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/2-suspected-jem-workers-held-for-kathua-attack-100-questioned/articleshow/112024610.cms,"JAMMU: J&K police arrested Thursday two suspected “overground workers” associated with Pakistan-backed group Jaish-e-Mohammad ( JeM ) for their alleged involvement in aiding the terrorists responsible for the July 8 ambush on two military patrol trucks near Badnota village in Kathua district that resulted in the deaths of five soldiers.The arrested men, identified as Layaqat Ali and Mool Raj from Kathua district, are accused of supporting terror-related activities and withholding crucial information from authorities.“The duo’s failure to disclose vital information hindered efforts to prevent terrorist actions,” a police spokesperson said.An FIR has been filed against the two, and the investigation is ongoing. As part of the security crackdown, more than 100 people have been questioned, and “preventive measures” have been taken against over 40 to curtail potential support systems for terrorists, according to the police spokesperson.Police urged the public to stay vigilant and report any suspicious activities to the nearest police station. Authorities also warned people against providing shelter, food, or aiding the terrorists in hiding and navigating the area undetected.Earlier, police have arrested two men, including Showket Ali, who allegedly provided food, shelter, and WiFi access to three terrorists before the July 15 attack in Desa forest of Doda district that left four soldiers dead. Kashmir Tigers, a shadow group of JeM, had claimed responsibility for the fatal attacks in Kathua and Doda.The intensified security effort follows an unprecedented rise in terrorist violence in Jammu division, beginning with the June 9 ambush on a pilgrim bus in Reasi district that left nine people dead. In June and July, ten Army soldiers and a CRPF constable were killed in anti-terrorism operations in the region, which had been peaceful for several years before.","The arrested men, identified as Layaqat Ali and Mool Raj from Kathua district, are accused of supporting terror-related activities. Kashmir Tigers, a shadow group of JeM, had claimed responsibility for the fatal attacks in Kathua and Doda.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-112024606,imgsize-12032,width-400,resizemode-4/112024606.jpg"
+"Respect freedom of choice, India tells US, defends ties with Russia",https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/respect-freedom-of-choice-india-tells-us-defends-ties-with-russia/articleshow/112024518.cms,"NEW DELHI: Amid continued displeasure and disappointment expressed by the US over PM Narendra Modi 's recent visit to Moscow, India defended its ties saying the country has a long-standing relationship with Russia that is based on mutuality of interests. In a multipolar world, all countries have freedom of choice , said ministry of external affairs. ""It's essential for everybody to be mindful of and appreciate realities,"" said spokesman Randhir Jaiswal.The immediate provocation for the response was remarks made by US assistant secretary of state for south and central Asia Donald Lu, expressing disappointment about the symbolism and timing of Modi's visit to Russia.""I could not agree with you more about our disappointment about the symbolism and the timing of PM Modi's trip to Moscow. We are having those tough conversations with our Indian friends,"" Lu told American lawmakers at a Congressional hearing on Tuesday.His remarks follow comments by US envoy Eric Garcetti that strategic autonomy, one of the guiding principles of Indian foreign policy, does not apply in times of conflict and that Indo-US ties are not deep enough for Delhi to take it for granted. US NSA Jake Sullivan, too, waded in, saying Russia isn't a good or reliable bet as a long-term partner and it would choose China over India ""any day of the week"".Apart from China, India is the only major country to have not condemned Russia explicitly for its aggression against Ukraine. Modi's embrace of Russian President Putin during the visit, on a day Russia allegedly bombed a children's hospital in Kyiv, only added to the outrage in the West.Lu, however, sought to put things in context and said that Modi also met Ukraine President Zelenskyy at the G7 in Italy and that there was no major defence deal between India and Russia during his Moscow trip. He also said India had cancelled defence purchases worth billions of dollars from Russia.""We didn't see any new major defence deals. We saw no major discussion of technology cooperation. In addition, you have Modi having said in front of Putin on live television, his feeling that the war in Ukraine could not be won on the battlefield and the pain that he felt watching the death of children in war,"" Lu said.""A clear reference to the hospital bombing in Kyiv that happened while he was there. I share your concern about this visit, and we are trying hard to communicate those concerns directly to Indians. The Indians, who have cancelled billions of dollars in defence purchases in the last two and a half years because Russians can't deliver anymore... so, we're working very hard on that,"" he added.","India has a long-standing relationship with Russia that is based on mutuality of interests. India is the only major country to have not condemned Russia explicitly for its aggression against Ukraine. Modi's embrace of Russian President Putin during the visit, on a day Russia allegedly bombed a children's hospital in Kyiv only added to the outrage in the West.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-112024534,imgsize-24378,width-400,resizemode-4/112024534.jpg"
+"Amit Shah-led panel launches Rs 2,500 crore projects to tackle urban flooding",https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/amit-shah-led-panel-launches-rs-2500-crore-projects-to-tackle-urban-flooding/articleshow/112024368.cms,"NEW DELHI: Aiming to mitigate urban flooding , a high-level committee headed by home minister Amit Shah on Thursday announced six projects in five states of Telangana, Gujarat, Karnataka, West Bengal and Maharashtra at a cost of over Rs 2,500 crore.These projects are meant for urban flood management in six metro cities of Mumbai, Kolkata, Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Ahmedabad and Pune.Last year in November the committee had announced Rs 560 crore for integrated solutions for flood management in Chennai.The high-level committee, which comprises of finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman , agriculture minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan and vice chairman of NITI Aayog as members, considered nine proposals for funding from the National Disaster Mitigation Fund (NDMF) and National Disaster Response Fund (NDRF) to combat urban flooding in six cities, mitigate Glacial Lake Outburst Flood (GLOF) in four hill states and strengthen fire services in three states. The committee also considered a proposal to implement Yuva Aapda Mitra Scheme in all the 28 states.For modernisation of fire services, the panel allocated Rs 811 crore for Assam, Karnataka and Tamil Nadu. For modernisation of fire services, the Centre has created a corpus of Rs 5,000 crore under the National Disaster Response Fund (NDRF) and had earlier approved proposals for 11 states with an outlay of Rs 1,691 crore.Projects for GLOF risk mitigation have been sanctioned for Himachal Pradesh, Uttarakhand, Sikkim and Arunachal Pradesh at an outlay of Rs 150 crore. The GLOF Risk Mitigation Project will provide necessary impetus to these four states in taking necessary mitigation measures to address GLOF risks, the panel noted.Under the Yuva Aapda Mitra scheme (YAMS), an outlay of Rs 471 crore has been made to be implemented in 315 most disaster-prone districts for training of 1,300 volunteers as master trainers and 2.37 lakh volunteers.The Centre had earlier released Rs 6,348 crore to 14 states under the State Disaster Response Fund (SDRF) and Rs 672 crore to six states under the State Disaster Mitigation Fund (SDMF) during the current financial year.","A high-level committee headed by home minister Amit Shah announced six projects in five states of Telangana, Gujarat, Karnataka, West Bengal and Maharashtra. The projects are meant for urban flood management in six metro cities of Mumbai, Kolkata, Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Ahmedabad and Pune.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-112024476,imgsize-44230,width-400,resizemode-4/112024476.jpg"
+Amaravati Construction: Ex-Central secretary advises AP to get advance assurances from Union Government for Amaravati construction,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/ex-central-secretary-advises-ap-to-get-advance-assurances-from-union-government-for-amaravati-construction/articleshow/112023614.cms,"VISAKHAPATNAM: EAS Sarma , a former secretary to the central finance department and one of India's Board of Governors at the World Bank, has advised the Andhra Pradesh state government to seek advanced assurances from the central government on various issues related to the construction of the capital city, Amaravati.In a letter addressed to chief minister Nara Chandrababu Naidu on Thursday, Sarma provided guidance based on his extensive experience in central government and World Bank affairs.Sarma suggested that the state government should secure additional funds from the central government, separate from the World Bank and other institutions' consortium funds, as well as finance commission funds. He cautioned that loans from institutions like the World Bank would be disbursed in dollars, potentially increasing the debt burden due to fluctuations in the dollar-rupee exchange rate.To mitigate this risk, Sarma advised the state finance department officials to assess the potential increase in debt burden and negotiate with the central finance department officials to determine the appropriate grant and loan components within the Rs. 15000 crore allocation.Furthermore, Sarma pointed out that loans from institutions such as the World Bank are often linked to environmental considerations . He reminded the state government that the World Bank and other institutions had previously prepared a plan based on discussions with the AP government and had also gathered information from displaced persons who had lodged complaints.An inspection team appointed by these institutions had submitted a report, which Sarma believes the state government possesses. He advised CM Naidu to address the issues raised in the report and prepare a new project plan to be sent to the bank, which could facilitate easier permissions.Lastly, Sarma highlighted that the World Bank might question the implementation of the National Green Tribunal 's (NGT) orders issued in November 2017 regarding the Amaravati plan. The NGT had ordered the implementation of certain rules and the appointment of a committee to monitor the issue, with reports to be submitted to the NGT every six months.However, no such committee has been appointed to date, violating the order. Sarma urged CM Naidu to appoint the committee immediately to ensure compliance with the NGT's directives.","EAS Sarma is a former secretary to the central finance department and one of India's Board of Governors at the World Bank. He advised the Andhra Pradesh state government to seek advanced assurances from the central government on various issues related to the construction of the capital city, Amaravati.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-112023637,imgsize-626900,width-400,resizemode-4/112023637.jpg"
+NEET-UG scam: How half-burnt papers at Patna hostel helped CBI crack the case,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/neet-ug-scam-how-half-burnt-papers-at-patna-hostel-helped-cbi-crack-the-case/articleshow/112023600.cms,"(With agency inputs)
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+NEW DELHI: The Central Bureau of India (CBI) on Thursday revealed how burnt question papers found at a hostel in Bihar's Patna led the probe agency to crack the case.The CBI said the paper leak ' mastermind ' Pankaj Kumar acted in collusion with the principal and the vice principal of Oasis School in Hazaribagh to access the question paper hours before the commencement of the exam on May 5.The CBI said it could identify the centre using half-burnt papers recovered from a hostel in Patna.""The trunks containing the NEET UG 2024 question papers were brought to the school and kept in the control room in the morning of 05-05-2024. Minutes after the trunks arrived, the above said principal and vice principal unauthorisedly and illegally allowed access to the room where the trunks were kept, to the mastermind named above. The sophisticated tools used to open the trunk and access the question papers from the trunk have been seized,"" a CBI spokesperson said.On the morning of the NEET-UG 2024 exam, a group of solvers studying MBBS at AIIMS Patna, RIMS Ranchi, and a medical college in Bharatpur solved the exam paper in Hazaribagh. The CBI has since arrested seven individuals suspected of being involved in this scheme.""The solved paper was distributed to select students who paid for it. We have identified and arrested most of the MBBS students involved, who were brought to Hazaribagh as part of the conspiracy,"" stated a CBI spokesperson.Other members of the gang, including those who collaborated with Kumar, have also been identified, and some have been apprehended.""This group was supported by individuals who provided accommodation for the candidates, while others were responsible for mobilizing and transporting them. We are currently tracing the candidates who accessed the solved paper and taking appropriate action,"" the CBI added.To date, the agency has arrested 36 people in connection with the case.In a blow to those who failed the exam, the Supreme Court dismissed petitions calling for the cancellation and retest of the NEET-UG 2024 exam. The court found no evidence to prove that the exam was fundamentally compromised by a ""systemic breach.""Nonetheless, the court acknowledged that the question paper leak in Hazaribagh and Patna is confirmed. Referring to the Central Bureau of Investigation’s status report, the court noted that ""155 students from the Hazaribagh and Patna exam centers appeared to be beneficiaries of the fraud.""",CBI reveals how burnt question papers found at a hostel in Bihar's Patna led the probe agency to crack the case. The CBI said the paper leak'mastermind'Pankaj Kumar acted in collusion with the principal and the vice principal of Oasis School in Hazaribagh.,"https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-112023590,imgsize-2208379,width-400,resizemode-4/112023590.jpg"
+Woman Arrested: Woman arrested for using 'Fake Documents' to marry online friend in Pakistan,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/woman-arrested-for-using-fake-documents-to-marry-online-friend-in-pakistan/articleshow/112023512.cms,"THANE: The Vartak Nagar police have arrested a 23-year-old woman who travelled to Pakistan to marry her online friend. The woman was placed under arrest on Thursday and presented in court, which remanded her to police custody for two days.According to the FIR, the woman allegedly changed her name and procured counterfeit Aadhaar and PAN cards . She also falsified new birth certificates for her daughters through a shop in Thane.Using these fake documents , she applied for a passport and successfully completed the police verification process.A senior police officer confirmed the arrest and stated that custodial interrogation was deemed necessary after questioning her for several days. The woman and her mother had denied any wrongdoing on Wednesday.It is learnt that the man who helped in procuring the fake IDs is also on the radar of the police for helping her forge the documents.It was also revealed that the woman informed the Pakistan high commission before coming to Thane that her mother had fallen ill and that she needed to see her.The woman, originally from Uttar Pradesh, moved to Thane to live with her mother along with her two daughters. She befriended a man from Pakistan on Instagram and eventually fell in love with him. The couple decided to get married and live together in Abbottabad, Pakistan, where her boyfriend resides and works in Rawalpindi.","The woman was placed under arrest on Thursday and presented in court, which remanded her to police custody for two days. The woman, originally from Uttar Pradesh, moved to Thane to live with her mother along with her two daughters. She befriended a man from Pakistan on Instagram and eventually fell in love with him. The couple decided to get married and live together in Abbottabad, Pakistan.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-112023522,imgsize-55756,width-400,resizemode-4/112023522.jpg"
+PM Modi: 'Taking my mind back to ... ': PM Modi on gift by HD Deve Gowda,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/taking-my-mind-back-to-pm-modi-on-gift-by-hd-deve-gowda/articleshow/112022849.cms,"NEW DELHI: Prime Minister Narendra Modi met former PM and Janata Dal (Secular) leader HD Deve Gowda on Thursday evening at his residence in New Delhi. Union minister and JDS president HD Kumaraswamy was also present in the meeting .PM Modi also received an artwork from Deve Gowda related to his spiritual visit to Kanyakumari . The painting depicted PM Modi in front of an idol of the great Indian saint and spiritual icon, Swami Vivekananda .PM Modi thanked the former Prime Minister for this gift and stated that this artwork took his mind back to the spiritual retreat . He also appreciated Deve Gowda’s wisdom and perspective on various subjects.Taking the moment to social media platform X, PM Narendra Modi said in the post, “It was an honour to meet former Prime Minister, Shri HD Devegowda Ji at 7, Lok Kalyan Marg. His wisdom and perspective on various subjects are deeply valued. I am also thankful for the artwork that he gave me, taking my mind back to my recent visit to Kanyakumari.”The PM also shared some photos of the meeting with the veteran leader.Earlier this year after the conclusion of the Lok Sabha election campaign, PM Modi went on a 2-day spiritual retreat to Kanyakumari, where he meditated at Dhyan Mandapam and also visited Vivekananda Rock Memorial. This was the same place where Swami Vivekananda meditated and got the vision of Bharat Mata.",PM Narendra Modi met former PM and Janata Dal (Secular) leader HD Deve Gowda on Thursday evening at his residence in New Delhi. Union minister and JDS president HD Kumaraswamy was also present in the meeting. PM Modi also received an artwork from Devegowda related to his spiritual visit to Kanyakumari.,"https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-112022889,imgsize-585964,width-400,resizemode-4/112022889.jpg"
+"'State of border ... ' S Jaishankar meets Chinese counterpart, sends stern message on LAC",https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/state-of-border-s-jaishankar-meets-chinese-counterpart-sends-stern-message-on-lac/articleshow/112022501.cms,"NEW DELHI: Amid strained bilateral ties , external minister S Jaishankar on Thursday met his Chinese counterpart Wang Yi on the sidelines of the ASEAN foreign ministers' meeting in Laos. The meeting between the two leaders focused on the need to give strong guidance to complete the disengagement process.Following the meet, Jaishankar sent a stern message to China in a social media post saying, ""Met with CPC Politburo member and FM Wang Yi in Vientiane today.Continued our ongoing discussions about our bilateral relationship. The state of the border will necessarily be reflected in the state of our ties.""""Agreed on the need to give strong guidance to complete the disengagement process. Must ensure full respect for the LAC and past agreements. It is in our mutual interest to stabilise our ties. We should approach the immediate issues with a sense of purpose and urgency,"" he added.The two leaders met earlier this month in the Kazakh capital city of Astana on the sidelines of the summit of the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO).India has been maintaining that its ties with China cannot be normal unless there is peace in the border areas.The Indian and Chinese militaries have been locked in a standoff since May 2020 and a full resolution of the border row has not yet been achieved though the two sides have disengaged from several friction points.The ties between the two countries nosedived significantly following the fierce clash in the Galwan Valley in June 2020 that marked the most serious military conflict between the two sides in decades.",S Jaishankar met his Chinese counterpart Wang Yi on the sidelines of the ASEAN foreign ministers' meeting in Laos. The two leaders focused on the need to give strong guidance to complete the disengagement process. India has been maintaining that its ties with China cannot be normal unless there is peace in the border areas.,"https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-112022654,imgsize-1305887,width-400,resizemode-4/112022654.jpg"
+'Your grandfather died when you ... ': Charanjit Singh Channi vs Ravneet Singh Bittu verbal spat in Lok Sabha gets personal,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/your-grandfather-died-when-you-charanjit-singh-channi-vs-ravneet-singh-bittu-verbal-spat-in-lok-sabha-gets-personal/articleshow/112022610.cms,"NEW DELHI: Lok Sabha on Thursday witnessed a heated exchange between former Punjab chief minister from the Congress Charanjit Singh Channi and Union minister Ravneet Singh Bittu , who recently joined the BJP. The confrontation erupted during a debate on the Union Budget and quickly escalated as both leaders attacked each other at a personal level.Channi sparked the confrontation by referencing the assassination of Bittu's grandfather, the late former Punjab chief minister Beant Singh, saying that he actually died the day Bittu joined the BJP.“Your late grandfather was a martyr but he actually died the day you joined the BJP,” Channi said.The verbal duel intensified as Channi criticized the Modi government, comparing its governance to the British Raj and making a pointed comment about skin color.This triggered a fierce response from Bittu, who now holds portfolios in Railways and Food Processing Industries. Bittu countered with allegations of corruption and serious misconduct against Channi. Amid the uproar, Bittu defended his grandfather's legacy, highlighting that Singh's sacrifice was for the nation and not any political party.“Channi is talking about poverty; he is the most corrupt and rich person in Punjab, and I'll change my name if I'm proven wrong,” Bittu said, further alleging that Channi was an accused in 'Me Too' as well.Responding to Channi’s “skin colour” comment, Bittu retorted, “It sounds like you're talking about Sonia Gandhi. Can you prove where she came from?”BJP member Sandhya Ray, who was in the chair, adjourned the proceedings for 30 minutes as Opposition MPs created a ruckus.""As Opposition MPs created a ruckus, BJP member Sandhya Ray, who was in the chair, adjourned the proceedings for 30 minutes.After the session, Union MoS Ravneet Singh Bittu spoke to ANI, accusing Channi of behaving like a traitor and misleading the country. Bittu clarified that the NSA had been invoked against those who wanted to break the country and Punjab, not farmers as Channi had claimed. He further said that when challenged to provide evidence, Channi had no reply, and that the Congress party and the entire INDI Alliance were ashamed due to his actions.""An ex-CM has spoken about breaking the country and Punjab. Congress and Rahul Gandhi were sitting before him and making him say it. When we told him to bring evidence to the Floor of the House, he went on backfoot and had no reply. Congress party and the entire INDI Alliance are ashamed due to him,” Bittu said.","The confrontation erupted during a debate on the Union Budget and quickly escalated as both leaders attacked each other at a personal level. Channi sparked the confrontation by referencing the assassination of Bittu's grandfather, the late former Punjab chief minister Beant Singh.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-112022614,imgsize-929222,width-400,resizemode-4/112022614.jpg"
+World IVF day celebrated with a guidance program focused on stress management,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/world-ivf-day-celebrated-with-a-guidance-program-focused-on-stress-management/articleshow/112022279.cms,"PUNE: Around 50 people, including those who have successfully conceived through IVF and those undergoing IVF cycles participated in a programme organised by KEM Hospital , Pune to mark World IVF Day which is marked on 25July. The programme focused on the importance of reducing stress in couples battling infertility and those undergoing IVF cycles.While embarking on the journey of IVF, couples naturally have a lot of anxiety and stress about whether the treatment will be successful and other issues while continuing with their daily work routine.Taking proper care of self, a healthy lifestyle and stress management is therefore very important. Stress along with many other factors like age, genetics, underlying causes, lifestyle factors etc. can affect the success of IVF. The programme was aimed at creating awareness to manage stress during this critical period.Dr. Meenal Agarwal, Medical Geneticist at KEM Pune and Dr.Ujjwal Nene, Clinical Psychologist at KEM hospital, Pune interacted with the couples and gave them information about the importance of stress management and different stress management techniques. Dr. Shreepad Karhade HOD & Associate Consultant - Fetal Medicine at the KEM , Dr. Mugdha Parasnis, HOD - IVF/ART, Consultant - Obstetrics & Gynaecology at KEM Hospital, Pune along with other experts also spoke on the occasion. Couples who had conceived through IVF narrated their experience.","Around 50 people, including those who have successfully conceived through IVF and those undergoing IVF cycles participated in a programme organised by KEM Hospital, Pune to mark World IVF Day. The programme focused on the importance of reducing stress in couples battling infertility.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-112022293,imgsize-60840,width-400,resizemode-4/112022293.jpg"
+"Mamata changes travel plans, no word yet on boycotting Niti Ayog meet",https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/mamata-changes-travel-plans-no-word-yet-on-boycotting-niti-ayog-meet/articleshow/112022258.cms,"NEW DELHI: West Bengal chief minister Mamata Banerjee , who was scheduled to arrive here on Thursday, is learnt to have deferred her visit by a day, casting doubts over her decision to attend the Niti Ayog governing council meeting scheduled for July 27, in the backdrop of the many of the INDIA bloc of opposition parties including Congress deciding to boycott the meeting to be chaired by Prime Minister Narendra Modi 27, protesting against the “discrimination” against opposition-ruled states in the Union Budget.Trinamool Congress sources said, arrangements are in place and she is expected to reach the Capital on Friday afternoon before a meeting with her party MPs that has been planned.However, Banerjee calling off her scheduled arrival on Thursday, in the last moment, has sparked off speculation on whether she will join her comrades in the INDIA bloc -- Tamil Nadu chief minister M K Stalin, chief ministers of Congress-ruled states and even AAP’s Punjab chief minister Bhagwat Mann, who announced his decision on Thursday -- to boycott the meeting.The TMC contingent in Parliament has been vociferously protesting on “discrimination against West Bengal” in coordination with the INDIA bloc of opposition parties, in the House and outside of it.While Stalin was the first one to announce his boycott of the Niti Ayog meeting protesting against the Union Budget, Congress party decided to pull out its chief ministers the next day. While Banerjee has not yet announced a boycott of the July 27 meeting for which she was coming to Delhi, it is unclear whether she will attend the meeting.When asked about Banerjee’s change of travel plan, TMC sources said, ""the chief minister will not be reaching New Delhi this afternoon. She didn't disclose any reason,"" on Thursday. On whether the TMC supremo will land in Delhi on Friday, the sources maintained, ""the trip has not been called off yet.”Earlier Banerjee had stopped attending the Niti Ayog governing council meetings after the first couple of ones since the Ayog was set up in the Modi regime, on the ground that “nothing for Bengal comes out of it,” but she had planned to attend the July 27 meeting, in the third Modi tenure hoping to assert herself better with weakened BJP in government.","West Bengal chief minister Mamata Banerjee is learnt to have deferred her visit by a day, casting doubts over her decision to attend the Niti Ayog governing council meeting scheduled for July 27. Many of the INDIA bloc of opposition parties including Congress deciding to boycott the meeting to be chaired by Prime Minister Narendra Modi 27.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-112022250,imgsize-735366,width-400,resizemode-4/112022250.jpg"
+Maharashtra assembly elections: What is PM Modi's advise to BJP MPs from state,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/maharashtra-assembly-elections-what-is-pm-modis-advise-to-bjp-mps-from-state/articleshow/112021716.cms,"(With agency inputs)
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+NEW DELHI: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday set the tone for upcoming assembly elections in Maharashtra as he asked party MPs from the state to strongly counter opposition propaganda against his government.The Prime Minister asked the BJP MPs to take the schemes and initiatives announced in the Union Budget to the masses and stub out the opposition attempts to spread misinformation about the government, a parliamentary source told news agency PTI.""The Prime Minister also asked us to outstrip the opposition propaganda against the government and reach out to every voter at the booth level,"" a BJP MP who attended the meeting said.Maharashtra is one of the key strongholds where the BJP did not perform well in Lok Sabha elections which eventually left the saffron party 32 seats short of the majority mark in the Lower House.The BJP, which performed poorly in the just-concluded Lok Sabha elections in the state winning only 9 out of the 28 seats it contested, will have to act fast to recover lost ground and defend its government in the state.Its alliance partners, Eknath Shinde who heads the Shiv Sena, and Ajit Pawar, who is the chief of NCP, are also on sticky wickets. While Eknath had revolted against Uddhav Thackeray to split the party, Ajit ousted his uncleSharad Pawar to take control of the party. However, in the Lok Sabha elections both were trumped by their erstwhile mentors. Shinde won 7 seats against Uddhav's 9 and NCP chief got only 1 against senior Pawar's 8 Lok Sabha seats.The saffron party has faced criticised from RSS for aligning with the junior Pawar, who faced corruption charges and was even targeted by PM Modi in his rallies before the coalition was formed. However, as of now the BJP plans to contest the assembly elections with Shinde and Ajit Pawar.The opposition on the other hand, knows that it has an opportunity to dislodge the NDA government in the state and will be going all out to win the assembly elections. Sharad Pawar has claimed that opposition MVA will win 225 of the 288 seats in the Maharashtra assembly.",Prime Minister Narendra Modi set the tone for upcoming assembly elections in Maharashtra. He asked party MPs from the state to strongly counter opposition propaganda against his government. Maharashtra is one of the key strongholds where the BJP did not perform well in Lok Sabha elections which eventually left the saffron party 32 seats short of majority mark.,"https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-112022076,imgsize-37668,width-400,resizemode-4/112022076.jpg"
+"NHRC Notice: NHRC notice to Delhi govt, police chief on death of 26-year-old UPSC aspirant",https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/nhrc-notice-to-delhi-govt-police-chief-in-patel-nagar-electrocution-case/articleshow/112021154.cms,"NEW DELHI: The National Human Rights Commission on Thursday issued notices to Delhi government , police chief and a power discom over the death of a 26-year-old UPSC aspirant due to electrocution in Delhi's Patel Nagar .In a statement, the commission said it has taken ""suo motu cognisance of a media report that a young man died due to electrocution while trying to cross over a water-logged street with the support of an iron gate leading to his paying guest accommodation in Patel Nagar area of Delhi on July 22"".The 26-year-old Nilesh Rai, who hailed from Deoria, Varanasi, had come to Delhi for preparation of civil services.Reportedly, the iron gate stands right next to an electric pole with a cluster of exposed wires going to various homes in the society, it said.The commission observed that the details of the media reports raise a grave issue of violation of the human rights of the victim due to apparent negligence of the authorities.""The waterlogging in the area and flow of electric current from the electric pole to the iron gate, prima facie indicate towards this negligence causing a loss of life,"" it said.NHRC also sought to know about the action taken against those responsible, the compensation awarded to the next of kin of the deceased as well as the steps proposed or taken to ensure that such incidents do not recur.Meanwhile, the Delhi government ordered an inquiry into the incident.Power minister Atishi directed chief secretary Naresh Kumar to initiate the inquiry into the matter and suggest action that should be taken against those who are responsible for this tragic loss.Based on the CCTV footage, police said was on his way back to his PG accommodation from a nearby library when he slipped in the waterlogged street, grabbed the iron gate to regain balance and was electrocuted.The accident occurred on July 22. The deceased was a civil service aspirant and used to live in a PG in Patel Nagar. Despite the attempts of his flatmates and neighbours to save him, he was pulled away by police and taken to hospital, where he was declared dead by the doctors.","The 26-year-old Nilesh Rai, who hailed from Deoria, Varanasi, had come to Delhi for preparation of civil services. The commission observed that the details of the media reports raise a grave issue of violation of the human rights of the victim.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-112021164,imgsize-300695,width-400,resizemode-4/112021164.jpg"
+Sanjay Raut: UBT Sena's Sanjay Raut backs Anil Deshmukh on allegations that Fadnavis pressured him to file false affidavits,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/anil-deshmukh-told-me-in-jail-that-dcm-devendra-fadnavis-pressured-him-to-file-false-affidavits-against-key-mva-functionaries-says-sanjay-raut/articleshow/112021006.cms,"MUMBAI: Shiv Sena (UBT) MP Sanjay Raut said on Thursday that former home minister Anil Deshmukh is speaking the truth. Raut revealed that Deshmukh told him while in jail that Deputy CM Devendra Fadnavis pressured him three years ago to file false affidavits against key Maha Vikas Aghadi (MVA) functionaries in an attempt to topple the coalition government.Raut said like PM Modi, Fadnavis is a non-biological home minister. Raut said even I was told to listen to the BJP to avoid getting arrested by ED and get my name out.“Anil Deshmukh used to meet me in jail when we were both in jail and he told me 1.5 years ago that these things took place. There is dirty politics in the state due to Fadnavis. BJP is happy to make other people's clips all its life. BJP has a clips factory. Make clips, tap people's phones. Phones of opposition leaders were tapped. There were women police officers who tapped the phones of the opponents, if Devendra Fadnavis is giving them prestige by making them the director general of police, then what can we expect,” Raut said.“What Anil Deshmukh said is 100% true. If you want to remove your name from ED, then this is BJP's policy. I was told the same. Why did many people including Ashok Chavan, Praful Patel and Hasan Mushrif go there (to MahaYuti)? Why did MLAs and MPs go with (Eknath) Shinde? Why did Nawab Malik go? Because all of them have gone there to escape from ED and under the pressure of the BJP. Anil Deshmukh told me all this while I was in jail. Anil Deshmukh is speaking the truth. Often the truth has no evidence, it cannot be collected, and thus the truth is defeated,” Raut said.Fadnavis has refuted the allegations, saying Deshmukh's own party members had incriminating audio-visual evidence against him. ""If false accusations continue to be levelled against me, I will have no choice but to make this evidence public,"" he said.Deshmukh linked his allegations to the controversy involving former Mumbai police commissioner Param Bir Singh, who accused the former minister of a Rs 100-crore extortion scheme. He alleged that Fadnavis orchestrated Singh's accusations against him.",Shiv Sena MP Sanjay Raut says former home minister Anil Deshmukh is speaking the truth. Raut revealed that Desmukh told him while in jail that Deputy CM Devendra Fadnavis pressured him to file false affidavits against key Maha Vikas Aghadi functionaries.,"https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-112021049,imgsize-610280,width-400,resizemode-4/112021049.jpg"
+Pablo Escobar: Naidu compares Jagan Reddy to Pablo Escobar: 9 interesting facts about Colombian drug lord,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/naidu-compares-jagan-reddy-to-pablo-escobar-9-interesting-facts-about-colombian-drug-lord/articleshow/112020195.cms,"Magical realism is defined as what happens when a highly detailed, realistic setting is invaded by something too strange to believe. There was a reason magical realism was born in Colombia .
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+It’s fitting that the Netflix show Narcos – which focused on the Colombian drug lord Pablo Escobar – starts by describing a literary phenomenon most commonly associated with Colombia author Gabriel Garcia Marquez. Escobar’s story is certainly littered with its own sprinkling of magic, how a boy who grew up in abject poverty went on to become the most powerful drug lord in the, who continued to cock his snook at the mighty US government and its DEA agents.Strangely, not unlike magic realism, the Medellin Cartel’s boss' name came up in the Andhra assembly when the Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu compared his rival YSR Congress leader Jagan Mohan Reddy to the notorious narco-terrorist and accused him of fostering a drug crisis in the state during his five-year rule. Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu declared that the state's situation during Jagan Mohan Reddy's governance was unprecedentedly dire. Naidu remarked in the assembly, ""Only one person can be compared to what happened in Andhra, and that is Pablo Escobar,"" highlighting the severity of the drug menace. He alleged that from 2019 to 2024, the state had become the ""ganja capital"" and pledged to address the issue.Naidu elaborated, ""Pablo Escobar was a Colombian drug lord and narco-terrorist who became a politician and started his drug cartel, amassing $30 billion at that time, now worth $90 billion. He was arrested in 1976 and by 1980 had become the world's richest drug lord. Some people aim to become richer by selling drugs.""Born on December 1, 1949, in Rionegro, Colombia, he rose to become one of the wealthiest and most powerful criminals in history through his extensive cocaine trafficking operations. Escobar's life has inspired numerous books, movies, and television series, highlighting his dramatic ascent and subsequent downfall in the criminal underworld.At the height of his power, Escobar was among the richest men globally, with his net worth estimated to be around $30 billion in the early 1990s. He was reportedly making approximately $420 million weekly from his drug empire.Pablo Escobar used his immense wealth to fund various community projects in Medellín, Colombia, earning a degree of local support. He built housing for the poor, constructed sports fields and facilities, and funded schools and hospitals. Escobar's investments in infrastructure included paving roads and installing streetlights in underdeveloped neighbourhoods. Additionally, he sponsored local soccer teams and provided substantial financial assistance to needy families, enhancing his Robin Hood-like reputation among the local populace.The Medellín Cartel employed numerous innovative methods to smuggle cocaine into the United States, including using submarines, airplanes, and even hollowed-out statues. Escobar owned a fleet of planes and helicopters specifically for this purpose. Escobar collaborated with Amado Carrillo Fuentes, known as ""The Lord of the Skies,"" to smuggle cocaine using a fleet of private jets and commercial aircraft.Pablo Escobar entered politics in Colombia in the early 1980s. In 1982, he was elected as an alternate member of the Chamber of Representatives of Colombia. Escobar's political career was short-lived, as his involvement in drug trafficking soon became widely known, leading to his eventual expulsion from Congress.Escobar's immense wealth enabled him to live an extraordinarily lavish lifestyle. He owned multiple properties, including the famous Hacienda Nápoles estate, which featured a zoo with exotic animals, a private airport, and a bullring. Pablo Escobar kept a variety of exotic animals at his Hacienda Nápoles estate, including hippos, elephants, giraffes, rhinoceroses, camels, exotic birds, and antelopes.In a controversial agreement with the Colombian government, Escobar was allowed to build his own luxurious prison, known as La Catedral, in 1991. This facility included amenities such as a nightclub, a jacuzzi, and a waterfall. He continued to manage his drug empire from within until he escaped in 1992 after authorities attempted to move him to a standard prison. It was also the host of many famous footballers including Diego Maradona who claims he had a great time there.Escobar's conflict with the Colombian government and rival cartels resulted in massive violence. He was responsible for numerous assassinations, bombings, and terror acts, leading to the deaths of thousands, including judges, police officers, journalists, and civilians. Escobar masterminded the infamous siege of Colombia’s Supreme Court in 1985. By the end of the operation, 12 Supreme Court Justices, 48 Colombian soldiers, and 35 members of the M-19 guerrilla group, including their leader, had been killed. In total, the conflict resulted in over 100 fatalities.Pablo Escobar used his immense wealth from drug trafficking to buy political influence in Colombia. He strategically bribed politicians, offering them large sums of money in exchange for their cooperation and protection. Among those implicated were President Alfonso López Michelsen, who allegedly received campaign funds from Escobar, and Justice Minister Rodrigo Lara Bonilla, who initially fought against Escobar's operations but was later assassinated by the cartel. Escobar's influence extended deeply into the political sphere, allowing him to evade law enforcement and expand his empire.Escobar was killed by Colombian National Police in a shootout on December 2, 1993, on a rooftop in Medellín. His death marked the end of the Medellín Cartel's dominance. Despite his criminal activities, he remains a controversial figure in Colombia, symbolizing both the extreme violence of the drug trade and the impact of his philanthropic efforts on local communities.","Magical realism is a literary phenomenon most commonly associated with Colombia author Gabriel Garcia Marquez. Pablo Escobar rose to become one of the wealthiest and most powerful criminals in history through his extensive cocaine trafficking operations. At the height of his power, Escobar was among the richest men globally, with his net worth estimated to be around $30 billion in the early 1990s.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-112020828,imgsize-170224,width-400,resizemode-4/112020828.jpg"
+Ukrainian city fears possible arrival of F-16 fighter jets,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/world/europe/ukrainian-city-fears-possible-arrival-of-f-16-fighter-jets/articleshow/111957061.cms,"'Prime target'
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+STAROKOSTIANTYNIV: With its castle, medieval tower and river-side beach, the western Ukrainian tourist town of Starokostiantyniv doesn't seem an obvious target for Russian missile and drone strikes.But a major airbase across the Sluch river has put the town firmly in Russia 's sights -- and locals fear the imminent arrival of F-16 fighter jets in Ukraine will only intensify the bombardments .""We're super nervous about the arrival of the F-16s. If they park them here, the number of attacks will only go up,"" said Olena Shpachenko, a guide at the town's history museum, located inside the 17th-century castle.Kyiv says the advanced US-made fighters, some already being transferred to Ukraine, will help it better protect its skies and compete with Russia for air superiority.Russia has intensified its bombing of Ukrainian air bases -- including Starokostiantyniv, home to the seventh tactical aviation bridge -- and pledged to target F-16s.In a show of force earlier this month, Moscow hit three Ukrainian airfields in as many days.""From here we have a good view of the explosions,"" said Shpachenko, gesturing out of the castle window.""We hear them as if we were right there,"" she told AFP.For more than two years, she has watched the enemy's explosive drones and supersonic missiles pepper the sky at night.Pointing to a row of partially damaged ancient religions icons hanging over her desk, she said the air base was ""so close, the missiles can make it all the way over here.""Ukraine and its Western partners have not given any official indication of where the F-16s will be based.A Western defence industry source told AFP the Starokostiantyniv airfield -- equipped with Soviet-era partially underground shelters -- is an ideal candidate.Residents, used to the roar of jets even before the war , say tensions in the city are ratcheting up.""The authorities held a large-scale exercise in the event of a nuclear strike. They believe the base is a prime target for Moscow,"" said Shpachenko.""We pray that the F-16s don't wind up here,"" she added, looking anxiously outside once more.Even if Ukraine's air defences intercept Russian missiles targeting the base, ""debris will rain down on the city,"" she feared.She has forbidden her daughters from playing outside.Despite being hundreds of kilometres from the front lines, the war literally hangs over the town that locals call ""Starkon"".The smell of powder and kerosene punctuate the air and the sky is strewn with black contrails left behind by the jets.Large tanks of jet fuel are hidden in the surrounding woods, where groups of soldiers were playing cards in a moment of respite.The town's lights are turned off at night and the troops scour the sky, ready to shoot down drones with machine guns.Anatoliy, the commander of a mobile anti-aircraft unit, said Russia had stepped up attacks over the past month.""The Russians are now using cluster munitions with the aim of damaging the jets on the ground,"" he said, puffing on a cigarette.The explosives can target areas covering thousands of square metres with a single drop.Asked if he thought the escalation was due to the possible arrival of the F-16s, Anatoliy hesitated, before smiling: ""The Russians, those fools, will never guess where they are.""The war has also taken its toll on the town's previously vibrant tourism industry.""The soldiers, the attacks... it discourages people from coming. We've even had drone debris fall on the beach, Shpachenko said.One family of vacationers ""heard a plane flying close to the ground, dropped their stuff and ran to the castle,"" she said.Many of the Ukrainians who came to Starokostiantyniv after fleeing their homes in the east left as soon as they heard the first roar of a fighter plane.""The desire to survive is stronger than the need for rest,"" said Shpachenko.Despite the danger, some locals were outside, relaxing in the shade of the weeping willows or on the small beach.Valery, in his 70s, has been here so long he knows the engine noises of the different planes by heart.He still goes for a morning swim in the river at the foot of the castle every day.""I'm afraid of the arrival of the F-16s. I don't know what will happen to the city if they end up here,"" he said.""Whatever happens, I'm not moving.""",Ukrainian tourist town of Starokostiantyniv is a prime target for Russian missile and drone strikes. Residents fear the imminent arrival of F-16 fighter jets in Ukraine will only intensify the bombardments. Russia has intensified its bombing of Ukrainian air bases and pledged to target F- 16s. The war has also taken its toll on the town's previously vibrant tourism industry.,"https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-111957455,imgsize-727954,width-400,resizemode-4/111957455.jpg"
+"Tesla CEO Elon Musk: My son Xavier is dead, killed by the ...",https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/technology/tech-news/tesla-ceo-elon-musk-my-son-xavier-is-dead-klled-by-the-/articleshow/111969375.cms,"Sparks the big debate
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+Tesla and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk has ignited a fresh controversy by claiming that he was misled into consenting to puberty blockers for his transgender child. In a recent interview with Jordan Peterson, Musk described the experience as a ""trick"" and blamed the ""woke mind virus"" for his son's transition.Musk's child, Xavier, who now identifies as Vivian Jenna Wilson, underwent a name and gender change in 2022.Musk asserts that he was pressured into approving puberty blockers for Xavier under false pretenses, claiming that he was told the child was at risk of suicide.""I lost my son, essentially. They call it deadnaming for a reason,"" Musk said. ""The reason it's called deadnaming is because your son is dead. My son Xavier is dead, killed by the woke mind virus.""After an extended pause, Musk added, ""I vowed to destroy the woke mind virus after that.""Musk's comments have sparked intense debate over parental rights, transgender healthcare, and the influence of cultural and political ideologies on personal decisions. Critics argue that Musk's statements are harmful and stigmatizing to transgender individuals, while supporters contend that he is raising legitimate concerns about the medical treatment of minors.The controversy comes amid broader cultural tensions over issues of gender identity and parental rights. Musk's decision to relocateSpaceX headquarters to Texas, citing a new California law limiting parental notification of a child's gender identity change, further underscores these divisions.Musk's pledge to take on the ""woke"" left likely inspired his latest decision to move the California headquarters for SpaceX to Texas, after Gov. Gavin Newsom signed a bill into law that will bar school districts from notifying parents if their child uses different pronouns or identifies as a gender that's different from what’s on school records.""This is the final straw,"" Musk wrote on X, his social media platform, in explaining his decision. ""Because of this law and the many others that preceded it, attacking both families and companies, SpaceX will now move its HQ from Hawthorne, California, to Starbase, Texas,"" he said.","Tesla and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk has ignited a fresh controversy by claiming he was misled into consenting to puberty blockers for his transgender child. In a recent interview with Jordan Peterson, Musk described the experience as a ""trick"" and blamed the ""woke mind virus"" for his son's transition. Critics argue that Musk's statements are harmful and stigmatizing to transgender individuals.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-111969367,imgsize-37543,width-400,resizemode-4/111969367.jpg"
 Budget 2024 has good news for NPS tax savings: Employer contributions increased from 10% to 14% of employee’s basic salary,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/business/india-business/budget-2024-has-good-news-for-nps-tax-savings-employer-contributions-increased-from-10-to-14-of-employees-basic-salary/articleshow/111960609.cms,"Enhanced employer contributions
 
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 New NPS Budget 2024 Benefits Explained: In the Budget 2024, the government has announced significant changes to the National Pension System (NPS) contributions, allowing for greater tax savings. The contribution limit for employers in the private sector has been raised from 10% to 14% of the employee's basic salary. This new limit applies to both private and public sector employees, exclusively under the new tax regime.Shalini Jain, Tax Partner, People Advisory Services at EY India, emphasises that this increase will enable employees opting for the new tax regime to save more taxes and build a larger pension pool for social security.According to an ET report, the Finance Minister, Nirmala Sitharaman, highlighted in her Budget 2024 speech that the deduction for employers' contributions towards NPS will be increased from 10% to 14% of the employee’s salary. This deduction applies to employees in the private sector, public sector banks, and undertakings who opt for the new tax regime.The tax benefits on investing in NPS depend on the tax regime chosen by the taxpayer in the relevant financial year. Under the current income tax laws, the old tax regime allows for three deductions under the Income-tax Act, 1961, while the new tax regime allows only one deduction.Under the old tax regime, an individual can claim up to Rs 9.5 lakh in deductions through three routes:Under the new tax regime, an individual can claim a deduction of up to Rs 7.5 lakh under Section 80CCD (2).Upon withdrawal, an individual must use at least 40% of the NPS corpus to purchase an annuity plan from an insurance company. The remaining 60% can be withdrawn as a lump sum.On October 27, 2023, the Pension Fund Regulatory and Development Authority (PFRDA) announced that NPS subscribers can withdraw up to 60% of their pension corpus via a systematic lump sum withdrawal (SLW) method. Subscribers can withdraw the lump sum in a phased manner (monthly, quarterly, half-yearly, or annually) up to the age of 75 years.However, there is still a lack of clarity among tax experts regarding the tax-free status of money withdrawn via the SLW method.On January 12, 2024, the PFRDA issued a master circular on partial withdrawals from the NPS Tier-I account. Partial withdrawals are allowed for specific reasons such as:Other conditions for partial withdrawal include:","Tax benefits on investing in NPS depend on the tax regime chosen by the taxpayer in the relevant financial year. The contribution limit for employers in the private sector has been raised from 10% to 14% of the employee's basic salary. The combined employer contributions to NPS, Employees’ Provident Fund, and superannuation fund are capped at Rs 7.5 lakh.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-111960744,imgsize-24486,width-400,resizemode-4/111960744.jpg"
-Budget 2024: How TCS is set to become less TDS for salaried class,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/business/india-business/budget-2024-how-tcs-is-set-to-become-less-tds-for-salaried-class/articleshow/111970089.cms,"Top Picks For You Budget 2024: Out with old, new makes news
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-Individuals miffed at tax collection at source ( TCS ) proposals have now been offered a small relief - provided they have salary income .At present, a salaried employee may declare income, such as bank interest and rent, to their employer, who factors this and, accordingly, deducts a higher tax against the monthly salary. The employee then does not have to worry about paying advance tax as adequate tax has already been withheld.A similar norm comes into effect from Oct 1.The salaried employee will be able to declare TCS and the employer will factor this in, resulting in a lower TDS against salary income. Thus, it will avoid cash-flow issues. Further, if a refund was due, owing to TCS, the individual taxpayer will no longer have to wait for it as it is adjusted against TDS on salary income.TCS applies to a wide range of remittances made under Liberalised Remittance Scheme (LRS) of Reserve Bank of India. It permits an individual to remit up to $2.5 lakh per year, without seeking prior approval.Thus far, purchase of an overseas tour package pinched the pocket - it meant a 5% TCS for a remittance of up to Rs 7 lakh; if the expenditure was higher, TCS was 20%. Or for that matter, sending a child overseas meant that TCS at 5% was deducted for any remittance above Rs 7 lakh (the rate was lower for remittances via education loans).In short, the Budget has added a sweetener to TCS provisions for salaried individuals.","The salaried employee will be able to declare TCS and the employer will factor this in, resulting in a lower TDS against salary income. Thus, it will avoid cash-flow issues. If a refund was due, owing to TCS, the individual taxpayer will no longer have to wait for it as it is adjusted against TDS.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-111970421,imgsize-2630173,width-400,resizemode-4/111970421.jpg"
-"J&K encounter: One terrorist killed, army jawan injured in Kupwara",https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/jk-encounter-one-terrorist-killed-army-jawan-in-injured-in-kupwara/articleshow/111974465.cms,"NEW DELHI: One terrorist was neutralized in an encounter by the security forces in Jammu and Kashmir's Kupwara. An army jawan was injured in exchange of fire.Indian Army's Chinar Corps in a post on X said that one terrorist was eliminated and an NCO was injured during a joint operation launched on specific input regarding presence of terrorists.""Based on specific input regarding presence of terrorists in general area Kowut, Kupwara, a Joint Search Operation was launched by Indian Army and J&K Police on days leading upto 23 July 24.On 24 July, suspicious movement was observed and challenged by vigilant troops, in response to which terrorists opened indiscriminate fire. In the ensuing firefight, one terrorist was eliminated and an NCO was injured. Operation is in progress,"" said Chinar Corps, Indian Army.Earlier on Tuesday, one Army soldier was martyred in Battal area of KG sector in Mendhar Tehsil of Poonch district where the Army foiled an infiltration bid.Meanwhile, the Indian Army has deployed more than 4,000 soldiers including the elite Para Commandos and those trained in mountain warfare in the hilly areas of Poonch, Rajouri, Doda, Reasi and Kathua districts of Jammu division in the wake of recent terror attacks.","One terrorist was neutralized in an encounter by the security forces in Jammu and Kashmir's Kupwara. An army jawan was injured in exchange of fire. Indian Army has deployed more than 4,000 soldiers including the elite Para Commandos and those trained in mountain warfare.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-111974548,imgsize-921529,width-400,resizemode-4/111974548.jpg"
-'Rescued economy from bankruptcy': Congress remembers Manmohan Singh on 33rd anniversary of 1991 economic reforms,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/rescued-economy-from-bankruptcy-congress-remembers-manmohan-singh-on-33rd-anniversary-of-1991-economic-reforms/articleshow/111975670.cms,"'No power on earth can stop an idea whose time has come'
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-NEW DELHI: With a looming international debt crisis fueled by instable political situation and Gulf crisis at the time, India had foreign exchange reserves that could ""suffice to finance imports for a mere fortnight."" Thus, came the 1991 economic reforms , popularly dubbed as the liberalisation, privatisation and globalisation of the Indian economy.""I rise to present the budget for 1991-92"" rings in our ears a day after the Union Budget 2024 was presented in the Parliament.The budget dedicated to former PM Rajiv Gandhi marked a significant shift towards a market-oriented economy and paved the way for rapid economic growth in subsequent decades.33 years since then, Congress thanked the then finance minister Manmohan Singh who crafted the Budget.""Today, on the anniversary of 1991 Economic Reforms, we thank Dr. Manmohan Singh for its formulation under the leadership of P. V. Narsimha Rao,"" Congress said in a post on X.""The Reforms, a boon for the Indian economy, rescued it from bankruptcy & economic collapse and set it on a path of monumental growth,"" it added.This comes a day after the BJP-led NDA government presented Union Budget for 2024-25 popularly dubbed as ""Kursi Bachao Budget"" by the opposition. This came in the light of announcing financial packages for Bihar and Andhra Pradesh in an effort to ""Appease Allies: Hollow promises to them at the cost of other states.""Concluding his Budget speech with Victor Hugo's words -- “no power on earth can stop an idea whose time has come”-- Manmohan Singh bequeathed India an economy that initiated the privatization of public sector enterprises, liberalized airspace, catalyzed the emergence of new industries, and significantly boosted disposable incomes for the middle class, thereby fueling consumerism.Under his leadership, export/import regulations were relaxed, and significant strides were made in improving the business environment, fostering a surge in entrepreneurship and a influx of international goods.Further, the establishment of NSE, India’s largest stock exchange, in 1992 underscored his tenure. Manmohan Singh played a pivotal role in steering the country away from financial crisis, revitalizing the economy, and propelling it towards substantial growth.","The budget dedicated to former PM Rajiv Gandhi marked a significant shift towards a market-oriented economy. Congress thanked the then finance minister Manmohan Singh who crafted the Budget. This comes a day after the BJP-led NDA government presented Union Budget for 2024-25 popularly dubbed as ""Kursi Bachao Budget""","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-111975750,imgsize-689065,width-400,resizemode-4/111975750.jpg"
-Nitish Kumar: Asked Centre to put 65% quota provision in 9th Schedule,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/patna/nitish-kumar-asked-centre-to-put-65-quota-provision-in-9th-schedule/articleshow/111997142.cms,"PATNA: The Bihar govt is doing all it can to unlock the state's revised reservation limit of 65% that was struck down by Patna high court , including requesting the Centre to incorporate it into the Ninth Schedule of the Constitution to make it immune from judicial scrutiny, CM Nitish Kumar said Wednesday as the assembly descended into bedlam for the second day.Nitish informed the House that the JD(U)-BJP coalition had already moved Supreme Court against the ruling by an HC bench in June, based on a PIL challenging the hike in reservation for SC, ST and backward classes from 50% to 65%.As the opposition refused to relent, shifting the focus to Bihar's unfulfilled demand for special status, Nitish said, ""Kuchh idea tha (Did you have any idea)? You people have been protesting since Tuesday while we have been fighting for it (special status) since 2010.""The CM also reminded everyone that the hike in reservation wouldn't have happened had he not taken the initiative.""It was at my behest that you all agreed to a caste survey, after which quotas for SCs, STs, OBCs and the extremely backward classes were hiked to 65% in govt jobs and educational institutions,"" he said.""Your protest has no meaning. Congress did nothing to make this (increased reservation) happen while in govt.""The continuing commotion, including opposition members shouting slogans and trooping to the well of the House, led speaker Nand Kishore Yadav to adjourn the proceedings till 2pm.",The Bihar govt is doing all it can to unlock the state's revised reservation limit of 65% that was struck down by Patna high court. Nitish Kumar has requested the Centre to incorporate it into the Ninth Schedule of the Constitution to make it immune from judicial scrutiny.,"https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-111997166,imgsize-32380,width-400,height-225,resizemode-72/111997166.jpg"
-"India tests ballistic missile defence system to intercept 5,000-km class enemy missiles",https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/india-tests-ballistic-missile-defence-system-to-intercept-5000-km-class-enemy-missiles/articleshow/111996217.cms,"NEW DELHI: India on Wednesday successfully flight-tested an endo-atmospheric interceptor missile under Phase-II of its two-tier ballistic missile defence (BMD) system, with the defence ministry promptly proclaiming it demonstrated the indigenous capability to defend against hostile nuclear-capable missiles in the 5000-km range class.In the test, the “target missile” mimicking an enemy’s long-range ballistic missile was first launched from the Dhamra missile launch complex in Odisha at 4.20 pm.Swiftly “detected” by radars deployed on land and sea, the BMD system then kicked into action to launch the “AD (advanced area defence) endo-atmospheric interceptor missile” from the integrated test at Chandipur at 4.24 pm.“The interceptor destroyed the target. The flight-test fully met all the trial objectives, validating the complete network-centric warfare weapon system consisting of long-range sensors, low latency communication system and advanced interceptor missiles,” a DRDO official said.The solid-fuelled, two-stage interceptor missile system is meant for “neutralising many types of enemy ballistic missile threats in the altitude bracket of endo to low exo-atmospheric regions”, he added. Congratulating the DRDO for the successful flight test, defence minister Rajnath Singh said it has again demonstrated the country’s BMD capability.India, unlike countries like the US, Russia, China and Israel, however still has a long way to go before it can operationally deploy an effective BMD system, with an overlapping network of early-warning and tracking sensors, reliable command and control posts, land and sea-based batteries of advanced interceptor missiles.The DRDO has successfully completed a series of tests for the Phase-1 of the BMD system, which is designed to track and destroy enemy ballistic missiles in the 2,000-km range class, both inside (endo) and outside (exo) the earth's atmosphere at altitudes from 15-25 km to 80-100 km for “a higher kill probability”, as was earlier reported by TOI.Even as the Phase-I of the BMD system, with the interceptor missiles flying at Mach 4.5 supersonic speeds, is yet to be deployed, DRDO had tested a new long-range flexible interceptor missile called AD-1under the Phase-II in November 2022.Then, DRDO also conducted the maiden flight trial of a sea-based endo-atmospheric interceptor missile from a warship in April last year. Apart from a land-based BMD system, a mobile sea-based version is also required to build an operationally effective missile shield. “Sea-based version gives you distributive capability,” an officer said.The US, incidentally, has around 50 ship-borne Aegis BMD systems that provide layered air and missile defence against all sorts of missiles, from short-range ones to ICBMs (intercontinental ballistic missiles).India till now has refrained from sanctioning the full-scale operational deployment of the Phase-1 of the BMD system at any vital location. This could be due to the high costs involved, or even strategic calculations that it may provoke Pakistan to go in for a larger nuclear arsenal and countermeasures to defeat the BMD system, as reported by TOI earlier.India’s BMD programme has been in the works since the late-1990s, with its first interceptor missile being tested in November 2006. Having conducted over a dozen tests of the BMD system since then, a few of which have failed, DRDO in the past has said that it has a “kill probability of 99.8%” with the mix of exo and endo-interceptor missiles.The IAF, of course, has inducted the Russian S-400 Triumf surface-to-air missile systems that can detect, track and destroy incoming strategic bombers, jets, spy planes, drones and even some intermediate-range ballistic missiles at a range of 380-km.",India on Wednesday successfully flight-tested an endo-atmospheric interceptor missile under Phase-II of its two-tier ballistic missile defence (BMD) system. The defence ministry promptly proclaiming it demonstrated the indigenous capability to defend against hostile nuclear-capable missiles in the 5000-km range class.,"https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-111996214,imgsize-763366,width-400,resizemode-4/111996214.jpg"
-Dhruv Rathee summoned in defamation suit by BJP leader Suresh Karamshi Nakhua,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/dhruv-rathee-summoned-in-defamation-suit-by-bjp-leader-suresh-karamshi-nakhua/articleshow/111980879.cms,"NEW DELHI: Delhi court on Wednesday issued summons to YouTuber Dhruv Rathee after BJP leader Suresh Karamshi Nakhua filed a defamation suit against him for allegedly calling him a “violent and abusive” troll.Nakhua is seeking Rs 20 lakhs in damages from Rathee for defamation “defamation caused to him on cyber space,” Live Law reported.This comes a week after Maharashtra nodal cyber police registered case against him for a post on X handle Dhruv Rathee (parody)@dhruvrahtee for allegedly spreading fake news against Lok Sabha speaker OM Birla's daughter.""India is the only country where you can clear UPSC without sitting in the examination. But for that, you have to be born as a daughter of Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla. Om Birla's daughter Anjali Birla cleared UPSC without giving any examination, she is a model by profession. Modi govt is making a mockery of our education system,"" the post said.",A Delhi court issued summons to YouTuber Dhruv Rathee after BJP leader Suresh Karamshi Nakhua filed a defamation suit against him. This comes a week after Maharashtra nodal cyber police registered case against him for allegedly spreading fake news.,"https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-111981018,imgsize-62238,width-400,resizemode-4/111981018.jpg"
-'Budget stands for ...': TMC's Abhishek stirs up big storm in Lok Sabha,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/budget-stands-for-tmcs-abhishek-stirs-up-big-storm-in-lok-sabha/articleshow/111993607.cms,"NEW DELHI: Abhishek Banerjee , TMC leader and Diamond Harbour MP, joined the opposition INDIA bloc leaders on Wednesday to criticise the Union Budget , which he called ""anti-people"" aimed at ""appeasing and compensating"" BJP allies in the NDA.In the no-holds-barred attack on the BJP in Lok Sabha, Mamata Banerjee's nephew said ""B in budget stood for betrayal, U for unemployment, D for deprived, G for Guarantee (Zero warranty) E for Eccentric T for Tragedy"".The Diamond Harbour MP, who is considered CM Mamata's political heir, claimed the NDA government betrayed the citizens, housewives, daily wage earners and many others during the past 10 years.Banerjee said prices of essential commodities have gone up, household savings have plummeted and debts have gone up.""It is a betrayal of the marginalised communities,"" he alleged.""The budget has no vision and agenda. There is no relief to the common people and the budget has neglected 140 crore people of the country,"" he said in a high-pitched attack as a few Bengal BJP MPs continued to disrupt his speech.Raking up the results of the 2024 Lok Sabha election, Abhishek Banerjee took a potshot at the BJP, saying the parliamentary polls outcome reflected rejection of the ""arrogance and divisive politics"" of the BJP.Calling the ruling NDA a ""creaky, shaky and vulnerable"" coalition government , Banerjee said the alliance will ""explode"" soon.The TMC leader said everything in the third term of the Modi government remained same with ministers retaining the same portfolios except that the number of ""cheer leaders"" of the ruling party has gone down, which is a big change, reported to news agency PTI.Banerjee also concerned the BJP for not having a single Muslim MP in the Lower House or the Upper House, accusing it of ""lacking diversity"".He also claimed that the budget failed to mention many ""tragedies"" like the ethnic violence in Manipur.Countering Banerjee, BJP's Bansuri Swaraj, daughter of the party's late stalwart Sushma Swaraj, said the TMC leader used three objectionable and unparliamentary words and sought his apology.To Bansuri Swaraj's appeal, Speaker Om Birla said he would examine the matter.","Abhishek Banerjee joined the opposition INDIA bloc leaders on Wednesday to criticise the Union Budget. He called the budget ""anti-people"" aimed at ""appeasing and compensating"" BJP allies in the NDA. He claimed the budget betrayed the citizens, housewives, daily wage earners and many others.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-111994342,imgsize-62156,width-400,resizemode-4/111994342.jpg"
-"'You are a woman ...': Bihar CM's address in assembly triggers stir, RJD slams 'uncivilised' remark",https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/you-are-a-woman-bihar-cms-address-in-assembly-triggers-stir-rjd-slams-uncivilised-remark/articleshow/111993757.cms,"NEW DELHI: Bihar chief minister Nitish Kumar sparked a fresh controversy on Wednesday with his remarks directed at a woman legislator during ongoing protests by the opposition in the state assembly .Amid heavy sloganeering against the government over alleged failures on reservation and special status for Bihar, Nitish lost his temper at RJD MLA Rekha Devi and asked, ""You are a woman, you do not know anything?""CM Kumar's comments led to an uproar in the assembly, with opposition MLAs objecting to his statement and raising slogans such as ""Nitish Kumar Hai Hai"".RJD leader and former deputy chief minister Tejashwi Yadav also condemned Nitish Kumar's remarks, accusing him of being a habitual offender when it comes to making inappropriate comments about women.Taking to X, Tejashwi said, ""You are a woman, do you know anything? Making cheap, unwanted, uncivilized, rude and low-level comments on women has become a habit of Hon'ble Chief Minister Nitish Kumar. This is a very serious and worrying issue for the state.""""A few days ago, the CM had made a lewd comment on the beauty of a BJP woman MLA from the tribal class. Today, he made a comment on two-time Scheduled Caste woman MLA Rekha Paswan. Honorable Shri Nitish ji has become the greatest knower, meditator, interpreter and creator of the universe. Apart from him, no one knows anything, no one knows anything,"" he added.This is not the first instance of Nitish Kumar sparking controversy with his speeches in the Bihar Assembly. In November last year, he had stated that women should be educated to avoid pregnancy resulting from sexual intercourse.Following an outcry from BJP leaders, who were in the opposition in Bihar at the time, Kumar apologized and retracted his words.","Bihar chief minister Nitish Kumar sparked a fresh controversy on Wednesday with his remarks directed at a woman legislator. He lost his temper at RJD MLA Rekha Devi and asked, ""You are a woman, you do not know anything?"" His comments led to an uproar in the assembly, with opposition MLAs objecting to his statement.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-111993765,imgsize-30326,width-400,resizemode-4/111993765.jpg"
-"This wasn't the first attempt, Bishnoi gang wants to hurt me and my family: Salman Khan",https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/mumbai/this-wasnt-the-first-attempt-bishnoi-gang-wants-to-hurt-me-and-my-family-salman-khan/articleshow/111997258.cms,"Salman Khan
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-MUMBAI: In his police statement, actor Salman Khan (58) has alleged that he believes gangster Lawrence Bishnoi and his gang members were behind the firing incident outside his Bandra residence on April 14. Khan said he believes the attack was carried out with the intention of killing him and his family members.Observing that there is ample prima facie evidence on record to proceed against the accused, a special MCOCA court on Monday took cognisance of the chargesheet filed in the case earlier this month.On April 14, a biker and a pillion rider discharged several rounds at the balcony of Khan's Bandra home and absconded.In his statement made in June, which is part of the chargesheet, the actor said, ""There had been attempts to hurt me and my family prior to this as well. I have learned from social media that Bishnoi and gang have taken responsibility for the attack. So, I believe that it is the Bishnoi gang who have carried out the firing at my balcony."" As a result, Khan always advises his family members and those around him to stay alert. Khan has been provided with Y-Plus security from Mumbai police. He has weapon-trained policemen, bodyguards and private security for protection too.Recalling the events of April 14, Khan said he heard a cracker-like sound while asleep. Later, at 4.55am, his police bodyguard informed him that two people on a bike had fired at the first-floor balcony of his home in Galaxy Apartment.The chargesheet also includes transcripts of a conversation over Signal app between wanted accused Anmol Bishnoi and shooter Vikas Gupta. In the conversation, Anmol instructs Vikas to fire thoughtfully and in a manner that scares ""Bhai"" (referring to Khan).",A special MCOCA court on Monday took cognisance of the chargesheet filed in the case earlier this month. Khan said he believes the attack was carried out with the intention of killing him and his family members. The chargesheet also includes transcripts of a conversation between wanted accused Anmol Bishnoi and shooter Vikas Gupta.,"https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-111997267,imgsize-1065510,width-400,height-225,resizemode-72/111997267.jpg"
-'May provoke terrorists ... ': Bangladesh raises 'strong objection' to CM Mamata's refuge offer,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/may-provoke-terrorists-bangladesh-raises-strong-objection-to-cm-mamatas-refuge-offer/articleshow/111994954.cms,"NEW DELHI: The Bangladesh government on Wednesday raised strong objections to West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee's remark on the Bangladeshi students' quota protest that spiralled into deadly violence claiming the lives of over 100 people.Bangladesh High Commission in India called Mamata Banjree's remark ""provocative"", which had ""false elements concerning the internal affairs of Bangladesh, reported to news agency ANI citing sources.The Bangladeshi objection comes days after the West Bengal CM directed the state administration to render all help and assistance to the returnees from ""trouble-torn"" Bangladesh.""Hundreds of students and others are returning to West Bengal/ India, from the trouble-torn Bangladesh. I have asked our State administration to render all help and assistance to the returnees. For instance, around 300 students arrived at Hilli border today and most of them left for their respective destinations safely: 35 of them, however, needed help and we provided them with basic amenities and facilitation assistance. United we stand!"" Mamata wrote in a post on X.The Bangladesh government claimed they were trying to bring normalcy and labelled CM Mamata's remark ""misleading"".""Further Bangladesh government informed that they are trying to bring normalcy, and such remarks (particularly on the deaths of students) by the chief minister of West Bengal is misleading,"" reported ANI citing sources.They also said that Mamata's reference to the UN resolution on refugees does not stand as it does not apply to the prevailing situation in Bangladesh.Further, Bangladesh said this kind of comment, in particular the assurance of giving refuge to the people, may provoke many people, especially the terrorists and miscreants to take advantage of such an announcement, reported the agency.CM Mamata Banerjee had said that her government would provide shelter to people from violence-hit Bangladesh and would not turn anyone away ""if they come knocking on our doors"".""I cannot make any comments on the situation in Bangladesh as it is another country and only the Indian govt has the right to speak about it. But if helpless people (from Bangladesh) knock on Bengal's doors, we will give them shelter. There is a resolution of the United Nations to respect refugees from neighbouring nations. There was once a conflict with the Bodos in Assam. Refugees stayed in Alipurduar for a long time. I also went to meet them,"" Mamata said.She had also assured of all possible assistance to anyone from Bengal or their relatives who may have been stranded in Bangladesh.""If someone has gone to Bangladesh for studies or for medical treatment and is stuck there, we are here to help in any way needed,"" she said.Meanwhile, rush-hour traffic returned to the streets of the Bangladeshi capital Dhaka on Wednesday, as a curfew was eased after four days of nationwide shutdown that followed deadly protests led by university students against quotas in government jobs.","Bangladesh High Commission in India called Mamata Banjree's remark ""provocative"", which had ""false elements concerning the internal affairs of Bangladesh"" The Bangladesh government claimed they were trying to bring normalcy and labelled CM Mamata's remark'misleading'","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-111995165,imgsize-1178317,width-400,resizemode-4/111995165.jpg"
-'You will end up isolated': MK Stalin's warning to PM Modi after Union Budget,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/you-will-end-up-isolated-mk-stalins-warning-to-pm-modi-after-union-budget/articleshow/111989401.cms,"NEW DELHI: Tamil Nadu chief minister MK Stalin on Wednesday upped his ante against Prime Minister Narendra Modi and accused him of saving the government rather than the nation through the Union Budget Taking to X, Stalin said, ""In protest of the exclusion of several states, except for a few, in the Union Budget report, MPs from the INDIA alliance have staged a demonstration.""""Honorable Prime Minister Narendra Modi, You said, ""The election is over, now we must think about the country."" However, yesterday's #Budget2024 aims to save your government rather than the nation!"" He added.Stalin also warned PM Modi to refrain from being vindictive against the opposition and lead the government impartially.""Govern the country impartially. Do not be fixated on taking revenge against those who defeated you,"" he said.""I am obliged to warn you that if you govern based on political preferences and biases, you will end up isolated,"" he added.Meanwhile, DMK MP Dayanidhi Maran also advised PM Modi to follow CM Stalin and work for those who didn't voted him.“I think the time has come for the PM to take some good advice from and follow our CM MK Stalin. When MK Stalin became the CM of Tamil Nadu, he said - I will work not only for the people who voted for me but also for the people who did not vote for me, it is my duty,"" Maran said.""Today, the PM is not working for the people who voted for his party but only for the parties which are supporting him,” he added.Earlier, INDIA bloc leaders also walked out from Rajya Sabha, claiming all states except Bihar and Andhra Pradesh were ignored in Modi 3.0 Budget.",Tamil Nadu chief minister MK Stalin upped his ante against Prime Minister Narendra Modi. He accused him of saving the government rather than the nation through the Union Budget. Stalin also warned PM Modi to refrain from being vindictive against the opposition and lead the government impartially.,"https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-111989508,imgsize-811339,width-400,resizemode-4/111989508.jpg"
-"India, UK launch ambitious Technology Security Initiative",https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/india-uk-launch-ambitious-technology-security-initiative/articleshow/111995508.cms,"1. Telecoms
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-NEW DELHI: The Government of India and the United Kingdom on Wednesday, launched a new ' Technology Security Initiative ' (TSI) to strengthen their strategic partnership , acknowledging the growing significance of technology in national security and economic growth.The UK and India have agreed to strengthen their collaboration in various areas of technology, including telecommunications, critical minerals, semiconductors, artificial intelligence, quantum, biotechnology, and advanced materials.The partnership aims to enhance research and development, promote trade and investment, and share best practices in these fields.The TSI will be focused on enhancing the ambitious bilateral cooperation agenda outlined in the India-UK Roadmap 2030 , focusing on collaboration in critical and emerging technologies (CET) across various priority sectors.A statement released by the Ministry of External affairs said: ""Recognising the increasing role of technology in national security and economic development , the prime ministers of India and the United Kingdom are launching a new 'Technology Security Initiative' (TSI) to elevate the strategic partnership between the two countries to the next level."" The MEA and the UK government, will establish a bilateral mechanism, to promote trade in critical and emerging technologies, including resolving relevant licensing or regulatory issues.""The TSI will be coordinated by the National Security Advisors (NSAs) of both countries through existing and new dialogues. The NSAs will set the priority areas and identify interdependencies for cooperation on critical and emerging tech that will, in turn, help build meaningful technology value chain partnerships between our two countries. The progress made on the initiative will be reviewed on a half yearly basis at Deputy NSA level,"" the statement read.The UK and India take pride in the extensive collaborations between their institutions in this domain and aim to build on this strong foundation to collectively shape a fourth industrial revolution.The MEA said as part of the Strategic Tech Policy Dialogue, ""the UK and India will hold a dialogue on global tech governance, seeking to coordinate positions on digital technical standards, and support the multi-stakeholder model of internet governance. We will seek to expand this dialogue to include Internet Governance issues; and promotion of multi-linguism through Internationalized Domain Names (IDNs).""This collaboration will span across government entities, technology and research centers, industry players, and academic institutions. The partnership will focus on the following domains and activities within each domain:In the field of telecommunications, The UK and India will build a new and enhanced Future Telecoms Partnership ""in order to collaborate on joint research on future telecoms, focussed on Open RAN systems, testbed linkups, telecoms security, spectrum innovation, software and systems architecture.""The United Kingdom and India are set to enhance their partnership in the critical minerals sector, ""exploration, processing and manufacturing.It will also: "" Develop a roadmap for cooperation, and establish a UK-India ""critical minerals” community of academics, innovators and industry. The two sides will set up an Observatory to provide a mechanism for sharing data on critical minerals supply chains and flows; and launch innovation pilots in partnership with the UK’s Centre for Process Innovation.""The semiconductor partnership will facilitate academic and industrial R&D collaboration, including in chip design and IP, compound semiconductors, advanced packaging and innovative systems, with a focus on powering net zero, advanced telecommunications and cybersecurity; supporting semiconductor firms to build closer relationships, including in manufacturing and product development.""In the area of artificial intelligence, the UK and India will work towards safe, responsible, human-centric, and trustworthy AI.""They will collaborate in multilateral fora, such as the Group of Twenty (G20), Global Partnership on Artificial Intelligence (GPAI), and United Nations (UN). Both sides welcome the outcomes of the UK’s AI Safety Summit and India’s GPAI Summit, and will ensure that India’s 2024 GPAI Chairmanship delivers successful outcomes.""The partnership will share expertise on: "" Joint hackathons in quantum algorithms and solutions for automotive, life sciences, chemicals, and greenhouse gas domains.""This partnership aims to: ""Strengthen biotechnology cooperation. This will include genomics, genomic prediction and precision medicine, cell and gene therapy, biotherapeutics (including bio-manufacturing), smart bio-sensors and bio-electronics, biomaterials and bio-fabrication in line with respective ethical and legal frameworks and requirements of both countries. We will exchange insights as appropriate on AI tools, such as machine learning, for these activities.""The primary objective of this dialogue is to pinpoint specific areas for research and development collaboration in the field of materials and composites and collaboration on research, responsible innovation and standards in Advanced Materials.They will also develop collaboration between leading institutions in the field of advanced 2-Dimensional and atomically-thin materials and nanotechnology.In a meeting with the British foreign secretary Lammy, Prime Minister Narendra Modi reaffirmed India's dedication to strengthening its relations with the UK and expressed appreciation for the mutual interest in finalizing a beneficial free trade agreement.Lammy's visit to the Indian capital marks the inaugural high-level interaction between India and the UK following the assumption of power by Prime Minister Keir Starmer's Labour government on July 5.""That's why three weeks into the job, I am in Delhi announcing a new Technology Security Initiative to deliver on the promise of the UK-India relationship,"" Lammy said.""This will mean real action together on the challenges of the future from AI to critical minerals. Together we can unlock mutual growth, boost innovation, jobs and investment,"" he added.","The UK and India have agreed to strengthen their collaboration in various areas of technology. The partnership aims to enhance research and development, promote trade and investment, and share best practices. The TSI will be coordinated by the National Security Advisors (NSAs) of both countries.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-111995508,imgsize-24860,width-400,resizemode-4/111995508.jpg"
-"CM’s proactive approach surprises many: Amid talk of rift, Yogi Adityanath moves ahead of party in UP bypoll preparations",https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/lucknow/amid-talk-of-rift-yogi-moves-ahead-of-party-in-bypoll-preparations/articleshow/111997279.cms,"Uttar Pradesh CM Yogi Adityanath
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-LUCKNOW: Uttar Pradesh chief minister Yogi Adityanath has taken the lead in preparations for upcoming byelections to 10 assembly seats, expected to be held later this year. He has formed a team of ministers to look after preparations even before the BJP organisation has started its own groundwork.This proactive approach has surprised many but analysts believe the outcome of the bypolls , after the party's lacklustre showing in the Lok Sabha elections, will have a direct impact on Yogi's image, and hence he is leading from the front.At the first meeting of 16 ministers, he tasked them with winning all 10 seats.Although the appointments have been made in consultation with the UP BJP leadership, including its chief Bhupendra Chaudhary and general secretary (organisation) Dharampal Singh, insiders emphasise that Yogi's decision to form the team should be seen as a proactive approach to improve BJP's tally. A couple of days after Yogi put the ministers in charge, BJP held a meeting and appointed its own in-charges. Analysts believe the bypolls will be a litmus test for Yogi's governance and UP BJP's organisational strength. It will also provide an opportunity to quell rumours of differences between the govt and organisation in UP before central leadership takes action in view of the LS poll debacle.Yogi's proactiveness is evident as he has not only appointed the ministers in charge but has also taken stock of the situation in these seats after receiving feedback from ministers. BJP is not in a comfortable position in the 10 seats where bypolls are to be held if one goes by its performance in the 2022 assembly polls. Of the 10 seats, Samajwadi Party had 5, BJP had 3, and its alliance partners NISHAD Party and RLD had one each.",Yogi Adityanath has taken the lead in preparations for upcoming byelections to 10 assembly seats. He has formed a team of ministers to look after preparations even before the BJP organisation has started its own groundwork. Analysts believe the bypolls will be a litmus test for Yogi's governance.,"https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-111997301,imgsize-16282,width-400,height-225,resizemode-72/111997301.jpg"
-'Judicial impropriety': 2 Supreme Court benches hearing same tree felling issue,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/judicial-impropriety-2-supreme-court-benches-hearing-same-tree-felling-issue/articleshow/111997199.cms,"NEW DELHI: A case of illegal felling of hundreds of trees in south Delhi’s Ridge area , in which the CM and LG had been pulled up for their allegedly unlawful acts, took a sudden twist on Wednesday. A Supreme Court bench, which had passed a slew of stinging orders over the issue, faced charges of “judicial impropriety” for taking up the case while it was already pending before another bench.The two SC benches —one headed by Justice B R Gavai and the other by Justice Abhay S Oka — have been dealing with a case pertaining to widening of a road in the Ridge.On Wednesday, Gavai, after discovering that the matter had also been heard by Oka, said his bench had first initiated contempt proceedings against DDA in the case and Oka should’ve sought clarification from CJI before going ahead with the hearing. “The other bench has not adhered to judicial propriety,” Gavai said, put the proceedings before his bench on hold and referred the matter to “master of roster” CJI.Perhaps the case landed up before the two benches because of the overlap of their briefs — the bench headed by Justice Gavai deals in forest matters, while the one headed by Justice Oka adjudicates issues pertaining to environment, including the pollution crisis in NCR and protection of green cover around Taj Mahal and Taj Trapezium Zone. Going by the domain, permission for cutting of trees has to be sought from the Justice Oka-led bench.The bench headed by Justice Gavai had passed an order restraining DDA from allotting land in the Ridge area to anyone without the court's permission and issued a contempt notice to the DDA vice-chairman in April when it was brought to its notice that certain parcels had been given for widening of a road in violation of its order.In the meantime, another petition was filed in the SC highlighting that hundreds of trees were cut in violation of the law for widening of roads, and was listed before a bench headed by Justice Oka, which too issued a contempt notice to the DDA vice-chairman on illegal cutting of trees. Hearing in the case has reached an advanced stage in the last one month and the court, after examining the records, found that there was violation of law on behalf of all authorities concerned.As the case came up for hearing on Wednesday before Justices Gavai, Prashant Kumar Mishra and K V Viswanathan, they noted that another bench was also hearing the matter and said it was not proper that parallel proceedings be conducted in the case.Advocate Gopal Sankaranarayanan, appearing for the petitioner who had brought to the court's notice the felling of trees, said it was not a case of impropriety by the Justice Oka bench as separate applications were filed. Opposing the submission made by senior advocate Vikas Singh on behalf of DDA seeking the court's permission for widening of roads, he said DDA had assured the other bench that it would withdraw the notification and it could not be allowed to do a U-turn. He further said it did not make any difference to him which bench heard the case but he was concerned about the court’s order.Advocate K Parameshwar, who is assisting the court as amicus curiae, told the bench that the contempt proceedings initiated by the Justice Oka-led bench have ""substantially travelled"".The court, after a brief hearing, passed an order referring the case to the CJI. ""In order to avoid conflicting orders, it is appropriate that matters of Ridge area be heard by the same bench. We direct the registrar judicial to place it before the CJI to obtain necessary instructions and clarifications,"" it said.On the last hearing in the case before a bench of Justices Oka and Ujjal Bhuyan, the court found fault with all authorities — DDA, Delhi govt, CM, LG — for allowing felling of trees and had said they should have accepted their mistake on day one instead of trying to “cover up”.It had said Delhi govt had permitted felling of trees when it did not have the power to do so and there was complete non-application of mind by LG V K Saxena in approving the Delhi govt’s proposal.",A Supreme Court bench faced charges of “judicial impropriety’ for taking up the case while it was already pending before another bench. The two benches —one headed by Justice B R Gavai and the other by Justice Abhay S Oka — have been dealing with a case pertaining to widening of a road in the Ridge.,"https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-111997228,imgsize-1150788,width-400,resizemode-4/111997228.jpg"
-‘Devendra Fadnavis pushed me to file false affidavits against Thackerays’,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/nagpur/devendra-fadnavis-coerced-me-to-frame-mva-netas-anil-deshmukh/articleshow/111997289.cms,"Deputy CM Devendra fadanvis
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-NAGPUR: Former Maharashtra home minister Anil Deshmukh alleged Wednesday that deputy CM Devendra Fadnavis pressured him to file false affidavits against key Maha Vikas Aghadi (MVA) functionaries three years ago in an attempt to topple the coalition govt.Deshmukh, a senior NCP (Sharad Pawar) member, said: ""I was promised freedom from ED and CBI investigations in return.The offer came from Fadnavis's intermediary, and I personally spoke to him on phone. I will disclose every detail at an appropriate time."" He added, ""Fadnavis's aide visited me multiple times, facilitating phone conversations between us. Once, Fadnavis told me he was sending documents for review. I was told if accusing Ajit Pawar wasn't possible, I should speak out against the Thackerays and Anil Parab (Shiv Sena).""Deshmukh linked his allegations to the controversy involving former Mumbai police commissioner Param Bir Singh, who accused the former minister of a Rs 100-crore extortion scheme. He alleged Fadnavis orchestrated Singh's accusations against him.Fadnavis refuted the allegations, saying Deshmukh's own party members had incriminating audio-visual evidence against him. ""If false accusations continue to be levelled against me, I will have no choice but to make this evidence public,"" he said.","Former Maharashtra home minister Anil Deshmukh alleged Wednesday that deputy CM Devendra Fadnavis pressured him to file false affidavits against key Maha Vikas Aghadi (MVA) functionaries three years ago. He said: ""I was promised freedom from ED and CBI investigations in return""","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-111997299,imgsize-25746,width-400,height-225,resizemode-72/111997299.jpg"
-UK seeks reset; tech security initiative to boost ties,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/uk-seeks-reset-in-india-ties-eye-early-conclusion-of-fta/articleshow/111997483.cms,"UK foreign secretary David Lammy pushed for a reset in bilateral ties, including through the commitment to secure an early conclusion of the free trade agreement ( FTA ), as he called on PM Narendra Modi and held talks with his counterpart S Jaishankar during what was the first ministerial visit to India by the newly elected Labour government.In a significant takeaway, the 2 sides launched a technology security initiative (TSI), along the lines of India-US iCET, to further elevate the strategic partnership by strengthening cooperation in critical and emerging technologies, including AI, quantum and telecoms.After meeting Lammy, Modi said in a post on X he appreciated the priority accorded by UK PM Keir Starmer to broaden and deepen the Comprehensive Strategic Partnership between the 2 countries, while endorsing the desire for a mutually beneficial FTA.``Remain committed to elevating the ties. Welcome the bilateral Technology Security Initiative and the desire to conclude a mutually beneficial FTA,’’ said Modi.While TSI will be coordinated by the NSAs, India and UK also decided to set up a bilateral mechanism led by India’s Ministry of External Affairs and the UK government for promotion of trade in critical and emerging technologies, including resolution of relevant licensing or regulatory issues.“This government will put growth at the heart of our foreign policy. That’s why three weeks into the job, I am in Delhi announcing a new Technology Security Initiative to deliver on the promise of the UK-India relationship,” said Lammy, while announcing the initiative.According to a Indian readout, both sides appreciated the substantial progress made in the India-UK FTA negotiations and looked forward to its early conclusion to achieve a mutually beneficial FTA,” said the Indian government in a statement.The two sides also agreed to deepen defence and security cooperation, in the Indo-Pacific and beyond, and to enhance capacities to address growing threats from non-state actors. They discussed regional and global issues like the Russia-Ukraine war and the situation in West Asia. Lammy is also learnt to have assured India that the new government will be tough on terrorism, while recalling Starmer’s remark earlier that there is no place for Hinduphobia in Britain.According to the UK, Lammy, seeking greater growth for both countries, pushed for a reset of the UK-India partnership including through reinforcing the UK’s commitment to securing a Free Trade Agreement that will benefit both economies.Ahead of his arrival, the British high commission quoted Lammy as saying in a statement, “Our Free Trade Agreement negotiations is the floor not the ceiling of our ambitions to unlock our shared potential and deliver growth, from Bengaluru to Birmingham''.``We have shared interests on the green transition, new technologies, economic security and global security,’’ said Lammy, who as a opposition leader had criticised the Conservative government for failing to close the trade deal with India.According to the high commission, Lammy galvanised support for accelerated action on the climate crisis with India as an indispensable partner – driving forward the clean energy transition and creating opportunities for British and Indian businesses. ``He will discuss partnering on Indian-led global initiatives to build clean power access, climate resilience in the global south and small island states,’’ it said.``The Foreign Secretary will underscore the importance of the Living Bridge between the UK and India. It represents the 1.7 million people with Indian heritage that have made their home in the UK and make an exceptional contribution to British life,’’ added the high commission in its statement.","The 2 sides launched a technology security initiative (TSI), along the lines of India-US iCET, to further elevate the strategic partnership. The initiative will strengthen cooperation in critical and emerging technologies, including AI, quantum and telecoms.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-111997561,imgsize-24860,width-400,resizemode-4/111997561.jpg"
-"Create rehab plan for 50,000 living on railway land in Haldwani: Supreme Court",https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/create-rehab-plan-for-50000-living-on-railway-land-in-haldwani-supreme-court/articleshow/111997494.cms,"DEHRADUN: In a significant relief to over 50,000 people, the SC has ordered the creation of a rehabilitation scheme for those living on ""encroached"" railway land adjoining Haldwani railway station in Uttarakhand. The court instructed authorities to identify necessary land for railway track expansion and the families affected by it within four weeks, with the next hearing set for Sept 11, reports Pankul Sharma.The SC bench, comprising Justices Surya Kant, Dipankar Datta, and Ujjal Bhuyan, heard the application by the Centre and Railways to modify an earlier order that stayed the eviction of residents on the disputed land.Railways argued that the retaining wall protecting the tracks was destroyed by the Ghuala river during last year's monsoon.""...They are all human beings. Courts cannot be ruthless, but simultaneously, courts cannot encourage people to encroach. You, as the state, when everything has been transpiring before your eyes, you also had to take action,"" the court said. ""The fact remains that people have been living there for 3-5 decades, perhaps even before Independence. What have you been doing all these years?"" it added.","SC orders creation of rehabilitation scheme for those living on ""encroached"" railway land in Uttarakhand. The court instructed authorities to identify necessary land for railway track expansion and the families affected by it within four weeks. The next hearing set for Sept 11.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-111997556,imgsize-1150788,width-400,resizemode-4/111997556.jpg"
-Dhaka conveys to New Delhi its displeasure over Didi's remark,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/dhaka-conveys-to-new-delhi-its-displeasure-over-didis-remark/articleshow/111997314.cms,"NEW DELHI: Bangladesh is learnt to have officially conveyed to India its displeasure over West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee 's remark that she would allow refugees in if the situation in the neighbouring country, which was rocked by student protests against reservation in govt jobs, deteriorated further.While there was no confirmation from the Indian govt, Bangladesh foreign minister Hasan Mahmud was quoted as saying in Dhaka Tuesday that Mamata's comments created confusion and Dhaka had conveyed its position on the issue to New Delhi in a diplomatic note.""With due respect to chief minister Mamata Banerjee, I would like to say, we have excellent relations with her. We have deep relations. But her remarks created confusion to some extent and there is scope to be misled,"" said Mahmud.Indian govt sources had earlier said such issues are handled by the Centre and as such her comments were misplaced. ""A state govt has no locus standi on the issue,"" said a source, speaking on condition of anonymity.",West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee's remark that she would allow refugees in if the situation in the neighbouring country deteriorated further. Bangladesh foreign minister Hasan Mahmud was quoted as saying in Dhaka Tuesday that Mamata's comments created confusion. Dhaka had conveyed its position on the issue to New Delhi in a diplomatic note.,"https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-111997344,imgsize-88610,width-400,resizemode-4/111997344.jpg"
-"Eye on state polls, opposition seeks to pin regional bias charge on BJP over Budget",https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/eye-on-state-polls-opposition-seeks-to-pin-regional-bias-charge-on-bjp-over-budget/articleshow/111997319.cms,"NEW DELHI: Slamming the Union Budget as ""discriminatory"", the joint opposition Wednesday raised a loud protest against the Modi govt in Parliament, a political manoeuvre that seeks to turn the governing BJP 's moment of after-Budget glory into a contentious regional issue with a keen eye on coming assembly elections.INDIA bloc functionaries Mallikarjun Kharge, Sonia Gandhi, Rahul Gandhi, Akhilesh Yadav, Sanjay Raut, Kalyan Banerjee, Sanjay Singh, Mahua Majhi, N K Premachandran, Dayanidhi Maran, and MPs of Left parties among others gathered at the ""Makar Dwar"" of Parliament ahead of the proceedings.With placards in hands, they accused PM Narendra Modi of presenting a Budget that ""violates the spirit of federalism"" by ignoring the states governed by BJP's rivals. The opposition offensive against the Budget seeks to paint the governing party as beholden to its demanding allies TDP and JDU from Andhra and Bihar at the cost of others. The tactic clearly seeks to put BJP on the defensive on major turfs where it will be fighting elections soon - Haryana, Maharashtra, Jharkhand, or in states where BJP is seeking expansion of its political footprint, like TN, Kerala, Telangana.Rahul Gandhi Wednesday briefed 20 party MPs chosen to participate in the LS discussion. Sources said Rahul specifically told the members to focus on what their respective states have not got in the Budget, rather than speaking about what others have got. The party decided to accommodate maximum states through MPs in its allocated four hours discussion time. The choice of Haryana veteran Kumari Selja as the lead speaker and then Praniti Shinde of Maharashtra was to showcase the election states. Also, the focus of opposition's criticism is on unemployment, farmers, price rise - issues which are politically sensitive, as also how govt has ""picked"" various announcements from Congress election manifesto.The aggression against ""discrimination"" is going to be incessant during the ongoing Parliament session. Congress CMs as also Tamil Nadu's M K Stalin are set to boycott a top meeting of Niti Aayog on July 27.","Joint opposition raises a loud protest against the Modi govt in Parliament. They accuse PM Narendra Modi of presenting a Budget that ""violates the spirit of federalism"" The opposition offensive against the Budget seeks to paint the governing party as beholden to its demanding allies TDP and JDU.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-111997341,imgsize-18856,width-400,resizemode-4/111997341.jpg"
-Supreme Court for a panel of 'eminent persons' to end Shambhu block,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/supreme-court-for-a-panel-of-eminent-persons-to-end-shambhu-block/articleshow/111997254.cms,"NEW DELHI: Observing that there is a "" trust deficit "" between the farmers protesting at Shambhu Border and govt, Supreme Court on Wednesday proposed a panel of ' eminent persons ', along with Punjab and Haryana govt officials, to reach out to them, end the stand-off, and clear the border and the national highway.A bench of Justices Surya Kant, Dipankar Datta and Ujjal Bhyan said govt's efforts had not been fruitful because of trust deficit and there is a need to appoint ""neutral umpires"" to hold discussions with farmers.It then asked both Haryana and Punjab govts to suggest names of who could be made part of the panel. The court directed them to come back in a week with recommended names.Solicitor General Tushar Mehta, appearing for Haryana, submitted that over 500-600 large vehicles, which have been modified as ""armoured tanks"", are stationed at the site and if they are allowed to move into Delhi, the capital's law and order situations may be severely jeopardised.""You have to take some steps to reach out to farmers. Have you taken any initiative to negotiate with the farmers? Your ministers may have gone to the farmers without realising the local issues,"" the bench told Mehta.The SG said the state has no problem with the farmers' march to Delhi but they cannot be allowed at any cost to come with ""armoured tanks"" and JCBs due to the huge ramifications it could have.Sensing the lack of trust between govt and the protesting farmers, the court said that sending an impartial panel could be the best way to resolve the problem.The court was hearing an appeal filed by Haryana challenging HC's order directing it to remove barricades on the border, saying it is a ""lifeline"" for citizens' movement between Punjab and Haryana and to Delhi and J&K . The Haryana govt had closed this border during a farmers' protest to restrict agitators from Punjab from entering the state.","Justices Surya Kant, Dipankar Datta and Ujjal Bhyan said govt's efforts had not been fruitful because of trust deficit. Solicitor General Tushar Mehta, appearing for Haryana, submitted that over 500-600 large vehicles, which have been modified as ""armoured tanks"", are stationed at the site.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-111997259,imgsize-72412,width-400,resizemode-4/111997259.jpg"
-Supreme Court stays Madras HC order for valuation of LVB equity shares,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/supreme-court-stays-madras-hc-order-for-valuation-of-lvb-equity-shares/articleshow/111997241.cms,"NEW DELHI: Supreme Court on Wednesday stayed a Madras high court order directing Reserve Bank of India to carry out a comprehensive evaluation of shares and bonds of the distressed Laxmi Vilas Bank ( LVB ), prior to its amalgamation with Singapore's DBS Bank India in 2020. RBI and DBS Bank had questioned the legality of the HC's April 26 order.Appearing for RBI, solicitor general Tushar Mehta told a bench of Chief Justice D Y Chandrachud and Justices J B Pardiwala and Manoj Misra that to revive LVB, RBI had persuaded Singapore's DBS Bank to take it over to protect small depositors' interest.He said the HC decision off-tracks the entire scheme which was based on an agreement between RBI and DBS for taking over of LVB. For DBS, senior advocate Shyam Divan said writing off the equities and bonds was part of DBS's pre-condition to take over LVB and any variation would adversely impact the amalgamation that took place in Nov 2020.Countering their contention, senior advocates Abhishek Manu Singhvi and Arvind Datar said that the scheme for amalgamation can go on, but surely 92,000 ordinary equity holders could not be told one fine day that the value of their shares in LVB was zero even without a valuation being carried out. Both said they do not advocate the case of LVB bond holders.When the bench during the hearing mulled allowing valuation of equities, the SG said it would lead to unscrambling of the egg as the scheme was based on certain pre-conditions put by DBS. Divan said when the bank had negative value in 2020, the equities could not be said to carry any value and that was the reason the DBS had put a pre-condition that the equities and bonds are required to be written off.Brushing aside protests of Singhvi and Datar, the SC stayed the evaluation of equities and said, ""Valuation of shares four years down the line completely vitiates the scheme of amalgamation. The HC order is at complete variance of the scheme. If the HC order is upheld, then investors' confidence in the regulatory mechanism would be shaken affecting investments.""""We are in a completely different economy... Courts must be very very careful in interfering with such matters,"" the bench said, but agreed to adjudicate the issue raised by equity holdersThe HC had noted that a review of RBI's decision should consider the grievances of shareholders and bondholders and seek to mitigate any hardships caused by the compulsory amalgamation. Cases relating to this issue were transferred to Madras HC from various HCs by SC in 2022.",Supreme Court stayed a Madras high court order directing Reserve Bank of India to carry out a comprehensive evaluation of shares and bonds of the distressed Laxmi Vilas Bank. RBI and DBS Bank had questioned the legality of the HC's April 26 order.,"https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-111997249,imgsize-75902,width-400,resizemode-4/111997249.jpg"
-Can right to be forgotten beat right to info? Supreme Court to decide,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/can-right-to-be-forgotten-beat-right-to-info-supreme-court-to-decide/articleshow/111997239.cms,"NEW DELHI: Can a person, upon reversal of his conviction in a criminal case by a higher court, exercise his "" right to be forgotten "" to demand erasure from the websites the earlier judgment that had convicted him/her?And would a higher court that acquits an accused in a criminal case by reversing the earlier judgment convicting him be within its jurisdiction to order a web portal or a legal chronicler to expunge the earlier conviction judgment to honour the acquitted person 's right to be forgotten?These two questions were raised on Wednesday before a Supreme Court bench of Chief Justice D Y Chandrachud and Justices J B Pardiwala and Manoj Misra by online legal chronicler, Indian Kanoon, challenging a Madras high court order, which after reversing a trial court judgment convicting a person of sexual assault charges, had directed the portal to remove the conviction judgment.CJI Chandrachud was prima facie in disagreement with the HC's decision, even though the bench agreed to examine this issue that underscores the tension between the ""right to be forgotten"" of the acquitted person and citizens' ""right to be informed"".The CJI-led bench said, ""How can a high court direct removal of an earlier judgment from a website even if it sets it aside? Every judgment of the courts in the three-tier justice delivery system is part of public record.""The bench said that at best the HC could, in a sensitive case, direct redaction or masking of the name of an acquitted person and his personal details from a judgment uploaded on a website. ""Ordering removal of a judgment is an extreme step that goes against the universal right to information,"" the bench said.Moreover, since judgment of trial courts and high courts get published in book form, SC, while adjudicating the complex issue, would find itself confronting another dimension of it - can these books containing the judgments be also barred from being perused by the public? There are several HC judgments which are reversed almost daily by SC. Would it be logical to order erasing of these HC verdicts from websites and legal chronicles?SC stayed the Madras HC judgment and decided to adjudicate the issue.","Can a person exercise his ""right to be forgotten "" to demand erasure from the websites the earlier judgment that had convicted him/her? And would a higher court that acquits an accused in a criminal case by reversing the earlier conviction judgment be within its jurisdiction to order a web portal or a legal chronicler to expunge the conviction judgment? These two questions were raised on Wednesday before a Supreme Court bench of Chief Justice D Y Chandrachud.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-111997248,imgsize-29672,width-400,resizemode-4/111997248.jpg"
-Another test of nerves for students: CUET exam held in May but results not out yet,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/another-test-of-nerves-for-students-cuet-exam-held-in-may-but-results-not-out-yet/articleshow/111997234.cms,"TOI
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-Another NTA-administered exam . Another lot of students who don’t know what’s happening. Even as NEET grabs headlines for all the wrong reasons, CUET — NTA’s test for college/university admissions — seems headed for bad news as well.A Mumbai-based private university, Somaiya Vidyavihar, that signed up for taking students basis their undergraduate CUET scores is holding induction programmes for freshmen.The university’s seats are all filled, and admissions have closed.Just one problem —CUET UG exams happened in May, results aren’t out yet. For universities and students, this is déjà vu. Last year, too, CUET results were delayed. Some universities pulled out of CUET as a result.This time, 1.4 million students took UG CUET, and, again, they don’t know what’s happening. Naturally, there are multiple anxieties.Anxiety No. 1: Most private universities accept CUET scores and hold their own entrance exams. Should everyone wait for CUET results and postpone the academic calendar? This will have knock on effects. Not just delayed start, but extra classes to finish the first part of the curriculum, shortening university holidays.Anxiety No. 2: Students are worried how long universities will wait for CUET scores. So, those who can, are arranging fallbacks. Ekta Jain, who wants to study psychology and is waiting for her CUET score, has secured a spot in another college as back-up.Anxiety No. 3: Will students lose money? UGC had said tuition paid by students should be refunded by September if admission is cancelled. But many students stand to lose what they paid as hostel fee. There’s also the additional spend from securing a backup admission. Nyasa Gautam, from Indore, says the backup admission has been an extra cost, which has added to the stress.Universities have started accepting students basis their own admission exams or other test scores, without waiting for CUET. Neelakanttan T A, from Thiruvananthapuram, says his preferred option was a central university, not a private one. But since Azim Premji university admissions are open, he’s decided to enrol there.Some institutions are resigned to the fact that the academic calendar will be messed up. All universities in Hyderabad are waiting for CUET results. “We are hoping that the results will be declared in a day or two so that we won’t lose much,” said Ishtiaque Ahmed, registrar, Maulana Azad National Urdu University.Visva Bharati’s acting public relations officer Atig Ghosh said extra classes or curtailing vacations will have to be considered. Other universities that have not started admissions expressed similar sentiments.Kanhaiya Ahuja, CUET admissions coordinator at Indore’s DAVV, said, “The delay leaves us with only three and a half months to complete the syllabus for the first semester, which needs to be over by Dec.”The CUET delay has pushed back the calendar by at least a fortnight for Central University of Gujarat (CUG), the only university in the state admitting students through the central test.Darshan Maru, controller of examination at CUG, toldthat the PG admissions are already done for 300-odd students, whereas admissions are pending for UG courses. “We have 100-odd seats in three disciplines where admissions take place through CUET. Last year too, these admissions had started in August,” he said."," CUET UG exams happened in May, results aren’t out yet. For universities and students, this is déjà vu. Last year, too, CUET results were delayed. Some universities pulled out of CUET as a result.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-111997244,imgsize-24080,width-400,resizemode-4/111997244.jpg"
-"Don't travel to North East, Jammu & Kashmir, central, east India: US",https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/dont-travel-to-north-east-jammu-kashmir-central-east-india-us/articleshow/111997196.cms,"The US has asked its nationals not to travel to Manipur, J&K and parts of central and eastern parts of the country where Naxalites are active. In a revised travel advisory for India, State Department said it has updated to reflect information on the northeastern states. ""Exercise increased caution in India due to crime,"" it said.","The US has asked its nationals not to travel to Manipur, J&K and parts of central and eastern parts of the country where Naxalites are active. In a revised travel advisory for India, the State Department said it has updated to reflect information on the northeastern states.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-112001233,imgsize-11368,width-400,resizemode-4/112001233.jpg"
-Terror funding: ED arrests 2 in Jammu,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/terror-funding-ed-arrests-2-in-jammu/articleshow/111997084.cms,"JAMMU: Enforcement Directorate (ED) on Tuesday arrested two persons accused of narco-terrorism linked to the funding of pro-Pakistan terrorist outfit Hizbul Mujahideen in Jammu . A PMLA court remanded Arshad Ahmed Allie and Fayaz Ahmed Dar in ED custody for five days.“The proceeds from cross-border drug smuggling were laundered in the name of sale and purchase of second-hand cars.The funds were then routed into the hands of active terrorists for the sole purpose of anti-national activities,” ED spokesperson said.Police busted the narco-terrorism module in 2019, leading to the seizure of drugs and cash.",Arshad Ahmed Allie and Fayaz Ahmed Dar in ED custody for five days. Proceeds from cross-border drug smuggling were laundered in the name of sale and purchase of second-hand cars. The funds were then routed into the hands of active terrorists for the sole purpose of anti-national activities.,"https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-111997077,imgsize-37710,width-400,resizemode-4/111997077.jpg"
-2 timber contractors held for illegal teak tree felling in Pilibhit,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/2-timber-contractors-held-for-illegal-teak-tree-felling-in-pilibhit/articleshow/111996269.cms,"PILIBHIT: Two timber contractors have been arrested in a joint operation by the Pilibhit police and the Forest and Wildlife Division for illegally cutting 32 teak trees from a private field without the necessary permit.The raid, conducted on Tuesday following a tip-off, took place in jungle Tanda Bijaisi under the jurisdiction of Neuria police station, said officials.Sub-inspector Sunil Kumar, in his complaint, said that he, along with forest inspector Soni Singh, discovered the illegal activity and recovered 60 logs of felled teak trees.“The arrested contractors, Mohammad Razwan and Nazeer Khan, both residents of Neuria town, confessed to cutting the trees without a valid permit. They claimed the trees belonged to Dr. Rachit Saxena of Khatema town in Uttarakhand and field owner Mohammad Iqbal of Neuria town. However, they failed to produce the required permit when asked,” Singh said.According to officials, a third individual, Chetan Kumar of Bhura Kaimor village under Amaria police station, fled the scene upon seeing the cops.Teak is a restricted species under forest laws, requiring permission from competent authorities for felling.SHO at Neuria police station Pradeep Kumar Vishnoi said, “A case has been registered against five people under Sections 4 and 10 of the UP Protection of Trees in Rural and Hill Areas Act, 1976. Out of them, two have been arrested and efforts are on to nab the other three accused.”","The raid, conducted on Tuesday following a tip-off, took place in jungle Tanda Bijaisi. Mohammad Razwan and Nazeer Khan, both residents of Neuria town, confessed to cutting the trees without a valid permit. A third individual, Chetan Kumar, fled the scene upon seeing the cops.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-47529300,imgsize-110164,width-400,resizemode-4/47529300.jpg"
-TN has asked Railways to drop Rameshwaram-Dhanushkodi project: Minister,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/tn-has-asked-railways-to-drop-rameshwaram-dhanushkodi-project-minister/articleshow/111996055.cms,"NEW DELHI: Tamil Nadu has written to the railway ministry seeking to drop the proposed 17-km Rameshwaram-Dhanushkodi rail line project, Union minister Ashwini Vaishnaw said on Wednesday in response to a question on how many projects have been delayed in the state and the reasons for such delays.Vaishnaw did not elaborate on the state’s request saying the Centre is keen in expediting projects across the country with the cooperation of the state govt in getting land.However, sources said the state govt has informed the ministry that the project region is ecologically sensitive . The broad gauge rail line project is stuck as railways is unable to get land.Hindu pilgrimage at Rameshwaram gets completed only after taking a dip in Dhanushkodi, which is believed to be the starting point of Ram Sethu and a major pilgrim destination. The railway station at Dhanushkodi was destroyed and abandoned after the 1964 Rameshwaram cyclone and it remains unattended. This destruction had turned the popular tourist destination to a ghost town .Earlier in the day, the railway ministry informed Lok Sabha that execution of important infrastructure projects fully or partly in Tamil Nadu is held up due to “delay in land acquisition”. In the written reply, Vaishnaw said around 807 hectare land has been acquired out of the total requirement of about 2,749 hectare. “Railway had initiated efforts for acquisition of land, but could not succeed. Support of Tamil Nadu is needed to expedite the land acquisition ,” he said.Vaishnaw, later in the day, told reporters that the Centre has continued higher budgetary allocation for all states. For the current financial year, Rs 6,362 crore has been allocated for Tamil Nadu, which is nearly seven-fold more than the annual average allocation during UPA rule.",Tamil Nadu has written to the railway ministry seeking to drop the proposed 17-km Rameshwaram-Dhanushkodi rail line project. Union minister Ashwini Vaishnaw did not elaborate on the state’s request saying the Centre is keen in expediting projects.,"https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-111996049,imgsize-1419451,width-400,resizemode-4/111996049.jpg"
-"Food subsidy bill likely to go up from budgeted estimate driven by cost of storage of excess foodgrains, rise in MSP",https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/food-subsidy-bill-likely-to-go-up-from-budgeted-estimate-driven-by-cost-of-storage-of-excess-foodgrains-rise-in-msp/articleshow/111995990.cms,"NEW DELHI: The govt’s food subsidy bill in 2024-25 is likely to increase against budgeted estimate of little over Rs 2 lakh crore because of high costs of storing and maintaining excess rice stocks , which is over 3.5 times more than the required buffer and increase in the MSP of foodgrains.As per the budget document, the govt has made an additional provision of Rs 50,000 crore towards “ways and means advance” ( WMA ) to the Food Corporation of India (FCI) for the current financial year, which is double the amount that the agency used in 2023-24.Officials said the govt had provided Rs 10,000 crore and Rs 25,000 crore to FCI as short term arrangements as “wage and means” advance in the last two financial years and these were adjusted against the food subsidy allocation.Sources said the WMA is utilised for payments for procurement, transportation and distribution of foodgrains, if there is any delay in the release of subsidy amount. WMA is temporary credit allocated by the govt which is to be repaid by the entity on or before March 31 of the same financial year. Officials said this amount can be adjusted for the food subsidy bill, in case there is any increase than what’s estimated in the budget.Officials said the govt has to take some decision soon to liquidate the surplus stock of rice with FCI as the costs of storage and transportation are rising. The FCI is also staring at the problem of storing rice in the coming procurement season, which starts from October.","The govt’s food subsidy bill in 2024-25 is likely to increase against budgeted estimate of little over Rs 2 lakh crore because of high costs of storing and maintaining excess rice stocks. As per the budget document, the govt has made an additional provision of Rs 50,000 crore towards “ways and means advance” ( WMA)","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-47529300,imgsize-110164,width-400,resizemode-4/47529300.jpg"
-"INDIA bloc reaches out to Jagan, joins YSRCP protest in Delhi",https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/india-bloc-reaches-out-to-jagan-joins-ysrcp-protest-in-delhi/articleshow/111995974.cms,"NEW DELHI: The INDIA bloc of opposition parties , on Wednesday reached out to YSRCP chief and former Andhra Pradesh chief minister YS Jaganmohan Reddy, who was on a protest dharna at the Jantar Mantar here to highlight political violence against his party members, allegedly, by the ruling TDP in the state.While Congress conspicuously stayed away from the YSRCP protest platform here, Samajwadi Party leaders Akhilesh Yadav and Ramgopal Yadav, Nadeemul Haq from Trinamool Congress, Sanjay Raut and Priyanka Chaturvedi from Shiv Sena (UBT), AAP MLA Rajenderpal Gautam, representing the INDIA bloc and Tamil leaders from AIADMK and VCK shared the stage and spoke in solidarity with the YSRCP chief, who has so far maintained an official position of being unallied with either Congress or BJP.While other leaders sympathised with YSRCP, while speaking, AAP’s Gautam directly invited Reddy to join the INDIA bloc. “It is the right time that YSRCP should join the INDIA alliance of opposition parties, to deal with the highhandedness of the ruling side,” he said from dais, standing next to Reddy.Even while its main rival TDP, led by chief minister N Chandrababu Naidu is part of the ruling NDA at the Centre, Reddy has not committed on which side of the aisle YSRCP would stand in the House. The party has 11 Rajya Sabha members and four Lok Sabha MPs at present.Given the situation, the INDIA bloc of parties did not waste an opportunity on Wednesday to reach out to YSRCP, which can be seen as an attempt to increase numbers in the opposition benches, instead the treasury benches gaining from it.That the ruling NDA stands short of majority in Rajya Sabha at present, makes it inevitable for BJP to try for the extra numbers from the unaligned parties, to pass Bills and motions in the House.While Naveen Patnaik’s BJD like YSRCP, had remained unattached from ruling or opposition coalitions earlier, and voted with the BJP government, after the June 4 defeat, for both parties in their respective states, BJD has announced going with the opposition parties.With the recent trend of MPs jumping ship from opposition to ruling sides, YSRCP is also alert on keeping its flock together, and not lose them to TDP or BJP, who would want to increase its strength in the House.Speaking at the dharna, Yadav said, ""I would not have known the truth had I not seen the photographs and videos. Those in power should maintain simplicity, listen to others, and not take their lives."" Raut called for an “independent investigation” and several leaders, including Haq and Chaturvedi, urged the governor of Andhra Pradesh and the Supreme Court to take note of the matter.In response, TDP MPs held a press conference and accused Reddy of ""diversion politics"". Party MP B Nagaraju said, ""Jagan has come to Delhi to do diversion politics. The Jagan government was engaged in targeted violence on TDP members during its tenure."" He urged Reddy to raise the issues in the Andhra Pradesh assembly instead of protesting in Delhi.","YSRCP chief YS Jaganmohan Reddy was on a protest dharna at the Jantar Mantar. He was protesting political violence against his party members, allegedly, by the ruling TDP in the state. While Congress conspicuously stayed away from the protest platform, the INDIA bloc of opposition parties reached out to him.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-111995977,imgsize-1371414,width-400,resizemode-4/111995977.jpg"
-Paniyala: Yogi govt set to revitalize 'Paniyala' fruit of Purvanchal,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/yogi-govt-set-to-revitalize-paniyala-fruit-of-purvanchal/articleshow/111995901.cms,"LUCKNOW: The Yogi government will revitalize ' Paniyala ' (Indian plums) fruit of Purvanchal , enhancing both its production and quality in UP.The Central Institute of Subtropical Horticulture ( CISH ), Lucknow, affiliated with the Indian Council of Agricultural Research (ICAR), has been working on the project. The district horticulture department of Gorakhpur is also contributing to the efforts.T Damodaran, Director, CISH, said that the institute aims to enhance the yield and quality of Paniyala.Additionally, gardeners will receive canopy management training, facilitating orchard maintenance.Paniyala has grown abundantly in Purvanchal till six decades ago. However, today, it is found only in Gorakhpur, Deoria, and Maharajganj districts. The fruit is known for its unique flavour, which is sour, sweet, and slightly astringent. Besides its distinctive flavor, Paniyala is valued for its medicinal properties.In order to enhance the production and quality of Paniyala, scientists from CISH surveyed Paniyala-dominant areas of Gorakhpur and nearby districts last year.The fruits will undergo physical and chemical analysis in the institute's laboratory to assess their diversity. The best trees will be selected for preservation, and new plants will be produced through grafting to make them available to farmers and gardeners.This year, around Dussehra, when Paniyala is in peak season, the team will return to collect high-quality fruits for evaluation. The best specimens will be used to establish nurseries, which will then be supplied to farmers.""The organization will assist farmers with technology and market access,"" said the director.Paniyala is known for its antibacterial properties, which are found in its leaves, bark, roots, and fruits. These properties make it beneficial for various stomach ailments, dental issues, bleeding gums, coughs, pneumonia, and itching. Additionally, the fruit is helpful for liver diseases and contains several antioxidants.During the Chhath festival in eastern UP, the fruit is sold at a high price of up to Rs 400 per kg. In recognition of its value, the centre is working to designate it as a geographical indicator of Gorakhpur. Paniyala can also be preserved as jam, jelly, or juice, extending its shelf life. It is valuable for wood, fuel, and agricultural uses.GI tagging is poised to be a game-changer for Paniyala, a fruit that is a treasure trove of medicinal properties. This designation is expected to ignite a surge in its demand, potentially catapulting it to the status of a distinguished product of Gorakhpur, akin to the revered Terracotta.SP Singh, senior horticulture scientist at Krishi Vigyan Kendra Belipar (Gorakhpur), said that the benefits of GI tagging would extend beyond Gorakhpur and benefit farmers from Deoria, Kushinagar, Maharajganj, Siddharthnagar, Basti, Sant Kabir Nagar, Bahraich, Gonda, and Shravasti, the districts which share the same agroclimatic zone, resulting in similar agricultural product qualities.The GI tag legally protects regional agricultural products, preventing unauthorized use and enhancing their significance. It also acts as a trademark on the international stage, boosting exports and increasing local income.Paniyala farming yields higher profits compared to traditional crops. The trees grow to about nine meters in height, making them relatively easy to maintain.","Paniyala has grown abundantly in Purvanchal till six decades ago. Today, it is found only in Gorakhpur, Deoria, and Maharajganj districts. The fruit is known for its unique flavour, which is sour, sweet, and slightly astringent.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-111995959,imgsize-433368,width-400,resizemode-4/111995959.jpg"
-"Toll collectors penalised Rs 71 lakh for overcharging fees, non-maintenance of toilets",https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/toll-collectors-penalised-rs-71-lakh-for-overcharging-fees-non-maintenance-of-toilets/articleshow/111995904.cms,"NEW DELHI: It’s not just commuters who end up paying penalty for non-use of FASTag to pay the user fee on national highways , even toll collectors have so far coughed up over Rs 71 lakh for violations, including charging extra amounts from users, poor maintenance of plazas, toilets and non-resolution of complaints.In a written reply to the Rajya Sabha, road transport minister Nitin Gadkari gave details of the 21 toll operators who have been penalised for “breach of rules or contractual obligations”.In six cases, fines have been imposed for charging excess user fee. A maximum of Rs 22.5 lakh fine has been imposed on only one toll operator in Sambalpur, Odisha for such violation. In another case, a toll collector in Varanasi has been debarred for six months and the contract to collect user fee has been terminated for overcharging user fee from overloaded vehicles, collecting excess fee and misbehaviour with road users.In two cases, the NHAI has slapped fines for toll collectors’ failure to resolve complaints. In one such case a toll collector in Jindpur (Uttar Pradesh) has been fined for Rs 5 lakh. Two toll collectors in Madhya Pradesh have been penalised Rs 1 lakh and Rs 2 lakh for poor or non-maintenance of toilet blocks at plazas.A senior NHAI official said the authority will have zero tolerance for excess collection of user fee and non-resolution of complaints.","Road transport minister Nitin Gadkari gave details of the 21 toll operators who have been penalised for ‘breach of rules or contractual obligations’ In six cases, fines have been imposed for charging excess user fee. In two cases, the NHAI has slapped fines for toll collectors’ failure to resolve complaints.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-111995911,imgsize-685312,width-400,resizemode-4/111995911.jpg"
-"Protesting farmers meets Rahul Gandhi, seeks opposition support in raising MSP, debt waiver in parliament",https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/protesting-farmers-meets-rahul-gandhi-seeks-opposition-support-in-raising-msp-debt-waiver-in-parliament/articleshow/111995341.cms,"BATHINDA: The farmer forums SKM Non Political and Kisan Mazdoor Morcha (KMM) have stated that leader of opposition (LoP) Rahul Gandhi has assured to raise the demand for legal guarantee of minimum support price on all crops as per C2+50% and debt waiver for farmers, farm workers in the parliament after consulting all the constituents of India Bloc. A delegation comprising 12 members (6 each from SKM NP and KMM) met Rahul Gandhi accompanied by Jairam Ramesh, KC Venugopal and Congress MPs from Punjab for over half an hour in parliament on Wednesday.The farmers apprised about their demands which included apart from MSP and debt waiver, no inquiry into the killing of protester Shubhkaran Singh by SIT headed by a police official from Haryana, action against Haryana cops for lobbing tear gas shells on protesting farmers and to withdraw the orders of Haryana government to honour six police officials who stopped farmers at Punjab-Haryana borders.“We explained every detail about their demand about legal right of MSP and debt waiver to Rahul Gandhi, who listened attentively. We reminded him that Congress and even India Bloc had assured legal right of MSP and debt waiver before parliamentary elections. Even though India Bloc failed to gain power but it has immense responsibility to take up issues which it included in its manifestoes as a responsible and resurgent opposition”, said farmer leaders Jagjit Singh Dallewal and Sarvan Singh Pandher. They added that Rahul Gandhi supported all our demands and assured us that he will discuss all the issues with leaders of India Bloc and will try to raise these on behalf of the bloc.Earlier confusion prevailed for some time as the farmer leaders stated that they were stopped outside the parliament and Rahul announced to meet them outside the parliament as the farmers of India are not being allowed to enter the temple of democracy that they were allowed to go inside.The farmer leaders stated that they had written to leaders of all the opposition parties as well as some constituents of NDA minus BJP but they not heard from the supporting parties of BJP.Earlier over a dozen MPs had met farmers after their convention at Delhi on July 22 and had assured to raise their demands. Shiromani Akali Dal MP Harsimrat Badal had moved a private members bill for legal rights of MSP.",The farmer forums SKM Non Political and Kisan Mazdoor Morcha (KMM) have stated that leader of opposition (LoP) Rahul Gandhi has assured to raise the demand for legal guarantee of minimum support price on all crops. A delegation comprising 12 members (6 each from SKM NP and KMM) met Rahul Gandhi accompanied by Jairam Ramesh.,"https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-111995325,imgsize-1361074,width-400,resizemode-4/111995325.jpg"
-"Coastal Highway: Work of 'Coastal Highway', 'Capital Region Ring Road' to begin soon",https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/work-of-coastal-highway-capital-region-ring-road-to-begin-soon/articleshow/111995152.cms,"BHUBANESWAR: Union education minister Dharmendra Pradhan on Wednesday announced that work on two major national highway projects in Odisha , namely the ' Coastal Highway ' and the ‘ Capital Region Ring Road ,’ will begin soon.In a post on X, Pradhan thanked Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Union road transport and highways minister Nitin Gadkari for expediting the work on these two significant national highway projects in the state.Pradhan mentioned that the construction of the 413 km long, four-lane Coastal Highway has been accelerated in Odisha at a cost of Rs 23,882 crore. The proposed highway, under the Bharatmala project , will be constructed in three sections: from Rameswar to Ratanpur, Ratanpur to Digha, and Jamujhadi to Dhamra. He added that the detailed project report (DPR) and its related approvals are nearing completion.“Construction of the Coastal Highway will start soon. It will be a game-changer for the social and economic development of eastern India, including Odisha, towards the realization of the PM’s ‘Purvodaya’ vision. There will be a new sunrise in Odisha in the field of roadways,” said Pradhan.Regarding the Capital Region Ring Road project, Pradhan said the Modi government is giving special importance to road infrastructure and transit. The work on the 111 km ring road project in Odisha, at a cost of Rs 6,092 crore under the Bharatmala project, is also progressing. The proposed six-lane ring road project connecting Khurda, Bhubaneswar, and Cuttack will be a milestone in Odisha's communication sector under the 'Purvodaya' scheme, he added.Pradhan stated that the Centre is committed to a strong, prosperous, and developed Odisha.The Coastal Highway project is yet to take off in the state. Tenders of the project were cancelled. Capital region ring road project also could not see much progress.","The construction of the 413 km long, four-lane Coastal Highway has been accelerated in Odisha at a cost of Rs 23,882 crore. The proposed highway, under the Bharatmala project, will be constructed in three sections: from Rameswar to Ratanpur, RatanPur to Digha, and Jamujhadi to Dhamra. Tenders of the project were cancelled.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-111995189,imgsize-529428,width-400,resizemode-4/111995189.jpg"
-"Odisha Railway Budget Allocation: Odisha gets highest ever budgetary allocation of Rs 10,586 crore for railway sector",https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/odisha-gets-highest-ever-budgetary-allocation-of-rs-10586-crore-for-railway-sector/articleshow/111995044.cms,"BHUBANESWAR: The Centre has allocated Rs 10,586 crore in the Union budget for the development of the railway sector in Odisha. This is the highest-ever budgetary allocation in a year for the state. Railway minister Ashwini Vaishnaw announced this at a press conference in New Delhi on Wednesday.This year, the state has received Rs 574 crore more compared to last year’s allocation of Rs 10,012 crore.“The average outlay for Odisha’s railway sector was Rs 838 crore per year between 2009 and 2014. But this year, Odisha got a record allocation of Rs 10,586 crore. It has increased by 12.5 times the average outlay of the UPA regime,” said the railway minister.Vaishnaw mentioned that the railways were laying new tracks at an average of 53 km per annum in the 2009-2014 period, but this number has increased by three times during the NDA regime. ""Indian Railways has constructed an average of 183 km of new tracks per year during 2014-2024,” he added.He also noted that the railways were electrifying an average of 29 km per annum between 2009 and 2014. This number has been increased to 146 km per annum (five times more than the previous regime) in 2014-2024. “All railway tracks in Odisha are now electrified,” he added.The railway minister said 59 stations will be developed as Amrit stations , with construction work for most of the stations underway. The major stations include Bhubaneswar, Puri, Cuttack, Sambalpur, Khurda Road Junction, Rourkela, Koraput, and Rayagada. Initially, it was 34 stations. Later, the Railways added other medium and small stations too.He said 427 rail flyovers and underbridges have been constructed since 2014. “Construction work for 4,017 km of new tracks under 40 projects is underway in Odisha at an estimated cost of Rs 54,434 crore,” he added.He further said Prime Minister Narendra Modi is showing interest in the development of Odisha’s railway sector. “He continuously reviews the railway projects of the state. Project works are making good progress,” he added.Official sources from the Railways said detailed allocations for individual projects will be announced at a later date.One of the oldest and most important projects in the state, the Khurda Road-Balangir (301 km) new line, is expected to receive more budgetary allocation than other projects. Last year, it had received Rs 1,599 crore. This new line project, sanctioned in 1994-95, will connect western Odisha with the coastal part of the state. The ECoR has commissioned more than 152 km of this new line.","The Centre has allocated Rs 10,586 crore in the Union budget for the development of the railway sector in Odisha. This is the highest-ever budgetary allocation in a year for the state. Railway minister Ashwini Vaishnaw announced this at a press conference in New Delhi on Wednesday.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-111995096,imgsize-487338,width-400,resizemode-4/111995096.jpg"
-"Tesla CEO Elon Musk: My son Xavier is dead, killed by the ...",https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/technology/tech-news/tesla-ceo-elon-musk-my-son-xavier-is-dead-klled-by-the-/articleshow/111969375.cms,"Sparks the big debate
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-Tesla and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk has ignited a fresh controversy by claiming that he was misled into consenting to puberty blockers for his transgender child. In a recent interview with Jordan Peterson, Musk described the experience as a ""trick"" and blamed the ""woke mind virus"" for his son's transition.Musk's child, Xavier, who now identifies as Vivian Jenna Wilson, underwent a name and gender change in 2022.Musk asserts that he was pressured into approving puberty blockers for Xavier under false pretenses, claiming that he was told the child was at risk of suicide.""I lost my son, essentially. They call it deadnaming for a reason,"" Musk said. ""The reason it's called deadnaming is because your son is dead. My son Xavier is dead, killed by the woke mind virus.""After an extended pause, Musk added, ""I vowed to destroy the woke mind virus after that.""Musk's comments have sparked intense debate over parental rights, transgender healthcare, and the influence of cultural and political ideologies on personal decisions. Critics argue that Musk's statements are harmful and stigmatizing to transgender individuals, while supporters contend that he is raising legitimate concerns about the medical treatment of minors.The controversy comes amid broader cultural tensions over issues of gender identity and parental rights. Musk's decision to relocateSpaceX headquarters to Texas, citing a new California law limiting parental notification of a child's gender identity change, further underscores these divisions.Musk's pledge to take on the ""woke"" left likely inspired his latest decision to move the California headquarters for SpaceX to Texas, after Gov. Gavin Newsom signed a bill into law that will bar school districts from notifying parents if their child uses different pronouns or identifies as a gender that's different from what’s on school records.""This is the final straw,"" Musk wrote on X, his social media platform, in explaining his decision. ""Because of this law and the many others that preceded it, attacking both families and companies, SpaceX will now move its HQ from Hawthorne, California, to Starbase, Texas,"" he said.","Tesla and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk has ignited a fresh controversy by claiming he was misled into consenting to puberty blockers for his transgender child. In a recent interview with Jordan Peterson, Musk described the experience as a ""trick"" and blamed the ""woke mind virus"" for his son's transition. Critics argue that Musk's statements are harmful and stigmatizing to transgender individuals.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-111969367,imgsize-37543,width-400,resizemode-4/111969367.jpg"
 "Flipkart sale: Apple AirPods drops to record low price, no strings attached",https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/technology/wearables/flipkart-goat-sale-apple-airpods-drops-to-record-low-price-no-strings-attached/articleshow/111905420.cms,"Discount details
 
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 Apple AirPods are a popular choice for those looking to enter the Apple ecosystem, offering seamless integration and top-notch performance. There are four versions available: AirPods 2nd-generation, AirPods 3rd-generation, AirPods Pro 2nd-generation, and AirPods Max.For budget-conscious buyers, the AirPods 2nd-generation is an excellent option.Flipkart's current discount on these earbuds during the GOAT sale makes these already affordable AirPods even more enticing. The AirPods 2nd-generation, typically priced at Rs 12,900, are now available for just Rs 8,498, thanks to a flat Rs 4,826 discount.This deal, which does not require any additional bank discounts, marks the lowest price we’ve seen for these AirPods, making it a great time to buy.Bank discount also applies to the purchase. Users have the option to get an additional 10% discount on the 2nd-generation AirPods. This translates to Rs 849 and including this, the AirPods can be purchased at Rs 7,649.","The AirPods 2nd-generation, typically priced at Rs 12,900, are now available for just Rs 8,498, thanks to a flat Rs 4,826 discount. Users have the option to get an additional 10% discount on the 2 second-generation earbuds. This translates to Rs 849 and including this, the AirPod can be purchased at Rs 7,649.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-111905420,imgsize-421384,width-400,resizemode-4/111905420.jpg"
+Mumbai local train services hit as bamboo structure falls on overhead wire,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/mumbai/mumbai-local-train-services-hit-as-bamboo-structure-falls-on-overhead-wire/articleshow/111976068.cms,"Disruptions hit Mumbai's Main Line at 7:25 am as a bamboo structure fell on overhead wires between Sion and Matunga. Restored by 8:20 am
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+MUMBAI: Local train services on the Main Line of the Mumbai suburban network were disrupted on Wednesday morning after a bamboo structure fell on an overhead wire between Sion and Matunga stations , Central Railway officials said.Fast local train services were held up for nearly an hour, affecting office-goers and other passengers. Many commuters chose to walk along the tracks, posing significant risks to their safety.Central Railway's chief public relations officer Swapnil Nila stated that the bamboo structure was erected around a building adjacent to the railway line.It fell on the UP fast line (Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus-bound) between Sion and Matunga stations at around 7.25 am.""A bamboo structure erected around a building adjacent to the railway line fell down on the UP fast (Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus-bound) line between Sion and Matunga stations at around 7.25 am.""""Due to the incident, the fast local train services on the Main line were held up as they had to switch off the power supply to the overhead wire for removing the bamboo fallen on it. Services on this line were restored at 8.20 am,"" he added.The disruption caused major delays, prompting some passengers to leave the stationary trains and walk along the tracks. Local trains are often referred to as the lifelines of Mumbai, with more than 70 lakh commuters depending on them daily. The Central Railway operates approximately 1,810 suburban services on four corridors: the Main line, the Harbour line, the Trans-Harbour line, and the Belapur-Uran line.The halt in services caused significant inconvenience to the daily commuters, particularly those traveling to work. Despite the prompt response, it highlights the challenges faced in Mumbai's bustling suburban train network.","Fast local train services were held up for nearly an hour, affecting office- goers and other passengers. Many commuters chose to walk along the tracks, posing significant risks to their safety. Local trains are often referred to as the lifelines of Mumbai, with more than 70 lakh commuters depending on them daily.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-111976161,imgsize-68156,width-400,height-225,resizemode-72/111976161.jpg"
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-IPL franchises to discuss retentions and salary cap with BCCI,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/sports/cricket/ipl/top-stories/ipl-franchises-to-discuss-retentions-and-salary-cap/articleshow/112002146.cms,"Seek option for salary increment,
+Paris Olympics: India's 10 major medal hopes,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/sports/paris-olympics-2024/indiaparis/paris-olympics-indias-10-major-medal-hopes/articleshow/112029225.cms,"An assessment of India's 10 major medal hopes:
 
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-MUMBAI: If one of the suggestions by the franchises is implemented, the salary of a player, bought for say just Rs 30-50 lakh at the IPL mega auction in Dec this year, could be increased multiple times by the franchise-perhaps even to a few crores-if that player performs outstandingly in IPL 2025, TOI has learnt.""The current system doesn't allow for a player's salary to be increased by a franchise once he's bought in the IPL auction. Like most jobs, there's no provision of increment. Suppose he's bought for Rs 30 lakh and has an outstanding IPL, the franchise should have the option of offering him, say a Rs 3 crore fresh contract for the next year, rather than lose him to some other team. This will prevent poaching by other teams.""The IPL needs to allow franchises to renegotiate the salary of a high-performing player. It will allow a team the option to retain its best players of the previous season without the worry that they would ask to be released or traded by other teams. The players would be happy about the handsome increment, while the franchises will be pleased to avoid poaching,"" a franchise official told TOI.Among other suggestions that the franchises have put forward in their individual meetings with IPL CEO Hemang Amin and other BCCI officials are: Conduct a mega auction only once in five years, allow teams to retain five players at the most, give each franchise as many as eight right to-match (RTM) options, and increase the salary purse to around Rs 130-140 crores.The final picture of what will eventually be implemented will become clear when the BCCI holds its meeting with the IPL owners at the end of this month at the revamped BCCI office atWankhede Stadium.Explaining why it would make sense to have a mega auction after every five years, a franchise official told TOI: ""In order to ensure continuity, it makes sense to have a player auction every five years, instead of three. A longer gap between mega auctions would help teams get the best out of the players that they have invested in when they were youngsters.""It will enable us, especially those who have academies at the grassroots level, to invest in player development. For example, a young Indian player takes a couple of years to develop, and then after three years, you lose that player suddenly in the mega auction. That's just not fair.""While initially there was talk that certain franchisees want as many as eight retentions, the final figure allowed could be much lesser. ""Expect not more than five player retentions,"" a source tracking the developments told TOI. It would be interesting to see if the RTM option is given to the franchises.In May, noted cricket commentator Harsha Bhogle had revealed that Kolkata Knight Riders CEO Venky Mysore wanted the IPL governing body to allow the franchises up to eight RTM cards instead of the usual player retentions. ""Venky Mysore of KKR has come up with a workable suggestion which is that you should be allowed to retain players if they have a fair market value. So, no retentions but eight RTM cards,"" Bhogle had said on his YouTube channel.In the 2018 mega auction, a maximum of five players could be retained by each team. Of the five, three could be retained before the auction, and up to three could be bought back by a team through the RTM option in the auction. In the 2022 mega auction, when Gujarat Titans and Lucknow Super Giants entered the IPL, the eight other teams were allowed to retain four players, but the RTM options were not allowed because the BCCI wanted GT and LSG to have a larger player pool to choose from.The salary cap for each team is set to witness a massive increase-from Rs 90 crores to around Rs 130-140 crores.""It has been pending for a while. The salary cap is likely to be increased from Rs 90 crores to Rs 130-140 crores. As per the media rights agreement in 2002, IPL 2025 & 26 will see 84 matches, while IPL 2027 will include 94 matches. It means more matches, with little gaps between them. The players are bound to ask for and expect more money,"" a source said.It's also likely that there will be a discussion on the controversial Impact Player rule, though indications are that the rule may be implemented for one more year at least.",Franchises have put forward a number of suggestions to the IPL governing body. The salary cap for each team is set to witness a massive increase-from Rs 90-140 crores. The final picture of what will eventually be implemented will become clear when the BCCI holds its meeting with IPL owners this month.,"https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-112002087,imgsize-85742,width-400,resizemode-4/112002087.jpg"
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+Antim Panghal | Wrestling, Women's 53kg Freestyle:
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+Aman Sehrawat | Wrestling, Men's 57kg Freestyle:
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+Sift Kaur Samra | Shooting:
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+India bagged seven medals, its best-ever Olympic show, at Tokyo 2020 . Over the next fortnight, a strong contingent of 117 will go all out to break that record at the quadrennial showpiece event in Paris , the city hosting its third Olympics after 1900 and 1924.India's finest athlete and single biggest medal hope.The Tokyo Olympics gold medalist has won every championship of note, including the prestigious Diamond League. A dodgy adductor muscle, though, is an area of slight concern.The reigning queen of Indian boxing for the past two years, she has won back-to-back gold medals in the 2022 and 2023 World Championships. Nikhat is expected to win a medal.2023 was a landmark year for the talented duo. They won nearly everything, including the BWF World Tour Super 1000 title and the gold medal at Asian Games , and climbed up to world No. 1 ranking. The fast courts in Paris will suit their aggressive style. If they can handle the pressure, they will finish on the podium.Silver in 2016 Rio, bronze in 2020 Tokyo, Sindhu is aiming to become the first Indian in badminton to win three Olympic medals. No Indian has won three individual Olympic medals either. However, she hasn't been in the greatest of form lately and a tough draw is likely to pit her against defending champion Chen Yufei in the quarterfinals.To her credit, she has won medals in every senior international tournament she has participated in, including a bronze in the 2023 World Championships. Fortunately for Antim, Japan's unbeaten Akari Fujinami isn't in her half and she stands a decent chance of making it to the final.Speedy and agile, the debutant Olympian is in top form, having struck gold at both the 2022 Asian Games and the 2023 Asian Championships. At the selection trials for the qualifying events, he overcame childhood idol and Tokyo Olympics silver medallist Ravi Dahiya . A good bet to win a medal at Paris.Women's 50m Rifle 3 Positions: Shooting's brightest hope. Samra's strength is her incredible calm. The 22-year-old from Punjab clinched an individual gold and team silver at the Hangzhou Asian Games. Last year, she also broke the 50m rifle 3 positions' world record. In the Asiad, she outperformed her nearest competitor by a staggering margin of 7.3 points.It will be redemption time for Bhaker after Tokyo 2020 saw her in tears following a pistol malfunction. The 22-year-old will represent India in three separate events: women's 25m air pistol, women's 10m air pistol and 10m air pistol mixed team. Interestingly, her reunion with former India shooter Jaspal Rana as her coach last year has resulted in a sharp upswing in her scores.India has never won an archery medal at the Olympics despite winning medals by the sackful at various World Cups. This time, the men's recurve team seems the best bet. At the World Cup Stage 1 in April, the trio toppled reigning Olympic champions South Korea to grab the team gold.The men's hockey team ended a 40-year-long medal drought and sparked celebrations by winning a bronze in Tokyo. This was followed by gold at the Hangzhou Asiad, which booked its trip to Paris. India is in Pool B along with reigning Olympic champion Belgium, Australia, Argentina, New Zealand and Ireland. The team, led by Harmanpreet Singh, must finish among the top four to progress to the quarters.Kolkata-born sprinter Purma C Bannerjee was India's first Olympic flag-bearer in Antwerp 1920.","India bagged seven medals, its best-ever Olympic show, at Tokyo 2020. A strong contingent of 117 will go all out to break that record at the quadrennial showpiece event in Paris. India is in Pool B along with reigning Olympic champion Belgium, Argentina, New Zealand and Australia.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-112029206,imgsize-63774,width-400,resizemode-4/112029206.jpg"
+Neeraj Chopra: Watch: India's biggest medal hope Neeraj Chopra sweats it out in gym ahead of Paris Olympics,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/sports/paris-olympics-2024/indiaparis/watch-indias-biggest-medal-hope-neeraj-chopra-sweats-it-out-in-gym-ahead-of-paris-olympics/articleshow/112029853.cms,"Top Picks For You Paris Olympics: India's 10 major medal hopes
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+NEW DELHI: As the Paris Olympics begin today, the eyes of Indian fans are firmly set on their brightest medal prospect, javelin star Neeraj Chopra , the Tokyo Olympics gold medalist who aims to defend his title.Chopra's consistent performance on the international stage, including World Championships gold and Diamond League victory, places him at the center of India's Olympic aspirations.Neeraj Chopra's historic gold medal in the men’s javelin throw at the Tokyo 2020 Olympics marked India's first Olympic gold in athletics. His win inspired a transformation in Indian athletics , instilling belief and ambition among athletes who now dare to aim higher.In preparation for the competition, Chopra has maintained rigorous fitness training to defend his Olympic title. His dedication and hard work are evident as he readies himself for the global stage once again.Chopra is considered a strong favorite to win his second Olympic medal, with potential prospects for another gold. Following his triumph in Tokyo, he added silver and gold medals in the World Championships, a gold in the Diamond League Final in 2023, and gold in the Asian Games in Hangzhou to his accolades.As the Paris Olympics progress, the hopes of millions of Indian fans rest on Neeraj Chopra. His journey from Tokyo to Paris showcases the evolution of Indian athletics, driven by a newfound confidence to achieve greatness on the global stage.","Chopra is considered a strong favorite to win his second Olympic medal, with potential prospects for another gold. His win inspired a transformation in Indian athletics, instilling belief and ambition among athletes who now dare to aim higher. His dedication and hard work are evident as he readies himself for the global stage.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-112029946,imgsize-20596,width-400,resizemode-4/112029946.jpg"
+Paris Olympics opening ceremony: All you need to know,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/sports/paris-olympics-2024/paris-olympics-opening-ceremony-all-you-need-to-know/articleshow/111916082.cms,"The opening ceremony for the Paris Olympics will break from tradition by taking place outside the main athletics stadium. Organizers have provided hints about their grand plans but have kept specific details under wraps.Based on public statements and press leaks over the past few months, here's what we know about the concept, artists, and music:""Games Wide Open"", the motto of the organizers, is reflected in their decision to move the opening parade from the stadium to the heart of Paris.Approximately 6,000-7,000 athletes will travel along a six-kilometre (four-mile) section of the Seine river, starting from the Austerlitz bridge in the east and ending at the Eiffel Tower, aboard 85 barges and boats.The event is expected to draw up to 500,000 spectators, who will watch from specially constructed stands with ticket prices reaching 2,700 euros ($2,900), along the river banks for free, and from the balconies and apartments overlooking the route.""Organising a ceremony on the Seine is not easier than doing it in a stadium... but it has more punch,"" chief organiser Tony Estanguet told AFP earlier this month.The parade, due to its immense size and intricacy, has never been fully rehearsed before the event.Thomas Jolly, a 42-year-old acclaimed theatre director known for his successful rock-opera musical ""Starmania"", has taken charge of designing the show.Jolly has assembled a talented creative team, which includes Fanny Herrero, the writer of the popular French TV series ""Call My Agent"", along with renowned author Leila Slimani and distinguished historian Patrick Boucheron.The show has been divided into 12 distinct sections, featuring approximately 3,000 dancers, singers, and entertainers strategically positioned along both sides of the river, on bridges, and near iconic monuments.A tribute to Notre-Dame cathedral, currently undergoing restoration after the devastating fire in 2019, is certain to be included, potentially featuring dancers on the scaffolding.The ceremony will commence at 07:30pm (1730 GMT), with two-thirds of the event taking place during daylight hours, followed by dusk—Jolly hopes for one of Paris's breathtaking summer sunsets—and will conclude with a light show.The musical selection will feature a blend of classical pieces, traditional 'chanson francaise', as well as rap and electronic music.Aya Nakamura, the Franco-Malian R&B sensation, is expected to take the stage, despite facing backlash from far-right political figures. Marine Le Pen, in particular, claimed that Nakamura's performance would bring shame to France, stating that her appearance would ""humiliate"" the nation.In other news, the iconic French electronic duo, Daft Punk, reportedly declined an invitation to perform at the event. Meanwhile, renowned French DJ David Guetta, known for his international tours, was surprisingly not included in the lineup, much to his displeasure.When asked about the overarching theme of his work last week, Jolly simply replied, ""love."" He emphasized that his creations would serve as a tribute to the rich tapestry of cultural, linguistic, religious, and sexual diversity found both within France and around the globe, despite the potential risk of offending conservative sensibilities.""I think the people who want to live together in this diversity, this otherness, are much more numerous, but we make less noise,"" he told AFP.The opening ceremony of the upcoming event is expected to take a different approach compared to the previous year's rugby World Cup, which was heavily criticized for its outdated and stereotypical portrayal of French culture, including ""baguettes to berets and the Eiffel Tower.""The organizers, led by Jolly, are cautious about placing too much emphasis on France's historical role in shaping democracy and universal human rights, despite the significant contributions of its Enlightenment thinkers and the impact of the 1789 Revolution.""We wanted to avoid our natural tendency to lecture people,"" Herrero told Le Monde newspaper recently.And don't expect a three-hour tribute to French greatness to rival the nationalistic pageantry seen at the Beijing Games in 2008.""The opening ceremony in Beijing in 2008 was exactly what we did not want to do,"" Boucheron told Le Monde.The future remains uncertain, as many details are still being kept secret.If Aya Nakamura were to take the stage, it would be a significant event, especially in the wake of recent parliamentary elections.The far-right, known for its anti-immigration stance, secured an unprecedented 143 seats in the national parliament.Jolly has strongly suggested that the waters of the Seine might play a role in the upcoming events, possibly featuring the emergence of a submersible or submarine.""You have the sky, you have bridges, you have water, you have banks, you have so much space to make poetry,"" Jolly told reporters last week. ""So why not under the river also?""The most significant event of the entire occasion could be the conclusion, provided that all attendees return home unharmed.Since its announcement in 2021, the ceremony has caused French law enforcement to experience intense anxiety due to the challenges associated with ensuring the safety of such a large number of individuals across an extensive metropolitan region.","The opening ceremony for the Paris Olympics will break from tradition by taking place outside the main athletics stadium. The event is expected to draw up to 500,000 spectators, who will watch from specially constructed stands with ticket prices reaching 2,700 euros ($2,900) The musical selection will feature a blend of classical pieces, traditional 'chanson francaise', as well as rap and electronic music.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-111916118,imgsize-65578,width-400,resizemode-4/111916118.jpg"
+Rafael Nadal injury clouds his Paris Olympics participation,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/sports/paris-olympics-2024/rafael-nadal-injury-clouds-his-paris-olympics-participation/articleshow/112029299.cms,"Rafael Nadal 's coach, Carlos Moya, announced on Thursday that the tennis superstar has sustained an injury to his thigh, potentially jeopardizing his participation in the upcoming Paris Olympics .""I can't guarantee anything, neither that he won't play or he will play,"" said Moya. ""At the moment he needs to rest, undergo treatment. He is obviously very excited to play these Olympics It has been something marked on his calendar for years.The 38-year-old Nadal, who has claimed an impressive 14 French Open titles in his 22 Grand Slam triumphs, is scheduled to participate in both the singles and doubles events at Roland Garros. In the doubles competition, he is partnered with Carlos Alcaraz.""He had some discomfort yesterday (Wednesday) morning,"" Moya told Spanish radio. ""In the afternoon he was more limited and before it got worse he decided to stop.""Moya reckoned Nadal took the wise decision to not train on Thursday.""Don't force it at the moment and see if he recovers well,"" he added. ""We will see what condition he's in tomorrow and Saturday.""Nadal made his comeback to the tennis circuit this year following an extended break due to a hip injury and reached the final of an ATP tournament for the first time last weekend in Bastad since his triumph at the 2022 French Open. In the final, Nadal was defeated by Portugal's Nuno Borges.Nadal is set to begin his campaign in Paris in singles against Marton Fucsovics from Hungary. The clash is slated to take place on Sunday, just a day after the tennis legend teams up with Alcaraz in doubles.If Nadal manages to overcome the challenge posed by Fucsovics in the first round, it could pave the way for a thrilling showdown in the second round against none other than his long-standing rival, Novak Djokovic.Nadal's legendary achievements already include two Olympics gold medals -- men's singles at Beijing in 2008 and men's doubles with Marc Lopez at Rio di Janeiro in 016 .""He is a born competitor and wants to play singles and doubles. He's very excited about the doubles with Alcaraz. It will be the first time they have played together and it will be something historic for Spanish tennis.""","Rafael Nadal's coach, Carlos Moya, says the tennis superstar has sustained an injury to his thigh. Nadal is scheduled to participate in both the singles and doubles events at Roland Garros. The 38-year-old Nadal has claimed an impressive 14 French Open titles.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-112029355,imgsize-35526,width-400,resizemode-4/112029355.jpg"
+'Rohit Sharma will faint': Ex-Indian cricketer furious at Gautam Gambhir's 'u-turn',https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/sports/cricket/news/rohit-sharma-will-faint-ex-indian-cricketer-furious-at-gautam-gambhirs-u-turn/articleshow/112018376.cms,"NEW DELHI: Former Indian cricketer Krishnamachari Srikkanth recently expressed his scepticism regarding Rohit Sharma 's participation in the 2027 ODI World Cup , given the batsman's age.While acknowledging Virat Kohli 's potential to play in the tournament due to his exceptional fitness, Srikkanth cast doubts on Rohit's ability to compete at such a level past the age of 40.This criticism from the former player came in response to Gautam Gambhir 's optimistic view that both Kohli and Rohit could extend their careers to the 2027 World Cup, contingent on their fitness.""He (Rohit Sharma) is a good player, but his age is 37 presently, and the next ODI World Cup is three more years ahead. He will be 40 years old then. I mean, unless you are a super-fit person like MS Dhoni or Sachin Tendulkar , you can't play World Cup at 40s. Yeah, Virat Kohli could play in the 2027 World Cup, in my opinion, for sure. But for Rohit, Mr. Gambhir, you went overboard; he will faint in South Africa,"" Srikkanth said on his YouTube channel.Moreover, Srikkanth pointed out a perceived inconsistency in Gambhir's selection philosophy.""Gautam Gambhir has taken a U-turn. Before the T20 World Cup 2024, he was saying if Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma do not perform, they will not sit in my team. Then he took a U-turn now, saying there is no player like Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma. After becoming head coach, he said that both have a lot of cricket left and hopefully they will be fit for the 2027 World Cup,"" he added.Earlier, Gambhir had clarified during his first press conference as head coach that while he sees a considerable amount of cricket remaining for both Kohli and Sharma, the ultimate decision on their careers would rest with the players themselves.""One thing I can be very clear of is that both those guys have a lot of cricket left in them. More importantly, with the Champions Trophy (in 2025) and a big tour of Australia (from November 2024), obviously they would be motivated enough. Then, hopefully, if they can keep their fitness, the 2027 World Cup as well. But this is a very personal decision. I can't say how much cricket is left in them. Ultimately, it's up to the players to decide how much they can contribute to the team's success,"" Gambhir said during his first press conference since taking over from Rahul Dravid .This debate unfolds as India prepare for the upcoming cricket schedule, which includes a series against Sri Lanka featuring three T20 Internationals and three ODIs from July 27 to August 7, marking Gambhir's first assignment in the national colours.",Former Indian cricketer Krishnamachari Srikkanth doubts Rohit Sharma's ability to compete at such a level past the age of 40. This criticism came in response to Gautam Gambhir's optimistic view that both Kohli and Rohit could extend their careers to the 2027 World Cup.,"https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-112019772,imgsize-54748,width-400,resizemode-4/112019772.jpg"
 Paris Olympics: The world is meeting in the city of love,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/sports/paris-olympics-2024/paris-olympics-the-world-is-meeting-in-the-city-of-love/articleshow/112001713.cms,"Parisians
 
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 PARIS: ""This way, sir."" The tall, burly man flashed a huge smile outside the Main Press Centre at the Palais des Congrès in Porte Maillot. ""Which country? Oh India. Viva India."" He kept smiling, shook hands and then suddenly turned serious. ""We need to check your bags, please. Phone, wallet, coins out in the tray."" That familiar security drill done, the first steps towards Paris 2024 had been taken.The hall on the second floor was buzzing - journalists busy on their laptops, writing stories, downloading pictures from their cameras or simply chatting over a coffee, catching up with old friends. With two days still to go for the opening ceremony on the Seine, it was house full here on Wednesday evening. Yes, the world is here.Outside in this City of Love , people are still waking up to the fact that the Olympic Games are home and so near. On arrival, the Charles de Gaulle airport was surprisingly quiet, but the volunteers were welcoming and the security check was a breeze. Fawad, the Uber driver, was the first person one got to have a conversation with. A football and basketball fan, the young man with Tunisian and Algerian roots sounded excited about the Games but was not so sure about what it meant for business.""Too much security means blocked roads. You will discover that soon. A lot of Parisians have moved out or are moving out to the city's outskirts or other towns and cities. I've got to make a living, so I am going nowhere. Paris, I hate your traffic,"" he groaned. The Zinedine Zidane fan then sighed: ""I would love to watch some football.""The Seine riverfront has been barricaded over a long stretch and traffic snarls will indeed make the already congested downtown roads difficult to move through, at least on Friday, the opening ceremony day.Alexandra, our host, said she had no such luck when asked whether she would get a paid holiday like many other Parisians over the coming fortnight. The artist who teaches contemporary dance forms moved to her father's home with her daughter and pet cat after welcoming us in.""No buzz? You may feel that it is business as usual out there on the streets, but things will change suddenly. Paris has a very vibrant sporting culture. Many of us would love to watch the opening ceremony or catch some action inside the stadiums but can't afford the tickets. We will watch it on big screens, which will come up at various places in the city. You'll be surprised by how quickly the city changes,"" she said.Outside our apartment in the Belleville neighborhood , one could see a crowd of young boys playing football in a corner, and another bunch knocking the ball around on a makeshift basketball court, shrieking and shouting in happiness. Sports does that to you, young or old - brings you unbridled joy, and sometimes a lot of pain. We will see several of these mixed emotions when it all begins in the arenas of this historic city.",The Seine riverfront has been barricaded over a long stretch and traffic snarls will indeed make the already congested downtown roads difficult to move through. A lot of Parisians have moved out or are moving out to the city's outskirts or other towns and cities.,"https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-112001674,imgsize-109448,width-400,resizemode-4/112001674.jpg"
-Watch: Olympic football kicks off to a violent and chaotic start as Morocco fans rush the field vs Argentina,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/sports/paris-olympics-2024/watch-olympic-football-kicks-off-to-a-violent-and-chaotic-start-as-morocco-fans-rush-the-field-vs-argentina/articleshow/112000816.cms,"WATCH:
+'Hum bahut acche log hai': Shoaib Malik requests India to visit Pakistan for Champions Trophy 2025,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/sports/cricket/news/hum-bahut-acche-log-hai-shoaib-malik-requests-india-to-visit-pakistan-for-champions-trophy-2025/articleshow/112021751.cms,"Shoaib Malik responds to PCB chief's surgery remarks | India's Champions Trophy 2025 Withdrawal
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+NEW DELHI: Pakistan's veteran all-rounder Shoaib Malik has extended an invitation to the Indian cricket team to participate in the Champions Trophy 2025 , scheduled to be held in Pakistan.Malik emphasized the importance of keeping politics separate from sports, suggesting that any bilateral issues between India and Pakistan should be addressed independently of their cricketing engagements.""Whatever reservations there are between the countries, that's a separate issue and should be solved separately. Politics shouldn't come into sports. The Pakistan team went to India last year, and now it's a good opportunity for the Indian team too. I think there are many players in the Indian team who haven't played in Pakistan, so it would be great for them. Hum bahut acche log hai (we are good people). We're very hospitable people, so I'm sure the Indian team should definitely come,"" Malik told Cricket Pakistan Despite Malik's welcoming stance, there are reports indicating reluctance from the Indian cricket team regarding their travel to Pakistan for the tournament, primarily due to ongoing political tensions between the two nations.It has also been suggested that the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) might seek to have their matches relocated to alternative venues such as Sri Lanka or Dubai.This development comes amidst a longstanding hiatus in bilateral cricket series between India and Pakistan, with the last series on Pakistani soil taking place during the 2008 Asia Cup .Since then, encounters between the two teams have been confined to ICC tournaments and Asia Cups, with their most recent bilateral series occurring in India from December 2012 to January 2013.The Champions Trophy 2025 promises to be a significant event, with Pakistan aiming to replicate their success from the 2017 edition of the tournament. India, on the other hand, will be looking to add to their victories from 2013 and the shared triumph in 2002.","Pakistan's veteran all-rounder Shoaib Malik has extended an invitation to the Indian cricket team to participate in the Champions Trophy 2025. Malik emphasized the importance of keeping politics separate from sports, suggesting that any bilateral issues between India and Pakistan should be addressed independently of cricketing engagements. There are reports indicating reluctance from the Indian team regarding their travel to Pakistan for the tournament.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-112021836,imgsize-64030,width-400,resizemode-4/112021836.jpg"
+'Easily one of the best players': Brian Lara rates this batter as more talented than him and Sachin Tendulkar,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/sports/cricket/news/easily-one-of-the-best-players-brian-lara-rates-this-batter-as-more-talented-than-him-and-sachin-tendulkar/articleshow/111777582.cms,"NEW DELHI: West Indies cricket legend Brian Lara reveals that he believes his former teammate Carl Hooper possessed more talent as a batter than both himself and Indian cricket icon Sachin Tendulkar .Lara elaborates on Hooper’s exceptional skills, particularly highlighting his impressive performance as a captain and his critical role in significant matches.""Carl was easily one of the best players I've ever seen. I would say that not even Tendulkar and myself would come close to that talent,"" wrote Lara in his new book - 'Lara: The England Chronicles.'Lara further elaborates on Hooper's exceptional aptitude, particularly during his tenure as captain, noting that Hooper truly shone when given leadership responsibilities.""Separate Carl's career from playing to captaining, and his numbers are very different. As a captain, he averaged near to 50, so he enjoyed the responsibility. It's sad that only as a captain did he fulfill his true potential,"" Lara explained.Lara reminisces about Hooper's pivotal role in the drawn Test match against England at Lord's in June 1991, which followed a rare West Indies defeat at Headingley, marking their first away loss to England since 1969. Lara credits the match as a testament to Hooper’s prowess.""When I think back to that Lord's match, I see the class of Carl Hooper. Man, what a player. The ease with which he batted brought out a kind of awe in all of us, even the senior players. You felt that when Carl went out to bat, they enjoyed it – Haynes, Richards, Greenidge, all these guys would stop what they were doing just to watch him,"" Lara shared.Lara also delves into the psychological challenges Hooper faced, particularly under the intense scrutiny of Viv Richards , which may have impacted Hooper’s performance. He reflects on Hooper’s struggle to recognize his own talent and potential, which was often magnified under Richards’ imposing presence.""He was so talented, yet he didn't understand just how good he was. People would ask why he didn't do full justice to his brilliance, and you know what, there is no clear reason for it. But I will say this: Viv used to make me cry every three weeks, but he would make Carl cry once a week. Viv's tone of voice is intimidating, and if you're not strong enough, you can take that personally and be affected by it. I was never really affected by it. In a way, I welcomed it because I was so much under his arm that I knew abuse was coming, and I was a strong personality. Carl? I know for a fact that Carl shied away from Viv Richards,"" Lara wrote.","West Indies cricket legend Brian Lara reveals that he believes his former teammate Carl Hooper possessed more talent than both himself and Sachin Tendulkar. Lara elaborates on Hooper’s exceptional skills, particularly highlighting his impressive performance as a captain and his critical role in significant matches.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-111778076,imgsize-39944,width-400,resizemode-4/111778076.jpg"
+India vs Sri Lanka: Why Suryakumar Yadav is expected to take to captaincy like 'fish to water',https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/sports/cricket/india-in-sri-lanka/india-vs-sri-lanka-why-suryakumar-yadav-is-expected-to-take-to-captaincy-like-fish-to-water/articleshow/112006293.cms,"NEW DELHI: With India gearing ready to embark on a new chapter in T20 cricket after winning the World Cup in June, much expectation surrounds Suryakumar Yadav 's captaincy in the three-match series against Sri Lanka that starts this Saturday in Pallekele.R Sridhar, the former fielding coach for India, saw Suryakumar's debut in Twenty20 international cricket in 2021 and is optimistic about the batsman's ability to lead by example because of his cool head and collected nature.""Surya has matured a lot from what I know of him from the earlier days, when I was at the National Cricket Academy (NCA), where he used to come as a young athlete, who was very aggressive and very upbeat. But now, if you see, he's much more mature. He's got a much more mellowed head on his shoulders, and he's an astute thinker of the game.""""I mean, he might not have led many matches over franchise cricket, or even for India - he's led about eight games. I remember doing commentary in one of the India-Australia series, where he did a tremendous job. He also did a fabulous job in South Africa in the very short rain-curtailed series which he captained.""Mind you, captaincy is not only about leading the team on the field. Captaincy is all about keeping your players in good space, even off the field, having those right conversations with them, and making sure that each and every player, who's not just only in the squad, but also outside the squad, on the fringe of making it to the eleven, they're also in good space, and they're also well taken care of.""So captaincy brings a lot more onto the table for Surya. It is going to be challenging initially, but I think Surya is someone who'll take to it like fish to water,"" says Sridhar in an exclusive conversation with IANS, facilitated by Sony Sports Network.When Suryakumar was named Mumbai's captain for the 2014-15 domestic cricket season, it was his first taste of leadership. However, it was a lackluster period, and rumors about his irascible persona leading to indiscipline meant Suryakumar missed out on the Mumbai leadership position.Mumbai restored Suryakumar as captain in 2019 after the calm and collected man turned a new page in his life, especially when it came to obtaining that India cap. From 2019 to 2021, he would captain Mumbai in 16 Twenty20 matches for the Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy.Sridhar thinks Suryakumar has what it takes to lead India as captain, but he needs to concentrate on picking the best playing eleven and communicating well.""He's got all the wherewithal to be a successful captain. But now that the captaincy is a full-time thing, with that comes more pressure, because his communication has to be more spot on. He needs to know what combination he needs. Obviously, he needs to gel with the new coach, Gautam Gambhir , who is also a no-nonsense person.""Sridhar claims that Suryakumar benefited from playing for the national team under Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma as well as from being Gambhir's vice captain for the Kolkata Knight Riders. ""The fact that Surya knows Gautam Gambhir very well from his days in KKR, before 2017 and 2018, that should hold him in good stead.""""The fact that he's played a lot of cricket under Rohit, and to an extent, under Virat, should have been a good learning for him. It should have been a good internship for him, watching them, observing them, how they go about captaincy.Normally, India vs. Sri Lanka matches would be low-key events, but there's an air of intrigue because both sides have new captains and coaches for the Twenty20 International series. ""That's what makes this series very exciting I guess, because it's the beginning of a new chapter in Indian cricket. We must say this because, especially in the T20 format, not just the coach is new, the captain is (also) new.""We're not going to be having Kohli, Rohit and Jadeja anymore in this particular format. So it opens up the opportunity for many of our intern youngsters to kind of take the legacy forward going ahead in the next T20 World Cup (which) is in India (in 2026).""So they have a good two years to kind of gel and set a platform, play a certain brand of cricket, and have a certain philosophy with which they will play this particular format. That is what makes this series very interesting, because this is where the foundation is going to be laid for that philosophy and vision,"" concluded Sridhar.",R Sridhar says Suryakumar Yadav has what it takes to lead India as captain. Former fielding coach says batsman has matured a lot since he was at NCA. India take on Sri Lanka in a three-match T20 series that starts Saturday.,"https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-112006251,imgsize-49088,width-400,resizemode-4/112006251.jpg"
+One-off Test: McCarthy strikes as Ireland fight back against Zimbabwe,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/sports/cricket/news/one-off-test-mccarthy-strikes-as-ireland-fight-back-against-zimbabwe/articleshow/112024220.cms,"NEW DELHI: Barry McCarthy 's three-wicket haul helped Ireland bounce back and bowl out Zimbabwe for 210 on the first day of a groundbreaking one-off Test match in Belfast on Thursday.The match, which began after Irish skipper Andy Balbirnie won the toss, made history as the inaugural Test played in Northern Ireland.Zimbabwe's openers, Prince Masvaure (74) and Joylord Gumbie (49), put on a solid 97-run partnership, leaving the visitors in a strong position at 143-2.However, the team suffered a dramatic collapse, losing their last eight wickets for just 57 runs.McCarthy's figures of 3-42 were complemented by off-spinner Andy McBrine, who claimed 3-37, as Ireland fought back to gain the upper hand on the opening day of this landmark Test.""I think the two openers batted quite nicely,"" said McCarthy, who was glad to see Ireland eventually take advantage of favourable conditions for pace bowling.""The bounce and shape was nice, something you love as a bowler. We knew if we get one or two, the wickets would follow.""Masvaure, a 35-year-old left-hander, said he was happy ""to come into the side and put in a solid performance"", adding: ""I would've loved to go all the way (to a hundred). It was nice that Gumbie was positive and gave us that start we needed...we'll take that score.""Gumbie, making his Test debut, narrowly missed out on a half-century when he mistimed a shot off seamer McCarthy, resulting in a catch by Curtis Campher at square leg.Despite the setback, Zimbabwe's innings progressed steadily, with Masvaure reaching his fourth fifty in his ninth Test appearance. The session, affected by intermittent rain, concluded with the team score at 153 for the loss of three wickets.Masvaure surpassed his previous highest Test score of 65 before being well caught down the legside by wicketkeeper Locran Tucker off Campher, concluding a 152-ball innings that featured eight fours.McBrine then made an immediate impact, dismissing Clive Madande for a golden duck on the very next ball. McCarthy later wrapped up the innings in the 72nd over by having Tendai Chatara caught behind.Ireland were relieved of a potentially tricky start to their innings when a fresh downpour interrupted play and cut short the first day.","Ireland bowl out Zimbabwe for 210 on first day of groundbreaking one-off Test match in Belfast. Prince Masvaure (74) and Joylord Gumbie (49) put on a solid 97-run partnership, leaving the visitors in a strong position at 143-2. But the team suffered a dramatic collapse, losing their last eight wickets for just 57 runs.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-112024222,imgsize-61584,width-400,resizemode-4/112024222.jpg"
+'My father passed away when I was in second grade and...': Jasprit Bumrah,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/sports/cricket/news/my-father-passed-away-when-i-was-in-second-grade-and-jasprit-bumrah/articleshow/112023807.cms,"NEW DELHI: Star Indian pacer Jasprit Bumrah has shed light on the profound impact his father's untimely demise had on his bond with his sister, Juhika Bumrah .The tragic event, which occurred when Bumrah was in second grade and his sister in fourth, brought them closer as a family unit, forging an unbreakable connection that has only strengthened over the years.'As I told you, my father passed away when I was in second grade and my sister in fourth grade. Then we became really close as a family because life suddenly changed. We had some financial issues as well. So my mother started working. We became very close as a family because we went through a lot of ups and downs. But since then, that bond has become stronger and stronger. And that has only grown over the years,"" Bumrah told Indian Express.While Juhika Bumrah pursued a career in the makeup industry, her connection with her brother's cricketing endeavours has deepened.""Obviously, she (Bumrah's sister) is now in the makeup industry. She now does my makeup when we do shoots. But we, as a family, are very close as we discuss good days and bad days. We don't want to change ourselves too much because we have seen ups and downs both. We want to be as normal as we can, live a normal life, and get happy with the small achievements that we get,"" he added.Interestingly, Bumrah revealed that his sister's knowledge of cricket rules is limited, but her enthusiasm for his success is unwavering. ""She is not a sports fan. But she is very happy as she started watching the sport because of me, and she still doesn't understand everything, but she gets very happy when I do well, and people congratulate her that your brother is doing really well,"" the pacer admitted.Bumrah's exceptional performance in the T20 World Cup 2024 , where he claimed 15 wickets in eight matches with an impressive economy rate of 4.17, not only captivated the nation but also earned him the coveted Player of the Tournament award.Following India's triumphant World Cup victory, three of the team's stalwarts – captain Rohit Sharma , batting icon Virat Kohli , and versatile all-rounder Ravindra Jadeja – announced their retirement from T20I cricket. However, Bumrah has made it clear that he has no intentions of stepping away from the shortest format anytime soon, indicating his commitment to continuing his successful T20I career.While Kohli and Rohit will return to ODI action in the upcoming series against Sri Lanka, Bumrah has been rested for both the ODI and T20I matches, allowing him to recharge and prepare for future challenges.","Jasprit Bumrah's father died when he was in second grade and his sister in fourth grade. The tragic event brought them closer as a family unit, forging an unbreakable connection that has only strengthened over the years. Juhika has pursued a career in the makeup industry, but her connection with her brother has deepened.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-112024193,imgsize-45518,width-400,resizemode-4/112024193.jpg"
+Ben Stokes backs Mark Wood to break 100mph barrier in Test cricket,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/sports/cricket/news/ben-stokes-backs-mark-wood-to-break-100mph-barrier-in-test-cricket/articleshow/112024072.cms,"NEW DELHI: England captain Ben Stokes believes that Mark Wood has the potential to become the first bowler to exceed 100mph (161km/h) in a Test match. Wood showcased his incredible speed during the second Test against the West Indies at Trent Bridge, reaching a top speed of 97.1mph.England secured a commanding victory by 241 runs, taking a 2-0 lead in the three-match series, with the final Test set to take place at Edgbaston this week.Although the 34-year-old Wood only claimed two wickets in the match, his remarkable pace had a significant impact on the game, benefiting his teammates, particularly off-spinner Shoaib Bashir. Bashir took five wickets for 41 runs in the second innings, securing England's first series win since 2002.Wood also had a direct influence on the West Indies' lineup for the third Test starting Friday, as he fractured Kevin Sinclair's forearm with a rapid bouncer, prompting a change in their squad.Australia's Mitchell Starc currently holds the record for the fastest delivery in Test cricket, clocked at 99.6mph against New Zealand in 2015.In international cricket across all formats, Pakistan's Shoaib Akhtar holds the record with a delivery of 100.2mph, bowled against England in 2003. However, it's worth noting that many exceptional fast bowlers from earlier eras did not always have their deliveries accurately timed.Stokes said Wood still had something left ""in the tank"" when it came to breaking the 100mph barrier but, speaking during a pre-match press conference at Edgbaston on Thursday. added: ""I don't know if he's actually too bothered about it.""He seems to be getting closer and closer to that (100mph mark), but I'm happy with what he's doing now to be honest.""Being able to sustain that pace is quite phenomenal.""His average speed every time he plays a Test match is always above 90mph -- it's all fine and well trying to bowl one spell above 90 but every spell he bowls for England he's clocking over 90mph,"" added Stokes as he reflected on the sheer physical effort of his county colleague.Stokes expressed his satisfaction with Wood's current form, especially considering that Wood's 35-match Test career has been hampered by injuries.""You have to hold your hands up and celebrate what we have there,"" Stokes said. ""He (Wood) has got the heart of a lion. He runs in spell after spell, ball after ball.""When he bowls the whole game changes. When his name is read out the whole crowd is up, then when the speeds are on the big screen everyone gets going.""Woody is always looking up at the screen as well to see what he's clocking. He knows he's in the team to not only bowl skilfully, but also fast.""",England captain Ben Stokes believes bowler Mark Wood has potential to break 100mph barrier. Wood reached a top speed of 97.1mph during the second Test against the West Indies. Australia's Mitchell Starc currently holds the record for the fastest delivery in Test cricket.,"https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-112024077,imgsize-53350,width-400,resizemode-4/112024077.jpg"
+Rahul Dravid's son Samit signs for Mysuru Warriors ahead of Maharaja Trophy KSCA T20,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/sports/cricket/news/rahul-dravids-son-samit-signs-for-mysuru-warriors-ahead-of-maharaja-trophy-ksca-t20/articleshow/112022384.cms,"NEW DELHI: Mysuru Warriors have acquired the services of Samit Dravid , the progeny of the esteemed former Indian cricket captain and head coach, Rahul Dravid , ahead of the forthcoming Maharaja Trophy KSCA T20 season.During the player auction, the Warriors secured Samit, who is recognized for his capabilities as a middle-order batsman and a seamer, with a bid of Rs 50,000.A representative of the Warriors expressed optimism about Samit's inclusion, admitting, ""It's good to have him in our side as he has shown a lot of promise in various age-group tournaments for KSCA.""Samit's cricketing journey includes significant contributions to the Karnataka under-19 team, which clinched the Cooch Behar Trophy in the current season.Moreover, his experience extends to playing for the KSCA XI in a match against the visiting Lancashire team earlier in the year, further showcasing his evolving skill set and adaptability on the field.The Mysuru Warriors, who finished as runners-up in the last season, have strategically bolstered their squad with the retention of Karun Nair as the captain and the acquisition of India pacer Prasidh Krishna for Rs 1 lakh.Nair's leadership and Krishna's pace bowling, despite his recent recovery from surgery on his left proximal quadriceps tendon, are expected to strengthen the team's performance. Prasidh Krishna's return to competitive cricket post-recovery adds a layer of anticipation for the team's prospects in the upcoming season.The comprehensive squad for the Mysuru Warriors this season includes a blend of experienced and emerging talents such as Karun Nair, Karthik CA, Manoj Bhandage, and others, alongside the notable inclusion of Samit Dravid.","Mysuru Warriors have acquired the services of Samit Dravid. Samit is the progeny of the esteemed former Indian cricket captain and head coach, Rahul. The Warriors secured Samit, who is recognized for his capabilities as a middle-order batsman and a seamer.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-112022457,imgsize-50546,width-400,resizemode-4/112022457.jpg"
+Gambhir is clear in his intent and communication: Shubman Gill,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/sports/cricket/india-in-sri-lanka/gambhir-is-clear-in-his-intent-and-communication-shubman-gill/articleshow/112022144.cms,"NEW DELHI: Shubman Gill , the young and talented Indian cricketer, expressed his admiration for the newly appointed head coach, Gautam Gambhir , during a press conference on Thursday. Gill, who has been named the vice-captain for both the T20I and ODI series against Sri Lanka, commended Gambhir's clear and concise approach to the game.The young batsman believes that this quality will be invaluable as the team prepares for the upcoming challenges in Sri Lanka and beyond.Gill also shared his personal ambitions for the future, stating that he hopes to cement his place as a versatile player across all formats of the game.""We are the world champions and we will look to play accordingly, and, hopefully, we will have more success under the new coaching staff. This is the first time I am working with him (Gambhir),"" Gill, as quoted by PTI, told the media during a press-meet in Pallekele.""But during those two net sessions, his intent and communication have been very clear. He is very clear about which player he wants to work with at a particular time and on which areas he wants to work with him,"" he added.Gill has set his sights on becoming a versatile batsman, capable of performing consistently across all formats and in various playing conditions. His ultimate aim is to contribute to the team's success, but he also recognizes the importance of solidifying his position as a reliable player in any situation.Despite being part of the Indian squad during the T20 World Cup as a travelling reserve, Gill was unable to secure a spot in the final 15-man roster. The young right-hander has identified this as an area that requires improvement and is determined to work on his skills to ensure he becomes an indispensable member of the team in the future.""During the matches before the T20 World Cup, I could not perform to the level that I was expecting from myself.""In the upcoming cycle where we will play 30-40 T20Is, I will try to improve my performance as a batsman,"" he said.However, the 24-year-old is now focused on the upcoming five-match Test tour to Australia later this year, as well as the subsequent Champions Trophy.""We are playing some 10 (Test) matches before January, and I am looking forward to it, especially five of them in Australia. After that we are playing the Champions Trophy which would be really exciting.""But these six matches (3 T20Is and 3 ODIs against SL) are very crucial riding into the Test matches,"" he said.So, does getting appointed as the vice-captain in the limited-over formats adds any additional pressure on him?""It (vice-captaincy) doesn't change much. When I bat out there, I still need to perform and I need to win matches for the team.""But when you are out on the field, you need to make a bit more decisions, and that's the only difference,"" he noted.Gill mentioned that Gambhir and Suryakumar have quite similar thinking processes regarding their vision for the team.""I think everybody is on the same page. I have played under Surya bhai, and I think both their (Gambhir and Suryakumar) way of communication and thinking is similar.""Following Rohit's retirement from T20Is, Gill will have a new opening partner in Yashasvi Jaiswal . The vice-captain is confident that their partnership will be successful.""We really enjoy batting with each other, especially the kind of shots that we both play, we complement each other. And being the right-left combination…our partnership has been good in the matches we have played together.""I think we have two 150-run partnerships. We have a very good understanding and communication between us and that's very enjoyable,"" he explained.Gill also expressed his admiration for Abhishek Nayar , the newly-appointed assistant coach of India, with whom he had previously worked at the Kolkata Knight Riders.""He (Nayar) puts in a lot of effort on the ground. He stays with the players until they are satisfied with their own skills. It's his biggest plus point,"" he added.","Shubman Gill has expressed his admiration for the newly appointed head coach, Gautam Gambhir. Gill has been named the vice-captain for both the T20I and ODI series against Sri Lanka. The young batsman hopes to cement his place as a versatile player across all formats of the game.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-112022167,imgsize-42466,width-400,resizemode-4/112022167.jpg"
+Bizarre! Cricket club in England bans players from hitting sixes. Here's why,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/sports/cricket/news/bizarre-cricket-club-in-england-bans-players-from-hitting-sixes-heres-why/articleshow/112021856.cms,"NEW DELHI: The Southwick and Shoreham Cricket Club , one of the most historic cricket clubs in England, has implemented a new rule that prohibits batters from hitting sixes.While this regulation might appear unusual to certain cricket fans , it bears a striking resemblance to a common practice in gully cricket throughout India.It is important to note that a significant portion of backyard cricket takes place in residential neighborhoods.Consequently, hitting powerful shots frequently causes disturbance to the residents living in the vicinity.This is precisely the rationale behind the decision made by the Southwick and Shoreham Cricket Club , which has been in existence for an impressive 234 years, to forbid batsmen from hitting sixes during matches.In West Sussex, a cricket club has introduced a new rule to address complaints from nearby residents about property damage caused by stray cricket balls. The neighbors had reached out to the club, expressing concerns that the balls were hitting and damaging their windows, vehicles, and sheds.To mitigate the problem, the club has implemented a unique solution. According to the new regulation, while the first six will be called as null, the one that follows will be deemed out. This means that if a batsman hits a six, the runs will not be counted, and if another ball is hit out of the ground immediately after, the batsman will be declared out.""It's a very small ground and can't accommodate the testosterone-fuelled young men who come along and just want to hit the ball as far as they can,"" Mary Gill , an 80-year-old resident, said as quoted by The Telegraph.However, the club's decision did not go well the players who termed it as 'ridiculous'.""Hitting the bowler for a six is part of the glory of the sport. How can you ban it? It's ridiculous. To take that away removes the joy of it,"" said one of the players of this club which was founded in 1790.","A cricket club in West Sussex has introduced a new rule to address complaints from nearby residents about property damage caused by stray cricket balls. The Southwick and Shoreham Cricket Club has been in existence for an impressive 234 years. According to the new regulation, while the first six will be called as null, the one that follows will be deemed out.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-112021924,imgsize-33136,width-400,resizemode-4/112021924.jpg"
+West Indies' Kevin Sinclair out of third Test against England,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/sports/cricket/news/west-indies-kevin-sinclair-out-of-third-test-against-england/articleshow/112020824.cms,"NEW DELHI: Kevin Sinclair , the West Indies all-rounder, has been sidelined for the final match against England at Edgbaston due to a fractured forearm sustained during the second Test.The injury occurred when Sinclair was struck by a swift delivery from England's fast bowler Mark Wood , causing the ball to deflect off his glove's wrist band and loop towards the slip cordon.Sinclair, who was a last-minute replacement for the unwell spinner Gudakesh Motie at Trent Bridge, departed for a single run as part of a dramatic West Indies batting collapse.The visitors crumbled from a promising 61 without loss to a meager 143 all out, resulting in a resounding 241-run victory for England and an insurmountable 2-0 lead in the three-match series.During a pre-match press conference at Edgbaston on Thursday, West Indies captain Kraigg Brathwaite confirmed that Motie would return to the team for the final Test. However, he mentioned that the playing eleven was yet to be finalized, as fast bowler Shamar Joseph is currently battling flu symptoms.Akeem Jordan, a local player for West Bromwich Dartmouth in the Birmingham League, has been added to the squad without a cap. The call-up came on Wednesday following an injury toJeremiah Louis , another fast bowler who was absent from the initial two Tests.Jordan, aged 29, now has the opportunity to make his debut in Test cricket at Edgbaston. In first-class matches, he has claimed 67 wickets at an impressive average of 24.10.""Sinclair is out with a fracture,"" said Brathwaite, as quoted by AFP. ""He got a blow from Mark Wood, ""So, Motie's back in. And we have called up Akeem Jordan, so we have have a 12.""We've named a 12 because Shamar Joseph just has a bit of flu. So, we're waiting on tomorrow (Friday) morning to make the decision on the 11.""Although the West Indies have lost the series, Brathwaite said they would still have plenty of motivation at Edgbaston.""We have five Tests remaining for the year and, you know, World Test Championship points are still at stake.""We have a lot to play for and that's my thing to the boys.""You know, we are still in the running for the Test Championship and obviously we're looking for points as well.""The West Indies demonstrated a marked improvement in their performance at Trent Bridge, in contrast to their substantial loss by an innings and 114 runs in the first match of the series at Lord's. They managed to maintain a competitive edge for significant portions of the game and even secured a lead in the first innings.However, their second innings took a turn for the worse when they lost a cluster of wickets in quick succession, which proved to be a costly setback. Shoaib Bashir, the young off-spinner, was the primary architect of their downfall, claiming an impressive 5-41 and showcasing his potential at the tender age of 20.""We had a fifty opening stand and then, from there, we lost 10 wickets quite quickly,"" said Brathwaite.The 31-year-old opener, out for 48 and 47 at Trent Bridge, added: ""It shows that you've got to be on it always, not just for the first three days,""As soon as you lose that focus and it could be as a bowling unit or a batting unit, you know, and you lose it for an hour, you could be behind the Test match and lose it.""So we should learn from that and obviously the learning for that is just never taking anything for granted.""As long as we keep that attitude of fighting every session, I think that will serve us well.""",West Indies all-rounder Kevin Sinclair ruled out of final Test against England at Edgbaston. Sinclair suffered a fractured forearm during the second Test at Trent Bridge. England won the match by 241 runs to take a 2-0 lead in the three- match series.,"https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-112020830,imgsize-38508,width-400,resizemode-4/112020830.jpg"
+"Battling cancer, Gaekwad receives emotional messages from Gavaskar, Kapil, Lloyd and many others",https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/sports/cricket/news/battling-cancer-gaekwad-receives-emotional-messages-from-gavaskar-kapil-lloyd-and-many-others/articleshow/112020536.cms,"MUMBAI: At a time when he's currently battling cancer and undergoing treatment in London, former India batsman and coach Anshuman Gaekwad has received messages revealing their happy memories with him from many of his cricketing friends and former teammates.Amongst those sending messages offering encouragement and motivation to Gaekwad are cricket legends Sunil Gavaskar , Kapil Dev , Clive Lloyd , Farokh Engineer, ex-India skipper Dilip Vengsarkar , BCCI president Roger Binny, Mohinder Amarnath, Sandeep Patil, Karsan Ghavri and Balwinder Singh Sandhu.The 71-year-old Gaekwad, whose father, DK Gaekwad was an Indian captain, is undergoing treatment for blood cancer at the King's College Hospital in London.In his video, Kapil poured his heart out for Gaekwad. India's 1983 World Cup-winning captain raised funds for Gaekwad's treatment and urged the BCCI to provide financial assistance for him too. Eventually, the Board released Rs 1 crore aid for the ailing cricketer.In his video, Kapil talked about the memorable moments he and Gaekwad shared on the cricket field, playing under each other's captaincy during their illustrious careers.""Hi Anshu, I know you are going through a rough time, but it doesn't matter, we have all gone through rough times in life. I remember all the good days. The first time? When I played under you, you were my captain. And I remember when I was captain you got two hundred runs in Jalandhar against Pakistan, so good memories. Difficult times come and go, but I know that you are a fighter. Come on, cheer up and try to live a life, whatever God has given you and I wish you to get better and better and be happy,"" Kapil Dev said in a video posted by journalistVijay Lokapally .In his message to Gaekwad, Engineer said, ""Hello Anshu, my buddy. You are a fighter. We are all right behind you. We are all aware of what suffering you are going through. We are supporting you and we know that you'll come through it because you've shown your grit and determination in the past and I'm sure that you'll continue to do so and that willpower of yours will get through. You will recover my friend and we'll have good times together, like we used to. I wish you all the best. Keep smiling because you're going to get better for sure. God bless you. Take care.""Dev said he wished to have a coffee or a drink with Gaekwad when he recovers fully from his battle with cancer.""We all have to go one day, but the best part about human beings is fighting it out the way you fight it out on the cricket field. Whatever is going to happen, will happen. I hope we meet soon. We will all celebrate together. We had a good time. You just look after yourself. It doesn't matter whatever happened, it happened for good, and I think you are a wonderful person. We had great stories to talk about. We have a lot to talk about, but firstly you need to get well soon. We will have coffee together and if nothing, then we can have a little drink together as well. Look after yourself. Love you from the entire cricket community. We all feel proud of you to remember that. Don't let us down? Look after yourself? Love you Anshu. Take care,"" he added.Vengsarkar sent his video in Marathi, while Patil sent a voice message.Gaekwad played 40 Test matches for India in which he scored 1985 runs at an average of 30.07 and 269 runs in 15 ODIs.","Anshuman Gaekwad receives messages of support from cricketing friends and former teammates. Amongst those sending messages are Sunil Gavaskar, Kapil Dev, Clive Lloyd, Farokh Engineer, Dilip Vengsarkar, Roger Binny, Mohinder Amarnath, Sandeep Patil, Karsan Ghavri and Balwinder Singh Sandhu. The 71-year-old is undergoing treatment for blood cancer in London.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-112020516,imgsize-22418,width-400,resizemode-4/112020516.jpg"
+England unchanged as they aim for West Indies clean sweep,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/sports/cricket/news/england-unchanged-as-they-aim-for-west-indies-clean-sweep/articleshow/112020161.cms,"England team for third Test:
 
-A big screen displays a message to leave the stadium after a suspension. (Reuters Photo)
+NEW DELHI: England's cricket team, led by Ben Stokes , has decided to maintain the same lineup for the upcoming third Test match against the West Indies at Edgbaston. The team's objective is to achieve a complete series sweep.In the second Test held at Trent Bridge, England secured a resounding victory by a margin of 241 runs, marking their first triumph since the departure of the legendary James Anderson.The West Indies team succumbed to the spin bowling prowess of Shoaib Bashir.The win at Trent Bridge gave England an insurmountable 2-0 advantage in the three-match series. Considering the overwhelming nature of their success, which also marked England's first Test series victory since 2022, Stokes saw no reason to alter a triumphant squad.""Well, 2-0 up, with very good all-round team performances so, yeah, it's a pretty easy decision to stick with the same XI,"" England captain Stokes, as quoted by AFP, told a pre-match press conference at Edgbaston on Thursday.""And, yeah, we want to wrap up a series and hopefully take it 3-0.""But the England captain bridled at suggestions he wanted his team to continue to be ""ruthless"", saying: ""Ruthless is always a word that I think is just based on outcome. But, yeah, we want to win 3-0.""Mark Wood, the England fast bowler, achieved remarkable speeds exceeding 97 mph (156 kmh) during the match at Trent Bridge.Despite Wood's career being hampered by numerous injuries, Stokes revealed that the team had not seriously considered rotating their bowling lineup at Edgbaston by introducingDillon Pennington , the Nottinghamshire paceman, for his Test debut.Stokes, however, hinted at the possibility of Pennington being included in the upcoming three-Test series against Sri Lanka, which is scheduled to commence in the latter part of next month on home soil.""I think that will come naturally,"" said Stokes.""You know, we've got six Test matches (this season), even though we've got a decent break, but there's the Hundred to be played in between that.""Fast bowling is very hard. I think naturally we may see, you know, a change in the bowling line-up, but no, that's not required yet.""As for Durham team-mate Wood's fitness, Stokes said: ""You always check in with your bowlers after every Test match and you go with what they say, what they feel.""And he's ready, firing and good to go again.Stokes added: ""Because of how he bowls, it's very unlikely that you're going to get all the remaining Test matches out of him just because of how hard it is on his body, sort of compared to everyone else.""Not that it's any easier for guys who don't bowl 97 miles an hour, but you need to look after guys like that.""Stokes was able to perform as a fully-fledged all-rounder at Trent Bridge, bowling his lively medium pace following knee surgery""Although it's only one more option, I felt as if I've had way more than that,"" said Stokes.He added: ""Woody didn't get the rewards he should have done last week.""But I think the partnership he worked with Bash (Bashir) at the other end, that's where the wickets came from.""I think Woody does know how much he affects the game, even if he's not getting the wickets in the column, because there's just a different feel whenever he comes on to bowl a spell.""Zak Crawley , Ben Duckett , Ollie Pope, Joe Root, Harry Brook, Ben Stokes (capt), Jamie Smith (wkt), Chris Woakes , Gus Atkinson, Mark Wood, Shoaib Bashir","England's cricket team, led by Ben Stokes, has decided to maintain the same lineup for the upcoming third Test match against the West Indies at Edgbaston. The team's objective is to achieve a complete series sweep. England secured a resounding victory by a margin of 241 runs, marking their first triumph since the departure of the legendary James Anderson.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-112020273,imgsize-33224,width-400,resizemode-4/112020273.jpg"
+Will support national team by developing players at Inter Kashi: Habas,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/sports/football/top-stories/will-support-national-team-by-developing-players-at-inter-kashi-habas/articleshow/112029904.cms,"Last season, Habas guided Mohun Bagan Super Giant to the ISL Shield triumph
 
-NEW DELHI: The Olympic men's football tournament saw an unprecedented start on Wednesday as Morocco shocked two-time gold medalists Argentina with a 2-1 win amid chaotic scenes in Saint-Etienne. The match concluded dramatically, marred by a nearly two-hour suspension following a pitch invasion by Moroccan fans, protesting a late goal by Argentina in the 16th minute of added time, which was eventually disallowed by VAR.The confusion peaked, leaving it unclear whether the game was paused or finished.Spectators were asked to exit the stadium, while players stayed on-site and returned to play the final three minutes of added time in an empty Stade Geoffroy-Guichard. Just before play resumed, Cristian Medina's contentious goal was disallowed for offside after a VAR review , securing Morocco's victory.The scene turned chaotic as Moroccan fans, fearing they were being deprived of a crucial victory, reacted furiously. Objects were thrown, and invading fans were tackled by security personnel on the field. Argentina players were seen flinching when a flare was tossed onto the pitch, with bottles and cups scattered across the field, forcing the game to pause.Initially, it seemed the full-time whistle had been blown, with even FIFA ’s website listing the game as over. However, an hour later, venue organizers clarified that the match was still ongoing, pending a VAR review of the disputed goal.After a prolonged delay, players returned to the field, warmed up, and waited while an official scrutinized video footage. Following a brief explanation to the Argentina team, play resumed for the final three minutes before the official final whistle was blown.Morocco had taken a 2-0 lead before Argentina began a comeback with Giuliano Simeone scoring in the 68th minute. Medina’s attempt to equalize sparked the chaotic scenes.Argentina coach Javier Mascherano expressed disbelief at the situation's handling.""I can't explain what happened. We spent about an hour and a half in the dressing room without any information on what was going to happen,"" Mascherano told reporters. He criticized the delay in the VAR decision and the subsequent play of the final three minutes, arguing that it disrupted the game's momentum.""The Moroccan captains didn't want to play, we didn't want to continue, and fans threw things at us. It's the biggest circus I've ever seen in my life, I don't know why they spent an hour and 20 minutes reviewing a play. If there is offside in Medina's goal let the game go on with the momentum we have, I don't think the game should be played for three minutes after an hour and a half,"" Mascherano added.Despite the chaos, Mascherano encouraged his team to focus on their upcoming Group B fixtures against Iraq and Ukraine.""It's no use complaining. We don't like this kind of thing to happen, but we have to turn the page, look for positive things, and aim for the two victories we need to qualify,"" he said.Argentina will face Iraq in Lyon on Saturday, looking to secure the points needed to advance in the tournament.","Morocco shocked two-time gold medalists Argentina with a 2-1 win amid chaotic scenes in Saint-Etienne. The match concluded dramatically, marred by a nearly two-hour suspension following a pitch invasion by Moroccan fans. Spectators were asked to exit the stadium, while players stayed on-site and returned to play the final three minutes of added time in an empty Stade Geoffroy-Guichard.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-112000836,imgsize-132160,width-400,resizemode-4/112000836.jpg"
-'Say it without fear': Srikkanth rejects Agarkar's explanation for Pandya's captaincy snub,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/sports/cricket/india-in-sri-lanka/say-it-without-fear-srikkanth-rejects-agarkars-explanation-for-pandyas-captaincy-snub/articleshow/111992225.cms,"NEW DELHI: Former India opener Krishnamachari Srikkanth was displeased with the reasons given by India's chief selector Ajit Agarkar for not appointing Hardik Pandya as the T20I captain.According to Agarkar, the primary reason behind Pandya being overlooked for the captaincy role was the uncertainty surrounding his availability due to his history of injuries.Suryakumar Yadav was last week named Rohit Sharma 's successor in the T20 format for India's white-ball tour of Sri Lanka, which begins on Saturday.Srikkanth launched a verbal assault on Agarkar in response to the chief selector's justification for Pandya's snub.""I think they have gone from the feedback of the dressing room. It must have probably been from the IPL. Fitness is something that I will not agree. He played the entire IPL. He also bowled. Yes, he might not have done well (in the IPL). That's another issue. Mumbai Indians didn't qualify. At the World Cup, he was the vice-captain and he played well. So, fitness is something that I won't agree with,"" Srikkanth said on YouTube channel.""Suryakumar is a fantastic person. I like him. So is Hardik. But the reasons that they are giving they could have said it in a straightforward manner 'we are dropping Hardik Pandya as captain, we want to move forward. We are looking at Suryakumar as a long term'. Make it clear. Say it without fear,"" he added.Pandya was Rohit's deputy during India's T20 World Cup triumph last month but he has suffered from fitness problems and missed the 50-over World Cup last year with an ankle injury.""Fitness has been something that he's struggled with,"" Agarkar told reporters in Mumbai alongside new coach Gautam Gambhir.""As selectors, it becomes difficult then. The thought behind it was that we want someone who is likely to be available more.""He was ""still a very important player,"" Agarkar said. ""And that's what we want him to be, those skill sets are hard to find.""Agarkar explained that several factors contributed to Suryakumar's selection. The player's fitness level, along with positive feedback from the team management, played a crucial role in the decision-making process.""Why Surya was made captain? Because he is one of the deserving candidates. The one we know has been around the dressing room over the last one year, you get feedback from the dressing room a lot. He has got a good cricketing brain and he is still one of the best T20 batters in the world,"" he said.",Krishnamachari Srikkanth unhappy with reasons given by India's chief selector Ajit Agarkar for not appointing Hardik Pandya as the T20I captain. Suryakumar Yadav was last week named Rohit Sharma's successor in T20 format for India's white-ball tour of Sri Lanka.,"https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-111992313,imgsize-84704,width-400,resizemode-4/111992313.jpg"
-'Not heard of': Gray-Nicolls faces fans' ire after cheeky remark on MS Dhoni,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/sports/cricket/news/not-heard-of-gray-nicolls-faces-fans-ire-after-cheeky-remark-on-ms-dhoni/articleshow/111993751.cms,"Gray-Nicolls Facebook post
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+Antonio Lopez Habas was close to becoming the national team coach until he was pipped at the post by FC Goa ’s Manolo Marquez , who will now do a dual job of coaching club and country.Habas remains the most successful coach in the Indian Super League (ISL), the top-tier league in the country, and believed he had more than a decent chance of stepping into the boots of Igor Stimac, sacked last month for his failure to steer India to the third round of the FIFA World Cup 2026 qualifiers.“I think I deserved the nomination (to coach the national team),” Habas told TOI after completing a surprise move to Inter Kashi in the I-League , Indian football’s second tier, on Thursday. “We won three (ISL) titles, played four finals and six semifinals. Within football (fraternity), I feel like another Indian. I have coached many players of the national team. I was not chosen, and I accept it. I will support the national team by developing players at Inter Kashi. It’s what I have done until now, and what I will continue to do.”Last season, Habas guided Mohun Bagan Super Giant to the ISL Shield triumph. But while title victories normally assure coaches of a contract extension, the experienced Spaniard was not considered, reportedly due to concerns over his health. Even while selecting the national coach, the All India Football Federation (AIFF) executive committee members made a mention of the 67-year-old’s age and health.Habas though said he has the same “strength and enthusiasm” as when he first arrived in India to take charge of Atletico de Kolkata and won the maiden ISL trophy in 2014.“I am very disappointed and saddened by the treatment that some journalists and others have given me, speaking about my health problems. Someone did it to justify my departure from Mohun Bagan, and at the same time, prevent me from training the national team. My medical tests are currently perfect,” said Habas.The serial trophy winner has won the ISL twice with ATK (2014, 2019-20) and the ISL Winner’s Shield with Mohun Bagan last season. Now, his focus is on ensuring that Inter Kashi – started last season – win the I-League and move to the ISL.Explaining his decision to take over Inter Kashi, Habas said the club’s “proposal is attractive, serious and ambitious.”“It offers me guarantees and seriousness to develop my work,” he said. “At the same time, it is a great responsibility to be able to have a great impact sportingly in such an important and fascinating region of India as Uttar Pradesh.”Besides winning trophies in India, Habas had a stint as Bolivia’s head coach and finished runner-up in the 1997 Copa America.Inter Kashi said Habas will spearhead a long-term project aimed at creating a sustainable football ecosystem in Uttar Pradesh. “This initiative will focus on the promotion of Inter Kashi to the ISL, ensuring the club competes at the highest level of Indian football.“Habas will also help Inter Kashi devise a concrete player pathway to Europe, collaborating with Inter Escaldes to establish a pathway for Indian players to gain opportunities in Andorra, providing them with invaluable international exposure and experience,” the club said in a statement on Thursday.","Antonio Lopez Habas was close to becoming the national team coach until he was pipped at the post by FC Goa’s Manolo Marquez. Last season, Habas guided Mohun Bagan Super Giant to the ISL Shield triumph. The 67-year-old Spaniard was not considered, reportedly due to concerns over his health.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-112024305,imgsize-64066,width-400,height-225,resizemode-72/112024305.jpg"
+"Muthoot FA's young talents set to shine on international stage in Next Generation Cup, to face teams from Premier League",https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/sports/football/top-stories/muthoot-fas-young-talents-set-to-shine-on-international-stage-in-next-generation-cup-to-face-teams-from-premier-league/articleshow/112020247.cms,"KOCHI: Muthoot FA secured a spot in the upcoming Next Generation Cup after placing third in the Reliance Foundation Development League (RFDL) 2024. They will join RFDL winners Punjab FC , runners-up East Bengal FC , South African team Stellenbosch FC, and Premier League clubs Aston Villa FC, Crystal Palace FC, Everton FC, and Tottenham Hotspur FC in the tournament.Muthoot FA head coach Anees Koraliyadan emphasized that this international exposure will be crucial for many of their players' career development .Anees mentioned that Muthoot FA is developing their own strategies and game plans while also seeking input from teams like Kerala Blasters FC, who have previously participated in the Next Generation Cup. ""We are taking feedback from them about what the opponents are like and their level of play in the concerned age category,"" Anees said.He further highlighted the significance of this opportunity for young players to compete against their international peers, acknowledging the challenge of matching the quality of Premier League teams. ""It's a great opportunity for youngsters to play against their foreign counterparts, and it will be of great help to them. It will be difficult to match the quality of teams in the Premier League. But the boys from Muthoot FA, East Bengal FC, and Punjab FC are hungry and ready to take this opportunity with both hands,"" he added.Muthoot FA relies on the talented players emerging from their well-established academy. However, Anees noted that the transfer window has seen seven of their players move to ISL clubs, presenting both a setback and an opportunity for other players to step up and fill the void.""Since the transfer window began, seven of our players have moved into ISL clubs. So we had a lot of players getting transferred to other clubs. It's a setback for us and a bit difficult for us to have the same quality of players to compete at the higher levels. However, it's an opportunity for players to take over the vacant spots and raise their standards to the next level. The message from my side to the players is to grab the chance and fill the void present in the team,"" Anees said.","Muthoot FA secured a spot in the upcoming Next Generation Cup after placing third in the Reliance Foundation Development League (RFDL) 2024. They will join RFDL winners Punjab FC, runners-up East Bengal FC, South African team Stellenbosch FC, and Premier League clubs Aston Villa FC, Crystal Palace FC, Everton, and Tottenham Hotspur FC in the tournament.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-112020425,imgsize-126220,width-400,resizemode-4/112020425.jpg"
+IKF football trials in September,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/sports/football/top-stories/ikf-football-trials-in-september/articleshow/112020058.cms,"HYDERABAD: India Khelo Football ( IKF ), now partnering with the Tyger Capital , will conduct the selection trials of the fourth season in Hyderabad at the Little Stars Soccer Academy in September.The programme, aimed at revolutionising the grassroots football talent scouting in India, aims to boost the IKF’s mission to make talent identification and selection more accessible across the country.The trials will cover 100 cities for under-13, 15 and 17 boys and girls. Since 2021, IKF has successfully conducted trials in over 60 cities, with participation from over 17,000. The programme has identified more than 350 young players, with 100+ receiving opportunities from ISL, I-League, and international academies.Suren Hansda from Mirudi in Jharkhand was scouted from the IKF National Finals and is currently playing for the FC Madras under-15 team. Other players like Chittransh Bam, Arjun Krishna, Jonathan Jacob are playing with Minerva Academy, FC Madras and Football School of India.Commenting on the achievement, Phani Bhushan, Director at India Khelo Football, said, “We are thrilled about this partnership with Tyger Capital, marking it as the biggest collaboration made in Indian football at grassroots level. We are confident that the resources from this partnership will help us scale our efforts and services for aspiring football talent across the country.Hitesh Joshi, Strategy & Partnerships Head at India Khelo Football further added “It’s been a remarkable journey, yielding outstanding results for previously unidentified talent pools in India. Together, we aim to reinforce our commitment to ‘Aap Khelo Mauka Hum Denge’ shaping India’s football trajectory on the global stage. On behalf of the IKF family, I want to express deep gratitude to Tyger Capital, our teams, regional and international partners, ISL, I-League clubs, the kids, and their parents, who have enabled our goals with unwavering support.”","The trials will cover 100 cities for under-13, 15 and 17 boys and girls. Since 2021, IKF has successfully conducted trials in over 60 cities. The programme has identified more than 350 young players, with 100+ receiving opportunities from ISL, I-League, and international academies.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-112020070,imgsize-54286,width-400,resizemode-4/112020070.jpg"
+"Opted to play Durand Cup with reserves, club wanted 6-week pre-season for first team: Chennaiyin assistant coach Noel Wilson",https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/sports/football/top-stories/opted-to-play-durand-cup-with-reserves-club-wanted-6-week-pre-season-for-first-team-chennaiyin-assistant-coach-noel-wilson/articleshow/112019717.cms,"What was the reason behind fielding the reserve team for the Durand Cup?
 
-NEW DELHI: English cricket equipment and clothing brand Gray-Nicolls faced significant backlash online after making a hilarious remark about former Indian captain MS Dhoni During the Test series between England and West Indies, wicketkeepers Jamie Smith (England) and Josh Da Silva (West Indies) were seen using Gray-Nicolls gloves. The brand posted a comment on Facebook saying, ""Are you even a wicketkeeper if you don't use Gray-Nicolls? Great to see Jamie Smith and Josh Da Silva keeping wickets in the ongoing Test series.Nature is healing.""One fan, surprised by the oversight, asked, ""Do you know a cricketer named M S DHONI?"" To this, the company cheekily replied, ""not heard of them."" This response did not sit well with MS Dhoni's fans, who quickly flooded the comments with backlash.One fan retorted, ""It's not them, btw I can understand as you can't afford him."" Another enthusiast chimed in, ""That's the main reason, why only temporary Wk are using Gray Nicolls ."" The backlash highlighted the deep admiration and respect fans have for Dhoni's illustrious career and impeccable wicketkeeping skills.MS Dhoni, known as ""Captain Cool,"" is not only a legendary captain and batsman but also one of the best wicketkeepers cricket has ever seen. His lightning-fast stumpings and incredible reflexes behind the stumps have left fans and players alike in awe.One of Dhoni's most impressive skills is his ability to execute stumpings in the blink of an eye. Batsmen barely have time to react before Dhoni has whipped off the bails. His quick thinking and agility are second to none, and he's made stumpings look ridiculously easy.Dhoni's calm attitude behind the stumps helps his bowlers stay focused and confident. He's always got a smile on his face, no matter how tense the situation, and his teammates draw from his calmness. Dhoni's wicketkeeping skills are a perfect blend of speed, precision, and cricketing intelligence, solidifying his place as one of the greatest keepers in the history of the game.","English cricket equipment and clothing brand Gray-Nicolls faced significant backlash online. The brand made a hilarious remark about former Indian captain MS Dhoni. The response did not sit well with Dhoni's fans, who quickly flooded the comments with backlash.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-111994470,imgsize-65930,width-400,resizemode-4/111994470.jpg"
-Hardik Pandya reacts to Natasa Stankovic's latest social media post after divorce,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/sports/off-the-field/hardik-pandya-reacts-to-natasa-stankovics-latest-social-media-post-after-divorce/articleshow/111995228.cms,"(Photo Credits: Natasa Stankovic's Instagram post )
+Five first-team players – Samik Mitra, Bikash Yumnam, Vincy Barretto, Alexander Romario and Irfan Yadwad – have been included in the camp. What is the plan for them?
 
-NEW DELHI: It has been one week since Team India all-rounder Hardik Pandya and Natasa Stankovic announced his separation.In a post on Instagram, Stankovic shared her first Instagram post, which featured joyful images of herself and her son Agastya at a dinosaur-themed park in Serbia.Previously shared on her Instagram stories, these images were reposted to her main feed, accompanied by a heart emoji as the caption.Pandya commented on this post with a heart emoji, an evil eye emoji, a heart emoji, and an okay hand emoji, demonstrating a supportive gesture towards Stankovic despite their separation.Natasa Stankovic and Hardik Pandya had been together for four years before deciding to mutually part ways. They emphasized that this decision was made after much consideration and in the best interest of both parties. The couple, who got married on May 31, 2020, and renewed their vows in February 2023, announced their separation in July 2024.This interaction between Stankovic and Pandya on social media garnered significant attention from fans and followers. Many expressed their hope for reconciliation between the two, with comments urging them not to proceed with the divorce and to consider reuniting.The period leading up to their formal announcement of separation was challenging for Stankovic, who faced online misogyny and unwarranted criticism.Despite these circumstances, Pandya's supportive comments on her post were seen as a positive gesture, contrasting with the negativity she faced.This situation prompted discussions among followers about respecting their personal decision to separate and the importance of not spreading hate.","It has been one week since Hardik Pandya and Natasa Stankovic announced his separation. In a post on Instagram, she shared her first Instagram post, which featured joyful images of herself and her son Agastya at a dinosaur-themed park in Serbia. Pandya commented on this post with a heart emoji, an evil eye emoji, a heart. emoji, and an okay hand emoji.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-111995665,imgsize-52042,width-400,resizemode-4/111995665.jpg"
-"'In Virat Kohli's career, only thing left is...': Younis Khan",https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/sports/cricket/news/in-virat-kohlis-career-only-thing-left-is-younis-khan/articleshow/111995629.cms,"NEW DELHI: Legendary Pakistan cricketer Younis Khan has made an appeal to Indian batting star Virat Kohli , urging him to visit Pakistan and participate in the upcoming Champions Trophy 2025. The event is set to be hosted by Pakistan, but the involvement of the Indian team remains uncertain due to the BCCI 's firm position against sending their players to compete in Pakistan.Younis remarked that the only milestone left for Kohli in his illustrious career is to come to Pakistan and perform there. Although Kohli traveled to Pakistan with the India U-19 team in 2006, he has never played in Pakistan with the senior Indian national team.Kohli has, however, faced Pakistan in numerous ICC tournaments and boasts an impressive record against the arch-rivals.""Virat Kohli yahan pe aayein aur aake wo waise hi perform kare. Ek feather reh gaya hai unke career mein ki unhone Pakistan mai nahi khela. Agar wo aayenge toh hum sabko bohot acha lagega (Virat Kohli should come to Pakistan for the 2025 Champions Trophy, it's our wish too. I think the only thing left in Kohli's career is to tour Pakistan and perform in Pakistan),"" Younis told News24.India have not engaged in any bilateral cricket series with Pakistan since 2012, following Pakistan's brief visit to India for a limited-overs series. Moreover, the two nations have not competed in a Test series since Pakistan's tour of India in 2007.Even the participation of India in the Champions Trophy remains on tenterhooks with speculations doing rounds about Men In Blue wanting to play their matches outside Pakistan.The PCB has placed the responsibility on the ICC to persuade the BCCI to send their team to Pakistan for the forthcoming Champions Trophy. The tournament is planned to take place in the initial months of the following year.A source from the PCB revealed that although the budget for the Champions Trophy was approved during the recent ICC meetings held in Colombo, the schedule and format of the tournament were not discussed at all.""The PCB now has done what was required of it as hosts of the Champions Trophy. It has submitted the draft schedule and format for the event and also submitted a budget for the event,"" a PCB insider said.""It is now up to the ICC how soon they circulate, discuss and finalize the schedule of the Champions Trophy. The PCB for its part in the draft schedule has suggested hosting all of India's games in Lahore including a semi-final (if India qualifies) and final,"" he said.","Legendary Pakistan cricketer Younis Khan has made an appeal to Indian batting star Virat Kohli. He has urged him to visit Pakistan and participate in the upcoming Champions Trophy 2025. The event is set to be hosted by Pakistan, but the involvement of the Indian team remains uncertain.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-111995628,imgsize-39772,width-400,resizemode-4/111995628.jpg"
-'I was hoping to play well against RCB so that Virat Kohli...',https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/sports/cricket/ipl/top-stories/i-was-hoping-to-play-well-against-rcb-so-that-virat-kohli-/articleshow/111989158.cms,"NEW DELHI: Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH) all-rounder Nitish Kumar Reddy enjoyed a breakthrough season in the 2024 Indian Premier League (IPL).His performance, marked by both batting display and bowling contributions, solidified his position as a key player for his franchise.Reddy's contributions with the bat were significant, accumulating 303 runs in 13 matches. This impressive run tally, coupled with his three wickets, showcased his all-round capabilities.His performances played a crucial role in SRH's journey to the IPL 2024 final, where they were ultimately defeated by the Kolkata Knight Riders Beyond the statistics, Reddy's journey reveals a deep admiration for cricketing legends who have shaped his aspirations. He has openly expressed his admiration for Virat Kohli and AB de Villiers , citing the Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) as his favourite team for the past decade.“I really admire Virat Kohli and AB de Villiers. I’ve been a huge fan of RCB for the last 10 years. In 2023, I had the chance to meet Virat Kohli. I didn’t have much to ask him; I just wanted to shake his hand and get his autograph. In 2024, I was hoping to play well against RCB so that Virat Kohli would notice my game. Though I didn't get to bat in that match, he remembered my name during the post-match handshake. That meant a lot to me,"" Reddy told ESPNcricinfo.Reddy's commitment to the game has also garnered recognition from other prominent figures in the cricketing world, with T20 World Cup-winning all-rounder Hardik Pandya reaching out to Reddy post-IPL, praising his on-field intent and energy.""Hardik bhai sent me a message saying the intent and energy I was giving on the field was good and to keep respecting the game. He said we would talk soon. I was shocked to see his message after the IPL season, especially since he was busy with World Cup duties. Hardik Pandya and Ben Stokes are my inspirations for being an all-rounder. I replied, thanking him for his message,"" the youngster added.With his performance in the IPL, Reddy has not only garnered praise from his idols but has also marked a turning point in his career.","Sunrisers Hyderabad all-rounder Nitish Kumar Reddy enjoyed a breakthrough season in the 2024 Indian Premier League. Reddy's contributions with the bat were significant, accumulating 303 runs in 13 matches. His performances played a crucial role in SRH's journey to the IPL 2024 final, where they were ultimately defeated by Kolkata Knight Riders.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-111989985,imgsize-31454,width-400,resizemode-4/111989985.jpg"
-"'Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli are best players in the world, but...': How Sanath Jayasuriya is planning for India T20I series",https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/sports/cricket/india-in-sri-lanka/rohit-sharma-and-virat-kohli-are-best-players-in-the-world-but-how-sanath-jayasuriya-is-planning-for-india-t20i-series/articleshow/111987140.cms,"NEW DELHI: Sanath Jayasuriya , the interim head coach of Sri Lanka, disclosed on Wednesday that Zubin Bharucha , the high performance director of Rajasthan Royals , has assisted his batters in getting ready for the forthcoming Twenty20 series against India. The coach anticipates that his team will capitalize on the retirements of prominent players like Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma .Following India's World Cup victory last month, Rohit, Kohli, and all-rounder Ravindra Jadeja announced their retirement from T20 International cricket. On July 27, the Twenty20 series versus Sri Lanka will begin in Pallekele.Despite the fact that a few Sri Lankan players compete in the Lanka Premier League, Jayasuriya disclosed that they have trained with Bharucha for six days.""We just started the sessions just after the LPL. Most of the players are playing the LPL, so they were busy with cricket and what we wanted (for them) was to play cricket as much as possible,"" he said, as per PTI.""We got Zubin from Rajasthan Royals and we had about six days of work and also with the other cricketers who finished with the LPL. I hope the players have learnt what you (management) wanted to do in terms of practice and their technique.""The preparation was good, and we have two more days in Kandy before the T20 starts,"" he added.According to Jayasuriya, Bharucha's sessions with the players were intensive, and they learned a lot from him.""It is important to learn as international cricketers new techniques, new approaches and shot making to be effective,"" he said.In the Twenty20 Internationals, India has Suryakumar Yadav as their new captain. Jayasuriya, despite acknowledging his team's challenges, urged them to seize the opportunity.""Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli are best players in the world. Looking at their talent and the kind of cricket they have played we all know where they belong, along with Jadeja,"" Jayasuriya was quoted as saying by Associated Press during a press meet.""Their absence will be loss to the Indian team and we have to take maximum advantage out of that,"" he said.Following the disaster in the T20 World Cup, heads were rolled in the Sri Lankan team's upper management.Following Sri Lanka's elimination from the preliminary round, Wanindu Hasaranga , the captain of the squad, Chris Silverwood, the head coach, and Mahela Jayewardene, the high performance consultant, all tendered their resignations.Regarding Sri Lanka's current situation, Jayasuriya expressed his optimism that the players will be able to grow personally.""It is up to the players, we have been doing all the work in terms of practice, we have given training, we have got best coaches. I think Sri Lanka Cricket has provided most of the things and now it is up to the players,"" he said.""For the present cricketers to come to that level, we have been doing all the necessary work and I hope in next two years there will be a lot of development in these boys,"" the batting great added.""We need to give a little bit of time. I know, for the cricket-loving public it is frustrating sometimes but be patient, give us time, we are working on it. It is really hard work on it with the players and they will do well.""While appreciating the angst of the supporters, the 1996 World Cup winner stated Sri Lanka has the quality in its ranks to emerge from difficult circumstances.""We have enough of talent. What we want (from them) is to go out in the middle and deliver -- it is not easy, we know that,"" he said.""We have delivered when we were playing and now the time has come, people are waiting for this present team to perform and with what we are doing at the moment they will deliver very soon,"" he added.",Sanath Jayasuriya is the interim head coach of Sri Lanka. Zubin Bharucha is the high performance director of Rajasthan Royals. The Twenty20 series versus India will begin in Pallekele on July 27. The coach anticipates that his team will capitalize on the retirements of prominent players.,"https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-111987076,imgsize-43808,width-400,resizemode-4/111987076.jpg"
-'It is now up to the ICC': PCB on BCCI sending Team India for Champions Trophy in Pakistan,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/sports/cricket/news/it-is-now-up-to-the-icc-pcb-on-bcci-sending-team-india-for-champions-trophy-in-pakistan/articleshow/112001517.cms,"NEW DELHI: The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has left it to the International Cricket Council (ICC) to persuade the Board of Control for Cricket in India ( BCCI ) to send its team to Pakistan for the Champions Trophy scheduled for next year. Although the budget for the event was approved at recent ICC meetings in Colombo, the tournament's schedule and format have yet to be discussed.""The PCB has fulfilled its responsibilities as hosts of the Champions Trophy by submitting the draft schedule, format, and budget for the event,"" a source within the PCB confirmed, according to an NDTV report.The insider further stressed that with the PCB's submissions complete, the next steps lie with the ICC. ""It is now up to the ICC to circulate, discuss, and finalize the schedule,"" the source added. Additionally, the PCB proposed hosting all of India's games in Lahore, including a semi-final and final if India qualifies.Another source verified that the PCB has provided detailed information in its expression of interest document to the ICC. This includes tax modalities, venue selections, and government clearance for hosting the Indian team.Despite no formal meetings between PCB chief Mohsin Naqvi and BCCI secretary Jay Shah during the ICC meetings, interactions were described as cordial.The PCB has now left it to the ICC to finalize and announce the tournament schedule and confirm the participation of the Indian team.The ICC has reportedly incorporated supplementary expenses in its budget to cover scenarios where India's matches might need to be held outside Pakistan.The BCCI has maintained that government approval is necessary for playing cricket in Pakistan. This was exemplified during the 2023 ODI Asia Cup, where India played all its matches in Sri Lanka under a 'Hybrid Model' hosted by the PCB.","The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has left it to the International Cricket Council (ICC) to persuade the Board of Control for Cricket in India ( BCCI ) to send its team to Pakistan for the Champions Trophy scheduled for next year. Although the budget for the event was approved at recent ICC meetings in Colombo, the tournament's schedule and format have yet to be discussed.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-112001879,imgsize-44688,width-400,resizemode-4/112001879.jpg"
-Harry Brook 'won't get ahead of myself' after first home Test hundred,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/sports/cricket/news/harry-brook-wont-get-ahead-of-myself-after-first-home-test-hundred/articleshow/111996762.cms,"NEW DELHI: Harry Brook , the rising star of England's cricket team, remains grounded despite achieving a significant milestone by scoring his first Test century on home soil.The 25-year-old's impressive knock of 109 was instrumental in England's commanding 241-run victory against the West Indies at Trent Bridge, giving the hosts a 2-0 lead in the three-match series.Brook's remarkable performance at Trent Bridge adds to his growing list of accomplishments, having previously scored four Test hundreds in overseas matches against Pakistan and New Zealand.His current Test batting average of 62.54 after 23 innings is the highest since the legendary Australian batsman Don Bradman , who is widely regarded as the greatest Test cricketer of all time, among players with over 1,000 runs in the format.As England prepares for the series finale at Edgbaston, Brook remains focused on his game and is determined not to be carried away by his recent success..""I've only just started,"" said Brook, as quoted by AFP. ""That could definitely fluctuate either way. I've not even played 25 innings in Test cricket yet so I won't be getting ahead of myself.""I'll just keep enjoying playing Test cricket. Hopefully I can keep it that high but if not, so be it.""Brook and his Yorkshire colleague, Joe Root , formed a formidable partnership at Trent Bridge, amassing 189 runs together. This innings also marked Root's first Test century of the current season.Having scored an impressive 363 runs against Australia in the previous year, which contributed to drawing the Ashes series , Brook expressed his appreciation for the opportunity to gain knowledge from Root. However, he also emphasized the importance of maintaining his own unique style and approach to the game.""I want to be my own batter, I want to be Harry Brook, not anybody else.""But he added: ""Rooty has just gone eighth in the all-time Test runs list, so I'd be stupid to not be tapping into his cricket knowledge.""I was glad to get it (the hundred) on the board, being my first in England.""I was nearly getting to the spot where I thought, 'God, I need a hundred in England'. I didn't get a big one in the Ashes last year, but I was happy with my performances.""Brook withdrew from the Indian Premier League earlier this year following the death of his grandmother, having previously pulled out of England's five-Test tour of India in January due to personal reasons. He later revealed his grandmother was ""ill and didn't have long left"".And it was his grandmother Pauline, one of his biggest supporters, who was uppermost in Brook's mind when he reached three figures in Nottingham.""It was the first (century) with family there and obviously loads more English fans as well, it was a very nice moment.""I'm not a massive celebrator at a hundred, I just try to soak it all in. I did it all for my grandma.""As soon as I got it, it was just like, 'Yes, a hundred'. But a couple of moments later I got a bit emotional inside, I just didn't show it. I was thinking about her.""England have four Tests left to play this season, with Sri Lanka arriving for a three-match campaign starting in August.And for Brook, an in-demand multi-format player, Test cricket is still the pinnacle.""I want to play every Test match I can for England,"" he said. ""Test cricket and playing for England is my priority.""",Harry Brook scored his first Test century on home soil against the West Indies. The 25-year-old's 109 was instrumental in England's 241-run victory at Trent Bridge. Brook's current Test batting average of 62.54 after 23 innings is the highest since Don Bradman.,"https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-111996766,imgsize-59236,width-400,resizemode-4/111996766.jpg"
-"Women's Asia Cup: Sri Lanka, Bangladesh register big wins to enter semifinals",https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/sports/cricket/news/womens-asia-cup-sri-lanka-bangladesh-register-big-wins-to-enter-semifinals/articleshow/111996359.cms,"NEW DELHI: Sri Lanka and Bangladesh secured their spots in the women's Asia Cup T20 tournament semifinals after convincing wins against Thailand and Malaysia, respectively, in Dambulla on Wednesday.Sri Lanka overpowered Thailand, winning by a massive 10-wicket margin in the tournament's last group stage encounter. The host nation put on a dominant performance to book their place in the final four.Earlier, Bangladesh set the tone with a resounding 114-run victory over Malaysia.The Bangladeshi team's impressive total of 191 for 2 was largely thanks to opener Murshida Khatun's blistering 80 off 59 balls and captain Nigar Sultana's quick-fire 62 from just 37 deliveries.Bangladesh's decision to bat first proved fruitful as Khatun and Dilara Akter, the wicket-keeper, formed a solid 65-run partnership for the first wicket. Akter contributed a valuable 33 runs before Khatun teamed up with Sultana to add another 89 runs for the second wicket, laying the groundwork for an imposing total.The Bangladeshi bowlers then took center stage, limiting Malaysia to a mere 77 runs for the loss of 8 wickets in their allotted 20 overs. This dominant performance secured Bangladesh a resounding victory and earned them a well-deserved spot in the semifinal.Thailand struggled with the bat in their final group match, only managing to score 93 for 7 after choosing to bat first.Wicket-keeper batter Nannapat Koncharoenkai top-scored for Thailand with a 53-ball 47.Sri Lanka's off-spinner Kavisha Dilhari was the standout bowler, taking 2 wickets for just 13 runs.Sri Lanka had no trouble chasing down the target, with captain Chamari Athapaththu remaining unbeaten on 49 and Vishmi Gunaratne contributing 39 not out. The Sri Lankan openers made light work of the chase, comfortably leading their team to victory.The Thailand bowlers were unable to make any significant impact against the dominant Sri Lankan batting performance.The tournament now moves to the semifinal stage, with India, the reigning champions, set to face Bangladesh, while Sri Lanka will take on Pakistan on Friday.","Sri Lanka and Bangladesh secure spots in women's Asia Cup T20 semifinals. Sri Lanka beat Thailand by 10 wickets, while Bangladesh beat Malaysia by 114 runs. The tournament now moves to the semifinal stage, with India, the reigning champions, set to face Bangladesh.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-111996364,imgsize-65350,width-400,resizemode-4/111996364.jpg"
-Dushmantha Chameera ruled out of series against India,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/sports/cricket/india-in-sri-lanka/dushmantha-chameera-ruled-out-of-series-against-india/articleshow/111994186.cms,"NEW DELHI: Sri Lanka Cricket announced on Wednesday that fast bowler Dushmantha Chameera will not be participating in the upcoming white-ball series against India at home. Chameera has been sidelined due to bronchitis and respiratory infection, which he has not fully recovered from.In light of Chameera's absence, the cricket board has called up Asitha Fernando to replace him in the squad.Fernando, also a pacer, will step in to fill the void left by Chameera's unavailability.""Dushmantha Chameera is still recovering from a bronchitis and respiratory infection he contracted, and hence will not be part of the T20I series,"" Sri Lanka Cricket tweeted.""Asitha Fernando joins the squad in place of Chameera.""Earlier today, Upul Tharanga , the chief selector of Sri Lanka, ""confirmed"" that Chameera will not participate in the upcoming six-match series, which consists of three T20Is and three ODIs.""Yesterday we got the reports, and it can be confirmed that he will miss the T20Is and ODIs against India,"" Tharanga said, as quoted by PTI, during a press in which newly appointed interim head coach Sanath Jayasuriya was also present.Asitha, 26, was the pick of the bowlers in the Lanka Premier League final, grabbing three wickets as the Jaffna Kings beat Galle Marvels.Despite making his debut in 2015 and possessing impressive pace, Chameera's career has been marred by frequent setbacks.Throughout his international career, Chameera represented Sri Lanka in 12 Tests, 52 ODIs, and 55 T20 matches, claiming 32, 56, and 55 wickets respectively. His contributions to the national team have been significant, although his appearances have been limited by injuries.Recently, Chameera missed the last few matches for Kandy Falcons in the Lanka Premier League (LPL). The exact timing and nature of his latest injury remain unclear.Chameera was absent from several significant tournaments, including the 2022 Asia Cup and the following T20 World Cup in Australia, due to a calf injury that prevented his participation.Furthermore, a shoulder injury forced him to sit out the 2023 Asia Cup, and he was originally omitted from the ODI World Cup squad last year. However, he was later added as a replacement when fellow pacer Matheesha Pathirana sustained an injury.In addition, a quadriceps injury caused him to miss the home series against Afghanistan and Bangladesh earlier this year.Although he was included in the squad for the recently-concluded T20 World Cup in the Americas, he did not feature in any of the matches.Gautam Gambhir, who has recently been appointed as the head coach of the Indian cricket team, will face his inaugural challenge during the upcoming series against Sri Lanka.The T20 portion of the tour will be held entirely in Pallekele, commencing with the first match on July 27. The second and third T20 encounters are slated for July 28 and July 30, respectively.Following the T20 series, the action will shift to Colombo for a three-match ODI series. The 50-over matches are scheduled to take place on August 2, 4, and 7.",Fast bowler Dushmantha Chameera has been sidelined with bronchitis and respiratory infection. Sri Lanka Cricket has called up Asitha Fernando to replace him in the squad. The six-match series against India consists of three T20Is and three ODIs.,"https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-111994181,imgsize-40640,width-400,resizemode-4/111994181.jpg"
-"Looking for an Indian coach, Punjab Kings not keen to continue with Trevor Bayliss: Report",https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/sports/cricket/ipl/top-stories/looking-for-an-indian-coach-punjab-kings-not-keen-to-continue-with-trevor-bayliss-report/articleshow/111993335.cms,"NEW DELHI: Following Ricky Ponting 's departure, another Australian coach, Trevor Bayliss , formerly of the Punjab Kings , appears to be exiting the ranks of the Indian Premier League ( IPL ) elite coaching cadre, according to a report from Cricbuzz.Bayliss, whose tenure with the Punjab Kings concluded after a two-year contract, is not expected to have his contract renewed by the franchise.The report understands that the Punjab Kings are considering appointing an Indian coach, with Sanjay Bangar , a former head coach of the team and currently its director of cricket development, being among the potential candidates.Despite a scheduled board meeting on July 22 to discuss this matter, the meeting was postponed, and the franchise is reportedly expanding its search for a coach ahead of the upcoming mega-auction.The trend of hiring Indian coaches has gained momentum in the IPL, influenced by the successes of Rahul Dravid with the Indian national team, the Gautam Gambhir-Chandrakant Pandit duo with Kolkata Knight Riders, and Ashish Nehra with Gujarat Titans.Additionally, Sourav Ganguly and Dinesh Karthik have been involved with the Delhi Capitals and Royal Challengers Bangalore, respectively.Trevor Bayliss, aged 61, has had stints with three IPL franchises—Kolkata Knight Riders, Sunrisers Hyderabad, and Punjab Kings—and led the England cricket team, marking a distinguished coaching career.However, his recent T20 record has been less impressive, with underwhelming performances at the Sunrisers, Sydney Thunder, and Punjab Kings. The Punjab Kings have yet to make a final decision on Bayliss's future, pending a review of the team's recent performance, which saw them finish in the lower ranks in the last two seasons despite having a strong squad.","Trevor Bayliss is not expected to have his contract renewed by the Punjab Kings. The Punjab Kings are considering appointing an Indian coach, with Sanjay Bangar among the potential candidates. The trend of hiring Indian coaches has gained momentum in the IPL.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-111993655,imgsize-13454,width-400,resizemode-4/111993655.jpg"
-'Just an excuse’: Ex-Pakistan captain rubbishes claims behind Hardik Pandya's captaincy snub,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/sports/cricket/news/just-an-excuse-ex-pakistan-captain-rubbishes-claims-behind-hardik-pandyas-captaincy-snub/articleshow/111992149.cms,"Pakistan Cricket | Light In The Dark | Gautam’s Test Not India’s | Caught Behind
+What do you make of the youngsters in the squad?
 
-NEW DELHI: Former Pakistan captain Rashid Latif has argued that Hardik Pandya was relieved of his captaincy of India's T20I team due to his fitness issues. In a conversation with the Caught Behind YouTube channel, Latif dismissed these claims of Pandya's fitness issue as 'just an excuse'.The controversy emerged in the backdrop of the leadership debate after T20 World Cup-winning captain Rohit Sharma 's retirement from the shortest format of the game.Pandya subsequently lost out on the T20I captaincy to Suryakumar Yadav as decided by the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) during the squad announcement for the Sri Lanka tour.Latif argued that the rationale behind questioning Pandya's fitness as a factor for his non-selection as captain is flawed, pointing out that history has seen successful captains who were not necessarily at the peak of their physical fitness.""No, here they (the claims) just hand him a certificate saying he isn't fit and there are concerns about his fitness. There are plenty of players who weren't super fit but still became great captains. So, I think it was just an excuse. Because if Surya wasn't around, then Rishabh (Pant) would have been the captain since you have to look at the future,"" Latif said.The BCCI's chief selector, Ajit Agarkar , when queried about the reasons for appointing Suryakumar Yadav as the T20I captain, highlighted Yadav's credentials and the positive feedback about him from within the dressing room.""Why Surya was made captain? Because he is one of the deserving candidates. The one we know has been around the dressing room over the last one year. You get feedback from the dressing room a lot. He (Surya) has got a good cricketing brain and he is still one of the best T20 batters in the world,"" Agarkar told the media.Furthermore, Agarkar subtly indicated that fitness did play a role in the decision-making process, adding, ""Fitness has been something that he's struggled with. As selectors, it becomes difficult then. The thought behind it was that we want someone who is likely to be available more.""He continued, ""You want a captain that's going to be more likely to play all the games. We think he (Surya) is a deserving candidate and hopefully, we'll see over time how he develops into the role.""India's cricket team is set to commence its tour of Sri Lanka with a T20I series starting on July 27, followed by an ODI series. Both series will consist of three matches each.",Former Pakistan captain Rashid Latif has dismissed claims that Hardik Pandya was relieved of his captaincy of India's T20I team due to his fitness issues. The controversy emerged in the backdrop of the leadership debate after T20 World Cup-winning captain Rohit Sharma's retirement from the shortest format of the game. Pandya subsequently lost out on the T 20I captaincy to Suryakumar Yadav.,"https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-111992212,imgsize-66886,width-400,resizemode-4/111992212.jpg"
-'De do bhaiya bat': Rinku Singh now after Suryakumar Yadav to give him a bat,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/sports/cricket/india-in-sri-lanka/de-do-bhaiya-bat-rinku-singh-now-after-suryakumar-yadav-to-give-him-a-bat/articleshow/111985681.cms,"In a funny exchange on social media, India's T20I captain Suryakumar Yadav and Rinku Singh entertained their fans, reminding of the viral video from the Indian Premier League earlier this year when Rinku was seen requesting Virat Kohli to give him a bat.The Indian team is currently on the tour of Sri Lanka, which is set to begin on July 27 with the first T20I.In an Instagram story that has gone viral, Surya posted an image of himself talking to Rinku. Below the image, he wrote: ""Theek hai bat le lena"".Taking the banter ahead, Rinku reposted the story and added: ""De do bhaiya bat"".Surya pipped Hardik Pandya to get the BCCI's nod for T20I captaincy.Having led India twice in the shortest format in the past, Surya will captain the side for a three-match T20I series in the island nation.The T20I leg of the tour will be followed by an ODI series, where Rohit Sharma will continue to captain the squad that will also include Virat Kohli.The tour is the first assignment for Gautam Gambhir since he took over from Rahul Dravid as India's new chief coach after the T20 World Cup last month.","Suryakumar Yadav and Rinku Singh post funny exchange on social media. Surya pipped Hardik Pandya to get the BCCI's nod for T20I captaincy. India team is currently on the tour of Sri Lanka, which is set to begin on July 27.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-111985817,imgsize-131904,width-400,resizemode-4/111985817.jpg"
-"'It's not just Gautam Gambhir and Virat Kohli, there are...' - Ashish Nehra on Kohli, Gambhir back in same dressing room",https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/sports/cricket/india-in-sri-lanka/its-not-just-gautam-gambhir-and-virat-kohli-there-are-ashish-nehra-on-kohli-gambhir-back-in-same-dressing-room/articleshow/111981214.cms,"India's new head coach Gautam Gambhir took the question on his relationship with Virat Kohli head-on at the press conference before the team's departure for the tour of Sri Lanka. While Gambhir said that the matter is not for ""public"" consumption, it remains to be seen how the two players, who have had multiple on-field spats in the past, work together towards a common goal.Sharing his two cents on the matter, former India pacer Ashish Nehra , who has been Gambhir and Kohli's teammate in both domestic and international cricket , feels that things are different when you are trying to achieve something in unison, unlike when you are playing for different teams and trying to defeat each other.""It's not just Gambhir and Kohli, there are so many players who have had on-field spats in the past, but when they play together for a team, they have done well as a player, as coach-captain, as a coach and senior player,"" Nehra told 'Sports Tak'.""Virat and Gambhir are two very passionate individuals. Whenever they play for a team, they can turn up against the opposition. But when they are together in a dressing room, they are together, united for the team. You're talking about Kohli, who has an experience of over 16-17 years; Gambhir is also experienced. The things on the outside, people get an impression about it,"" he added.Gambhir and Kohli have been eye to eye on multiple occasions in the Indian Premier League (IPL), last time when Gambhir was the mentor of Lucknow Super Giants in IPL 2023.The new Team India coach suggested that the focus should be on winning as a team, and that he and Kohli are ""mature"" enough to understand that.""What kind of relationship I share with Virat Kohli? I think it is between two mature individuals. It may be good for TRP, but it's not public,"" Gambhir had said at the team's pre-departure press conference. ""On the field, everyone has got the right to fight for their own team, their own jersey, and want to come back in a winning dressing room.""Talking about Gambhir's approach towards his work, Nehra said his fellow Delhi-mate doesn't hold back from speaking his mind.""Gambhir is upfront, transparent, which is great. He keeps it clear and speaks his mind. That's very important. Yes, I agree, everybody has their own style to operate -- the coach, captain and player. I don't see any problem with these two and where they are in their careers,"" said Nehra.Kohli will be part of India's ODI squad on the tour of Sri Lanka. The three-match ODI series follows the three-match T20I series beginning July 27.",Gautam Gambhir and Virat Kohli have had multiple on-field spats in the past. Former India pacer Ashish Nehra feels that things are different when you are trying to achieve something in unison. The three-match ODI series follows the three- match T20I series.,"https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-111981394,imgsize-60086,width-400,resizemode-4/111981394.jpg"
+How has the preparation been so far?
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+Coyle is well known for his positive brand of football. Will the reserve team have a similar style of play going forward?
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+You have reunited with Coyle, after having worked at Jamshedpur FC. How does it feel?
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+CHENNAI: Chennaiyin FC ’s newly appointed assistant coach Noel Wilson said the club opted to play with the reserve team in the Durand Cup to ensure that the first-team gets a six-week pre-season ahead of the Indian Super League (ISL). In an interaction with TOI at the Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium – Chennaiyin’s current training base – Wilson spoke about head coach Owen Coyle’s plan for the main team, Durand Cup preparation and more.Excerpts:You (first team) need to have a six-week pre-season (ahead of the ISL), which is about one-and-a-half months. I think, after the Durand Cup, there is going to be a gap of two months. You cannot be stagnant in that period. Coyle will have better ideas. He does not want the main team to play in the Durand Cup as there are chances of players getting injured. Maybe he does not want to take risk with the main-team players. He knows what is right.The players who have come here did not get much game time last season. When you play competitive matches, your confidence level will increase. After playing here, they will perform better once they return to the main team.There are some young players who have good quality. They need the experience and exposure of playing with the bigger guys (seniors). The difference between playing in a reserve team and a senior team is huge. But I can see that there is potential.Besides players from the main and reserve teams, we have shortlisted a few players from the trials. The team is good; the young boys are working hard. No matter what the team is (opponent), you will win if you play well. That is what I believe in. I have asked the boys not to worry about the opponents, whether they are from the ISL or I-League.It is difficult to implement a style of play when you have only a month to prepare. We began training at the start of the month and our first match is on July 31. But in general, I like it when the boys keep the ball in the front (attacking areas). I do not want the boys to keep the ball at the back for a long time. I do not want them to do that because it might create problems; errors at the back could lead to goals. I would rather expect the players to take the ball forward and play in the opponent’s half. That will be safer for us.Coyle is a wonderful coach; we can see it in his personality and coaching. Last season, he got Chennaiyin to the playoffs. It is always good to work with good coaches. As an Indian coach, we always try to learn something which will help us in the future.",Chennaiyin FC will play with the reserve team in the Durand Cup to ensure the first-team gets a six-week pre-season ahead of the Indian Super League (ISL) Assistant coach Noel Wilson spoke about head coach Owen Coyle’s plan for the main team.,"https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-112019695,imgsize-827309,width-400,resizemode-4/112019695.jpg"
 Eight-month suspended prison for Canada football staff over Paris Olympics drone scandal,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/sports/football/top-stories/eight-month-suspended-prison-for-canada-football-staff-over-paris-olympics-drone-scandal/articleshow/111996678.cms,"NEW DELHI: Ahead of the Pais Olympics 2024, two members of the Canadian women's football team 's coaching staff were implicated in a controversy involving espionage tactics against the New Zealand team .Joey Lombardi , a 43-year-old analyst for the Canadian team, received a suspended eight-month prison sentence after admitting to operating a drone to observe a New Zealand training session in Saint-Etienne.This admission came during a court appearance in Saint-Etienne on Wednesday, as confirmed by the court to AFP.The assistant coach involved in the incident was identified as Jasmine Mander , who was in a reporting line to Lombardi. Following these events, Bev Priestman , the head coach of the Canadian team, announced her decision to abstain from participating in the team's opening match of their Olympics gold medal defence against New Zealand.This series of events unfolded after French authorities detained a staff member for piloting the drone over New Zealand's training, an act aimed at gathering intelligence on their tactical preparations.The Canadian Olympic Committee (COC) has been informed of a second similar incident involving New Zealand, prompting an official complaint from the latter to the IOC integrity unit, seeking clarification and action from Canada.In response, the COC has engaged with both the IOC and FIFA. ""The COC is in contact with the IOC and in contact with FIFA. Canada Soccer has been transparent and cooperative throughout the process. The COC will continue to review this matter and may take further action if necessary,"" the COC said.Bev Priestman expressed her stance on the matter, stating her belief that her presence on the bench for the upcoming match against New Zealand would be inappropriate.She extended an apology to the New Zealand Football team and staff, as well as to the players of Team Canada, admitting, ""On behalf of our entire team, I first and foremost want to apologise to the players and staff at New Zealand Football and to the players on Team Canada. This does not represent the values that our team stands for. I am ultimately responsible for conduct in our programme. Accordingly, to emphasise our team's commitment to integrity, I have decided to voluntarily withdraw from coaching the match on Thursday.""",Two members of the Canadian women's football team's coaching staff were implicated in a controversy involving espionage tactics against the New Zealand team. Joey Lombardi received a suspended eight-month prison sentence after admitting to operating a drone to observe a New Zealand training session in Saint-Etienne. The assistant coach involved in the incident was identified as Jasmine Mander.,"https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-111996776,imgsize-74122,width-400,resizemode-4/111996776.jpg"
 East Bengal regain lead in CFL with 2-0 win over Railway FC,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/sports/football/top-stories/east-bengal-regain-lead-in-cfl-with-2-0-win-over-railway-fc/articleshow/111994530.cms,"KOLKATA: East Bengal FC defeated Railway FC 2-0 at home on Wednesday to go back on top of the table in Group B of the CFL Premier Division .Muhammed Musharaf put East Bengal in front in added-on time of the first half. Adil Amal then clinched the issue for Bino George 's home team with the second goal in the 69th minute.The fifth win in six matches took East Bengal to 16 points and the top of the Group B table.Bhawanipore SC - who also have 16 points and who like East Bengal are unbeaten - slipped to the second place because of an inferior goal difference.With a number of key players like PV Vishnu and Sayan Banerjee nursing injuries, East Bengal coach George had to rejig his starting XI. As a result they struggled to impose themselves on the game in the way they decimated Police AC 6-0 in the previous match five days ago.However, the hosts went ahead in the second minute of the first first-half injury time thanks to an error of judgement from Railway FC goalkeeper Subhankar Dutta.As Musharaf sent a looping ball from the left into the box, it appeared more like a cross intended for his teammates. But the rival goalkeeper failed to judge the ball's trajectory as it sailed over him and nestled into the far corner of the net.Having broken the deadlock, East Bengal looked in control of the proceedings with more focus and hunger in the second half. Second-half substitute Ajad Saheem saw his shot blocked by the goalkeeper soon after his arrival. He came calling again, on the back of a sweeping move down the right before laying it off for Tanmay Das, who was denied by the goalkeeper again. The resultant corner, however, led to the second goal.Playing a quick 1-2 with Aman CK following a short corner, Musharaf whipped in a long cross. Bijay Murmu headed it back into the box from the far end and Adil was on hand to push it in from close.",East Bengal FC defeated Railway FC 2-0 at home on Wednesday to go back on top of the table in Group B of the CFL Premier Division. Muhammed Musharaf put East Bengal in front in added-on time of the first half. Adil Amal then clinched the issue for Bino George's home team with the second goal in the 69th minute.,"https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-111994522,imgsize-50696,width-400,resizemode-4/111994522.jpg"
 Next Gen Cup is a big opportunity for youngsters like TN goalkeeper Kamalesh,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/sports/football/top-stories/next-gen-cup-is-a-big-opportunity-for-youngsters-like-tn-goalkeeper-kamalesh/articleshow/111986289.cms,"Tournament details:
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 Football with its roots tracing back to ancient civilizations, it evolved into a modern game in the 19th century in England. The sport is characterised by its simplicity and universal appeal, requiring minimal equipment—a ball and a playing field. Played between two teams of eleven players each, the objective is to score goals by getting the ball into the opposing team's net.Football's global reach is unparalleled, with millions of fans and players spanning every continent. Football's rich history is marked by incredible goal-scoring feats, and the game's all-time highest goal scorers have left an indelible mark on its legacy. Cristiano Ronaldo leads with an astounding 859 goals, celebrated for his longevity and relentless scoring ability. Lionel Messi, renowned for his vision and technique, follows with 821 goals. Here are the all time highest goal scorers in football 2024.Cristiano Ronaldo holds the record for the most goals scored for Real Madrid and for Portugal, surpassing any other male player at the international level. With a total of 873 goals throughout his illustrious career, Ronaldo's achievements include three Premier League titles, five Champions League titles, and the Euro 2016 championship. Despite turning 38 in February, the former Juventus and Manchester United star remains a prolific scorer, having netted 52 goals in 2023 for Portugal and Al-Nassr. His remarkable goal-scoring record, stemming from his evolution from a quick-footed winger to a dominant striker, sets him apart as the greatest marksman in sporting history.Often hailed as the greatest player in football history, Lionel Messi excels in both scoring and playmaking. The Argentine has amassed over 800 goals in just over 1,000 professional matches. His career highlights include scoring 672 goals for Barcelona, winning seven Ballon d'Or awards, and setting the record for most goals in a calendar year with 91. Messi also holds the record for the most hat-tricks in La Liga, with 36.Josef Bican, a star of Austrian football in the 1930s, amassed 805 goals during his career, which spanned from 1931 to 1955. Bican's prolific scoring came during his time with Slavia Prague and other clubs. Despite various accounts of his goal tally, FIFA’s 2020 commemoration confirmed his impressive total. Bican's career included notable achievements in both Austrian and Czechoslovakian football.Romário, a Brazilian legend known for his clinical finishing, scored 775 goals throughout his career. Starting with Vasco da Gama, Romário went on to shine at PSV Eindhoven and Barcelona, where he was a key player in Johan Cruyff’s “Dream Team” that won the La Liga title in the 1993-1994 season.Pelé, often regarded as the greatest player of all time, scored 762 goals over his illustrious career. The three-time World Cup champion remains an iconic figure in football history, celebrated for his remarkable achievements and prolific goal-scoring abilities.Known as ‘The Galloping Major’, Ferenc Puskás was a crucial part of Hungary’s ‘Magnificent Magyars’ and Real Madrid’s 1960 European Cup-winning team. Despite his unassuming physique, Puskás scored the majority of his 729 goals with his powerful left foot from 1943 to 1966.Jimmy Jones, the highest goal-scorer in Irish League football history, scored 647 goals throughout his career. His prolific period with Glenavon, where he netted 517 goals, solidified his reputation as an unstoppable striker.FIFA’s top player in 2020 and 2021, Robert Lewandowski began his career at Dortmund and gained prominence at Bayern Munich with multiple Bundesliga records. Now playing for Barcelona, Lewandowski is Poland’s all-time top scorer and ranks as the third-highest men’s international goal-scorer in Europe.Gerd Müller, renowned for his exceptional poaching skills, scored 634 goals during his career. The Bayern Munich legend, known as ‘Der Bomber’, averaged over a goal per game at the international level, including scoring the winning goal for West Germany in the 1974 World Cup final.Eusébio, known as O Rei in Portugal, was a prolific goal-scorer of the 1960s and 1970s. Leading Benfica to domestic and European success, Eusébio scored 619 goals in 639 games, leaving a lasting legacy in Lisbon and the football world.","Cristiano Ronaldo holds the record for the most goals scored for Real Madrid and for Portugal, surpassing any other male player at the international level. Lionel Messi has amassed over 800 goals in just over 1,000 professional matches. Josef Bican, a star of Austrian football in the 1930s, amassed 805 goals during his career.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-111963437,imgsize-91154,width-400,resizemode-4/111963437.jpg"
 'Kevin isn't leaving': Pep Guardiola puts to rest speculations of Kevin De Bruyne leaving Manchester City,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/sports/football/epl/top-stories/kevin-isnt-leaving-pep-guardiola-puts-to-rest-speculations-of-kevin-de-bruyne-leaving-manchester-city/articleshow/111957239.cms,"According to recent reports from the British media, Manchester City's manager, Pep Guardiola, has unequivocally dismissed any speculation about Kevin De Bruyne's potential departure from the club this season.","Pep Guardiola has dismissed any speculation about Kevin De Bruyne's potential departure from the club this season. According to recent reports from the British media, Manchester City's manager, Pep Guardiola, has unequivocally dismissed any rumors about Kevin de Bruyne.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-111957283,imgsize-47410,width-400,resizemode-4/111957283.jpg"
-Mexico name veteran Javier Aguirre as new coach,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/sports/football/top-stories/mexico-name-veteran-javier-aguirre-as-new-coach/articleshow/111944126.cms,"NEW DELHI: Javier Aguirre , an experienced Mexican coach, has been reappointed as the national football team's manager on Monday. The decision was made with the aim of bolstering Mexico's chances of success in the 2026 World Cup.Aguirre takes over from Jaime Lozano, who was removed from his position last week. Lozano's dismissal came after he turned down a proposal from the football federation, which included a reduced role for the upcoming international tournament.Mexico is set to co-host the 2026 World Cup.""We're very pleased to announce the arrival of Javier 'El Vasco' Aguirre as technical director of the national team,"" federation official Duilio Davino said in a video published on social media.Rafael Marquez, a legendary former player, will serve as Aguirre's assistant in an additional attempt to enhance Mexico's performance at the 2026 World Cup, which the country will co-host with the United States and Canada.The 65-year-old Aguirre has previously led Mexico at the 2002 and 2010 World Cups, where the team advanced to the second round on both occasions.His coaching experience also includes stints with the Japanese and Egyptian national teams, as well as several Spanish clubs such as Atletico Madrid, Espanyol, and Real Mallorca.Last week, the Mexican federation stated that they had presented Lozano with a new contract through 2030, which included a provision for him to work under a ""more experienced"" coach from 2024 to 2026.The agreement would have seen Lozano return as head coach at some point between 2026 and 2030. However, the federation announced that Lozano had opted to depart instead.",Javier Aguirre has been reappointed as Mexico's national football team's manager. The decision was made with the aim of bolstering Mexico's chances of success in the 2026 World Cup. The 65-year-old has previously led Mexico at the 2002 and 2010 World Cups.,"https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-111944116,imgsize-30130,width-400,resizemode-4/111944116.jpg"
-Lionel Messi ruled out of MLS All-Star Game - Here is why,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/sports/football/top-stories/lionel-messi-ruled-out-of-mls-all-star-game-here-is-why/articleshow/111937353.cms,"NEW DELHI: Argentine football icon Lionel Messi will not participate in the upcoming Major League Soccer (MLS) All-Star Game scheduled for this week. This announcement was made by MLS on Monday, eight days after Messi sustained an ankle injury during the Copa America final .The 37-year-old superstar, who recently joined Inter Miami in July 2023 after an illustrious career in Europe, was listed among the unavailable players for the MLS All-Star Game .The match, set to take place in Columbus, Ohio, on Wednesday, will feature a team of MLS All-Stars from 18 league clubs competing against top talent from Mexico's LIGA MX.Messi's absence from the All-Star Game will undoubtedly be a disappointment for fans who were eagerly anticipating his debut appearance in the event.However, his recovery from the ankle injury sustained during the Copa America final takes precedence over his participation in the exhibition match.Since joining Inter Miami in 2023, Messi has made a remarkable impact, scoring 12 goals and providing 13 assists in his first 12 games of the 2024 season.This outstanding performance has made him the quickest player to reach 25 goal contributions in an MLS season, further solidifying his status as one of the greatest players in the history of the sport.While Messi's absence from the MLS All-Star Game is unfortunate, it is a prudent decision to prioritize his recovery and ensure his long-term fitness for Inter Miami's ongoing campaign.","Lionel Messi will not participate in the upcoming Major League Soccer (MLS) All- Star Game scheduled for this week. This announcement was made by MLS on Monday, eight days after Messi sustained an ankle injury during the Copa America final. The match will feature a team of MLS All-Stars from 18 league clubs competing against top talent from Mexico's LIGA MX.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-111937352,imgsize-19650,width-400,resizemode-4/111937352.jpg"
-East Bengal will be more aggressive this season: Carles Cuadrat,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/sports/football/top-stories/east-bengal-will-be-more-aggressive-this-season-carles-cuadrat/articleshow/111936574.cms,"Mohun Bagan rope in another Australian striker in MacLaren
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-KOLKATA: With reinforcements in key positions and Pep Guardiola ’s blessings, East Bengal FC are looking to fight for more trophies and strive to scale new heights this season.The team, backed by investor Emami Group , has roped in Greek striker and Golden Boot winner of last ISL season Dimitrios Diamantakos as well as French playmaker Madih Talal, who had the most assists (10) in the league.India midfielder Jeakson Singh has also joined Cuadrat’s team on a four-year contract.“In my 7 years in Indian football, this is certainly one of the best squads. Of course, we’ll be under pressure (of rising to expectations), but football is about being under such pressure and accepting the challenges,” coach Carles Cuadrat said during the unveiling of his players at the investor’s office in the city on Monday.The Spanish coach also believed that his team would be more proactive and attacking this season.“Last season, the depth of the squad was not enough to be competitive. So, it was kind of a surprise when we reached the Durand final and won the Super Cup. But it won’t be a surprise if we make the final of a competition this time around. Last season, it was more about protecting a goal and winning points. But now we have options and we are going to be more offensive and aggressive this season,” Cuadrat pointed out.Last month East Bengal’s assistant coachDimas Delgado met Pep Guardiola on the occasion of a reunion that was held on the occasion of the current Manchester City manager’s 16th year anniversary of his first title. Delgado was part of the Barcelona B team in 2007-2008 which was managed by Guardiola before he took charge of the senior team.“Since he’s from City, Mumbai City had come up for discussion as the Premier League club has a tie-up with the ISL team, But we also talked about our project at East Bengal and he wished us luck for the new season,” Delgado said.Speaking on the occasion, Emami director Aditya Agarwal also hoped to see a different East Bengal. “Keeping the long season in mind, we have tried to forge a squad that can challenge for multiple titles,” he said.Cuadrat’s brigade will launch their season with the Durand Cup clash against IAF team on July 29.Mohun Bagan SG on Monday announced the signing of Australian striker Jamie MacLaren. The 31-year-old will be the third Australian in the Jose Molina-managed squad after World Cuppers Dimitri Petratos and Jason Cummings.I’ve had the luxury of playing alongside and against both (Petratos and Cummings). Dimi is a creator, a player who’s very brave on the ball and chooses the the right pass for his strikers… About Jase, well he’s a left-footed version of myself and we both played for Hibernian and we love being inside the penalty box like any No. 9,” MacLaren, a five-time A-League top scorer, said in a statement, issued by the city club.",Mohun Bagan SG on Monday announced the signing of Australian striker Jamie MacLaren. The 31-year-old will be the third Australian in the Jose Molina- managed squad after World Cuppers Dimitri Petratos and Jason Cummings. India midfielder Jeakson Singh has also joined Cuadrat’s team on a four-year contract.,"https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-111936549,imgsize-111124,width-400,resizemode-4/111936549.jpg"
-"Journey won't be easy, Igor Stimac warns newly-appointed football head coach Marquez",https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/sports/football/top-stories/journey-wont-be-easy-igor-stimac-warns-newly-appointed-football-head-coach-marquez/articleshow/111930511.cms,"NEW DELHI: Former Indian football team head coach Igor Stimac , ousted last month after India's failure to advance in the 2026 FIFA World Cup Qualifiers , on Monday cautioned his successor, Manolo Marquez , about the difficulties ahead.However, Stimac, expressed confidence in Marquez's ability to elevate the team.Stimac, who was instrumental in Croatia reaching the semifinals of the 1998 World Cup, was dismissed following India's inability to qualify for the third round of the World Cup Qualifiers, despite receiving a favorable draw.His relationship with the All India Football Federation ( AIFF ) ended on a contentious note, as he described his removal as 'unilateral' and 'unjust'.Following his termination, Stimac threatened to take the AIFF to the FIFA Tribunal if his unpaid dues are not settled within 10 days, holding the national federation accountable for the team's recent poor performance.The AIFF announced on Saturday that 55-year-old Marquez will play a dual role, managing both the national team and the Indian Super League (ISL) franchise FC Goa in the 2024-25 season. Marquez will then transition to the role of India’s head coach full-time. The duration of Marquez's contract was not specified by the AIFF.Marquez, a UEFA Pro License holder, will debut as India’s head coach at the Tri-Nation tournament in Vietnam in October, with Lebanon being the third team in the competition. Originally from Barcelona, Marquez has been coaching in India since 2020, managing two ISL clubs, Hyderabad FC and FC Goa.Marquez's tenure with Hyderabad FC (2020-23) culminated in an ISL Cup title in the 2021-22 season. For the 2023-24 season, he shifted to FC Goa, steering the team to a third-place finish in the ISL league standings. Prior to his career in India, Marquez held an extensive coaching career in Spain, including positions with La Liga side Las Palmas in 2017 and various lower division clubs such as Las Palmas B, Espanyol B, Badalona, Prat, and Europa.Before transitioning to coaching, Marquez played as a defender in several lower division Spanish teams, retiring professionally at the age of 28.","Former Indian football team head coach Igor Stimac cautioned his successor, Manolo Marquez, about the difficulties ahead. Stimac, who was instrumental in Croatia reaching the semifinals of the 1998 World Cup, was dismissed following India's inability to qualify for the third round of the World Cup Qualifiers. Marquez will play a dual role, managing both the national team and the Indian Super League (ISL) franchise FC Goa in the 2024-25 season.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-111931236,imgsize-55202,width-400,resizemode-4/111931236.jpg"
 "Sumit Nagal bounces back to beat Lucas Klein, enters pre-quarterfinals of Kitzbuhel Open in Austria",https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/sports/tennis/top-stories/sumit-nagal-bounces-back-to-beat-lucas-klein-enters-pre-quarterfinals-of-kitzbuhel-open-in-austria/articleshow/111935796.cms,"NEW DELHI: India's top-ranked tennis player Sumit Nagal fought back from the brink on Monday to defeat Slovakia's Lucas Klein in the opening round of the ATP 250 Kitzbuhel Open in Austria, winning 6-4, 1-6, 7-6 (3).Nagal, who is bound for the Paris Olympics , won the first set but saw a decline in his performance in the second set as Klein sailed through it.The world No. 80 Indian was down 3-5 in the deciding third set but managed to mount a comeback and force a tie-break.In the tie-break, Nagal found his rhythm again and emerged victorious with a 7-3 score, securing his spot in the pre-quarterfinals.In the round of 16, Nagal will face fourth-seeded Spaniard Pedro Martinez, currently ranked world No. 45.","India's top-ranked tennis player Sumit Nagal fought back from the brink to defeat Slovakia's Lucas Klein in the opening round of the ATP 250 Kitzbuhel Open. Nagal, who is bound for the Paris Olympics, won the first set but saw a decline in his performance in the second set as Klein sailed through it.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-111935800,imgsize-67546,width-400,resizemode-4/111935800.jpg"
 Zheng Qinwen defends Palermo clay-court title for Olympic boost,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/sports/tennis/top-stories/zheng-qinwen-defends-palermo-clay-court-title-for-olympic-boost/articleshow/111921031.cms,"NEW DELHI: Zheng Qinwen , the top-seeded player from China, emerged victorious in the Palermo clay-court tournament on Sunday, securing her title defense.She triumphed over Karolina Muchova , the second seed from the Czech Republic, in a closely contested three-set match with a final score of ""6-4, 4-6, 6-2.""This victory marks a significant boost to Zheng's confidence as she prepares for the upcoming Olympic Games.The 20-year-old rising star, who currently holds the world number seven ranking, showcased her resilience and skill throughout the tournament.With this win, Zheng adds a third title to her growing collection, having previously won in Palermo last year and in Zhengzhou in 2022.Her impressive performance in the final against Muchova solidifies her position as one of the most promising young talents in women's tennis .","Top-seeded player from China wins Palermo clay-court tournament. Zheng Qinwen triumphed over Karolina Muchova 6-4, 4-6, 6-2. 20-year-old rising star currently holds the world number seven ranking.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-111922141,imgsize-37838,width-400,resizemode-4/111922141.jpg"
 Rafael Nadal 'not comfortable' ahead of Olympics bid,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/sports/tennis/top-stories/rafael-nadal-not-comfortable-ahead-of-olympics-bid/articleshow/111914182.cms,"NEW DELHI: Rafael Nadal , the Spanish tennis icon, has set his sights on the Paris Olympics , where he aims to secure a third gold medal.However, following his straight-sets loss to Portugal's Nuno Borges in the Bastad clay-court final on Sunday, Nadal acknowledged that his performance was subpar.""The level was so far from what it should be. Probably the energy too,"" said Nadal.""It has been a long week with long matches.Even if my body, I don't have damage, that's important - but mentally and physically, I am not used to playing four days in a row and playing long matches.""Nadal made his return to competitive tennis at the Olympics, following a disappointing first-round loss at the French Open in May.The Spaniard opted to bypass Wimbledon , instead concentrating on honing his skills on clay courts in preparation for the Olympic Games.The Olympics are being held at Roland Garros, a venue where Nadal has experienced unparalleled success, having secured 14 of his impressive 22 Grand Slam titles on the Parisian clay.As he steps onto the familiar courts, Nadal will be driven by the ambition to expand his Olympic medal collection.As well as singles, in Paris he will team up with French Open and Wimbledon champion Carlos Alcaraz.""I played the final, that's positive. I was able to play long matches without having an injury, that's good,"" added Nadal of his week in Sweden.Nadal has played just six tournaments in 2024 due to injury while his ranking has slumped to 261.""In some way I felt that I arrived here practising much better than what I played on the tournament during the whole week. That's something that I am not satisfied with,"" he explained.""I arrived here with the feeling that I was playing a good level and I was not able to show that during the whole week. That is something that I am not happy with.""Anyway it's a final, so I can't say it's a bad result because it's the first final since a long time ago. But I was not able to feel myself comfortable enough during the whole week to be satisfied with the week of tennis that I played.""",Rafael Nadal has set his sights on a third gold medal at the Paris Olympics. Nadal lost to Portugal's Nuno Borges in the Bastad clay-court final on Sunday. The Spaniard has won 14 of his 22 Grand Slam titles on the Parisian clay.,"https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-111914262,imgsize-35096,width-400,resizemode-4/111914262.jpg"
@@ -188,4 +223,3 @@ Eubanks edges Vukic to reach Newport ATP semi-finals,https://timesofindia.indiat
 Rafael Nadal reaches Bastad semi-finals after four-hour marathon,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/sports/tennis/top-stories/rafael-nadal-reaches-bastad-semi-finals-after-four-hour-marathon/articleshow/111869141.cms,"NEW DELHI: Rafael Nadal advanced to the semi-finals of the Bastad Open on Friday after a hard-fought victory over Argentina's Mariano Navone . The match lasted three hours and 59 minutes, with Nadal ultimately prevailing 6-7 (2/7), 7-5, 7-5.This marks the first time the 22-time Grand Slam champion has reached the semi-finals of a tournament since his appearance at Wimbledon in 2021.""It was very close, long and tiring,"" AFP quoted Nadal, whose near four-hour victory was the second longest three-set match of his career -- after the 2009 Madrid semi-final against Novak Djokovic, which lasted 4hr 3min.Nadal, the fourth seed, faced a challenging start against the rapidly ascending Navone, who is now ranked 36th in the world despite starting the year outside the top 100.Nadal lost serve three times consecutively against Navone, who made history at this year's French Open by becoming the first man in the Open era to be seeded in his debut Grand Slam appearance.Despite trailing 4-1 and facing a double break, Nadal fought his way back into the set, saving two set points in the 10th game before taking a 6-5 lead.Nadal had two set points on Navone's serve, showcasing his resilience by pushing the set to a tie-break, where he claimed the first five points to gain control. However, Navone clinched the first set when Nadal hit a forehand wide.Nadal quickly regained his composure and surged to a 3-0 lead in the second set. Navone, however, responded by winning four consecutive games before Nadal halted his momentum.Navone held serve, putting pressure on Nadal, the 2005 Bastad champion. The 38-year-old remained unfazed, holding his serve and then breaking for a 6-5 advantage. Nadal forced a deciding set by closing out the second set with a powerful smash, celebrating with an energetic fist pump.In the third set, Navone took a 2-0 lead before Nadal mounted a strong comeback, reeling off five games in a row. However, a late stumble allowed Navone to level the score at 5-all. Undeterred, Nadal broke again and finally secured the victory after a grueling match that lasted nearly four hours.He had to overcome a poor start against the fast-rising Navone, now ranked 36th in the world after beginning the year outside the top 100.Nadal dropped serve three times in a row against an opponent who became the first man in the Open era to be seeded in his maiden Grand Slam appearance at this year's French Open.Nadal's next opponent will be Croatian qualifier Duje Ajdukovic , ranked 130th in the world, who had only won two tour-level matches before this tournament. The 23-year-old Ajdukovic defeated Brazil's Thiago Monteiro in three sets in the quarter-finals.The Spaniard trailed 4-1 and was down a double break but battled his way back into the set, saving two set points in the 10th game before eventually moving 6-5 ahead.Nadal himself had two set points as Navone served to stay in it, the fourth seed showing his mettle to force a tie-break in which he won the first five points to take charge.Nadal, who last won a singles title at the 2022 French Open, where he claimed a record-extending 14th Roland Garros crown, is using the Bastad event as preparation for the Paris Olympics .The tennis competition at the Olympics will take place at Roland Garros. Nadal made his return to the court this week for the first time since his first-round loss at the French Open in late May.In addition to his singles campaign, Nadal is also competing in the doubles event in Sweden, partnering with Casper Ruud . The duo is scheduled to play in the semi-finals on Saturday, following Nadal's singles match.","Rafael Nadal beats Mariano Navone in three sets to reach Bastad Open semi- finals. The match lasted three hours and 59 minutes, with Nadal ultimately prevailing 6-7 (2/7), 7-5,7-5. This marks the first time the 22-time Grand Slam champion has reached the semi-final of a tournament since his appearance at Wimbledon in 2021.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-111869129,imgsize-40532,width-400,resizemode-4/111869129.jpg"
 Rohan Bopanna and Sriram Balaji begin Olympic preparation with loss,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/sports/tennis/top-stories/rohan-bopanna-and-sriram-balaji-begin-olympic-preparation-with-loss/articleshow/111844944.cms,"NEW DELHI: Rohan Bopanna and N Sriram Balaji , who are preparing to represent India at the upcoming Paris Olympics , commenced their partnership on a challenging note. The duo faced defeat in the first round of the Hamburg Open on Thursday.This tournament marked the first time Bopanna and Balaji have competed together on the ATP Tour .The sixth-seeded Indian team suffered a 1-6, 4-6 defeat to unseeded German team of Jakob Schnaitter and Mark Wallner in the ATP 500 tournament.The Indian duo, known for their reliable serving, struggled to capitalize on their first serves throughout the match. Despite their reputation, they found themselves unable to secure points consistently.Bopanna and Balaji faced challenges in maintaining their service games, conceding three breaks. Furthermore, they squandered all three breakpoint opportunities that came their way, failing to convert any of them.With the Olympics on the horizon, the Indian pair has one final tournament together before the grand event. They are set to participate in the Croatia Open, an ATP 250 tournament, which will take place in Umaag.Sumit Nagal, India's top-ranked singles player, suffered a defeat in the pre-quarterfinal match at the Nordea Open in Bastad. He lost 4-6, 2-6 to Mariano Navone, the fourth-seeded player from Argentina.A victory in this round could have potentially set up a thrilling encounter with the iconic Spanish player Rafael Nadal in the quarter-finals. However, Navone, ranked 36th in the world, proved to be a formidable opponent for Nagal, who recently climbed five spots in the ATP rankings to achieve a career-high ranking of 68.Nagal, known for his prowess on clay courts, has secured his spot in the singles event at the upcoming Paris Olympics. The Nordea Open served as his final tournament before the prestigious quadrennial event, set to commence in Paris on July 26.","Rohan Bopanna and N Sriram Balaji lost 1-6, 4-6 to unseeded German team of Jakob Schnaitter and Mark Wallner in the ATP 500 tournament. The Indian duo, known for their reliable serving, struggled to capitalize on their first serves throughout the match.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-111844954,imgsize-58622,width-400,resizemode-4/111844954.jpg"
 Sumit Nagal misses out on facing Rafael Nadal after pre-quarterfinals exit at Nordea Open,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/sports/tennis/top-stories/sumit-nagal-misses-out-on-facing-rafael-nadal-after-pre-quarterfinals-exit-at-nordea-open/articleshow/111843893.cms,"NEW DELHI: India's top-ranked singles player Sumit Nagal faced a setback in his pre-quarterfinal match against the fourth-seeded Argentine, Mariano Navone , at the Nordea Open on Thursday. Nagal, currently ranked No. 68 in the ATP rankings , lost the encounter in straight sets, 4-6, 2-6.Had Nagal emerged victorious in this round, he could have potentially faced the legendary Spanish tennis player, Rafael Nadal , in the quarterfinals.However, Navone, ranked No. 36 in the world, proved too formidable an opponent for the Indian player.Nagal, known for his mettle on clay courts, has qualified for the singles event at the upcoming Paris Olympics . This tournament served as his final preparatory event before the quadrennial extravaganza, scheduled to commence on July 26 in Paris.Despite the loss, Nagal's recent performance has been encouraging, as he has gained five places in the ATP rankings, reflecting his steady progress on the professional circuit.As a clay court specialist, Nagal's focus will now shift towards fine-tuning his game and strategies for the Olympic challenge. The Paris Olympics will provide him with an opportunity to showcase his skills on the grandest stage and potentially create history for Indian tennis.While the loss against Navone may have been disappointing, Nagal's qualification for the Olympics and his recent ranking improvement highlight his determination and potential to excel at the highest level of the sport.The upcoming quadrennial event will be a true test of his abilities, and the tennis community will be eagerly anticipating his performance on the prestigious Olympic stage.","India's top-ranked singles player Sumit Nagal faced a setback in his pre- quarterfinal match against the fourth-seeded Argentine, Mariano Navone. Nagal, currently ranked No. 68 in the ATP rankings, lost the encounter in straight sets, 4-6, 2-6.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-111844021,imgsize-75156,width-400,resizemode-4/111844021.jpg"
-President Droupadi Murmu plays badminton with Saina Nehwal at Rashtrapati Bhavan,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/sports/badminton/president-droupadi-murmu-plays-badminton-with-saina-nehwal-at-rashtrapati-bhavan/articleshow/111641699.cms,"NEW DELHI: President Droupadi Murmu engaged in a friendly game of badminton with Saina Nehwal , the renowned shuttler and Commonwealth Games gold medallist, at the Badminton Court located within the premises of Rashtrapati Bhavan on Wednesday.Prior to the badminton session, President Murmu had the honor of unveiling the esteemed Durand Cup, along with the President's Cup and the Shimla Trophy, at Rashtrapati Bhavan.The 133rd edition of the Durand Cup football tournament, which marks the commencement of the Indian Football season, is set to begin on July 27, with the final match scheduled for August 31.The official social media handle of the President of India shared a glimpse of Droupadi Murmu's badminton session with Saina.As part of the 'Her Story - My Story' lecture series, which features women who have been honored with the Padma Award, Saina is scheduled to address the audience at the Rashtrapati Bhavan Cultural Centre on Thursday.""President Droupadi Murmu's natural love for sports and games was seen when she played badminton with the much-celebrated player Ms. Saina Nehwal at the Badminton Court in Rashtrapati Bhavan. The President's inspiring step is in keeping with India's emergence as a badminton-power house, with women players making a great impact on the world stage. As part of the 'Her Story - My Story' lecture series featuring women Padma Awardees, Ms. Saina Nehwal, an iconic Indian sportsperson, honoured with Padma Shri and Padma Bhushan, will deliver a talk and interact with the audience at the Rashtrapati Bhavan Cultural Centre tomorrow,"" the official social media handle of the President of India wrote while sharing the pictures.Born in Haryana, the 33-year-old badminton player first gained recognition after securing the BWF World Junior Championships title in 2008, during the early stages of her career.That same year, she made her Olympic debut, but it took another four years for her to secure a medal at the Summer Games.In 2008, she achieved a milestone by becoming the first Indian woman to reach the Olympic quarter-finals.Her outstanding achievements were acknowledged with the Arjuna Award in 2009 and the prestigious Rajiv Gandhi Khel Ratna Award in 2010.Throughout her remarkable career, the shuttler has represented India in numerous prestigious badminton tournaments, securing various trophies and medals. She holds the distinction of being the only female Indian player to achieve the world No.1 ranking in the sport, revolutionizing badminton in the country.Saina's impact extends beyond her personal achievements, as she has inspired countless athletes and young people across the nation to pursue excellence in their endeavors.","President Droupadi Murmu engaged in a friendly game of badminton with Saina Nehwal. The session took place at the Badminton Court located within the premises of Rashtrapati Bhavan. President Murmu had the honor of unveiling the esteemed Durand Cup, along with the President's Cup and the Shimla Trophy.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-111641665,imgsize-64842,width-400,resizemode-4/111641665.jpg"
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-"Amazon order arrives with lizard, user shares this photo",https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/technology/tech-news/amazon-order-arrives-with-lizard-user-share-this-photo/articleshow/112001941.cms,"Here’s what Amazon said
+"Noida doctor put under digital arrest, loses Rs 60 lakh in just two days",https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/technology/tech-news/noida-doctor-put-under-digital-arrest-loses-rs-60-lakh-in-just-two-days/articleshow/112029436.cms,"How the scam happened
 
-Online shopping has become a way of life in modern times. From groceries to electronics and fashion, we all rely on online commerce platforms for door-step delivery. But for an Amazon customer, this everyday convenience took a turn for the worse when she found a living lizard inside the order box.Sofia Serrano, in a post on X (formerly Twitter ), claims that she ordered an air fryer from Amazon and was surprised to see a lizard inside the package.She shared her post in Spanish which roughly translates to “We ordered an air fryer through Amazon and it arrived with a companion 🙄 I don't know if it was Amazon's fault or the carrier's fault... good morning!”.“We already know that it was the responsibility of @amazon because the reptile was put in the bag where the air fryer was packaged. @amazon does not want to take responsibility and the situation is very serious since a foreign animal can generate health implications,” she wrote in another post.Replying to one of her posts, Amazon wrote (translated from Spanish) “Hello! We're sorry for the inconvenience. Can you tell us, was the purchase made on Amazon .com, .com.mx or .es?”.In a similar incident back home in India last month, a bengaluru woman found a snake in her Amazon package. Tanvi ordered a Microsoft Xbox controller on June 16 from Amazon India. The parcel was received on June 18. Opening the box, the woman was shocked to see a snake inside it. Tanvi also shared a video on X writing: “Ordered an Xbox controller from @amazonIN and received a free snake with it!”. According to media reports, the woman and her husband claimed that Amazon's customer support put them on hold for over two hours, forcing them to handle the situation all by themselves ""in the middle of the night.","Sofia Serrano claims that she ordered an air fryer from Amazon and was surprised to see a lizard inside the package. Amazon wrote (translated from Spanish) “Hello! We're sorry for the inconvenience. Can you tell us, was the purchase made on Amazon.com,.com.mx or.es?”","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-112001930,imgsize-16600,width-400,resizemode-4/112001930.jpg"
-"AI-powered comparisons, rewards and other features coming to Google Play Store",https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/technology/tech-news/ai-powered-comparisons-rewards-and-other-features-coming-to-google-play-store/articleshow/111997049.cms,"Here are new features coming to Google Play
+Tips to stay safe
 
-New AI-powered app discovery
+Be wary of unsolicited calls and messages: Avoid sharing personal or financial information with unknown callers or through unverified links.
 
-New games and offers on
+Verify the authenticity of requests: If you receive unexpected requests for money or personal details, cross-verify the information through official channels.
 
-Google Play Pass
+Educate yourself: Stay informed about the latest cyber threats and scams by attending awareness programs or reading online resources.
 
-Super Weekly Prizes for
+A doctor in Noida fell victim to cyber scam , losing Rs 60 lakh after being subjected to digital arrest by fraudsters. According to a report by news agency PTI, an FIR has been lodged in the matter at the Cyber Crime police station in Sector 36, Noida. The police registered a complaint against the unidentified suspects under sections 308 (2) [extortion], 319 (2) [impersonation], 318 (4) [cheating] of the Bhartiya Nyay Sanhita, and relevant sections of the IT Act.The incident highlights the rising cases of cyber crimes in the country.Recently a 77-year-old lost a staggering Rs 1.2 crore to a similar scam.As per the report, Dr Pooja Goel who is a resident of Sector 77 received a call from the accused posing as Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) official. The caller alleged that a mobile number registered in her name has been used to purchase illegal obscene videos. The fraudster further implied her name in a money laundering case investigation.The scammer warned her that failure to transfer all her funds would result in an arrest warrant, the police said.Assistant Commissioner of Police (Cyber) Vivek Ranjan Rai said, ""The woman was connected (on call) to 'Tilak Nagar Police Station, Mumbai', where she was falsely informed about an FIR and arrest warrant related to the circulation of illegal pornographic videos linked to her name.""""The callers instructed her to join a video call, during which they employed various threats, placing her under 'digital arrest'. They menaced her with potential harm to her and her family, including the abduction of her daughter,"" ACP added.Complying with the demands of the scammers, the doctor ended up transferring Rs 59,54,000 from her bank account to those of the fraudsters between July 15 and July 16.","A doctor in Noida fell victim to cyber scam, losing Rs 60 lakh after being subjected to digital arrest by fraudsters. An FIR has been lodged in the matter at the Cyber Crime police station in Sector 36, Noida. A 77-year-old lost a staggering Rs 1.2 crore to a similar scam.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-112029430,imgsize-53868,width-400,resizemode-4/112029430.jpg"
+"ChatGPT maker OpenAI to take on Google Search with new AI-powered search tool, “SearchGPT”",https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/technology/tech-news/chatgpt-maker-openai-to-take-on-google-search-with-new-ai-powered-search-tool-searchgpt/articleshow/112028633.cms,"OpenAI partners seven publishers
 
-Google Play Points program
+SearchGPT to provide “up to date” results
 
-members
+OpenAI , the artificial intelligence company behind the chatbot ChatGPT, is testing an experimental search product called SearchGPT. With this, the Microsoft-backed AI chatbot is directly challenging Google 's long-standing dominance in the online search market . This search, dubbed SearchGPT , will initially be available to a select group of users who've waitlisted themselves.“We’re testing SearchGPT, a temporary prototype of new AI search features that give you fast and timely answers with clear and relevant sources. We’re launching with a small group of users for feedback and plan to integrate the experience into ChatGPT,"" said the company, in a blog post.OpenAI has collaborated with sevem major publishers, including News Corp, Axel Springer, and the Financial Times itself, to develop and refine SearchGPT.The launch of SearchGPT comes at a time when Google is also incorporating AI into its search results, albeit cautiously. The search giant has begun displaying AI-generated summaries for common queries, but this approach has faced challenges, including instances of inaccurate or misleading information.OpenAI claims that its search tool will ""provide up-to-date information from the web while giving you clear links to relevant sources,"" addressing one of the main criticisms of AI-powered search tools, their tendency to ""hallucinate"" or generate inaccurate information.SearchGPT distinguishes itself from OpenAI's popular ChatGPT by offering a more traditional search engine interface, complete with clickable links to external websites.Altman and co. 's entry into the search market could potentially disrupt Google's business model, which relies heavily on advertising revenue from search results and generated $175 billion in revenue last year.",OpenAI is testing an experimental search product called SearchGPT. The company behind ChatGPT is directly challenging Google's dominance in the online search market. The tool will initially be available to a select group of users who've waitlisted themselves.,"https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-112028654,imgsize-51804,width-400,resizemode-4/112028654.jpg"
+Google brings this “Gemini big upgrade” to free version of its AI chatbot,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/technology/tech-news/google-brings-this-gemini-big-upgrade-to-free-version-of-its-ai-chatbot/articleshow/112024418.cms,"Related content within Gemini’s responses to reduce hallucinations
 
-Google Play Store brings Collections
+Google has announced a “big upgrade” to its Gemini AI chatbot . It said that it is bringing the Gemini 1.5 Flash large language model (LLM) to the free version of its chatbot, thereby offering faster response times and improved accuracy.“Today we’re upgrading our free-tier experience to Gemini 1.5 Flash. With Gemini 1.5 Flash, you’ll notice across-the-board improvements in quality and latency, with especially noticeable improvements in reasoning and image understanding,” the company said.The company also said that it is quadrupling the context window of Gemini to 32K tokens – the basic units of input and output in a language model.This means users can have longer back-and-forth conversations and ask Gemini more complex questions for free.The company also said that it will soon add the ability to upload files via Google Drive or directly from smartphone or PC – a feature available in Gemini Advanced.Gemini 1.5 Flash is now available to all Gemini users on both web and mobile, in more than 40 languages and over 230 countries and territories.To enhance accuracy, Gemini will also provide links to related content within its responses, allowing users to verify information, hence, reducing hallucinations – a concept where an AI chatbot presents inaccurate responses in a way that they seem correct.The capability is available for English language prompts in certain countries. To access the additional information on topics directly within Gemini’s responses, users can click on the chip at the end of a paragraph to see websites where you can dive deeper on a certain topic.Google is also expanding Gemini's availability to more countries and platforms, including Google Messages and the Gemini mobile app. The company is also introducing a version of Gemini tailored for teenagers, with additional safety measures in place.","Gemini 1.5 Flash is now available to all Gemini users on both web and mobile, in more than 40 languages and over 230 countries and territories. Google is also expanding Gemini's availability to more countries and platforms, including Google Messages and the Gemini mobile app.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-112024438,imgsize-14312,width-400,resizemode-4/112024438.jpg"
+"After AI chip, Nvidia may be designing another ‘specially tailored’ product for Chinese market",https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/technology/tech-news/after-ai-chip-nvidia-may-be-designing-another-specially-tailored-product-for-chinese-market/articleshow/112024147.cms,"Nvidia may be designing China-specific AI chips
 
-Google has announced that it is bringing a bunch of features to Google Play Store , including new ways to discover apps, play games, earn rewards and get helpful content – all in a streamlined manner. According to the company, these changes are aimed at improving the “end-to-end experience” of Android users on the store.“You might visit an app store to quickly download something, and in some cases, don’t visit it again until you need the next app or game.Now we’re taking Play from a destination people visit for apps to an end-to-end experience that’s more than a store,” Sam Bright, vice president and general manager, Google Play, said in a blog post.Google Play will introduce AI-generated app reviews and FAQs to help users make informed decisions. Additionally, a new feature will allow users to compare similar apps more easily. The company is also testing curated spaces for specific topics, such as cricket and comics, to provide a more focused app experience.“We recently piloted a curated space for cricket to help users in India explore all their cricket content from various apps in one, convenient spot. Users in Japan can find the curated comics space by selecting the ‘Comics’ tab on the Apps home screen,” the company said.Users can also use new multi-select interest filters to specify preferences. For instance, if you want a sports simulation game, you can add that to the search text.Play Pass, Google's subscription service, is adding new games and offers. Google Play Games on PC is expanding with multi-game capabilities, allowing players to run multiple games simultaneously. Play Pass enables users to access more than 1,000 games and apps with no ads or in-app purchases, and monthly offers in top games.“Our latest slate includes new offers in Asphalt Legends Unite starting July 24, as well as in Call of Duty: Mobile and Candy Crush Saga on August 1. Kingdom Rush 5: Alliance will also be joining the Play Pass catalogue later this month,” Google added.Additionally, Google is levelling up its offering with new perks and early access to top titles. The company will launch Super Weekly Prizes, giving Diamond, Platinum and Gold members a chance to win exciting prizes like Pixel devices, Razer gaming products and merchandise.The Google Play Points program is introducing Super Weekly Prizes for members. Exclusive experiences are also being offered in partnership with brands like Pokémon GO and Marvel.“This weekend, we’re teaming up with Marvel Games and Kabam for another member event at San Diego Comic-Con. Silver+ members can get VIP access to the 80-foot “Wheel of Champions” with chances to win Marvel collectibles and photo ops with their favourite superheroes and villains,” it said.Meanwhile, all fans will be able to redeem their points for limited-edition Marvel Comics and Marvel Contest of Champions character bundles on Google Play.Google is launching Collections to display relevant app content on the home screen. Users can also control how Play data is used for personalisation. Launched in the US, the Collections experience comes with automatically organised categories — like Shop, Watch and Listen — each Collection highlights content from apps users have already installed.","Google Play will introduce AI-generated app reviews and FAQs to help users make informed decisions. Play Pass, Google's subscription service, is adding new games and offers. Google is launching Collections to display relevant app content on the home screen. Google Play Games on PC is expanding with multi-game capabilities, allowing players to run multiple games simultaneously.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-111997048,imgsize-33406,width-400,resizemode-4/111997048.jpg"
-"This $10 gift card appears to be CrowdStrike's 'compensation' for thousands of cancelled flights, suspension in health services and 'more pain'",https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/technology/tech-news/this-10-gift-card-appears-to-be-crowdstrikes-compensation-for-thousands-of-cancelled-flights-suspension-in-health-services-and-more-pain/articleshow/111997037.cms,"CrowdStrike’s botched update crashed computers worldwide
+Nvidia is developing a customised Al chip for China to navigate US export controls . A report has now claimed that the US-based chipmaker is also working on a special server, as it seeks to maintain its presence in China while complying with stringent US export controls.The Information reports that “Nvidia has a new workaround to US export rules that block the sale of the advanced AI chips to China – pairing the chips with a special server.” Notably, this will be the first time that Nvidia will introduce a new server for the market.Citing two people involved in developing the server, the publication notes that next year, Nvidia will sell a new Al chip specially tailored for the Chinese market that will be sold alongside a new server designed to maximise the performance of the chip.The report comes days after news agency Reuters claimed that Nvidia is building an AI chip specifically designed for sale in China as it aims to keep the revenue stream flowing from one of its important markets.The report said Nvidia will work with Inspur – one of the American chipmaker’s major distributor partners in China – for the launch and distribution of the chip.In March, Nvidia unveiled its “Blackwell” chip series and theB200 model and the chip for the Chinese market is tentatively named the “B20”. The “Blackwell” chip series will go into mass production later this year.The “Blackwell” chip series’ B200 model is said to be 30 times speedier than its predecessor at some tasks like providing answers from chatbots.These chips are also claimed to enable organisations to build and run real-time generative AI on trillion-parameter large language models at up to 25x less cost and energy consumption than its predecessor.","N Nvidia is developing a customised Al chip for China to navigate US export controls. A report has now claimed that the US-based chipmaker is also working on a special server. Next year, Nvidia will sell a new Al chip specially tailored for the Chinese market that will be sold alongside a new server.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-112024139,imgsize-1403844,width-400,resizemode-4/112024139.jpg"
+Microsoft is bringing this Google Search-like AI feature to Bing,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/technology/tech-news/microsoft-is-bringing-this-google-search-like-ai-feature-to-bing/articleshow/112022409.cms,"How these results are shown to Bing users
 
-CrowdStrike, the Cybersecurity firm responsible for crashing of about 8.5 million computers all over the world last week, has reportedly offered a $10 gift card as a token of apology “for the inconvenience”. Reportedly, some people received an email from CrowdStrike offering them the gift card for “the additional work that the July 19 incident has caused.”TechCrunch reported that a screenshot of the purported email circulated online, showing a $10 Uber Eats voucher included as a gesture of goodwill.“We recognise the additional work that the July 19 incident has caused. And for that, we send our heartfelt thanks and apologies for the inconvenience,” the email read.“To express our gratitude, your next cup of coffee or late night snack is on us! Access your UberEats credit by using code: [code number],” the company added.However, some recipients reported issues redeeming the voucher. The report said that when some people tried to cash in the card, they received an error message saying that the gift card “has been cancelled by the issuing party and is no longer valid.”The faulty update, released on Friday (July 19), caused millions of Windows computers to become inoperable, leading to significant disruptions across various sectors causing far-reaching consequences, particularly for industries reliant on robust IT infrastructure.The aviation industry was severely impacted, with thousands of flights cancelled or delayed globally. Airport operations were disrupted due to system failures, leading to long queues and passenger inconvenience.At the same time, the healthcare sector also faced significant challenges as hospitals and clinics experienced system outages, resulting in postponed surgeries, disrupted patient care and difficulties in accessing critical medical records.CrowdStrike has released a preliminary report on the incident that caused widespread computer crashes, saying it was due to a faulty update to its Falcon sensor.The company said that a content configuration update was released to improve threat detection. However, an error in this update caused Windows systems to crash.“These updates are a regular part of the dynamic protection mechanisms of the Falcon platform. The problematic Rapid Response Content configuration update resulted in a Windows system crash,” it explained, adding that the defect in the content update was reverted on the same day.","CrowdStrike reportedly offers $10 gift card as a token of apology. Firm responsible for crashing of about 8.5 million computers all over the world last week. The faulty update, released on July 19, caused millions of Windows computers to become inoperable.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-111997036,imgsize-22650,width-400,resizemode-4/111997036.jpg"
-"Akhiyaan Gulaab, Naina and 8 more most streamed Indian songs on Spotify",https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/technology/tech-news/akhiyaan-gulaab-naina-and-8-more-most-streamed-indian-songs-on-spotify/articleshow/111995696.cms,"List of most streamed Indian songs:
+Google’s AI Overviews
 
-Indian music has experienced a meteoric rise on the global stage in 2024, with tracks from Bollywood , Punjabi pop , and independent artists captivating audiences worldwide.Songs like "" Akhiyaan Gulaab "" by Mitraz and ""Naina"" from the hit film ""Crew"" have topped charts and penetrated international playlists. The fusion of traditional Indian melodies with contemporary beats has proven to be a winning formula, resonating with diverse audiences.Online music streaming platform Spotify has released a list of most streamed Indian songs, across the world in the first half of 2024. Songs like ""Akhiyaan Gulaab"" by Mitraz and ""Naina"" from the hit film ""Crew"" have topped charts and penetrated international playlists.Akhiyaan Gulaab (“Teri Baaton Mein Aisa Uljha Jiya”), by MitrazNaina (“Crew”), by Badshah, Diljit Dosanjh, Raj RanjodhTeri Baaton Mein Aisa Uljha Jiya Title Song, by Asees Kaur, Raghav, Tanishk BagchiJagga Jatt, Badshah, Diljit Dosanjh, Ikka, Sez on the BeatPagal, by Babbu Maan, Guru Randhawa, SanjoyKatchi Sera, by Sai AbhyankkarVe Haaniyaan, by Avvy Sra, Danny, SagarSajni (“Laapataa Ladies”), by Arijit Singh, Prashant Pandey, Ram SampathHouse of Lies, by Ikky, Karan Aujla, SanjoyDrippy, by AR Paisley, Mxrci, Sidhu Moose WalaThis surge in popularity can be attributed to increased artist discoverability on streaming platforms and a growing appetite for diverse sounds. As India's music industry continues to evolve, the world can expect to hear even more captivating tunes from the country.","Spotify has released a list of most streamed Indian songs, across the world in the first half of 2024. Fusing traditional Indian melodies with contemporary beats has proven to be a winning formula, resonating with diverse audiences. As India's music industry continues to evolve, the world can expect to hear even more captivating tunes from the country.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-111995690,imgsize-11866,width-400,resizemode-4/111995690.jpg"
-Microsoft outage: Read CrowdStrike's memo explaining how its update broke the computers worldwide,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/technology/tech-news/microsoft-outage-read-crowdstrikes-memo-explaining-how-its-update-broke-the-computers-worldwide/articleshow/111995637.cms,"Here's the memo on what happened on July 19, 2024
+Microsoft has announced that it is testing a new AI-powered search experience on Bing . The company shared an early view of the new generative search experience, which is being shipped to a small percentage of user queries.The update combines traditional search results with AI-generated summaries to provide users with a more comprehensive and informative search experience.Microsoft says that the new feature aims to offer users a clear and concise answer to their query, accompanied by relevant search results.“For example, if a user searches ‘What is a spaghetti western?’ Bing shows an AI-generated experience that dives into the film subgenre, including its history and origins, top examples and more,” Microsoft explained while adding that the information that will be reflected “is easy to read and understand, with links and sources that show where it came from or let the user dive deeper.”The regular search results, however, will continue to be prominently displayed on the page like it always has been.Microsoft said that Bing is using large language models (LLMs) to process information from millions of sources and present it in a user-friendly format.“We've refined our methods to optimise accuracy in Bing, applying those insights as we continue to evolve our use of LLMs in search,” it added.The company emphasised that it is ensuring that the new feature does not negatively impact website traffic.“We are continuing to look closely at how generative search impacts traffic to publishers. Early data indicates that this experience maintains the number of clicks to websites and supports a healthy web ecosystem. The generative search experience is designed with this in mind, including retaining traditional search results and increasing the number of clickable links, like the references in the results,” it added.Microsoft’s latest feature is similar to Google Search’s AI Overviews feature that provides answers to some queries, similar to “What is a spaghetti western?” question that Microsoft used as an example. Recently, Google CEO Sundar Pichai said that the company is seeing great progress with AI Overviews.“We are pleased to see the positive trends from our testing continue as we roll out AI Overviews, including increases in Search usage and increased user satisfaction with the results. People who are looking for help with complex topics are engaging more and keep coming back for AI Overviews,” he said in the investors call after Google-parent Alphabet announced the Q2 2024 results.",Microsoft is testing a new AI-powered search experience on Bing. The update combines traditional search results with AI-generated summaries to provide users with a more comprehensive and informative search experience. The regular search results will continue to be prominently displayed on the page like it always has been.,"https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-112022400,imgsize-71778,width-400,resizemode-4/112022400.jpg"
+"Amazon Prime Day 2024: iPhone 13, OnePlus 12R among best-selling phones",https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/technology/tech-news/amazon-prime-day-2024-iphone-13-oneplus-12r-among-best-selling-phones/articleshow/112022220.cms,"Amazon India announced that Prime Day 2024 was the biggest Prime Day shopping event ever, with record sales and more items sold during the two-day event than any previous Prime Day event. According to Amazon, the 8th Prime Day witnessed the highest number of Prime members who ever shopped during any Prime Day. 24% more Prime members in India shopped vs Prime Day 2023, making it the highest ever Prime member engagement during the event.Prime Day 2024 also witnessed the highest ever Prime membership signups in the two and half weeks leading up to Prime Day.Akshay Sahi, Head of Amazon Prime, Delivery and Returns Experiences, India and Emerging Markets said, “We would like to thank our sellers, brands and bank partners for helping us deliver the biggest ever Prime Day in India. Prime members purchased more items than any previous Prime Day shopping event, and we recorded the highest number of same day deliveries. We love helping our customers save big, and Prime Day is the ultimate celebration of value, fast deliveries, great deals, new launches and blockbuster entertainment that the Prime membership provides.”As per Amazon, iPhone 13 and OnePlus 12R were among the top premium smartphones customers bought this Prime Day’24Prime members shopped from top brands such as LG, IFB, Bosch, and Haier and upgraded to premium appliances through affordability options of NCEMI, Bank discounts and exchange offers, claims Amazon.Also, Fire TV Stick was the the second-most purchased product across Amazon.in this Prime Day. Furthermore, Echo Pop and Echo Dot (5th Gen) were purchased 23x and 4x versus last year, respectively.Overall consumer electronics and personal computing category saw 13% growth in sales compared to Prime Day 2023. During Prime Day, Intel Core Ultra powered Laptops saw an 18X growth in sales vs last Prime Day",The 8th Prime Day witnessed the highest number of Prime members who ever shopped during any Prime Day. 24% more Prime members in India shopped vs Prime Day 2023. iPhone 13 and OnePlus 12R were among the top premium smartphones customers bought this Prime Day’24.,"https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-112022212,imgsize-38568,width-400,resizemode-4/112022212.jpg"
+Jio Freedom Offer: Reliance Jio has 30% discount for these broadband users,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/technology/tech-news/jio-freedom-offer-reliance-jio-has-30-discount-for-these-broadband-users/articleshow/112022024.cms,"Jio Freedom Offer details
 
-Preliminary Post Incident Review (PIR): Content Configuration Update Impacting the Falcon Sensor and the Windows Operating System (BSOD)
+All existing bookings, activated till August 15
 
-This is CrowdStrike's preliminary Post Incident Review (PIR). We will be detailing our full investigation in the forthcoming Root Cause Analysis that will be released publicly. Throughout this PIR, we have used generalized terminology to describe the Falcon platform for improved readability. Terminology in other documentation may be more specific and technical.
+All new bookings, activated till August 15
 
-What Happened?
+All new activations till August 15
 
-On Friday, July 19, 2024 at 04:09 UTC, as part of regular operations, CrowdStrike released a content configuration update for the Windows sensor to gather telemetry on possible novel threat techniques.
+How to get new Jio AirFiber broadband connection
 
-These updates are a regular part of the dynamic protection mechanisms of the Falcon platform. The problematic Rapid Response Content configuration update resulted in a Windows system crash.
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-Systems in scope include Windows hosts running sensor version 7.11 and above that were online between Friday, July 19, 2024 04:09 UTC and Friday, July 19, 2024 05:27 UTC and received the update. Mac and Linux hosts were not impacted.
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-The defect in the content update was reverted on Friday, July 19, 2024 at 05:27 UTC. Systems coming online after this time, or that did not connect during the window, were not impacted.
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-What Went Wrong and Why?
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-CrowdStrike delivers security content configuration updates to our sensors in two ways: Sensor Content that is shipped with our sensor directly, and Rapid Response Content that is designed to respond to the changing threat landscape at operational speed.
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-The issue on Friday involved a Rapid Response Content update with an undetected error.
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-Sensor Content
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-Sensor Content provides a wide range of capabilities to assist in adversary response. It is always part of a sensor release and not dynamically updated from the cloud. Sensor Content includes on-sensor AI and machine learning models, and comprises code written expressly to deliver longer-term, reusable capabilities for CrowdStrike's threat detection engineers.
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-These capabilities include Template Types, which have pre-defined fields for threat detection engineers to leverage in Rapid Response Content. Template Types are expressed in code. All Sensor Content, including Template Types, go through an extensive QA process, which includes automated testing, manual testing, validation and rollout steps.
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-The sensor release process begins with automated testing, both prior to and after merging into our code base. This includes unit testing, integration testing, performance testing and stress testing. This culminates in a staged sensor rollout process that starts with dogfooding internally at CrowdStrike, followed by early adopters. It is then made generally available to customers. Customers then have the option of selecting which parts of their fleet should install the latest sensor release ('N'), or one version older ('N-1') or two versions older ('N-2') through Sensor Update Policies.
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-The event of Friday, July 19, 2024 was not triggered by Sensor Content, which is only delivered with the release of an updated Falcon sensor. Customers have complete control over the deployment of the sensor — which includes Sensor Content and Template Types.
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-Rapid Response Content
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-Rapid Response Content is used to perform a variety of behavioral pattern-matching operations on the sensor using a highly optimized engine. Rapid Response Content is a representation of fields and values, with associated filtering. This Rapid Response Content is stored in a proprietary binary file that contains configuration data. It is not code or a kernel driver.
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-Rapid Response Content is delivered as ""Template Instances,"" which are instantiations of a given Template Type. Each Template Instance maps to specific behaviors for the sensor to observe, detect or prevent. Template Instances have a set of fields that can be configured to match the desired behavior.
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-In other words, Template Types represent a sensor capability that enables new telemetry and detection, and their runtime behavior is configured dynamically by the Template Instance (i.e., Rapid Response Content).
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-Rapid Response Content provides visibility and detections on the sensor without requiring sensor code changes. This capability is used by threat detection engineers to gather telemetry, identify indicators of adversary behavior and perform detections and preventions. Rapid Response Content is behavioral heuristics, separate and distinct from CrowdStrike's on-sensor AI prevention and detection capabilities.
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-Rapid Response Content Testing and Deployment
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-Rapid Response Content is delivered as content configuration updates to the Falcon sensor. There are three primary systems: the Content Configuration System, the Content Interpreter and the Sensor Detection Engine.
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-The Content Configuration System is part of the Falcon platform in the cloud, while the Content Interpreter and Sensor Detection Engine are components of the Falcon sensor. The Content Configuration System is used to create Template Instances, which are validated and deployed to the sensor through a mechanism called Channel Files. The sensor stores and updates its content configuration data through Channel Files, which are written to disk on the host.
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-The Content Interpreter on the sensor reads the Channel File and interprets the Rapid Response Content, enabling the Sensor Detection Engine to observe, detect or prevent malicious activity, depending on the customer's policy configuration. The Content Interpreter is designed to gracefully handle exceptions from potentially problematic content.
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-Newly released Template Types are stress tested across many aspects, such as resource utilization, system performance impact and event volume. For each Template Type, a specific Template Instance is used to stress test the Template Type by matching against any possible value of the associated data fields to identify adverse system interactions.
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-Template Instances are created and configured through the use of the Content Configuration System, which includes the Content Validator that performs validation checks on the content before it is published.
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-Timeline of Events: Testing and Rollout of the InterProcessCommunication (IPC) Template Type
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-Sensor Content Release: On February 28, 2024, sensor 7.11 was made generally available to customers, introducing a new IPC Template Type to detect novel attack techniques that abuse Named Pipes. This release followed all Sensor Content testing procedures outlined above in the Sensor Content section.
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-Template Type Stress Testing: On March 05, 2024, a stress test of the IPC Template Type was executed in our staging environment, which consists of a variety of operating systems and workloads. The IPC Template Type passed the stress test and was validated for use.
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-Template Instance Release via Channel File 291: On March 05, 2024, following the successful stress test, an IPC Template Instance was released to production as part of a content configuration update. Subsequently, three additional IPC Template Instances were deployed between April 8, 2024 and April 24, 2024. These Template Instances performed as expected in production.
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-What Happened on July 19, 2024?
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-On July 19, 2024, two additional IPC Template Instances were deployed. Due to a bug in the Content Validator, one of the two Template Instances passed validation despite containing problematic content data.
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-Based on the testing performed before the initial deployment of the Template Type (on March 05, 2024), trust in the checks performed in the Content Validator, and previous successful IPC Template Instance deployments, these instances were deployed into production.
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-When received by the sensor and loaded into the Content Interpreter, problematic content in Channel File 291 resulted in an out-of-bounds memory read triggering an exception. This unexpected exception could not be gracefully handled, resulting in a Windows operating system crash (BSOD).
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-How Do We Prevent This From Happening Again?
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-Software Resiliency and Testing
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-Improve Rapid Response Content testing by using testing types such as:
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-Local developer testing
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-Content update and rollback testing
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-Stress testing, fuzzing and fault injection
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-Stability testing
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-Content interface testing
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-Add additional validation checks to the Content Validator for Rapid Response Content. A new check is in process to guard against this type of problematic content from being deployed in the future.
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-Enhance existing error handling in the Content Interpreter.
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-Rapid Response Content Deployment
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-Implement a staggered deployment strategy for Rapid Response Content in which updates are gradually deployed to larger portions of the sensor base, starting with a canary deployment.
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-Improve monitoring for both sensor and system performance, collecting feedback during Rapid Response Content deployment to guide a phased rollout.
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-Provide customers with greater control over the delivery of Rapid Response Content updates by allowing granular selection of when and where these updates are deployed.
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-Provide content update details via release notes, which customers can subscribe to.
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-In addition to this preliminary Post Incident Review, CrowdStrike is committed to publicly releasing the full Root Cause Analysis once the investigation is complete.
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-A faulty software update from cybersecurity company CrowdStrike triggered a worldwide IT meltdown last Friday (July 19), bringing airlines, banks, and retailers to a standstill. The update, designed to protect against cyber threats, contained a critical error that caused widespread disruption. Thousands of flights were grounded, emergency services faced challenges, stores were forced to close or operate in cash-only mode, and hospitals experienced delays in procedures.While CrowdStrike quickly released a fix, it took several hours for systems to fully recover, as some required manual intervention.The company has acknowledged the error and is providing detailed information about the incident in a memo released on Wednesday, July 24.",CrowdStrike released a content configuration update for the Windows sensor to gather telemetry on possible novel threat techniques. The problematic Rapid Response Content configuration update resulted in a Windows system crash. CrowdStrike will be detailing its full investigation in the forthcoming Root Cause Analysis.,"https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-111995632,imgsize-22650,width-400,resizemode-4/111995632.jpg"
-Google to use Mistral AI: What it means and why it is important,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/technology/tech-news/google-to-use-mistral-ai-what-it-means-and-why-it-is-important/articleshow/111995609.cms,"What Google using Mistral AI means
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-Google Cloud is teaming up with French AI startup Mistral AI to enhance its Vertex AI platform. The tech giant will integrate Mistral's cutting-edge code generation model, Codestral , into its cloud-based AI service. This collaboration marks a significant step forward for both companies. For those unaware, Mistral AI is a French startup .""Today, we’re announcing that Google Cloud is the first hyperscaler to introduce Codestral – Mistral AI’s first open-weight generative AI model explicitly designed for code generation tasks — as a fully-managed service,"" the company said in a statement as reported by Reuters.""These additions continue Google Cloud’s commitment to open and flexible AI ecosystems that help you build solutions best-suited to your needs,"" it added.This partnership underscores the growing importance of AI in software development and the competitive landscape of cloud computing. It positions Google Cloud as the first major cloud provider to offer Codestral to its customers. The partnership underscores the rapid rise of Mistral AI, which has quickly gained recognition as a leading European player in the AI space. Backed by over €1 billion in funding, the company is attracting significant attention and partnerships.By incorporating Codestral, Google Cloud aims to provide developers with a powerful tool for automating code writing and improving development efficiency. This collaboration also reinforces Google's commitment to building an open and flexible AI ecosystem.Mistral AI's impressive growth is evident in recent deals, including a partnership with BNP Paribas to leverage its large language models across various business operations.","Google Cloud is teaming up with French AI startup Mistral AI to enhance its Vertex AI platform. The tech giant will integrate Mistral's cutting-edge code generation model, Codestral, into its cloud-based AI service. This collaboration marks a significant step forward for both companies.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-111995602,imgsize-19206,width-400,resizemode-4/111995602.jpg"
-"Explained: What is UPI One World wallet; how to use, benefits and all other details",https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/technology/tech-news/explained-what-is-upi-one-world-wallet-how-to-use-benefits-and-all-other-details/articleshow/111995050.cms,"Availability of UPI One World Wallet
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-Special Availability for World Heritage Committee Attendees
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-Key Features of the UPI One World Wallet
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-Simplified Currency Handling
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-Convenient Acquisition
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-Identity Verification
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-Easy Transactions and Refunds
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-How to get started with UPI ONE WORLD
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-Download and Sign In: Install the issuer app and log in.
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-Verify Documents: Present your passport and valid visa in person at the issuer counter.
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-Receive UPI ONE WORLD: The service will be issued to your international mobile number.
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-Load INR Value: Fund your UPI wallet by:
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-Exchanging foreign currency at the issuer counter with the assistance of forex experts.
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-Using a credit or debit card.
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-Make Payments: Use the preloaded INR for transactions at merchant outlets.
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-Encash Remaining Balance: Convert any remaining balance to cash before departure.
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-Benefits of UPI ONE WORLD wallet
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-No Cash Hassle: Avoid carrying cash and managing multiple foreign currency exchanges.
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-Avoid carrying cash and managing multiple foreign currency exchanges. Secure and Instant: Enjoy easy, safe, and immediate digital payments.
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-Enjoy easy, safe, and immediate digital payments. Track Transactions: Monitor your spending through the transaction history in the PPI-UPI app.
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-The National Payments Corporation of India (NPCI) introduced a new digital payment solution named 'UPI One World' for international visitors to India. The UPI One World wallet is tailored for tourists from countries that have collaborated with India's Unified Payments Interface (UPI) system. This initiative aims to offer foreign travellers a seamless and efficient method for digital transactions throughout their stay in India.This intuitive payment solution is designed to improve the travel experience for international guests, enabling them to fully enjoy India's attractions without the hassle of currency exchange or cash handling.The introduction of UPI One World is a collaborative effort involving several key players. The National Payments Corporation of India (NPCI) has teamed up with IDFC First Bank and Transcorp International Limited to roll out this payment solution. The project has been overseen by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI). While this new payment system builds upon a similar technology first demonstrated at the G20 summit in New Delhi last year, it represents an expansion of that initial concept.The UPI One World wallet brings the advantages of India's Unified Payments Interface (UPI) system to a broader international audience. This digital payment solution is accessible to tourists from various countries, extending UPI's reach beyond India's borders.In addition to its general availability, the wallet service will be provided to attendees of the World Heritage Committee meeting, taking place in New Delhi from July 21 to July 31. By offering this service to delegates, the organisers aim to simplify financial transactions during the conference, allowing participants to focus on the event rather than payment issues.The wallet eliminates the need for visitors to carry physical cash or deal with complex foreign exchange procedures.Travellers can obtain the wallet from approved Prepaid Payment Instrument (PPI) providers at locations such as airports, hotels, currency exchange offices, and at Bharat Mandapam, the venue for the World Heritage Committee meeting.To use the wallet, users must undergo a thorough Know Your Customer (KYC) process, presenting their passport and a valid visa.Payments can be made via QR code scanning at participating merchants. Any remaining funds can be refunded to the original payment method in line with foreign exchange regulations. This feature aims to enhance the travel experience by making financial transactions smoother for international visitors.",The National Payments Corporation of India (NPCI) introduced a new digital payment solution named 'UPI One World' for international visitors to India. The UPI One World wallet is tailored for tourists from countries that have collaborated with India's Unified Payments Interface (UPI) system.,"https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-111995129,imgsize-17520,width-400,resizemode-4/111995129.jpg"
+Reliance Jio has announced the Jio Freedom Day offers for those who are looking to buy a new broadband connection. Through this Freedom Offer, new JioAirFiber users will get a 30% discount on new connections through a waiver of Rs 1,000 installation charge.Currently, users have to pay Rs 3,121 for a 3-month all-in-one plan (Rs 2121 for the plan + Rs 1,000 installation charge.With the Jio Freedom Offer, the installation will be free and the customer will pay Rs 2,121. It is to be noted that the offer is for all new AirFiber users joining between July 26 and August 15 for:The zero installation is valid on plans with 3 months, 6 months and 12 months duration. The offer is applicable on both AirFiber 5G and Plus new users.Those looking to get a new AirFiber connection can give a missed call on 60008-60008 or visit jio.com and leave an interest query.In May this year, Reliance Jio introduced a JioFiber and Jio AirFiber plan at Rs 888. It offers a complimentary Netflix subscription along with 14 other OTT platforms. According to a report by Economics Times, this is the most affordable plan in the company’s portfolio to offer a free Netflix subscription.Benefits of Reliance JioFiber Rs 888 plan includes 30Mbps speed, unlimited data which is limited to 3300GB in the case of JioFiber and 1TB for Jio AirFiber as per the Fair Usage Policy (FUP). and is valid for 1 month.","Reliance Jio has announced the Jio Freedom Day offers for those who are looking to buy a new broadband connection. Through this Freedom Offer, new JioAirFiber users will get a 30% discount on new connections through a waiver of Rs 1,000 installation charge. The offer is applicable on both AirFiber 5G and Plus new users.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-112022018,imgsize-68422,width-400,resizemode-4/112022018.jpg"
 "Garena Free Fire MAX redeem codes for July 24: Win diamonds, pets, skins, and more",https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/technology/gaming/garena-free-fire-max-redeem-codes-for-july-24-win-diamonds-pets-skins-and-more/articleshow/111975354.cms,"What Are Free Fire Max Redeem Codes?
 
 Garena Free Fire Max Redeem Codes Today, July 24
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-"'Tough, capable ...': How US President Joe Biden describes Kamala Harris as he says 'time for younger voices’",https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/world/us/shes-experienced-tough-capable-how-president-joe-biden-describes-kamala-harris-as-he-says-time-for-younger-voices/articleshow/112001735.cms,"In a heartfelt Oval Office address on Wednesday, President Joe Biden praised Vice President Kamala Harris , the presumptive Democratic nominee for the upcoming presidential election , calling her “tough” and “capable.” This address marked Biden’s first public comments since his decision to withdraw from the 2024 race and endorse Harris.“She's experienced, she's tough, she's capable.She's been an incredible partner to me and a leader for our country. Now, the choice is up to you, the American people,” Biden said, emphasizing his confidence in Harris as she steps into the role of the Democratic frontrunner.Biden went on to recognize, “there’s a time and a place for new voices, fresh voices, yes — younger voices.”Biden's speech focused on the future of the country, with the president expressing gratitude for Harris’s contributions and urging voters to support her in the upcoming election. “In just a few months, the American people will choose the course of America’s future. I made my choice. I made my views known. I would like to thank our great Vice President Kamala Harris,” Biden said, reiterating his endorsement.The president’s address came after a period of internal party pressure and scrutiny over his age and health, particularly following a less-than-stellar debate performance. Biden chose to sidestep discussions of these concerns, instead pledging to continue advancing his policy agenda during his remaining term.“I’ll be working on foreign and domestic policy,” Biden confirmed, highlighting his commitment to driving his administration’s goals forward despite his impending departure from the presidential race.In closing, Biden urged voters to consider Harris’s strengths and capabilities as they make their choice between her and former President Donald Trump.Press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre said that any question of Biden resigning his office before the election — which would allow Harris to run as an incumbent — was “ridiculous.”Jean-Pierre said Biden has “no regrets” about his decision to stay in the race as long as he did, or his decision to quit it over the weekend. She said Biden's decision had nothing to do with his health.Trump, who watched Biden's remarks from his private jet, posted on his social media platform that the president “was barely understandable, and sooo bad!”",President Joe Biden praised Vice President Kamala Harris in an Oval Office address on Wednesday. This was Biden's first public comments since his decision to withdraw from the 2024 presidential race and endorse Harris. Biden urged voters to consider Harris's strengths and capabilities as they make their choice between her and former President Donald Trump.,"https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-112002050,imgsize-1589022,width-400,resizemode-4/112002050.jpg"
-'Miracle': Gaza baby saved from dead mother's womb after Israeli airstrike,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/world/middle-east/miracle-gaza-baby-saved-from-dead-mothers-womb-after-israeli-airstrike/articleshow/112001389.cms,"Women and children suffer the most in the wars men start. A heart-wrenching incident in Gaza has once again highlighted this, where a baby boy survived after his mother died in an Israeli air strike.Ola Al-Kurd, nine months pregnant, eagerly waited for the arrival of her baby, hoping to bring new life to Gaza amidst a war that has claimed the lives of over 39,000 Palestinians and devastated much of the enclave.""She wanted to hold her child and fill our home with his presence,"" Ola's father Adnan Al-Kurd said. Tragically, Ola never experienced that precious moment. On July 19, an Israeli airstrike hit the family home in Al-Nuseirat, central Gaza, according to her father Adnan Al-Kurd. The explosion threw Ola several floors down, causing her death in the house that sheltered women, children, and the elderly.Miraculously, her baby and husband survived, with the latter being hospitalized. ""It's a miracle that the fetus stayed alive inside of her when she was martyred (died),"" Adnan Al-Kurd remarked, reflecting on a photo of his daughter's graduation.The explosion, like countless others, claimed the lives of multiple family members, a daily occurrence in Gaza since Israel launched its offensive in response to a cross-border attack by Palestinian Hamas militants on October 7 last year.Despite numerous attempts by mediators from the United States, Qatar, and Egypt, a ceasefire remains difficult to achieve, making it highly improbable that Israeli airstrikesand shelling will stop in the near future.Against all odds, surgeons at Al Awda hospital in Nuseirat, where Ola was initially taken after the strike, successfully delivered the newborn, Malek Yassin. The baby was then transferred to Al Aqsa Hospital in Deir al-Balah, where an aunt gently touched his face as he rested in an incubator.""Thank God, this baby's life was saved and he is now alive and well,"" news agency Reuters reported doctor Khalil Al-Dakran as saying at the hospital, where many medical facilities have been destroyed during the nine-month war.Al-Kurd looks at photos of his three late children killed in the Gaza war , noting that baby Yassin shares the same blond hair as his deceased uncle Omar. ""I go visit him everyday. He is a part of me,"" he said.Infants who survive the relentless Israeli bombardment find no respite as the conflict continues to wreak havoc in the densely populated Gaza Strip.""We are in fact facing very great difficulties in the nursery department,"" said Al-Dakran, citing a shortage of essential medication and supplies, as well as concerns that the hospital generator could fail at any moment due to fuel scarcity.Throughout impoverished Gaza, hospitals have been demolished or severely damaged during the war, which erupted when Hamas-led fighters attacked Israel, killing 1,200 people and taking over 250 hostages, according to Israeli accounts.Israel countered with an air and ground offensive that has claimed the lives of more than 39,000 Palestinians, as reported by Gaza's Hamas-run health ministry, and has flattened much of the coastal territory.""What is the fault of this child to start his life under difficult and very bad circumstances, deprived of the most basic necessities of life?"" Dakran questioned.At least 16,000 children of Gaza have lost their lives in the Israel-Hamas conflict so far.","Ola Al-Kurd, nine months pregnant, was killed in an Israeli air strike on July 19. Her baby and husband survived, with the latter being hospitalized. Doctors successfully delivered the newborn, Malek Yassin. The baby was then transferred to Al Aqsa Hospital in Deir al-Balah.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-112001491,imgsize-602798,width-400,resizemode-4/112001491.jpg"
-'Our nation needs your leadership once again': Kamala Harris at a historically Black sorority,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/world/us/our-nation-needs-your-leadership-once-again-kamala-harris-at-a-historically-black-sorority/articleshow/112001538.cms,"NEW DELHI: Vice president Kamala Harris addressed members of the historically Black sorority Zeta Phi Beta on Wednesday, emphasising the need for their support in her bid for the presidency in November. Speaking three days after launching her campaign, Harris contrasted two visions for America and emphasised her commitment to the future with the support of the sorority.""In this moment, I believe we face a choice between two different visions for our nation, one focused on the future, the other focused on the past,"" Harris said.""And with your support, I am fighting for our nation's future.""Indiana has not supported a Democratic presidential candidate for nearly 16 years. However, Harris, who is of Black and South Asian descent, spoke to a group already motivated by her historic candidacy. Her campaign aims to broaden its coalition through this support.Harris expressed her gratitude to the women present for their role in electing her vice president and Joe Biden as President. ""And now, in this moment, our nation needs your leadership once again,"" she said.Challenges remain for Democrats, as the nation faces frustration over high prices following a spike in inflation. Additionally, Donald Trump, the Republican nominee, survived a recent assassination attempt, further energising his base. The memo expressed more optimism compared to the outlook after the 81-year-old Biden's poor debate performance in June. Biden withdrew from the race on Sunday.Harris mentioned that Biden would address the nation on Wednesday regarding his decision to step aside and praised him as a 'leader with a bold vision.""We are all deeply, deeply grateful for his service to our nation,"" she said before contrasting the current administration's agenda with Trump's.""These extremists want to take us back, but we are not going back,"" she stated. ""All across our nation we are witnessing a full-on assault on hard-fought, hard-won freedoms and rights.""She listed the rights in question, including the freedom to vote, to be safe from gun violence, to love openly, to 'learn and acknowledge our true and full history,' and the freedom 'of a woman to make decisions about her body and not have her government telling her what to do.'Trump delivered a series of attacks on Harris during a rally in Charlotte, labelling her his 'new victim to defeat.' He accused her of misleading the public about Biden's health and called her ""Lyin' Kamala,"" while mispronouncing her first name. He further described her as 'the most incompetent and far-left vice president in American history.'Harris later traveled to Houston on Wednesday, where she visited the city's emergency operations center to discuss recovery efforts following Hurricane Beryl and to thank emergency personnel. She watched Biden’s Oval Office speech from Houston.On Thursday, she will address the national convention of the American Federation of Teachers, which has endorsed her candidacy.The campaign plans to focus on key states known as the Blue Wall – Michigan, Wisconsin, and Pennsylvania – to secure the needed 270 electoral votes. Harris also aims to be competitive in other states, including North Carolina, Georgia, Arizona, and Nevada.For Democrats, the support of Black women could be crucial in November, and Harris has shown signs of galvanizing their support.During the 2020 election, AP VoteCast found that Black women made up just 7% of the electorate. However, 93% of them voted for Biden, contributing to his narrow victories in states like Michigan, Pennsylvania, and Georgia.Following Harris's campaign announcement, around 90,000 Black women joined a campaign video call on Sunday night. This show of support highlights their enthusiasm for Harris, an alumnus of Howard University and sister of the Alpha Kappa Alpha sorority. She has made Beyonce's song ""Freedom"" her walk-on music at events.","Kamala Harris addressed members of the historically Black sorority Zeta Phi Beta on Wednesday. She emphasised the need for their support in her bid for the presidency in November. Harris, who is of Black and South Asian descent, spoke to a group already motivated by her historic candidacy.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-112002062,imgsize-513909,width-400,resizemode-4/112002062.jpg"
-Oil tanker carrying 1.4 million litres capsizes in Philippines; one missing,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/world/rest-of-world/tanker-carrying-1-4-million-litres-capsizes-in-philippines/articleshow/112001492.cms,"An oil tanker , MT Terra Nova, carrying 1.4 million litres (1,494 metric tonnes) of industrial fuel capsized on Thursday near the Philippines ' coast. Transportation secretary Jaime Bautista confirmed that the incident had resulted in an oil spill.""There is already oil spill. Right now, we cannot dispatch our resources because of strong winds and high waves,"" said Bautista during briefing.16 out of the 17 crew members on board have been successfully rescued, while one remains missing.A search operation is currently underway to locate the missing crew member.Coast Guard spokesperson Armando Balilo mentioned in a separate statement that an investigation has been initiated to determine if the maritime accident was related to Typhoon Gaemi.""There was no weather disturbance in the vicinity waters when the maritime incident occurred,"" said the coast guard.","16 out of the 17 crew members on board have been successfully rescued, while one remains missing. A search operation is currently underway to locate the missing crew member. An investigation has been initiated to determine if the maritime accident was related to Typhoon Gaemi.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-112001506,imgsize-336431,width-400,resizemode-4/112001506.jpg"
-"'Kamala Harris is original hawk tuah girl': Conservative author Alec Lace sparks controversy with 'misogynistic comments' about US VP, netizens term it 'disgusting'",https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/world/us/kamala-harris-is-original-hawk-tuah-girl-conservative-author-alec-lace-sparks-controversy-with-misogynistic-comments-about-us-vp-netizens-term-it-real-low/articleshow/112001279.cms,"Conservative commentator Alec Lace has ignited a firestorm of controversy with his recent remarks about Vice President Kamala Harris , who has become the presumptive Democratic nominee following President Biden's withdrawal from the 2024 race.On July 5, Lace appeared on Fox Business and referred to Harris as the ""original Hawk Tuah Girl,"" a phrase that has been widely criticized for its offensive and misogynistic implications.The term ""Hawk Tuah"" originates from a viral trend started by Tennessee-based internet personality Hailey Welch, with connotations linked to oral sex.The Fox Business clip featuring Lace’s remarks quickly went viral, intensifying discussions about the limits of political discourse and the prevalence of sexism in public commentary.Despite the backlash, Lace defended his statements, asserting that his critique was aimed at the Biden-Harris administration’s policies rather than at Harris herself. ""Kamala Harris and the Biden administration are destroying our country,"" Lace argued. ""The last thing I’m concerned about is whether my comments about Kamala’s rise to power are controversial.""The reaction to Lace’s comments has been swift and harsh, with widespread condemnation from both the public and media. Critics have voiced their disapproval across social media platforms, prompting Lace to respond with a sarcastic post on X (formerly Twitter), questioning whether his remarks were ""going too far"" or ""right over the target.""As the debate continues, Lace remains resolute in his stance, while the video clip of his Fox Business appearance continues to fuel controversy and discussion.","Conservative commentator Alec Lace has ignited a firestorm of controversy with his recent remarks about Vice President Kamala Harris. On July 5, Lace appeared on Fox Business and referred to Harris as the ""original Hawk Tuah Girl,"" a phrase that has been widely criticized for its offensive and misogynistic implications.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-112001339,imgsize-1768666,width-400,resizemode-4/112001339.jpg"
-"US and Canada fighter jets intercept Russia and China planes near Alaska, hours before Joe Biden's speech",https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/world/us/us-canada-fighter-jets-intercept-russia-china-planes-near-alaska-hours-ahead-of-bidens-speech/articleshow/112001005.cms,"US and Canadian warplanes intercepted Russian and Chinese military aircraft operating in the international airspace near Alaska , hours before President Joe Biden delivered his first address from the Oval Office on Thursday.The North American Aerospace Defense Command ( NORAD ) reported the significant military engagement off the coast of Alaska.On July 24, NORAD intercepted two Russian Tu-95 ""Bear"" bombers and two Chinese H-6 bombers operating within the Alaska ADIZ .The zone is a perimeter in which air traffic is monitored beyond the border of national airspace to provide additional reaction time in case of hostile actions.In a press release, NORAD confirmed that its fighter jets from both the United States and Canada were deployed to track and intercept the aircraft.The agency noted that the Russian and Chinese bombers remained in international airspace throughout the incident and did not breach American or Canadian sovereign airspace.Intercepts of Russian aircraft - in which they are contacted visually or electronically by US or Canadian planes - are relatively common in the area.""NORAD detected, tracked, and intercepted two Russian TU-95 and two PRC H-6 military aircraft operating in the Alaska Air Defense Identification Zone on July 24, 2024. NORAD fighter jets from the United States and Canada conducted the intercept,"" the agency said.Despite the high-profile nature of the interception, NORAD emphasized that the incident was not perceived as a direct threat. ""This Russian and PRC activity in the Alaska ADIZ is not seen as a threat, and NORAD will continue to monitor competitor activity near North America and meet presence with presence,"" NORAD added.The timing of the interception, occurring just hours before President Biden's address, has led to speculation about possible connections between the two events. However, it remains unclear if the military activity was related to the President's upcoming speech or merely coincidental.","NORAD intercepted two Russian Tu-95 ""Bear"" bombers and two Chinese H-6 bombers operating within the Alaska ADIZ. The zone is a perimeter in which air traffic is monitored beyond the border of national airspace. The timing of the interception, occurring just hours before President Biden's address, has led to speculation about possible connections.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-112001067,imgsize-71424,width-400,resizemode-4/112001067.jpg"
-Mukbang: 24-year-old Chinese influencer Pan Xiaoting dies during livestream Mukbang session,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/world/china/24-year-old-chinese-influencer-pan-xiaoting-dies-during-livestream-mukbang-session/articleshow/111952016.cms,"Tragedy struck the Chinese social media scene as 24-year-old influencer Pan Xiaoting died during a livestream Mukbang session on July 14.Mukbang, a popular trend originating from South Korea, involves hosts consuming large quantities of food in front of a live audience. Pan, who had gained a substantial following, succumbed to the extreme demands of this trend.Initially working as a waitress, Pan Xiaoting started livestreaming as a side hustle to supplement her income.Her popularity soared, prompting her to leave her job and focus on streaming full-time. This career shift brought her significant income and numerous gifts from her fans.Despite her family's concerns about the impact of her profession on her health, Pan continued to push herself to extreme limits. She rented a separate studio for her streaming sessions to ensure a more professional setup. However, her dedication came at a high cost. She often consumed up to 10 kg of food in a single session and spent up to 10 hours a day eating. These extreme eating habits led to multiple hospitalisations, including one due to gastric bleeding.At the time of her death, Pan weighed 300 kg. Although the official cause of death was not disclosed, reports indicate that her stomach was filled with undigested food, and the lower part was deformed. An autopsy confirmed the severe damage caused by her excessive eating.According to Creaders.net, her parents were concerned about her dangerous eating habits, urging her to stop. ""What's the point of making more money? Do you know how much harm this does to your body?"" they asked. Pan, however, reassured them, claiming she could ""bear the risk.""The incident has sparked a wave of health concerns on social media. Many are questioning the need for such extreme challenges and the pressures influencers face to entertain their audiences. Pan Xiaoting's tragic death serves as a stark reminder of the potential dangers of Mukbang and the importance of prioritising health over social media fame.",24-year-old Pan Xiaoting died during a livestream Mukbang session on July 14. Mukbang involves consuming large quantities of food in front of a live audience. Pan's death has sparked a wave of health concerns on social media.,"https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-111952312,imgsize-747549,width-400,resizemode-4/111952312.jpg"
-Shortest marriage ever: Kuwaiti couple divorces just 3 minutes after wedding,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/world/middle-east/shortest-marriage-ever-kuwaiti-couple-divorces-just-3-minutes-after-wedding/articleshow/111934052.cms,"In what could be the shortest wedding ever, a Kuwaiti couple called off their marriage in just 3 minutes.The couple took the decision following an argument after the groom mocked his bride and allegedly called her stupid for tripping over.According to the Indy100, the bride tripped while making her way out of the courthouse in Kuwait when she was ridiculed by her husband.Not in the mood to take criticism so early into wedded bliss, the wife allegedly turned around and asked the judge to dissolve their marriage then and there.The newly single woman was praised for ditching her critical spouse by people on Twitter when news of the quickie divorce broke, as per Metro.‘If this is how he acts right at the beginning, it’s better to leave him,’ one person said.‘A marriage with no respect, is a failed one right from the beginning,’ another added.This bizarre story surfaced on X where one person wrote, ""I went to a wedding where the groom spent his speech making fun of his wife like it was some kind of roast, as did her father. She should have done what this woman did.""It comes after model, author and podcast host Emily Ratajkowski reclaimed the stigma around divorce and rebranded it ""chic"".""So, it seems that a lot of young ladies are getting divorced before they turn 30,"" Ratajkowski said. ""As someone who got married at 26, has been separated for a little over a year [at] 32, I have to tell you, I don’t think there’s anything better,"" she added, referencing her split from Sebastian Bear-McClard, reported Indy100.","The newly single woman was praised for ditching her critical spouse by people on Twitter when news of the quickie divorce broke. It comes after model, author and podcast host Emily Ratajkowski reclaimed the stigma around divorce and rebranded it ""chic""","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-111935449,imgsize-29016,width-400,resizemode-4/111935449.jpg"
-Ukrainian city fears possible arrival of F-16 fighter jets,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/world/europe/ukrainian-city-fears-possible-arrival-of-f-16-fighter-jets/articleshow/111957061.cms,"'Prime target'
+Tourist suffers third-degree burns while walking on blazing hot sand dunes in California's Death Valley,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/world/us/tourist-suffers-third-degree-burns-while-walking-on-blazing-hot-sand-dunes-in-californias-death-valley/articleshow/112029135.cms,"A Belgian man, aged 42, suffered severe burns on his feet after briefly walking barefoot on the sand dunes at Mesquite Flat in California's Death Valley National Park over the weekend, according to park rangers on Thursday. The visitor was immediately taken to a hospital in Nevada. Due to communication barriers, the rangers could not ascertain whether the man's flip-flops had broken or were lost during his short walk on Saturday.The ground temperature would have been significantly higher than the air temperature, which was approximately 123 degrees Fahrenheit (50.5 Celsius) that day.This summer, Death Valley National Park, situated below sea level near the California-Nevada border, has experienced record-breaking temperatures .The man's family sought assistance from other visitors to carry him to the parking lot. Rangers then transported him to a higher elevation where a medical helicopter could land safely, considering the extreme temperatures that reduce roto lift. The Belgian man was airlifted to the University Medical Centre in Las Vegas , which houses the Lions Burn Care Centre.During the summer months, the centre receives numerous patients from Nevada and parts of California with contact burns similar to those suffered by the Belgian visitor.In the urban areas of the desert Southwest, scorching hot surfaces like asphalt and concrete also pose a risk for severe burn injuries. The majority of patients at the Las Vegas burn centre come from the surrounding urban area, where summer temperatures regularly exceed 100 degrees Fahrenheit.In Arizona's Maricopa County, which includes Phoenix, thermal injuries from hot surfaces such as sidewalks, patios, and playground equipment are also common.Earlier this month, a motorcyclist died from heat-related causes in Death Valley, highlighting the dangers of extreme air temperatures in the region. At Badwater Basin, the lowest point in North America , the park has installed a large red stop sign warning visitors of the risks of extreme heat to their bodies after 10 am.Park rangers advise summer visitors not to hike in the valley after 10 am. and to remain within a 10-minute walk of an air-conditioned vehicle. They also recommend drinking ample water, consuming salty snacks, and wearing a hat and sunscreen to stay safe in extreme conditions."," Belgian man, 42, suffered severe burns on his feet after briefly walking barefoot on the sand dunes at Mesquite Flat in California's Death Valley National Park. Due to communication barriers, the rangers could not ascertain whether the man's flip-flops had broken or were lost during his short walk. The ground temperature would have been significantly higher than the air temperature, which was approximately 123 degrees Fahrenheit.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-112029364,imgsize-1151399,width-400,resizemode-4/112029364.jpg"
+"QUAD 2024: Biden committed to attend summit in India, says White House",https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/world/us/quad-2024-biden-committed-to-attend-summit-in-india-says-white-house/articleshow/112028539.cms,"The White House on Thursday said that US President Joe Biden , who is no longer running for the 2024 race, is committed to attending the QUAD summit which is set to take place in India this year.In a news conference, John Kirby, the White House national security communications advisor said that no specific date has been scheduled for the event yet.""We're still committed to there being a Quad leader summit this year, but there's nothing on the calendar right now for it,"" he said.The QUAD, an initiative spearheaded by Biden, consists of four member countries: Australia, Japan, India, and the United States. In the early months of his presidency, Biden convened a virtual QUAD leadership summit in 2020, and since then, the member countries have been holding annual summits on a rotational basis.This year, India is slated to host the QUAD leadership summit.Kirby suggested that with Biden's decision not to seek reelection, there may be more opportunities on his calendar that were previously unavailable. The administration is currently exploring potential opportunities to advance the President's foreign policy agenda and address national security concerns both domestically and internationally.""So we're all exploring what those opportunities can look like in terms of advancing his foreign policy agenda and national security opportunities here and around the world. But I don't have anything on the schedule to speak to now, but I mean, stay tuned,' he said.""I think there'll be some opportunities that the president is going to want to explore. Look, I mean, we've still got a war in Ukraine, still got a war in Gaza, still got climate change to deal with. We've still got a very restless Indo-Pacific. I mean, I could go on and on. There's plenty of things for the national security team to try to continue to get done,"" Kirby said in response to a question.","The QUAD, an initiative spearheaded by Biden, consists of four member countries: Australia, Japan, India, and the United States. In the early months of his presidency, Biden convened a virtual QUAD leadership summit in 2020. Since then, the member countries have been holding annual summits on a rotational basis. This year, India is slated to host the QUad leadership summit.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-112028563,imgsize-1030784,width-400,resizemode-4/112028563.jpg"
+Largest wildfire in California this year started by a burning car pushed into a gully; 1 arrested,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/world/us/largest-wildfire-in-california-this-year-started-by-a-burning-car-pushed-into-a-gully-1-arrested/articleshow/112028889.cms,"NEW DELHI: Authorities in California have arrested a suspect believed to be responsible for starting the Park Fire, which has grown into the largest wildfire in the state this year. The fire began when a burning car was pushed into a gully, leading to flames that have already scorched over 188 square miles near Chico.Evacuations have been mandated in Butte and Tehama counties, with containment at a mere 3% by Thursday evening.Meanwhile, firefighters in the Pacific Northwest also contended with multiple blazes.Another fire outbreak in California, this time near the Nevada border, led to the displacement of around 1,000 people following evacuation orders on Monday night. The Gold Complex fires, caused by lightning , have devoured more than 4 square miles of land within the Plumas National Forest, about 50 miles northwest of Reno.According to Adrienne Freeman, a spokeswoman for the Forest Service, there have been no reports of structural damage or serious injuries from these fires.""We've made some really good progress on the fires,"" said Forest Service operations section chief Tom Browning on Thursday. ""But it's hot, it's dry, and it's very windy. With the wind and the heat, we don't have great containment on all these lines.""Over at the Park Fire, fire crews are battling not just the flames but also gusty winds that cause new spot fires up to a mile away from the main fire lines. Tim Fike, the incident commander at the Gold Complex fires, pointed out that these conditions are posing severe challenges.""That's been a big, big problem on the Park Fire right now,"" Fike noted.In Oregon, residents of Huntington were allowed to return home following a thunderstorm that brought both much-needed rain and lightning—elements that both aided and threatened the firefighting efforts. The Durkee Fire in Oregon, the nation’s largest active blaze, along with another nearby fire, has burned nearly 630 square miles.Baker County Sheriff Travis Ash described the rain as a ""godsend."" The Oregon State Fire Marshal emphasised the advantage the weather change offered firefighters.Lightning strikes have also led to 15 new fires in Idaho overnight, with several already extinguished by Thursday afternoon, according to the US Forest Service in Boise. The National Weather Service in Boise detected more than 2,800 cloud-to-ground lightning strikes in southeast Oregon and Idaho on Wednesday.Overall, the Pacific Northwest has seen nearly 1,562 square miles of land burned this summer. In Oregon alone, there are 34 large fires, mostly in the central and eastern regions.The rise in wildfire incidents across the Pacific Northwest and western Canada is tied to climate change, which has increased occurrences of lightning strikes. Record-breaking heat and dry conditions are exacerbating the situation. For the first time, Idaho Power initiated a pre-emptive power outage to prevent the start of new fires by downing power lines.In northern California, fire crews are prioritising evacuations and protecting structures while constructing containment lines using bulldozers in anticipation of further fire spread. CAL FIRE/ Butte County Fire Department reported no deaths or structural damages related to the Park Fire.A smaller but rapidly moving fire in southern California has also necessitated evacuation orders. The Grove Fire near the border of San Diego and Riverside Counties expanded to 1.4 square miles overnight and had 10% containment by Thursday afternoon. The topography of the land is reportedly making it particularly difficult for firefighting efforts.Montana is under a fire warning due to high temperatures, low humidity, and strong winds. Missoula experienced hurricane-force winds, which toppled trees and downed power lines, causing officials to warn the public about the potential dangers of electrified rivers.In Canada, a quick-moving fire hit the town of Jasper in Jasper National Park, causing thousands to evacuate and inflicting significant damage. Like their US counterparts, these wildfires have led to air quality alerts and advice as thick smoke blankets the sky.","Authorities in California have arrested a suspect believed to be responsible for starting the Park Fire. The fire began when a burning car was pushed into a gully, leading to flames that have already scorched over 188 square miles. Fire crews are battling not just the flames but also gusty winds that cause new spot fires up to a mile away from the main fire lines.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-112029144,imgsize-1453536,width-400,resizemode-4/112029144.jpg"
+Who is Ella Emhoff defending Kamala Harris from JD Vance’s 'childless cat lady' remark?,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/world/us/who-is-ella-emhoff-defending-kamala-harris-from-jd-vances-childless-cat-lady-remark/articleshow/112028634.cms,"Who is Ella Emhoff?
 
-'Cluster munitions'
+Controversy related to Ella
 
-'I'm not moving'
+Ella’s Relationship with Harris
 
-STAROKOSTIANTYNIV: With its castle, medieval tower and river-side beach, the western Ukrainian tourist town of Starokostiantyniv doesn't seem an obvious target for Russian missile and drone strikes.But a major airbase across the Sluch river has put the town firmly in Russia 's sights -- and locals fear the imminent arrival of F-16 fighter jets in Ukraine will only intensify the bombardments .""We're super nervous about the arrival of the F-16s. If they park them here, the number of attacks will only go up,"" said Olena Shpachenko, a guide at the town's history museum, located inside the 17th-century castle.Kyiv says the advanced US-made fighters, some already being transferred to Ukraine, will help it better protect its skies and compete with Russia for air superiority.Russia has intensified its bombing of Ukrainian air bases -- including Starokostiantyniv, home to the seventh tactical aviation bridge -- and pledged to target F-16s.In a show of force earlier this month, Moscow hit three Ukrainian airfields in as many days.""From here we have a good view of the explosions,"" said Shpachenko, gesturing out of the castle window.""We hear them as if we were right there,"" she told AFP.For more than two years, she has watched the enemy's explosive drones and supersonic missiles pepper the sky at night.Pointing to a row of partially damaged ancient religions icons hanging over her desk, she said the air base was ""so close, the missiles can make it all the way over here.""Ukraine and its Western partners have not given any official indication of where the F-16s will be based.A Western defence industry source told AFP the Starokostiantyniv airfield -- equipped with Soviet-era partially underground shelters -- is an ideal candidate.Residents, used to the roar of jets even before the war , say tensions in the city are ratcheting up.""The authorities held a large-scale exercise in the event of a nuclear strike. They believe the base is a prime target for Moscow,"" said Shpachenko.""We pray that the F-16s don't wind up here,"" she added, looking anxiously outside once more.Even if Ukraine's air defences intercept Russian missiles targeting the base, ""debris will rain down on the city,"" she feared.She has forbidden her daughters from playing outside.Despite being hundreds of kilometres from the front lines, the war literally hangs over the town that locals call ""Starkon"".The smell of powder and kerosene punctuate the air and the sky is strewn with black contrails left behind by the jets.Large tanks of jet fuel are hidden in the surrounding woods, where groups of soldiers were playing cards in a moment of respite.The town's lights are turned off at night and the troops scour the sky, ready to shoot down drones with machine guns.Anatoliy, the commander of a mobile anti-aircraft unit, said Russia had stepped up attacks over the past month.""The Russians are now using cluster munitions with the aim of damaging the jets on the ground,"" he said, puffing on a cigarette.The explosives can target areas covering thousands of square metres with a single drop.Asked if he thought the escalation was due to the possible arrival of the F-16s, Anatoliy hesitated, before smiling: ""The Russians, those fools, will never guess where they are.""The war has also taken its toll on the town's previously vibrant tourism industry.""The soldiers, the attacks... it discourages people from coming. We've even had drone debris fall on the beach, Shpachenko said.One family of vacationers ""heard a plane flying close to the ground, dropped their stuff and ran to the castle,"" she said.Many of the Ukrainians who came to Starokostiantyniv after fleeing their homes in the east left as soon as they heard the first roar of a fighter plane.""The desire to survive is stronger than the need for rest,"" said Shpachenko.Despite the danger, some locals were outside, relaxing in the shade of the weeping willows or on the small beach.Valery, in his 70s, has been here so long he knows the engine noises of the different planes by heart.He still goes for a morning swim in the river at the foot of the castle every day.""I'm afraid of the arrival of the F-16s. I don't know what will happen to the city if they end up here,"" he said.""Whatever happens, I'm not moving.""",Ukrainian tourist town of Starokostiantyniv is a prime target for Russian missile and drone strikes. Residents fear the imminent arrival of F-16 fighter jets in Ukraine will only intensify the bombardments. Russia has intensified its bombing of Ukrainian air bases and pledged to target F- 16s. The war has also taken its toll on the town's previously vibrant tourism industry.,"https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-111957455,imgsize-727954,width-400,resizemode-4/111957455.jpg"
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+Ella Emhoff: The Breakout Fashion Star
 
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+Ella Emhoff , stepdaughter of US Vice President Kamala Harris , has recently defended her mother against a derogatory comment made by JD Vance . Vance’s “childless cat lady” remark, from a 2021 interview, resurfaced following President Joe Biden’s endorsement of Harris as the Democratic presidential nominee.In response, Emhoff sharply retorted, “How can you be ‘childless’ when you have cutie pie kids like Cole and I?” This defense has attracted attention as Harris faces increased scrutiny in the presidential race.Ella Emhoff is the daughter of Douglas Emhoff, who married Kamala Harris in August 2014. Before this, Douglas was married to Kerstin Emhoff, with whom he had two children: Cole and Ella. The siblings were named after jazz legends Ella Fitzgerald and Cole Porter. Emhoff’s relationship with her stepmother began when Harris was serving as California's Attorney General.Ella Emhoff faced criticism for posting a link to a fundraiser for UNRWA, an organization aiding Palestinian refugees. The group was accused by Israel of hiring individuals linked to the October 7 Hamas attacks, leading to financial withdrawals from various countries. Although Emhoff removed the link from her profile, the incident sparked backlash from UN Watch, as per reports.Ella, 25, and her brother Cole affectionately call Kamala Harris “Momala.” Emhoff gained public attention with her bold fashion choices at Harris’s inauguration and subsequently signed with IMG Models. Kerstin Emhoff, Douglas’s ex-wife, has praised Harris as “caring” and “supportive.”A Parsons fashion student, Ella Emhoff quickly made a name for herself with standout outfits and collaborations. Her Miu Miu coat and partnership with Batsheva Hay garnered global headlines. Emhoff debuted at Paris Fashion Week for Balenciaga and has since worked with major brands like Louis Vuitton, Calvin Klein, and Stella McCartney.","Ella Emhoff is the daughter of Douglas Emhoff, who married Kamala Harris in August 2014. Emhoff gained public attention with her bold fashion choices at Harris’s inauguration and subsequently signed with IMG Models. Ella Emhoff faced criticism for posting a link to a fundraiser for UNRWA, an organization aiding Palestinian refugees.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-112028667,imgsize-1137596,width-400,resizemode-4/112028667.jpg"
+Homeless: 'Act with urgency': California governor Newsom orders urgent dismantling of homeless camps,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/world/us/newsom-california-directive-act-with-urgency-on-homeless-encampments/articleshow/112028523.cms,"California Governor Gavin Newsom on Thursday ordered the dismantling of thousands of homeless encampments across the state. This directive is the nation’s most sweeping response following a recent Supreme Court ruling granting governments greater authority to remove homeless individuals from public spaces.Homeless encampments have been a particularly wrenching issue in California, where high housing costs exacerbate the complex factors contributing to homelessness.Last year, an estimated 180,000 people were homeless in the state, with the majority being unsheltered.Newsom, a Democrat, called for state officials and local leaders to ""humanely remove encampments from public spaces"" and to act ""with urgency,"" prioritizing those that pose the greatest health and safety threats. While his order directly applies to state agencies, he can only pressure local governments to comply by leveraging the billions of dollars the state controls for addressing homelessness.During a news conference, a tearful Premier Danielle Smith described the encampments' removal as ""the worst nightmare for any community,"" highlighting the emotional toll on affected areas. Newsom's administration noted that despite significant investment in homelessness programs, California still faces a severe shortage of emergency housing .""An executive order alone won't solve this crisis,"" said Eric Tars, senior policy director at the National Homelessness Law Center in Washington, DC. ""The only way to end homeless encampments in California is to end the need for homeless encampments. California has an affordable housing crisis , and unless Newsom's executive order comes with sufficient resources to address that, this new push isn't going to work.""Newsom's order extends the approach used by the California Department of Transportation, which has been clearing encampments along freeways. It directs state agencies to connect occupants with local service providers but does not mandate their relocation to shelters or specify penalties for those who refuse to move.The directive has sparked debate among local leaders. Some have begun to clear encampments, while others decry the Supreme Court’s ruling as enabling inhumane measures. Critics argue that criminalizing homelessness does not address the root issues and further stigmatizes those in need.""Dismantling encampments means people can lose all of their possessions, including important legal documents, medications, and other necessary items,"" said Scout Katovich, a lawyer for the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU). ""Newsom is taking the conservative Supreme Court up on its invitation to make homelessness a crime.""San Francisco, California’s fourth most populous city, welcomed the Supreme Court decision in the case of Grants Pass v. Johnson and has already begun removing tents. The governor's order comes amid Republican criticism of Democrats over urban issues , including homelessness, which they argue has worsened under Democratic leadership.Kamala Harris, a native of California's Bay Area, has also been linked to these issues. Harris, who recently launched her bid for the Democratic presidential nomination, served as San Francisco's district attorney before becoming a senator and then vice president. Republicans are keen to tie her political record to urban problems, including homelessness.Newsom, seen as a potential future presidential candidate, has invested about $24 billion into homelessness since taking office in 2019. His administration reports that it helped move more than 165,000 homeless people into temporary or permanent housing two fiscal years ago.Homelessness is rising in the US, driven by chronic shortages of affordable housing. In 2023, around 653,000 people were homeless, the largest number since tracking began in 2007.The California non-profit group People Assisting the Homeless (PATH) criticized the governor’s order, stating that organizations providing services to the homeless ""were not consulted."" The group argued that the directive would ""push vulnerable residents"" off state property and be counterproductive.","California Governor Gavin Newsom on Thursday ordered the dismantling of thousands of homeless encampments across the state. This directive is the nation’s most sweeping response following a recent Supreme Court ruling granting governments greater authority to remove homeless individuals from public spaces. Newsom's order directly applies to state agencies, but he can only pressure local governments to comply.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-112028544,imgsize-71780,width-400,resizemode-4/112028544.jpg"
+"Nepal Plane Crash: Saurya Airlines Aircraft Catches Fire at Tribhuvan Airport, 18 Dead, Pilot Survives",https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/world/south-asia/nepal-plane-crash-saurya-airlines-flight-with-19-onboard-crashes-on-take-off-in-kathmandu/articleshow/111978810.cms,"Sole survivor and pilot's condition
 
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+At least 18 bodies were recovered from the small plane that caught fire after skidding off the runway during takeoff from Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu on Wednesday.The sole survivor of the crash was the pilot, who was transported to Kathmandu Medical College Hospital for treatment. According to a doctor cited by AP, the pilot sustained injuries to the eyes but is not in any danger.The aircraft, operated by local carrier Saurya Airlines , was en route to Pokhara city carrying two crew members and 17 technicians for maintenance checks, as said by airport security chief Arjun Chand Thakuri.The cause of the slip remains unclear.""The plane skidded off the runway and crashed into a field east of the runway,"" Thakuri told Reuters. Emergency responders quickly extinguished the fire that erupted from the crash.Television footage showed firefighters battling the blaze as thick black smoke billowed into the sky. Other visuals captured rescue workers sifting through the charred remains of the plane, scattered across lush green fields. Bodies were seen being carried to ambulances on stretchers, with local residents looking on.Tribhuvan International Airport, the primary hub for international and domestic flights in Nepal , has been closed as emergency crews continue their work. Despite the monsoon season in Kathmandu, it was not raining at the time of the crash, though visibility was low across the capital.Saurya Airlines, which operates domestic flights within Nepal, uses two Bombardier CRJ-200 regional jets, both around 20 years old, according to Flight Radar 24.Nepal's air safety record has faced significant scrutiny in recent years. In 2019, a Bangladeshi airliner crashed at Tribhuvan airport, resulting in 51 fatalities while 20 survived. An investigation revealed the plane was misaligned with the runway and the pilot was disoriented, attempting to land in “sheer desperation.”Similarly, in 2015, a Turkish Airlines jet skidded off a slippery runway at the same airport while landing in dense fog. Although the plane was carrying 238 people, no serious injuries were reported.","A small plane skidded off the runway during takeoff from Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu on Wednesday. The sole survivor of the crash was the pilot, who was transported to hospital for treatment. At least 18 bodies were recovered from the charred remains of the plane.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-111982675,imgsize-4201126,width-400,resizemode-4/111982675.jpg"
+Pakistan passport 4th worst for fourth consecutive year; check where India stands,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/world/pakistan/henley-passport-index-pakistan-ranks-4th-worst-for-the-fourth-consecutive-year/articleshow/112002767.cms,"The Pakistani passport has retained its position as the fourth worst at the 100th spot for the fourth consecutive year in a row, according to the latest Henley Passport Index . Pakistani citizens can travel to 33 nations without having a prior visa.The index ranks 199 countries' travel documents based on the number of countries their holders can travel visa-free after analyzing data from the International Air Transport Association (IATA).Pakistan 's passport shares it spot with Yemen and ranks higher only than Iraq (101), Syria (102), and Afghanistan (103), which remains unchanged from the previous year.""Afghanistan remains firmly entrenched as the world's weakest passport, losing access to yet another destination over the past six months, leaving its citizens with access to only 26 countries visa-free -- the lowest score ever recorded in history of the 19-year-old index,"" a press release stated.Other worst performing passport are Iran and Sudan at 94th rank, Eritrea at 95th rank, North Korea at 96th rank, Bangladesh and Palestine at 97th rank, Libya and Nepal at 98th rank and Somalia at 99th rank.India rank at 82nd position offering visa-free travel to 58 countries.Singapore secured the top spot once again, with its passport granting visa-free access to a record-breaking 195 destinations. Germany, Italy, Japan, France, and Spain tied for second place, each offering access to 192 countries. Austria, Finland, Ireland, Luxembourg, Netherlands, South Korea, and Sweden ranked third, providing visa-free access to 191 destinations.The United Kingdom ranked fourth with Belgium, Denmark, New Zealand, Norway, and Switzerland, allowing travel to 190 states. The United States stood at eighth position, with access to 186 destinations.The United Arab Emirates (UAE) made its way to the top 10 for the first time offering visa-free access to 185 destinations. Its rank jumped from 62nd to 9th position.Henley & Partners CEO Juerg Steffen attributed the UAE's ""meteoric ascent"" to ""deliberate and concerted efforts by the Emirati government to position the UAE as a global hub for business, tourism, and investment.""""Our research has consistently shown a strong correlation between a country's visa-free score and its economic prosperity. Nations with higher visa-free scores tend to enjoy greater GDP per capita, increased foreign direct investment and more robust international trade relationships,"" the press release further stated.","The Pakistani passport has retained its position as the fourth worst at the 100th spot for the fourth consecutive year in a row. The index ranks 199 countries' travel documents based on the number of countries their holders can travel visa-free after analyzing data from the International Air Transport Association (IATA)Singapore secured the top spot once again, with its passport granting visa- free access to a record-breaking 195 destinations.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-112003008,imgsize-562561,width-400,resizemode-4/112003008.jpg"
+UAE jails 57 Bangladeshis for protesting against Sheikh Hasina govt,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/world/middle-east/uae-jails-57-bangladeshis-for-protesting-against-sheikh-hasina-govt/articleshow/111931919.cms,"Factories, banks reopen as curfew is eased after protests taper off
 
-Austria, Finland, Ireland, Luxembourg, Netherlands, South Korea, Sweden
+A UAE court has jailed 57 Bangladeshi citizens to lengthy prison terms for protesting against the Sheikh Hasina government over the controversial quota decision .The Bangladeshi citizens were jailed as unauthorised protests are banned in the Gulf country.Commenting on the case, Amnesty International 's UAE researcher Devin Kenney said it was ""the second mass trial in the UAE this month, with dozens of people sentenced to huge prison terms literally overnight, on charges involving no element of violence"".In a statement to news agency AFP, Kenney said the UAE's ""extreme reaction to the mere existence of a public protest on Emirati soil shows that the state places great priority on suppressing any manifestation of dissent in the country.""Meanwhile, a Bangladeshi student leader on Monday called for a 48-hour halt to the protest against the quota decision, which embroiled the nation in deadly clashes resulting in the death of over 100 people.""We are suspending the shutdown protests for 48 hours,"" Nahid Islam, the top leader of the main protest organiser Students Against Discrimination, told news agency AFP. Nahid Islam demanded the government to ""withdraw the curfew, restore the internet and stop targeting thestudent protesters "" in the halt period.In what could be deciphered as a sign of ease, the halt comes a day after the Bangladesh Supreme Court scaled down the controversial quota decision of the Sheikh Hasina government that facilitated 30 per cent reservation in government jobs to descendants of 1971 war heroes, who fought for the Independent against Pakistani regime.As the situation appears to head towards normalcy, the Bangladesh police have arrested more than 500 people, including some opposition leaders, over days of clashes in the capital Dhaka.""At least 532 people have been arrested over the violence,"" Dhaka Metropolitan Police spokesman Faruk Hossain.""They include some BNP leaders,"" he added, referring to the opposition Bangladesh National Party.After days of deadly violence, normalcy returned to Bangladesh on Wednesday as factories, offices, and banks reopened following the easing of a nationwide curfew enforced by the army. The capital city, Dhaka, saw the return of rush-hour traffic, and broadband internet services were largely restored. However, social media platforms remained suspended in the wake of student-led protests that turned violent last week.Despite the easing of restrictions, Zunaid Ahmed Palak, a junior technology minister, informed reporters that ""For now, all social media will remain shut,"" indicating that the government is still cautious about the potential for further unrest.","UAE court jails 57 Bangladeshi citizens to lengthy prison terms for protesting against the Sheikh Hasina government over the controversial quota decision. Amnesty International says it was ""the second mass trial in the UAE this month, with dozens of people sentenced to huge prison terms literally overnight, on charges involving no element of violence"" Bangladesh police have arrested more than 500 people, including some opposition leaders.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-111932279,imgsize-980583,width-400,resizemode-4/111932279.jpg"
+'Wait till ...': Will Donald Trump debate Kamala Harris?,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/world/us/donald-trump-wont-commit-to-debate-until-harris-formally-nominated/articleshow/112029021.cms,"Debate schedule and nominee status
 
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+Former US President and Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump has announced that he will not engage in a debate with his Democratic rival , Vice President Kamala Harris , until the Democrats formally confirm their nominee. Trump’s decision comes despite Harris’s readiness to participate in a debate.“I have agreed to the previously agreed-upon September 10 debate,” Harris said at Joint Base Andrews upon her return from Houston.“He (Trump) agreed to that previously. Now here he is backpedaling, and I’m ready. The voters deserve to see the split screen that exists in this race on a debate stage.”Trump, who was officially declared the Republican nominee at the party’s convention in Milwaukee earlier this month, is awaiting the Democrats' formal decision on their nominee. Harris is expected to be declared the Democratic nominee at the party’s convention in Chicago in August.“Given the continued political chaos surrounding Crooked Joe Biden and the Democrat Party, general election debate details cannot be finalized until Democrats formally decide on their nominee,” said Trump Campaign Communications Director Steven Cheung in a late-night statement.Cheung further criticized Harris, suggesting that some in the Democratic Party, including former President Barack Obama, doubt her viability as a candidate. “There is a strong sense that Kamala Harris is a Marxist fraud who cannot beat President Trump,” Cheung said.Trump and President Joe Biden had previously agreed to two debates: one on June 27 and another on September 10. However, Biden’s poor performance in the June 27 debate, hosted by CNN, led him to withdraw from the race three weeks later. The September 10 debate was slated to be hosted by ABC News.Trump has expressed willingness to debate Harris, noting that he is not thrilled with ABC. “I want to debate her, and she’ll be no different because they have the same policies,” Trump said earlier this week. He also indicated a willingness to participate in more than one debate.In light of the recent changes, Fox News Media has proposed hosting a debate between Trump and Harris on September 17 in Pennsylvania. “Now that Vice President Kamala Harris is the presumptive Democratic nominee, FOX News Media is amending our proposal for a debate this cycle,” the network stated in letters sent to both campaigns.The proposal suggests holding the debate in Pennsylvania, a key battleground state, just as early voting begins. Fox News Media is open to discussing the exact date, format, and location of the debate, with or without an audience.","Trump and Biden had previously agreed to two debates: one on June 27 and another on September 10. However, Biden’s poor performance in the June 27 debate, hosted by CNN, led him to withdraw from the race. Fox News Media has proposed hosting a debate between Trump and Harris on September 17 in Pennsylvania.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-112029076,imgsize-13146,width-400,resizemode-4/112029076.jpg"
+Harvey Weinstein: Harvey Weinstein hospitalized with Covid-19 and pneumonia,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/world/us/harvey-weinstein-hospitalized-with-covid-19-and-pneumonia/articleshow/112029026.cms,"NEW YORK: Former film mogul Harvey Weinstein has been transferred from a New York City jail to a hospital to undergo treatment for a variety of health problems including Covid-19 and pneumonia in both lungs, his representatives said Thursday.Weinstein, who is awaiting trial in New York on rape and sexual assault charges, was moved from the city's Rikers Island jail complex to a locked ward at Bellevue Hospital.The other conditions he was to be treated for included diabetes, high blood pressure, spinal stenosis, and fluid on his heart and lungs, according to a statement released by Weinstein's publicist that attributed the health information to Craig Rothfeld, Weinstein's prison consultant.""We continue to express our gratitude to the officers, doctors and nurses"" in the city's corrections and public hospital systems ""who saw to it that Mr. Weinstein was immediately transferred to the Bellevue Hospital Prison Ward,"" said the publicist, Juda Engelmayer.Weinstein has had at least one stint at Bellevue before, after he was first brought to New York City for legal proceedings related to his rape case.Weinstein, 72, was found guilty in 2020 of rape and sexual assault. The conviction was tossed out by appeals judges who said jurors shouldn't have heard testimony from women who had accused the film producer of misconduct but whose allegations weren't part of the case.A retrial has been scheduled for November.While his conviction was thrown out, Weinstein has remained behind bars in part because he was sentenced to 16 years in prison in California after he was convicted in a rape case in Los Angeles in 2022.Weinstein has denied that he raped or sexually assaulted anyone.At a recent court hearing, Weinstein's lawyers had said he was in poor health and asked for him to be transferred from the jail to the hospital.","Weinstein, who is awaiting trial in New York on rape and sexual assault charges, was moved from the city's Rikers Island jail complex to a locked ward at Bellevue Hospital. The other conditions he was to be treated for included diabetes, high blood pressure, spinal stenosis, and fluid on his heart and lungs.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-112029053,imgsize-35950,width-400,resizemode-4/112029053.jpg"
+US President Biden told Israeli PM Netanyahu to 'finalize' Gaza deal: White House,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/world/us/us-president-biden-told-israeli-pm-netanyahu-to-finalize-gaza-deal-white-house/articleshow/112028807.cms,"Call for immediate action on ceasefire and humanitarian aid
 
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+US President Joe Biden met with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Thursday to address the ongoing conflict in Gaza . During the meeting, Biden emphasized the urgency of finalizing a ceasefire agreement and securing the release of hostages, according to a White House statement.The White House reported that Biden raised several key issues with Netanyahu, including the need to close remaining gaps in the ceasefire negotiations.Biden urged the Israeli leader to act quickly to finalize the deal and remove obstacles affecting the flow of humanitarian aid into Gaza.The discussion also centered on the ""humanitarian crisis"" in Gaza, with Biden stressing the importance of protecting civilian lives during military operations. The President highlighted the necessity of addressing the urgent needs of those affected by the conflict and ensuring that aid reaches those in need.","US President Joe Biden met with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Thursday to address the ongoing conflict in Gaza. Biden emphasized the urgency of finalizing a ceasefire agreement and securing the release of hostages. The discussion also centered on the ""humanitarian crisis"" in Gaza, with Biden stressing the importance of protecting civilian lives.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-112028784,imgsize-1822960,width-400,resizemode-4/112028784.jpg"
+"'Desperate', 'disgusting': White House on 'sexist' and 'racist' remarks on Kamala Harris",https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/world/us/desperate-disgusting-white-house-on-sexist-and-racist-remarks-on-kamala-harris/articleshow/112028465.cms,"The White House has strongly condemned the escalating ""sexist"" and ""racist"" attacks against Vice President Kamala Harris , which have intensified since she became the presumptive Democratic presidential nominee.White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre described the attacks as ""desperate,"" ""disgusting,"" and a ""dog whistle"" during a recent press conference.Jean-Pierre emphasized that Harris, as the Vice President of the United States, deserves respect for her role in restarting the economy and addressing the pandemic during her nearly four years in office alongside the president. She also highlighted Harris' previous experience as a Senator, underscoring her qualifications for the position.The attacks against Harris have reached such a level that House Speaker Mike Johnson felt compelled to intervene, urging Republican lawmakers to refrain from engaging in such behavior.Jean-Pierre said, ""When you have the speaker of the House, obviously he's a Republican, and this is something that you all have reported, set up a meeting to tell Republican leaders to stop being racist, to stop being misogynist, to stop being sexist, I think that says a lot that they have to be told to not do that.""According to a report by Politico, ""House Republican leaders told lawmakers to focus on criticizing Vice President Kamala Harris' record without reference to her race and gender, following caustic remarks from some Republicans attacking her on the basis of identity.""Former US president and current Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump recently launched a series of attacks against Harris at an election rally in North Carolina. Trump described her as ""unfit to rule"" and a ""radical left lunatic,"" claiming that she would destroy the country if given the chance to hold office.He vowed to prevent such an occurrence, stating, ""We're not going to let that happen.""","White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre described the attacks as ""desperate,"" ""disgusting,"" and a ""dog whistle"" House Speaker Mike Johnson felt compelled to intervene, urging Republican lawmakers to refrain from engaging in such behavior. Former US president and current Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump recently launched a series of attacks against Harris.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-112028511,imgsize-1410665,width-400,resizemode-4/112028511.jpg"
+"Canada Wildfire: Devastating wildfires ravage Jasper, Alberta: Mass evacuations and international firefighting efforts",https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/world/us/devastating-wildfires-ravage-jasper-alberta-mass-evacuations-and-international-firefighting-efforts/articleshow/112028443.cms,"Causes and immediate impact
 
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+Wildfires have wreaked havoc in the Canadian town of Jasper, destroying up to half of the community and prompting mass evacuations . Officials report that the blazes have leveled entire streets in Jasper, located in Alberta’s Jasper National Park, according to the BBC.Triggered by a lightning storm and fanned by powerful winds, the fires have left the once-bustling tourist destination in ruins.Smoldering rubble and charred vehicles now mark the site of what were once homes and businesses. Approximately 20,000 tourists and 5,000 residents have fled the mountainous area.Alberta Premier Danielle Smith, tearful during a news conference on Thursday, struggled to convey the scale of the destruction . She estimated that ""potentially 30 to 50 percent"" of buildings may have been lost. ""There is no denying that this is the worst nightmare for any community,"" Smith said, adding that Jasper National Park had been ""a source of pride"" for many generations.Local business owners are feeling the impact profoundly. Karyn Decore, owner of the Maligne Lodge, was on holiday when she received a photograph of her hotel in flames. ""I was horrified and devastated when I saw that photo,"" she told the BBC. ""It's really hard for everyone to comprehend that we lost one of our properties.""Efforts to combat the blaze have drawn in hundreds of firefighters from around the world, including teams from Australia, New Zealand, Mexico, and South Africa. Pierre Martel, director of the national fire management program at Parks Canada, described the extreme difficulty in containing the fire. ""It [was] just a monster at that point,"" he said. ""There are no tools we have in our toolbox to deal with it.""The flames, reaching heights of up to 100 meters (328 feet) in some areas, spread rapidly. Alberta's Minister for Public Safety, Mike Ellis, recounted how the fire advanced from being 5 km (three miles) outside of Jasper to engulfing the town in less than 30 minutes. ""Any firefighter will tell you there is little to nothing you can do when you have a wall of flames coming at you like that,"" Ellis said. ""Nobody anticipated that fire to come so fast, so large, and so quickly.""Prime Minister Justin Trudeau expressed his gratitude towards the emergency services, saying, ""As the heartbreaking images from Jasper emerge, I want to thank the brave first responders who are in Alberta right now, fighting to save every home and every community they can.""Despite some rainfall overnight, officials from Jasper National Park reported that it had ""no significant impact"" on the wildfire. ""While the rain helped reduce fire activity slightly, it is not enough to have made a meaningful impact on the overall wildfire situation, which remains out of control,"" read a post on the park's social media account.The wildfires in Jasper are part of a broader pattern of severe fire conditions in the region. Last year, a record 2.2 million hectares burned in Alberta between March 1 and October 31. In addition to the fires in Alberta, there are over 45 active blazes in British Columbia, and fires are burning in several US states, including California, Oregon, Washington, Montana, and Utah.","Wildfires have destroyed up to half of the town of Jasper, Alberta, prompting mass evacuations. Approximately 20,000 tourists and 5,000 residents have fled the mountainous area. Alberta Premier Danielle Smith estimated that ""potentially 30 to 50 percent"" of buildings may have been lost. Flames reached heights of up to 100 meters (328 feet) in some areas.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-112028436,imgsize-95050,width-400,resizemode-4/112028436.jpg"
+"Why is US Air Force moving more F-16 near Korean DMZ, forming 'Super Squadron'?",https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/world/us/us-air-force-f-16-presence-near-korean-dmz-forming-super-squadron/articleshow/112028139.cms,"The US Air Force is reportedly bolstering its presence near the Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) that separates North and South Korea by shifting nine additional F-16 fighters to Osan Air Base . This move will create a so-called "" Super Squadron "" at Osan, located only 50 miles south of the DMZ, as reported by Air & Space Forces magazine.The fighters are being relocated from Kunsan Air Base in southwestern Korea to Osan, which will see its 36th Fighter Squadron increase from 22 jets to 31.This year-long test aims to evaluate how this enhancement impacts sortie generation, maintenance, and manpower, and to determine if larger squadrons can maximize combat effectiveness, explained Air & Space Forces magazine.""This test is an opportunity for us to see if squadrons of this size increase our training effectiveness while also increasing our combat capability if deterrence fails,"" Lt Gen. David R. Iverson, commander of the 7th Air Force and deputy commander of US Forces Korea, was quoted as saying.Along with the fighters, approximately 150 Airmen, including pilots, engineers, and combat support personnel, are relocating to Osan Air Base. The bases are roughly 100 miles apart.Iverson acknowledged that these changes might present challenges for Airmen and their families but emphasized that leaders are working to mitigate impacts while ""increasing readiness and warfighting capability.""The 25th Fighter Squadron at Osan remains the only internationally based unit to operate A-10 aircraft. While the timeline for the continued operation of A-10s at the base is uncertain, maintenance contracts with South Korean firms extend until 2029. Some analysts suggest that the increased F-16 presence might lead to an earlier-than-planned retirement of the A-10s from the peninsula.As per reports, this shift is part of the Air Force's broader strategy to adjust its fighter posture. The PACAF 2030 Strategy, released in September 2023, highlighted the need to re-optimize the command's basing to better respond to contemporary crises.In addition to the changes at Osan, the Pentagon recently announced the basing of 36 F-15EX aircraft at Kadena Air Base in Japan, replacing the remaining F-15C/Ds. Misawa Air Base in Japan is also set to receive four dozen F-35As, replacing its 36 F-16s, making it the first foreign base in the Indo-Pacific to host USAF F-35 fighters and the second overall, after RAF Lakenheath in the UK.Former PACAF Commander Gen. Kenneth S. Wilsbach highlighted the increasing dangers posed by China, North Korea, and Russia, underscoring the strategic necessity of these adjustments. Osan first received F-16s in 1988, with Kunsan being the first overseas base to convert from F-4 Phantoms to F-16s in 1981. The current modernization efforts include significant upgrades to the F-16 fleet, enhancing their capabilities with new radar and display technologies.","The US Air Force is reportedly bolstering its presence near the Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) that separates North and South Korea by shifting nine additional F-16 fighters to Osan Air Base. This move will create a so-called "" Super Squadron "" at Osan, located only 50 miles south of the DMZ.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-112028198,imgsize-154611,width-400,resizemode-4/112028198.jpg"
+Mexican drug kingpin 'El Mayo' Zambada and El Chapo's son,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/world/us/mexican-drug-kingpin-el-mayo-zambada-co-founder-of-sinaloa-cartel-and-el-chapo-son-in-us-custody/articleshow/112028045.cms,"Ismael 'El Mayo' Zambada, co-founder of the infamous Sinaloa drug cartel and the son of his former partner, Joaquin ""El Chapo"" Guzman, the two top leaders of Mexico's Sinaloa drug cartel, are now in US custody . They were arrested in Texas, US Attorney General Merrick Garland said in a statement on Thursday.""Ismael Zambada Garcia, or ""El Mayo,"" cofounder of the Cartel, and Joaquin Guzman Lopez, a son of its other cofounder, were arrested today in El Paso, Texas,"" Garland said, calling the cartel ""one of the most violent and powerful drug trafficking organizations in the world.""""Both men are facing multiple charges in the United States for leading the Cartel’s criminal operations, including its deadly fentanyl manufacturing and trafficking networks,"" he added.Zambada, who established the Sinaloa Cartel alongside the now-imprisoned Joaquin ""El Chapo"" Guzman, faces multiple indictments in the United States related to drug trafficking and organized crime. The cartel has long been considered one of the most powerful and dangerous drug trafficking organizations in the world.He, alongside Joaquín “El Chapo” Guzmán, was known for running the cartel’s smuggling operations, but keeping a lower profile. The US Drug Enforcement Administration had offered a reward of up to $15 million for information leading to his capture.In February, US federal prosecutors charged Zambada with conspiracy to manufacture and distribute fentanyl, a potent synthetic opioid. US officials have identified fentanyl as the leading cause of death among Americans aged 18 to 45, highlighting the severe impact of the drug crisis.Zambada's apprehension marks a significant development in the ongoing battle against international drug trafficking . His capture is expected to provide US authorities with critical insights into the operations of the Sinaloa Cartel, which has been responsible for smuggling vast quantities of narcotics into the United States over the past several decades.The detention represents a major victory for law enforcement agencies in both the United States and Mexico, who have long sought to bring him to justice.","Ismael 'El Mayo' Zambada and Joaquin Guzman Lopez were arrested in Texas. Zambada is the co-founder of the infamous Sinaloa drug cartel. Guzman is the son of his former partner, Joaquin ""El Chapo"" Guzman.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-112028157,imgsize-49312,width-400,resizemode-4/112028157.jpg"
+'I will not be silent': Kamala Harris tells Israeli PM Netanyahu 'it is time' to finalize hostage deal and end Gaza war,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/world/us/i-will-not-be-silent-kamala-harris-tells-israeli-pm-netanyahu-it-is-time-to-finalize-hostage-deal-and-end-gaza-war/articleshow/112028066.cms,"Vice President Kamala Harris , the presumptive Democratic presidential nominee, urged Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to finalize a peace deal and expressed her unwillingness to remain silent on the humanitarian crisis in Gaza. This marks a departure from the approach of outgoing President Joe Biden, who largely exercised behind-the-scenes pressure on Israel.Speaking to reporters after her meeting with Netanyahu, Harris condemned the ongoing conflict, saying, ""What has happened in Gaza over the past nine months is devastating.The images of dead children and desperate hungry people fleeing for safety, sometimes displaced for the second, third or fourth time. We cannot look away in the face of these tragedies. We cannot allow ourselves to become numb to the suffering and I will not be silent.""Harris, who assumed the Democratic presidential nomination after Biden announced he would not seek re-election, emphasized the urgency of addressing the humanitarian crisis during her ""frank"" discussion with Netanyahu. ""I expressed with the prime minister my serious concern about the scale of human suffering in Gaza, including the death of far too many innocent civilians. And I made clear my serious concern about the dire humanitarian situation there.""In addition to calling for a Palestinian state, Harris urged both Israel and Hamas to agree to a ceasefire and release hostages to end the conflict, which began with Hamas's October 7 attack on Israel. ""As I just told Prime Minister Netanyahu, it is time to get this deal done,"" she asserted.Harris's forthright stance contrasts sharply with the earlier amicable exchange between Biden and Netanyahu, despite underlying tensions and questions about Biden's influence. Netanyahu praised Biden, saying, ""From a proud Zionist Jew to a proud Zionist Irish American, I want to thank you for 50 years of public service and 50 years of support for the State of Israel. And I look forward to discussing with you today and working with you in the months ahead.""While Harris has previously been more vocal about Gaza than Biden, White House officials maintain there is no significant policy divergence between them. The White House stated that Biden would emphasize the need for ""compromise"" in a deal, following Netanyahu's assertive speech to the US Congress.Biden and Netanyahu also met with families of US hostages held in Gaza, who expressed cautious optimism about a potential new ceasefire proposal. ""We feel probably more optimistic than we have since the first round of releases in late November,"" said Jonathan Dekel-Chen, father of American hostage Sagui Dekel-Chen.Protests erupted outside the White House, echoing the demonstrations during Netanyahu's Congressional address. Despite ongoing US military aid to Israel since the October 7 attacks, relations with Netanyahu have been strained by Israel's war conduct and suspicions of stalling on a peace deal.The Hamas attack on October 7 resulted in 1,197 deaths in Israel, predominantly civilians, with 111 of the 251 hostages taken still held in Gaza. Israel's retaliatory offensive has resulted in at least 39,175 Palestinian deaths in Gaza, according to the territory's health ministry.","Vice President Kamala Harris met with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. She expressed her unwillingness to remain silent on the humanitarian crisis in Gaza. This marks a departure from the approach of outgoing President Joe Biden, who largely exercised behind-the-scenes pressure on Israel.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-112028094,imgsize-91234,width-400,resizemode-4/112028094.jpg"
+What's this California law that Musk says 'killed' his son?,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/world/us/whats-this-california-law-that-musk-says-killed-his-son/articleshow/112027765.cms,"On July 17, the world's richest man Elon Musk declared he would pluck the headquarters of two of his companies - SpaceX and X - from California and plant them in Texas. Was it to save on income tax? No, Musk's sudden decision seemed to be shaped by ideology.""This is the final straw,"" he wrote on X, blaming a new California law that requires schools to keep parents in the dark about changes in their children's gender identities.""Because of this law and the many others that preceded it, attacking both families and companies, SpaceX will now move its HQ from Hawthorne, California, to Starbase, Texas,"" he wrote. As for X, it's going to Austin.Why did Musk react so strongly to this law? Was it because one of his 12 children is a transgender woman who broke all ties with him two years ago?Musk had five sons from his first marriage to Canadian author Justine Wilson. Twins Xavier and Griffin were born in 2004, followed by triplets Damian, Kai and Saxon in 2006.In 2020, amid the Covid pandemic, 16-year-old Xavier Alexander Musk came out as trans but didn't inform Papa Musk, according to the latter's biographer Walter Isaacson. Instead, Xavier texted Elon's sister-in-law: ""Hey, I'm transgender, and my name is now Jenna. Don't tell my dad.""Isaacson says Elon was ""generally sanguine"" about Xavier's transition. Until then he had seemingly embraced diversity and supported LGBTQ rights. In 2018, for example, he ticked off someone for a now-deleted post against Pride Month: ""Don't buy our car if that's a problem. People should be free to live their lives where their heart takes them.""But this was before Jenna officially changed her gender to female and her name to Vivian Jenna Wilson on turning 18 in 2022. She took her mother's surname to disassociate herself from her father, and said in her petition: ""I no longer live with or wish to be related to my biological father in any way, shape or form.""At the time, Musk had criticised the press for publishing Jenna's (she goes by her middle name) story. ""I think it is important to defend her right to privacy. Please don't out someone against their will - it's not right.""It's ironic that the new law that Musk called his 'last straw' aims to do just that - not out anyone against their will, not even to their parents.Two days before Musk decided to quit California, state governor Gavin Newsom had signed the divisive bill AB-1955, better known as SAFETY (Support Academic Futures and Educators for Today's Youth Act) into law. Musk says he had cautioned Newsom ""about a year ago that laws of this nature would force families and companies to leave California to protect their children"". So what, according to Musk, was so dangerous about this law?The law is firstly meant to protect LGBTQ+ students in schools. Nobody at school is allowed to ""disclose any information related to a pupil's sexual orientation, gender identity , or gender expression to any other person (including parents) without the pupil's consent"".Secondly, it shields school staff from the management. They cannot make any rule that forces staff to disclose information about a child's sexual orientation or gender identity to a third person. They also cannot retaliate against an employee or contractor who stands up for students in this regard.To Musk, AB-1955 is nothing but a symptom of the ""woke mind virus"" that he's been complaining about since his estrangement with Jenna. Most recently, on July 22, he brought it up in an interview with Canadian psychologist and conservative commentator Jordan Peterson, saying, ""My son is dead - killed by the woke mind virus"".So, shortly after AB-1955 became law, Musk tweeted: ""The state will take away your kids in California."" His biographer says Musk is waging war against ""woke"" thinking because the rift with Jenna has hurt him ""more than anything in his life since the infant death of his first child, Nevada."" Musk told Isaacson: ""I've made many overtures, but she doesn't want to spend time with me.""He had also indicated his opposition to laws like AB-1955 last year, when he tweeted: ""Consenting adults should do whatever makes them happy, provided it does not harm others, but a child is not capable of consent, which is why we have laws protecting minors.""The same day he wrote: ""I will be actively lobbying to criminalise making severe, irreversible changes to children below the age of consent.""In conversation with Peterson last Monday, Musk described gender-reassignment surgery as ""child mutilation and sterilisation"". He stressed that Xavier had been ""killed"" after he received gender-affirming treatments such as puberty-blockers. By stalling the production of sex hormones in teens, these drugs halt changes associated with puberty.On his own role in the process, he said, ""I was essentially tricked into signing documents for one of my older boys. This was really before I had any understanding of what was going on, and we had Covid going on, so there was a lot of confusion."" Musk says he agreed to put his son through gender-affirming care only because he was told there was a risk of the boy committing suicide.",Elon Musk is moving the headquarters of SpaceX and X from California to Texas. He blamed a new California law that requires schools to keep parents in the dark about changes in their children's gender identities. One of his 12 children is a transgender woman who broke all ties with him two years ago.,"https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-112027806,imgsize-65084,width-400,resizemode-4/112027806.jpg"
+Imran Khan Oxford University: Jailed Imran Khan to run for Oxford University Chancellor post? Internet can't keep calm,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/world/pakistan/jailed-imran-khan-to-run-for-oxford-university-chancellor-post-internet-cant-keep-calm/articleshow/112018298.cms,"Imran Khan up against Tony Blair, Boris Johnson?
 
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-A passport is an indispensable tool for international travel. It is an essential document that provides identification and citizenship verification, enabling people to lawfully travel foreign boundaries. Travelling abroad nowadays requires a passport given the linked world we live in. Being able to access new cultures, possibilities, and experiences makes it a vital tool for international mobility.A global database called the Henley Passport Index assesses 199 passports a year and publishes a list of the top passports every month.This index is a useful tool for figuring out how powerful certain passports are in comparison. The International Air Transport Authority (IATA) provides the data that determines the ranking of passports on the Henley Passport Index. IATA's extensive database of travel information and international agreements forms the backbone of this evaluation.A high-ranking passport on the Henley Passport Index signifies a country's strong diplomatic ties and the ability to negotiate favourable terms for its citizens. Discover the formidable passports in the world.According to the Henley Passport Index, Singapore is the top-ranked nation, providing visa-free travel to 195 nations. This outstanding accomplishment, which makes Singapore's passport the most powerful in the world, demonstrates the country's vast diplomatic efforts and international accords. Holders of a Singaporean passport have unrivalled freedom to travel, allowing them to see a wide range of places without having to deal with the burden of getting visas.According to the Henley Passport Index, these five nations are ranked second together and offer visa-free travel to 194 out of 227 countries. Thanks to their numerous international accords and strong diplomatic ties, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, and Spain enable their nationals to travel quite easily to a wide range of countries. This high rating is a reflection of these countries' strong diplomatic networks and worldwide impact.Seven nations—Austria, Finland, Ireland, Luxembourg, Netherlands, South Korea, and Sweden—are ranked third and provide visa-free travel to 193 nations. These countries have a strong diplomatic relationship and have obtained many visa-waiver agreements, giving their residents broad freedom of travel. Their impressive standing in the Henley Passport Index demonstrates their dedication to promoting global mobility and collaboration.At rank 4, Belgium, Denmark, and the United Kingdom allow visa-free access to 192 countries. The passports of these countries are highly regarded, reflecting their strong international relationships and successful negotiation of numerous visa-waiver agreements. Citizens of Belgium, Denmark, and the United Kingdom benefit from considerable travel freedom, able to visit a wide variety of countries with minimal entry restrictions.Norway, Portugal, and Switzerland are tied for fifth place, with their passport holders being able to enter 191 countries without a need for a visa. The passports of these nations are highly prized, representing their wide diplomatic reach and solid international relations. Significant travel benefits are available to citizens of Norway, Portugal, and Switzerland, demonstrating the respect and influence these countries have around the world.Sixth place goes to Australia, Greece, Malta, and New Zealand, which offer visa-free travel to 190 nations. These nations' passports are respected for their capacity to make international travel easier. This ranking reflects their successful diplomatic efforts and negotiated visa-waiver agreements that enable its residents to travel extensively without requiring a visa.Seventh place goes to Canada, Czechia, Hungary, and Poland, whose passport holders can visit 189 countries without a need for a visa. These countries have developed robust diplomatic networks and a plethora of international accords, guaranteeing their residents a great deal of freedom when it comes to travel. The Henley Passport Index places them highly, highlighting the influence and worldwide mobility of their passports.With 188 nations that do not require a visa for citizens, the United States comes in seventh place. Although the U.S. passport continues to be among the strongest in the world, its standing has somewhat declined from prior years. However, significant travel freedoms and visa-free entry to a variety of countries are available to American citizens.187 countries are visa-free for Estonia, Lithuania, and the United Arab Emirates, who tie for ninth place. Gaining visa-waiver agreements and improving diplomatic ties are major achievements for these nations. Because of this, their residents have extensive travel privileges, which reflects these countries' increasing power and respect on the international scene.Tenth place goes to Latvia, Slovakia, and Slovenia, all of which offer visa-free travel to 186 nations. These countries have negotiated many international agreements with success, granting their residents unrestricted travel to a wide range of locations. The respect they enjoy in the international community and their vigorous diplomatic efforts are demonstrated by the high ranking of their passports.","The Henley Passport Index assesses 199 passports a year and publishes a list of the top passports every month. Singapore is the top-ranked nation, providing visa-free travel to 195 nations. Holders of a Singaporean passport have unrivalled freedom to travel, allowing them to see a wide range of places without having to deal the burden of getting visas.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-111936613,imgsize-22492,width-400,resizemode-4/111936613.jpg"
-UAE jails 57 Bangladeshis for protesting against Sheikh Hasina govt,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/world/middle-east/uae-jails-57-bangladeshis-for-protesting-against-sheikh-hasina-govt/articleshow/111931919.cms,"A UAE court has jailed 57 Bangladeshi citizens to lengthy prison terms for protesting against the Sheikh Hasina government over the controversial quota decision .The Bangladeshi citizens were jailed as unauthorised protests are banned in the Gulf country.Commenting on the case, Amnesty International 's UAE researcher Devin Kenney said it was ""the second mass trial in the UAE this month, with dozens of people sentenced to huge prison terms literally overnight, on charges involving no element of violence"".In a statement to news agency AFP, Kenney said the UAE's ""extreme reaction to the mere existence of a public protest on Emirati soil shows that the state places great priority on suppressing any manifestation of dissent in the country.""Meanwhile, a Bangladeshi student leader on Monday called for a 48-hour halt to the protest against the quota decision, which embroiled the nation in deadly clashes resulting in the death of over 100 people.""We are suspending the shutdown protests for 48 hours,"" Nahid Islam, the top leader of the main protest organiser Students Against Discrimination, told news agency AFP. Nahid Islam demanded the government to ""withdraw the curfew, restore the internet and stop targeting thestudent protesters "" in the halt period.In what could be deciphered as a sign of ease, the halt comes a day after the Bangladesh Supreme Court scaled down the controversial quota decision of the Sheikh Hasina government that facilitated 30 per cent reservation in government jobs to descendants of 1971 war heroes, who fought for the Independent against Pakistani regime.As the situation appears to head towards normalcy, the Bangladesh police have arrested more than 500 people, including some opposition leaders, over days of clashes in the capital Dhaka.""At least 532 people have been arrested over the violence,"" Dhaka Metropolitan Police spokesman Faruk Hossain.""They include some BNP leaders,"" he added, referring to the opposition Bangladesh National Party.","57 Bangladeshi citizens jailed as unauthorised protests are banned in the Gulf country. Amnesty International's Devin Kenney said it was ""the second mass trial in the UAE this month"" A student leader on Monday called for a 48-hour halt to the protest against the quota decision.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-111932279,imgsize-980583,width-400,resizemode-4/111932279.jpg"
-"Murdoch engaged in legal battle with children over succession, NYT reports",https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/world/us/murdoch-engaged-in-legal-battle-with-children-over-succession-nyt-reports/articleshow/112002212.cms,"Media mogul Rupert Murdoch is engaged in a legal battle against three of his children to ensure that his eldest son and chosen successor, Lachlan Murdoch , will remain in charge of his media empire, the New York Times reported on Wednesday.Murdoch is trying to expand Lachlan Murdoch's voting power in the Murdoch Family Trust to secure a majority and ensure that he cannot be challenged by the siblings, the report said, citing a sealed court document.The Reno, Nevada-based family trust holds the family's shares in Murdoch's vast collection of television networks and newspapers through the companies News Corp and Fox Corp .Lachlan Murdoch is chairman of News Corp, whose publications include the Wall Street Journal and the Sun, and chair and chief executive of Fox Corp.The trust currently has eight votes: four controlled by Murdoch, and the remaining four controlled by the four children from his first two marriages. Murdoch's youngest daughters, Chloe and Grace, from his third wife, Wendi Deng, do not have voting rights in the trust.In court, Murdoch is arguing that having Lachlan Murdoch run the company without interference from his more politically moderate siblings - James, Elisabeth and Prudence Murdoch - will help preserve its conservative editorial stance, thus protecting the commercial value for all his heirs, the report said.Fox Corp, News Corp, and Murdoch's lawyer did not respond to Reuters requests for comment while the lawyer for the three children involved in the legal battle could not immediately be reached.Fox News continues to be the number one US cable news network, playing an influential role in US politics, particularly among Republicans who prize Fox's conservative-leaning audience.Murdoch was that worried that a ""lack of consensus"" among his four children ""would impact the strategic direction at both companies including a potential reorientation of editorial policy and content,"" the report said, adding that he also wishes to hand Lachlan Murdoch ""permanent"" and ""exclusive"" control over the company, citing the court's decision.","Murdoch is trying to expand Lachlan Murdoch's voting power in the Murdoch Family Trust to secure a majority and ensure that he cannot be challenged by the siblings. Murdoch's youngest daughters, Chloe and Grace, from his third wife, Wendi Deng, do not have voting rights in the trust.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-112002259,imgsize-1130974,width-400,resizemode-4/112002259.jpg"
-US election: Kamala Harris’ Indian heritage is deeply felt if little advertised,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/world/us/us-election-kamala-harris-indian-heritage-is-deeply-felt-if-little-advertised/articleshow/112001982.cms,"To most who saw the quotation being circulated this week as a meme, it was just something funny that Kamala Harris said in a speech in 2023: “You think you just fell out of a coconut tree?”But for many Indians and Indian Americans , the line, which Harris attributed to her mother, is layered with extra meaning. Tamil Nadu, the South Indian state where her mother’s family is from, is one of India’s largest growers of coconut palms.It’s also the kind of thing an Indian parent might say.Harris, the vice president and Democratic candidate for president, neither advertises nor shies away from her Indian heritage . She slips in references to it. She also deploys it strategically.Last year, Harris spoke of her deep personal connection to India at a luncheon in Washington for Narendra Modi, the Indian prime minister, whom the United States has been courting. Harris’ introduction to the concepts of equality, freedom and democracy came from her Indian grandfather, she said, with whom she went on long walks during her visits to Chennai, India.“It is these lessons I learned at a very young age that first inspired my interest in public service,” she said.Harris grew up in California, the daughter of an Indian mother and Jamaican father, and she identifies as Black and South Asian.In India, her sudden elevation to likely presidential nominee after President Joe Biden’s exit from the race has added to a general sense of pride in the country’s rise in global stature. But Indian news coverage has not focused much on her Indian heritage. While Harris maintains family ties in Tamil Nadu and has talked about her visits every other year to India as a child, she has not made any official trips to India as vice president, and before that had not visited since 2009.Her candidacy resonates more in the Indian American community, even if Harris is seen as identifying more as Black than as Indian. Many Indian Americans see Harris as another example of the diaspora’s success and influence, including in politics, with growing numbers of Indian American lawmakers and candidates at the highest levels. (The five members of the House with Indian roots sometimes use the nickname “samosa caucus.”)When Biden chose Harris as his running mate in 2020, “there was something other than pride,” said Shoba Viswanathan, who oversees civic engagement for Indiaspora, a nonprofit. “She normalizes us, in a way; she is a visible representation of Indians in public service.”If she wins the White House, Harris seems unlikely to vastly reshape American ties to India. She does not share the same personal relationship with Modi that he was widely seen to have with her opponent in the presidential race, Donald Trump. But she would be likely to continue the Biden administration’s broad effort to bring India closer as a counterweight to China, foreign policy experts said.Domestically, her expected nomination would be unlikely to significantly alter the voting pattern of Indian Americans, who already overwhelmingly lean Democratic, said Sanjoy Chakravorty, an author of a 2016 book on the rise of Indian Americans.“Indian Americans are one of the most consistent Democratic voters of any ethnic group,” said Chakravorty, a professor at Temple University. “Will they be proud of Kamala Harris? For sure. Will they look to Trump with fear? For sure. Will they vote for the Democratic Party? Guaranteed.”While many Indian Americans support Modi, a conservative Hindu nationalist, as a driver of India’s ascent, they are more politically liberal in the American context. Many of them worry about gun violence and immigration policy as well as racist or religious attacks, and they tend to view the Democratic Party as better on those issues, Chakravorty said.Harris’ campaign could benefit financially from Indian Americans, who represent a little over 1% of the U.S. population but are among the wealthiest and most influential diaspora communities. In 2020, the community poured millions of dollars into the Biden Victory Fund, galvanized by Harris’ selection as Biden’s vice presidential pick.In India, much of the focus on Harris’ candidacy has been about where she might take American foreign policy. If she is elected, it could do a lot to ease India’s long-standing suspicions of U.S. intentions in the region, said Gautam Mukunda, a research fellow at the Harvard Kennedy School’s Center for Public Leadership.The idea that “if the Americans are willing to put an Indian American in the White House, they can’t be that bad” could bring the countries closer and alter a relationship that has been more transactional and less about shared values, Mukunda said.Modi, a consummate politician with a flair for showmanship who is determined to transform India into a superpower, did not hesitate to advertise his relationship with Trump when he was in the White House.In 2020, Modi laid out a grand welcome for Trump’s presidential visit to India, arranging for a massive crowd to greet him. The previous year, the two leaders shared the stage at an event in Texas called “Howdy, Modi!” Thousands of Indian Americans had gathered to cheer Modi’s election win that year.Harris and Modi have displayed no such chemistry. In 2019, Harris supported an Indian American House member, Pramila Jayapal, D-Wash., when Jayapal urged the Indian government to restore phone lines and internet connections in the disputed territory of Kashmir after Modi abruptly revoked its special status.The resolution angered the Modi government. India’s external affairs minister, Subrahmanyam Jaishankar, refused to attend a meeting with the House Foreign Affairs Committee because Jayapal would be present.If she wins in November, Harris will face a delicate task in navigating the relationship with Modi, said Shubhajit Roy, diplomatic editor of the newspaper The Indian Express.She will have to balance “India’s record on human rights, her thinking on which has been pretty pronounced, and its growing role as a regional and aspirational power that provides an important counterweight to the common China threat,” Roy said. So far, American leaders have tilted much more toward wooing Modi, remaining largely silent as he has demonized India’s 200 million Muslims.For now, though, Harris is focused on her presidential campaign. Her supporters, including Indian Americans, have taken up a social media chant: “In Sanskrit, Kamala means ‘lotus.’ In America, it means POTUS” — president of the United States.They have also embraced the “coconut tree” quote, which Harris used while speaking at an event in May 2023. In making the point that people don’t exist in silos, she borrowed an idiom from her mother, Shyamala Gopalan, who was a breast cancer researcher and died in 2009 at age 71.“My mother used to — she would give us a hard time sometimes, and she would say to us, ‘I don’t know what’s wrong with you young people. You think you just fell out of a coconut tree?’” She added, “You exist in the context of all in which you live and what came before you.”Initially used by Republicans to mock and exoticize Harris, the line has since become a rallying cry for her supporters, who have gleefully embraced coconut memes, coconut emojis and piña coladas.To Mukunda, the Harvard research fellow, the memes show a growing acceptance of diversity by many Americans that goes beyond the color of a person’s skin to include cultural references and idioms.Coconuts have played another role in Harris’ life. When she was running for California attorney general, Harris asked an aunt who lived in Chennai to break coconuts at a Hindu temple for luck. Coconuts are considered auspicious in Hinduism and are regularly offered to the gods at religious ceremonies.","Kamala Harris is the daughter of an Indian mother and Jamaican father. She identifies as Black and South Asian. In India, her sudden elevation to likely presidential nominee has added to a general sense of pride. She seems unlikely to vastly reshape American ties to India.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-112001974,imgsize-1513515,width-400,resizemode-4/112001974.jpg"
-Full text: Joe Biden's speech explaining why he withdrew from 2024 US presidential race,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/world/us/full-text-joe-bidens-speech-explaining-why-he-withdrew-from-2024-us-presidential-race/articleshow/112001726.cms,"""Americans are going to have to choose between moving forward or backward, between hope and hate, between unity and division,"" Biden said.
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-America is going to have to choose between moving forward or backward, between hope and hate, between unity and division. We have to decide, do we still believe in honesty, decency, respect, freedom, justice and democracy? In this moment, we can see those we disagree with not as enemies, but as fellow Americans. Can we do that? Does character in public life still matter?
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+Pakistan's former prime minister Imran Khan is reportedly planning to apply for the position of the chancellor at Oxford University after the post became vacant following the resignation of Lord Patten. Imran Khan is in jail on charges of inciting protests and violence against the military last year. Reacting to the viral news, Imran Khan's aide Sayed Z Bukhari said the decision has not been taken whether Imran Khan would contest but there are consultations going on.""No decision has been made about Imran Khan running for Chancellor of Oxford University , however we have a series of consultations regarding it today and will be decided in the next 24-48hrs,"" Bukhari posted.According to the UK Telegraph, the elections for the chancellor post will be held online for the first time. Generally, the post goes to graduates of the university, mostly politicians.Imran Khan graduated from Oxford in 1972, studied economics and politics at Keble College and also captained the cricket team of the university. In 2005, Imran Khan became the chancellor of Bradford University and hence if he becomes the Oxford chancellor, it will not be his first such role.Reports said Imran Khan's team cited public demand that he should contest but it will be a tough one as Boris Johnson, Tony Blair -- the former UK PMs -- are also in the race.The news came as Imran Khan's Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf faces crisis in the country with the present government planning to ban the party. Information minister Attaullah Tarar recently announced the decision that the government will ban the party after seeing all available evidence in connection with last year's protests.71-year-old Imran Khan has been in the Adiala Jail for almost a year for his conviction in four cases -- two Toshakhana references, the cipher case, and the Iddat case, in which his wife, Bushra Bibi, is also jailed.",Imran Khan is reportedly planning to apply for the position of the chancellor at Oxford University. The post became vacant following the resignation of Lord Patten. Imran Khan is in jail on charges of inciting protests and violence against the military last year. The elections for the chancellor post will be held online for the first time.,"https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-112018570,imgsize-1100500,width-400,resizemode-4/112018570.jpg"
+Ahmadiyya Persecution Pakistan: UN experts urge halt to violence against Ahmadis in Pakistan,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/world/pakistan/un-experts-urge-halt-to-violence-against-ahmadis-in-pakistan/articleshow/112012460.cms,"GENEVA: United Nations experts on Thursday voiced grave concern at reports of surging discrimination and violence against Pakistan's Ahmadi minority community, including extrajudicial killings and attacks on places of worship.The Ahmadiyya sect, considered heretics by fundamentalist groups, has been persecuted for decades in Pakistan but threats and intimidation have risen in recent years.""We are alarmed by ongoing reports of violence and discrimination against the Ahmadiyya community in Pakistan,"" said the eight independent experts, including the special rapporteurs on extrajudicial executions, on freedom of expression and freedom of religion.""Urgent measures are necessary to respond to these violent attacks and the broader atmosphere of hatred and discrimination which feeds it,"" they said in a statement.The experts, who are appointed by the UN Human Rights Council but who do not speak on behalf of the United Nations, highlighted a number of specific incidents over recent months.Those included the extrajudicial killing of two Ahmadis in Saad Ullah Pur on July 8 and the killing on March 4 of the president of the Ahmadiyya community in Bahawalpur district.They also noted reports of an alarming number of attacks on Ahmadi places of worshipand cemeteries since the beginning of the year, including some that had led to the serious injury of worshippers.The statement also highlighted a number of alleged arbitrary arrests of Ahmadi worshippers over religious holiday periods ""to obstruct their participation in their religious practices"".Ahmadis consider themselves Muslims, and their faith is identical to mainstream Islam in almost every way.But their belief that the movement's founder Mirza Ghulam Ahmad was the ""mahdi"" or messiah has marked them as blasphemous unbelievers, particularly in Pakistan. There are around 500,000 Amadis in Pakistan according to their community leadership.The constitution has branded them non-Muslims since 1974, and a 1984 law forbids them from claiming their faith as Islamic or openly practising Islamic rituals.""Ahmadis' right to peacefully manifest their beliefs must be respected,"" the experts insisted, warning that ""judicial harassment serves to normalise violence against Ahmadis by non-State actors"".They welcomed Pakistan National Assembly 's adoption last month of a resolution urging federal and provincial governments to ensure the safety and security of all Pakistani citizens including religious minorities.But, they cautioned, ""such good-faith efforts to counter discriminatory discourse will be ineffective unless they address its structural drivers, (including) blasphemy laws and discriminatory legal provisions "".","The Ahmadiyya sect has been persecuted for decades in Pakistan. Threats and intimidation have risen in recent years. There are around 500,000 Amadis in Pakistan according to their community leadership. The constitution has branded them non-Muslims since 1974.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-112012763,imgsize-329645,width-400,resizemode-4/112012763.jpg"
+'Spend quality time with boss': Pakistan woman gets 'special' request while applying for job,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/world/pakistan/quality-time-with-boss-pakistan-woman-shares-terrifying-job-application-experience/articleshow/112005311.cms,"A Pakistani woman, Adina Hira , recently shared her harrowing experience on X while seeking employment with the Giga Group in Islamabad.She came across inappropriate requests by hiring manager while applying for a trainee and office assistant position as a fresh graduate via the Indeed app.Hira shared screenshots of her conversation with the person who contacted her about the job on X saying ""Being a girl in Pakistan is too difficult.'""I applied for a job on the Indeed website, which was for fresh graduates, and this is the message I received.It's unbelievable!! Who knows how many innocent girls they must have taken advantage of. When a fresh graduate looks for a job. They either encounter such disgusting people or those with wealthy parents who get in through references. This country is hell!,"" said Hira in her post on X.The screenshots revealed that an executive named Sadam Bukhari contacted Hira on Indeed, providing details about the job description, duties, requirements, pay, allowances, and other benefits. However, in a subsequent WhatsApp conversation, the person described Hira's job duties and mentioned that she would need to ""cooperate"" with her manager. When Hira inquired about the nature of this cooperation, the individual responded, ""Have to spend some quality time with your boss."" Outraged by this response, Hira confronted the person and promptly blocked him on the application.However, Giga Group of Companies shortly addressed the issue, clarifying that it was a fake advertisement. The company stated on LinkedIn that the individual claiming to be a Giga Group representative in the post was not associated with them.""The person is not associated with Giga Group and we have already initiated legal action through FIA against him. The only authentic platforms for job opportunities in Giga Group are our official website and social media platforms,"" said the company.","Adina Hira came across inappropriate requests by hiring manager while applying for a trainee and office assistant position as a fresh graduate. Hira shared screenshots of her conversation with the person who contacted her about the job on X saying ""Being a girl in Pakistan is too difficult'""","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-112005655,imgsize-498113,width-400,resizemode-4/112005655.jpg"
+"Imran Khan's party holds hunger strike outside Parliament House in Pakistan against injustice, unfairness",https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/world/pakistan/imran-khans-party-holds-hunger-strike-outside-parliament-house-in-pakistan-against-injustice-unfairness/articleshow/111968344.cms,"ISLAMABAD: Jailed former Pakistan prime minister Imran Khan 's Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf on Tuesday kicked off a token hunger strike by setting up a camp outside the Parliament House in Islamabad . The decision to launch this protest comes a day after authorities raided the PTI central office in the capital and arrested its information secretary Raoof Hasan, followed by sealing off the office building.Pakistani authorities sealed the central office of Khan's party here over violation of safety standards.Islamabad's Metropolitan Corporation took action on Monday amidst rising legal challenges faced by Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) and its founder Khan.PTI chief Gohar Khan told journalists outside the Parliament that the hunger strike would be observed daily till 8 pm as a token protest to press for the release of 71-year-old former cricketer-turned-politician and reverse the injustice being done to the party.He said the protest conveyed the party's position against the ""injustice, unfairness, and the illegal and unconstitutional things that are happening [to us].""""The PTI founder (Khan) and his wife have been imprisoned for no reason. This camp will continue till the release of the PTI founder,"" he said.Khan has been imprisoned at the high-security Adiala Jail in Rawalpindi for almost a year upon his conviction in three cases - the Toshakhana corruption case, the cipher case, and the un-Islamic marriage case -- in which his wife, Bushra Bibi, is also jailed.Though Khan had secured bail or his conviction was set aside, he has not been released.Khan was arrested on August 5 last year after his conviction in the first Toshakhana corruption case filed by the Election Commission of Pakistan. Since then, he has been kept in jail in various cases.Gohar also said that the party's reservations regarding ""illegal and unconstitutional actions"" had been conveyed to National Assembly Speaker Ayaz Sadiq and the party decided to raise voice for the PTI lawmakers and their families who were being picked up.He also strongly condemned the sealing of the party's secretariat in the federal capital.Former National Assembly speaker Asad Qaiser said that the major demand was to set Khan and his wife free.""Our first demand is to release the PTI founder, his wife Bushra Bibi and other detainees, including Raoof Hasan and party workers,"" he said.He also demanded the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) led coalition government to immediately resign over ""bad governance and mismanaging the economy"".The strike came as authorities were gradually increasing pressure on the PTI, which continued to target the establishment and the government. Despite dozens of cases against Khan, he has refused to soften his tone and instead routinely criticise the Army leadership.PTI leaders have also kept up the pressure on the government by calling it illegal which allegedly came to power through fraudulent elections.","Pakistani authorities sealed the central office of Imran Khan's party here over violation of safety standards. Khan was arrested on August 5 last year after his conviction in the first Toshakhana corruption case filed by the Election Commission of Pakistan. Since then, he has been kept in jail in various cases.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-111968346,imgsize-34208,width-400,resizemode-4/111968346.jpg"
+"Imran Khan's house used as 'terrorist training hub', claims Maryam Nawaz",https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/world/pakistan/imran-khans-house-used-as-terrorist-training-hub-claims-maryam-nawaz/articleshow/111965676.cms,"NEW DELHI: Jailed ex-Pakitan PM Imran Khan 's house in Lahore was used as a "" training hub for terrorists "", claimed Punjab province CM Maryam Nawaz on Tuesday.She said terrorists used Khan's house to make petrol bombs and planned attacks on the state.Maryam Nawaz, the daughter of former Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif , has accused Imran Khan, the leader of the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI), of orchestrating attacks on government buildings and military installations during the May 9, 2023 riots.She alleged that Khan feigned leg injuries for four months while planning these attacks.According to The Express Tribune, Maryam condemned the PTI as a group focused on creating chaos and damaging the state. She claimed that Khan's residence in Lahore, Zaman Park, had become a ""training hub for terrorists "", where petrol bombs were made and attacks on the state were planned.The May 9 riots erupted across Pakistan after Khan was arrested by the National Accountability Bureau (NAB) in a corruption case. Hundreds of PTI workers and senior leaders were arrested for their involvement in the violence and attacks on military installations, including the Jinnah House, ISI building in Faisalabad, and General Headquarters (GHQ) in Rawalpindi.Maryam also accused the PTI of conspiring to default the country, writing letters to the International Monetary Fund, waving cipher messages, and disrespecting memorials as part of a larger plot. She called for strict action against the PTI under the Constitution and law, citing national security and interests.The chief minister further criticized the PTI for alienating friendly countries, making baseless accusations against the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC), and disrupting Chinese President Xi Jinping's visit in 2014 by staging a sit-in. She recounted PTI's previous attacks on Parliament, PTV, and the Prime Minister's house, and accused them of violence against police officers and desecrating the Supreme Court's walls.In March, Minister for Information and Broadcasting Ataullah Tarar said that a handful of ""miscreants"" associated with the PTI were bent upon sabotaging Pakistan's deal with the IMF, which he said was crucial for economic stability.He said that at the protest, activists belonging to PTI were urging the IMF to give funds to Pakistan only if their jailed leader was released, regretting that activists of an ""anti-national"" party continued to hold sit-ins and protests outside the IMF offices. He said the protesters only wanted to sabotage the IMF deal because their dream was to make Pakistan default.","Maryam Nawaz, the daughter of former Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif, has accused Imran Khan of orchestrating attacks on government buildings and military installations. She alleged that Khan feigned leg injuries for four months while planning these attacks. Maryam also accused the PTI of conspiring to default the country, writing letters to the International Monetary Fund.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-111967163,imgsize-17502,width-400,resizemode-4/111967163.jpg"
+"Anti-terrorism efforts being made controversial by illegal, political mafias, says Pak army",https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/world/pakistan/anti-terrorism-efforts-being-made-controversial-by-illegal-political-mafias-says-pak-army/articleshow/111937180.cms,"ISLAMABAD: The Pakistan armyaccused its criticsof “politicising” its anti-terrorism efforts , including a new military operation, to the detriment of the country’s national interests following the arrest on Monday of Raoof Hasan, information secretary of Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf (PTI), headed by jailed former prime minister Imran Khan. The army said the party information secretary was in charge of PTI ’s digital media cell which, it alleged, was involved in running anti-state propaganda.Last month PM Shehbaz Sharif had approved a military offensive to counter aspikein terrorist attacks across Pakistan, particularly in volatile northwestern Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and southwestern Balochistan provinces, but the idea was widely criticised by opposition parties, particularly PTI and the rights group Pashtun Tahaffuz Movement (PTM). They termed it a ploy against Pashtuns to earn dollars from major powers and exploit their resources.Addressing a presser in the garrison city of Rawalpindi, the military’s spokesperson, Lt Gen Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry, asked, “Why did a mafia, a political mafia , and an illegal mafia say that they would not let this campaign (OperationAzm-e-Istehkam, or Resolve for Stability) happen?” He added that opponents of the offensive had tried to make it “controversial” and paint it as a purely military operation in which thousands of people would be displaced.He did not name any party or group butcalled the army’s critics “politicalandillegal mafias”,an apparent reference to PTI and PTM.Lt Gen Chaudhry said they were using “fake news and propaganda” to spread lies about the army and its intentions.“This is digital terrorism,” he said. “The physical terrorist also attacks law enforcement agencies and the army, and the digital terrorist also attacks the army. They are doing the same thing.”“Digital terrorists”, the spokesman said, would be deterred through laws, regulation and monitoring.He, however, questioned the lack of action against such individuals despite their activities against the leadership of the state and other institutions. “Instead of the courts and regulations moving forward against them, they’re given further space and they’re made heroes in the name of freedom of expression,” he said.Ahead of Sharif’s press conference, security forces had raided PTI’s offices and arrested Raoof Hasan from the party’s central secretariat. The raid came a week after the govt had said it planned to ban the party.“The PTI digital media centre had become a centre of international disinformation, from where anti-Pakistan propaganda is run throughout the world,” Islamabad police said, adding that those directly involved in anti-national propaganda were arrested and all evidence from PTI’s digital media cell wasconfiscated.The party issued a statement on X, saying: “It’s absolutely shameful how Islamabad police continues to completely mock and disregard every law in this country. Law of the jungle is reigning over Pakistan!”The crackdown on PTI follows several court rulings in its favour this month that threaten PM Sharif’s govt, which came to power in Feb this year with the military’s backing.","Pakistan army accuses its criticsof “politicising” its anti-terrorism efforts. Last month PM Shehbaz Sharif had approved a military offensive to counter aspikein terrorist attacks. The idea was widely criticised by opposition parties, particularly PTI and the rights group Pashtun Tahaffuz Movement.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-111937339,imgsize-32268,width-400,resizemode-4/111937339.jpg"
+"Pakistani cops raid ex-PM Imran Khan's party office, arrests PTI spokesman",https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/world/pakistan/pakistani-cops-raid-ex-pm-imran-khans-party-office-arrests-pti-spokesman/articleshow/111934337.cms,"Pakistan's interior ministry said on Monday that police had conducted a raid on ex-PM Imran Khan 's party in Islamabad.During the raid, the party's spokesman was arrested for allegedly engaging in anti-state propaganda, reported news agency AP.According to the ministry's statement, Ahmad Janjua , a media coordinator for Khan's Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf ( PTI ) party, was also taken into custody.Janjua had been arrested in a separate raid over the weekend.Gohar Ali Khan , the chairman of PTI, criticised the arrests and claimed that authorities had also apprehended other workers from the party's media wing during a series of police raids in recent weeks.Pakistani authorities frequently accuse the PTI of orchestrating a campaign against the country's institutions, particularly the military, an allegation that the party strongly denies.Since his removal from office through a vote of no-confidence in the parliament in 2022, Khan has been entangled in more than 150 legal cases. He has been imprisoned in a prison located in the garrison city of Rawalpindi since last year following his arrest .","Police conduct raid on Imran Khan's party in Islamabad. Party's spokesman arrested for allegedly engaging in anti-state propaganda. Ahmad Janjua, a media coordinator for Khan's Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf ( PTI ) party, was also taken into custody.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-111934683,imgsize-17502,width-400,resizemode-4/111934683.jpg"
+Warning shot: Pakistan army puts politicians on notice for 'sabotaging' major anti-terror op,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/world/pakistan/warning-shot-pakistan-army-puts-politicians-on-notice-for-sabotaging-major-anti-terror-op/articleshow/111934063.cms,"Precursor to army intervention?
 
-More people have health care today in America than ever before. And I signed one of the most significant laws helping millions of veterans and their families who were exposed to toxic materials. You know, the most significant climate law ever, ever in the history of the world, the first major gun safety law in 30 years. And today, violent crime rate is at a 50-year low.
 
-We’re also securing our border. Border crossings are lower today than when the previous administration left office. And I’ve kept my commitment to appoint the first Black woman to the Supreme Court of the United States of America. I also kept my commitment to have an administration that looks like America and be a president for all Americans.
 
-That’s what I’ve done. I ran for president four years ago because I believed, and still do, that the soul of America was at stake. The very nature of who we are was at stake and that’s still the case. America is an idea, an idea stronger than any army, bigger than any ocean, more powerful than any dictator or tyrant.
+The Pakistan army on Monday accused an "" illegal political mafia "" of trying to sabotage its renewed military operation, codenamed "" Azm-i-Istehkam "" (Resolve for Stability), against rising terrorism in the country.Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) director general Lieutenant General Ahmed Sharif, in a press conference in Rawalpindi, stated that a ""massive, illegal political mafia"" has risen to undermine the operation due to ""vested interests"".Sharif clarified that Azm-i-Istehkam is not just a military operation but a comprehensive counter-terrorism campaign launched through national consensus to reinvigorate the already in-place National Action Plan (NAP).He stressed that the purpose of the operation is to eliminate terrorism, which will eventually lead to ""societal and national uplift"".However, the DG ISPR accused a ""very strong lobby"" of having a vested interest in sabotaging the operation, as it does not want the NAP to succeed.He alleged that this entity is receiving a lot of money to subvert the operation.""The stakes in [sabotaging] this operation are very high, and it's not based on any ideology but involves a lot of money,"" he said.Lt Gen Sharif stated that the ""illegal political mafia"" made the first move to make the operations controversial through false and fake arguments.He pointed out that the problem lies in the implementation of the NAP's other points, such as the regularisation and registration of religious seminaries, where only a bit over 16,000 out of about 32,000 seminaries have been registered so far. He questioned whether the army should be responsible for these tasks.The DG ISPR also mentioned the issue of the ""illegal spectrum"", which hides a major illegal economy through which the criminal system and terrorism operate. He said the requirement of the illegal spectrum is a ""soft state"" and the solution to it is the National Action Plan.While the DG ISPR's statements highlight the challenges faced by the government in implementing its counter-terrorism strategy, it is essential to note that the army's involvement in political matters can be a sensitive issue.The military has historically played a significant role in the country's politics, and its direct intervention in political affairs has often been a subject of controversy.It remains to be seen whether the army will take a more active role in the country's affairs in response to the alleged sabotage of the counter-terrorism campaign by the ""illegal political mafia"".","Pakistan army accuses an ""illegal political mafia "" of trying to sabotage its renewed military operation. The operation is codenamed "" Azm-i-Istehkam "" (Resolve for Stability) The military has historically played a significant role in the country's politics.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-111934233,imgsize-60682,width-400,resizemode-4/111934233.jpg"
+9 held in connection with Pakistan screenwriter abduction case,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/world/pakistan/9-held-in-connection-with-pakistan-screenwriter-abduction-case/articleshow/111926957.cms,"LAHORE : Nine people, including two women, have been arrested in connection with the honey trapping, abduction and robbery case involving renowned playwright Khalilur Rehman Qamar , Pakistan-based daily, Dawn reported.Qamar was abducted and subjected to a harrowing ordeal in Lahore, according to local police reports.The playwright was lured to a house by a woman named Amna, who purportedly invited him for discussions related to a drama project.Upon his arrival, armed assailants forcibly abducted him, leading to a series of traumatic events.During his captivity, Qamar was reportedly tortured and taken to multiple undisclosed locations by the perpetrators. The ordeal culminated in kidnappers demanding a substantial ransom from him and his family. They also robbed him of personal belongings, including his mobile phone, watch, and cash. Additionally, they allegedly withdrew PRK 2,50,000 from his ATM card.In his statement to Sundar police station, Qamar detailed the threats made against his life and the physical violence he endured during the abduction. He recounted being blindfolded and abandoned in an isolated area by the assailants before they fled the scene, Dawn reported.A case has been registered based on Qamar's First Information Report ( FIR ), documenting the criminal acts committed against him. Authorities are actively pursuing leads to apprehend the perpetrators and ensure justice is served.Khalilur Rehman Qamar is widely recognised in Pakistan for his prolific career as a scriptwriter, director, and producer. He has significantly contributed to the country's entertainment industry with acclaimed dramas such as "" Mere Paas Tum Ho ,"" "" Pyaray Afzal ,"" and "" Sadqay Tumhare "".Beyond his professional achievements, Qamar has been a polarising figure due to his controversial statements and viewpoints on various societal issues. His outspoken stance on gender roles and feminism has sparked heated debates and criticism from feminist activists and the media alike.Despite facing backlash for his views, Qamar has remained steadfast in his convictions, continuing to express his opinions openly. His resilience in the face of adversity has both garnered support and stirred controversy within the Pakistcommunity.","Nine people, including two women, arrested in connection with honey trapping, abduction and robbery case involving renowned playwright Khalilur Rehman Qamar. Qamar was abducted and subjected to a harrowing ordeal in Lahore. The playwright was lured to a house by a woman named Amna, who purportedly invited him for discussions related to a drama project.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-111927356,imgsize-331349,width-400,resizemode-4/111927356.jpg"
+"Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf's lawmakers offered big bucks to switch allegiance, claims Asad Qaiser",https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/world/pakistan/pakistan-tehreek-e-insafs-lawmakers-offered-big-bucks-to-switch-allegiance-claims-asad-qaiser/articleshow/111925029.cms,"ISLAMABAD: Asad Qaiser , a seasoned leader within the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI), raised alarming allegations on Sunday, asserting that party lawmakers were under immense pressure and being offered substantial financial inducements to change their loyalties, as reported by The News Earlier, PTI Chairman Gohar Khan had accused the government of coercing PTI MPs to defect following a supreme court verdict regarding reserved seats for women and minorities.The court's ruling on July 12 confirmed PTI's eligibility for these seats, reinstating the party's entry into parliament after it was excluded from the February 8 polls due to an electoral body ruling in December 2023.This decision has heightened tensions within the coalition alliance, altering the composition of the national assembly.Qaiser condemned the ruling establishment, accusing them of shamelessly resorting to various tactics to maintain their grip on power, including exerting pressure on legislators. In a passionate video message, he declared nationwide protests scheduled for Friday, inviting all political parties, including the grand democratic alliance (GDA), to join in, according to geo news.""My fellow Pakistanis, we announce a nationwide protest next Friday under the banner of Tehreek Tahaffuz Aiyeen-e-Pakistan. Our protest serves three key objectives,"" Qaiser stated emphatically. ""Firstly, it opposes the deteriorating law and order situation and the government's failure to address it.""""Secondly,"" he continued, ""our protest condemns the unlawful and unconstitutional detention of former prime minister Imran Khan, his spouse Bushra Bibi, and other political prisoners, along with the illegal abduction and disappearance of social workers, especially those connected to social media.""""Thirdly,"" Qaiser emphasised, ""our protest addresses the crippling inflation that is devastating ordinary citizens. The rising costs of electricity, gasoline, and unbearable taxes have brought immense hardship to the people. This protest will be a historic moment of unity.""Qaiser underscored the inclusive nature of the protests, urging participation from all sectors of society, farmers, students, traders, and workers, all united in their resolve to safeguard the nation's interests.The decision to mobilise these protests on July 26 was made during an emergency meeting chaired by Mehmood Khan Achakzai, the chairman of Tehreek and a prominent figure in Balochistan's political landscape, who is also heading the Pakhtunkhwa milli awami party, geo news reported.","Asad Qaiser, a seasoned leader within the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI), raised alarming allegations on Sunday, asserting that party lawmakers were under immense pressure. He declared nationwide protests scheduled for Friday, inviting all political parties, including the grand democratic alliance (GDA), to join in.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-111925367,imgsize-441962,width-400,resizemode-4/111925367.jpg"
+"Pakistan slams attack on its consulate in Germany, video shows Afghan flag",https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/world/pakistan/pakistan-slams-attack-on-its-consulate-in-germany-video-shows-afghan-flag/articleshow/111909265.cms,"ISLAMABAD: Pakistan on Sunday condemned an attack on its Frankfurt consulate a day earlier by what it described as a “gang of extremists” and urged German authorities to arrest those involved in the incident.Footage shared on social media showed a large crowd of angry individuals holding Afghanistan flag and scaling the fence to enter the Pakistani consulate in Frankfurt and removing its flag.Pakistani authorities claimed the people were allegedly Afghan nationals who pelted the consulate with stones during their protest.“Pakistan strongly condemns attack by a gang of extremists on its consulate in Frankfurt, Germany and the failure of German authorities to protect the sanctity and security of the premises of its consular Mission,” foreign office spokesperson Mumtaz Zahra Baloch said in a statement.“We also urge German authorities to take immediate measures to arrest and prosecute those involved in the incident and hold to account those responsible for the lapses in security,” the spokesperson said.This is not the first time that Afghan have nationals exhibited hostility towards Pakistan at a neutral venue. In 2019, Pakistan’s victory over Afghanistan at the Asia Cup in Sharjah was marred by clashes between cricket fans of the two countries.Tension between Pakistan and Afghanistan have been progressively rising. Since November 2022, Pakistan saw an uptick in terrorist strikes after a fragile truce between Islamabad and the proscribed militant group, Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP), broke down. Pakistan blames Afghanistan for sheltering TTP militants. Kabul, however, denies the allegations.Ties between the two countries also took a hit after Pakistan last year launched a deportation drive to expel Afghan nationals.",Pakistani authorities claim the people were allegedly Afghan nationals who pelted the consulate with stones during their protest. Footage shared on social media showed a large crowd of angry individuals holding Afghanistan flag and scaling the fence to enter the Pakistani consulate in Frankfurt and removing its flag.,"https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-111909331,imgsize-12260,width-400,resizemode-4/111909331.jpg"
+"'Imran Khan to remain in prison, Pakistan economy very fragile': Global financial report on country",https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/world/pakistan/imran-khan-to-remain-in-prison-pakistan-economy-very-fragile-global-financial-report-on-country/articleshow/111900398.cms,"Business Monitor International (BMI), a part of the Fitch Group, has reported that opposition leader Imran Khan is unlikely to be released from jail in the near future. Despite successful legal appeals, BMI predicts he will remain imprisoned. The report also states that the Shehbaz Sharif government is expected to last for at least 18 months while pushing through fiscal reforms mandated by the International Monetary Fund (IMF).BMI noted, ""Despite several successful legal appeals, opposition leader Imran Khan will remain imprisoned for the foreseeable future.""The report highlights that the current Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) led government will probably stay in power over the next 18 months.BMI emphasizes that it expects the government to push through IMF-mandated fiscal reforms.""We expect that the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N)-led government will remain in power over the coming 18 months and will succeed in pushing through with International Monetary Fund (IMF) mandated fiscal reforms.""The analysis expressed concerns about the fragility of Pakistan's economy, indicating that growth prospects are heavily weighted to the downside due to various risks.""The risks to our growth outlook are heavily weighted to the downside. Pakistan's economy remains very fragile in the face of external shocks,"" stated the BMI report.The report underscores that with 40 percent of Pakistan's population employed in agriculture, the economy remains vulnerable to climatic conditions, and political instability could further derail economic recovery.""Given that 40 per cent of Pakistanis work in agriculture, another flood or drought would pose a significant risk to the economy. The country's fragile political situation could also derail the recovery,"" the report added.With discussions about a potential ban on Imran Khan's party, Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaaf, BMI warned of possible widespread protests that could impact the economy.""While Pakistan's establishment parties were successful in creating a new coalition government following the February election, the strong electoral performance of independent candidates backed by jailed opposition leader Imran Khan suggests that there is significant dissatisfaction with the current political elite. Another round of protests in urban areas could disrupt economic activity,"" the BMI report stated.Additionally, the report highlights that while Pakistani policy makers are likely to miss ambitious budget targets, they might still manage to narrow the deficit.","Business Monitor International (BMI), a part of the Fitch Group, has reported that opposition leader Imran Khan is unlikely to be released from jail in the near future. Despite successful legal appeals, BMI predicts he will remain imprisoned. BMI emphasizes that it expects the government to push through IMF- mandated fiscal reforms.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-111902907,imgsize-400325,width-400,resizemode-4/111902907.jpg"
+Hotel staff in Pakistan tortured by police for denying 'free food',https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/world/pakistan/hotel-staff-in-pakistan-tortured-by-police-for-denying-free-food/articleshow/111902318.cms,"A contentious breakfast bill at a hotel in Karachi 's Korangi area has sparked serious allegations of police brutality . According to ARY News, the incident occurred where police officers allegedly refused to pay for their breakfast and subsequently tortured hotel staff.Ali Muhammad, an employee of the hotel, reported that police officers are frequent visitors who often left without settling their bills.The situation escalated on Friday morning when five officers arrived for breakfast. Upon being asked to pay, they reportedly responded with violence, citing concerns over rising inflation.The incident prompted widespread concern over police misconduct and abuse of power. Ali Muhammad further alleged that after the confrontation, the police arrested three other hotel employees on charges of unlawfully keeping cylinders. He also accused the officers of stealing 18 chairs and Rs 30,000 from the hotel’s counter.Muhammad claimed that the head-muharrir of the Korangi police station accepted money for the release of the detained employees, providing a personal guarantee for their release.In light of these allegations, SSP Korangi Tauheed Rehman has suspended the three officers involved—identified as Shakir, Mudassar, and Waqas—pending further investigation. The case has been assigned to SP Shah Faisal for a comprehensive inquiry. The suspended officers are currently on administrative leave.","Five police officers allegedly refused to pay for breakfast at a hotel in Karachi. Hotel employee claims they tortured hotel staff and stole 18 chairs and Rs 30,000. SSP Korangi Tauheed Rehman has suspended the three officers involved.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-111902529,imgsize-893096,width-400,resizemode-4/111902529.jpg"
+Baloch Activist: Baloch activist warns Pakistan against using force on peaceful protesters,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/world/pakistan/baloch-activist-warns-pakistan-against-using-force-on-peaceful-protesters/articleshow/111902221.cms,"GWADAR : Ahead of the Baloch National Gathering scheduled for July 28, Baloch rights activist Maharang Baloch has issued a warning to Pakistan and stated that if the state uses force to suppress the peaceful protests of the Baloch people, it will be unable to control the resulting backlash.""If the state tries to use force to stop this peaceful public flood, then it will be impossible to control this public flood, and then the consequences will be that which is not even in the imagination of the state,"" Maharang Baloch said in a statement on X.The Baloch rights activist released a statement on Saturday in which she made an appeal to the Baloch nation and urged the Baloch people to come together and prove their unity to the world on July 28.Further, she emphasised that this day is an opportunity for the Baloch nation to show its strength and civilisation to the world and encouraged them to demonstrate their unity and solidarity on this day.""I appeal to the Baloch nation once again that if you want to save the Baloch nation, if you want to present proof of a united nation to the world, then July 28 is the day to prove Baloch as a united and civilised nation,"" said Maharang BalochShe also appealed to the other countries to pressure the Pakiststate to refrain from sabotaging their peaceful and legal struggle for human rights.""We want to tell the entire civilised world to give the State of Pakistan a hard rein and give up its intentions and ambitions to sabotage our own peaceful, legal and human rights struggle on our own soil and to obstruct reconciliation. Never try,"" Maharang Baloch said.Following this, she emphasised that they remained committed to peaceful protests as always.""We were peaceful, we are peaceful and we will remain peaceful. National knowledge, awareness and consciousness are our first priorities. Baloch National Unity Caravan is today a responsible organisation for the entire Baloch nation and understands and fulfils its national responsibilities well,"" Maharang Baloch said.","Maharang Baloch has issued a warning to Pakistan ahead of the Baloch National Gathering scheduled for July 28. She said that if the state uses force to suppress the peaceful protests, it will be unable to control the resulting backlash. She also appealed to the other countries to pressure the Pakiststate to refrain from sabotaging their peaceful struggle for human rights.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-111902313,imgsize-384412,width-400,resizemode-4/111902313.jpg"
+Sri Lanka sets date for first presidential election since turmoil,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/world/south-asia/sri-lanka-sets-date-for-first-presidential-election-since-turmoil/articleshow/112029881.cms,"Sri Lanka will hold a presidential election on September 21, according to a government notice released on Friday. This crucial vote is set to shape the future of reforms in the island nation, which is going through with its worst financial crisis in decades.Candidates must submit their nominations by August 15. Current President Ranil Wickremesinghe is expected to run, with nearly 17 million of the country's 22 million people eligible to vote.Wickremesinghe, 75, assumed the presidency in July 2022 after massive protests over the financial crisis led to his predecessor, Gotabaya Rajapaksa, fleeing the country and resigning.Wickremesinghe was elected by Parliament to complete the remainder of Rajapaksa's five-year term, initially won in November 2019.Under Wickremesinghe, the country has begun to recover, aided by a $2.9 billion bailout from the International Monetary Fund (IMF). Economic indicators have improved, with inflation dropping from 70% in September 2022 to 1.7% in June. The rupee has strengthened, and foreign exchange reserves are being rebuilt. After contracting by 7.3% at the peak of the crisis and shrinking another 2.3% last year, the economy is expected to grow by 3% in 2024.Recently, bilateral creditors including Japan, China, and India agreed to a $10 billion debt restructuring . This deal offers Colombo a four-year reprieve on repayments, saving the country $5 billion.However, Sri Lanka still needs to finalize a preliminary agreement with bondholders to restructure $12.5 billion in debt before a third IMF review later this year. Despite the progress, higher taxes under the IMF program, ongoing inflation, and a stagnant job market have driven a quarter of the population into poverty and prompted thousands to migrate.Opposition leader Sajith Premadasa and parliamentarian Anura Kumara Dissanayake, who leads the Marxist-leaning Janatha Vimukthi Peramuna (JVP), are expected to contest the presidential election. Both have indicated plans to modify the IMF program to alleviate the cost of living and manage the country’s debt repayment more effectively.""Dissanayake and Premadasa have both publicly stated their intent to revamp the IMF program,"" observed an analyst.Analysts warn that Sri Lanka's recovery remains fragile. Efforts to retract the reforms could potentially lead to another crisis. The next government will need to continue and complete these reforms to ensure sustainable economic growth and stability.""The new government will need to ensure the reforms are taken forward and concluded to transform the economy and put it on a positive track,"" said one expert.The upcoming election is a pivotal moment for Sri Lanka, with significant implications for the country's economic future.",Sri Lanka will hold a presidential election on September 21. Current President Ranil Wickremesinghe is expected to run. Nearly 17 million of the country's 22 million people are eligible to vote. The vote is set to shape the future of reforms in the island nation.,"https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-112030125,imgsize-1181855,width-400,resizemode-4/112030125.jpg"
+"Korean F-15K vs Indian Su-30MKI: India, South Korea conduct joint air drill during 'Pitch Black' exercise",https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/world/south-asia/korean-f-15k-vs-indian-su-30mki-india-south-korea-conduct-joint-air-drill-during-pitch-black-exercise/articleshow/112020751.cms,"India and South Korea conducted joint air drills during a major multinational ' Pitch Black' exercise in Australia, involving Korean F-15K and Indian Su-30MKI fighter jets.This edition is the largest in the 43-year-long history of exercise Pitch Black, which includes participation by 20 countries, with over 140 aircraft and 4400 military personnel of various air forces , Eurasian Times reported.The Indian Air Force contingent comprised of over 150 highly skilled Air Warriors including pilots, engineers, technicians, controllers, and other subject matter experts, who will be operating the formidable Su-30 MKI multirole fighters, with the C -17 Globemaster and the IL-78 Air-to-Air Refuelling aircraft in combat enabling roles. South Korea has deployed six F-15K fighters and around 100 troops.The exercise was scheduled to be conducted from 12 July 24 to 02 August 24, however, it was interfered on July 24 when an Italian Air Force Eurofighter Typhoon jet crashed after encountering an “unknown issue” during a training flight.But now the military exercises have resumed over Northern Territory skies, as informed by the Australian officials.During the biennial multinational exercise, South Korea's F-15K and India's Su-30MKI fighter jets demonstrated exceptional performance. Such encounters between previously adversarial fighter jets often prompt questions about their relative strengths.Following the 2008 Red Flag exercise, US Air Force pilots anonymously posted assessment videos on YouTube. One officer, while praising how F-15 pilots impressed their Indian counterparts, acknowledged that American fighters were beginning to lose their competitive edge against Russian-made Su-30MKIs.In these videos, some ISAF pilots made unverified claims, such as suggesting that the Su-30MKI's thrust vectoring capability caused rapid altitude loss in the aircraft.“So we start to pull in on him, and then all of a sudden you start to see the [Su-30’s aft-] end kick down, and he starts doing vectored thrust,” the Eurasian Times quoted pilot as saying.“But now he starts falling out of the sky. He’s falling out of the sky so fast that you don’t even have to go up. You have to pull back on the stick a little bit, pull the throttle, go to guns, and come in and drill his brains out,” he added.","India and South Korea conducted joint air drills during a major multinational'Pitch Black' exercise in Australia. Korean F-15K and Indian Su-30MKI fighter jets demonstrated exceptional performance. This edition is the largest in the 43-year-long history of exercise Pitch Black, with over 140 aircraft and 4400 military personnel of various air forces.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-112022177,imgsize-96778,width-400,resizemode-4/112022177.jpg"
+Who is Captain Manish Ratna Shakya? The sole survivor of Nepal plane crash,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/world/south-asia/who-is-captain-manish-ratna-shakya-the-sole-survivor-of-nepal-plane-crash/articleshow/112018651.cms,"Who is Shakya?
 
-It’s the most powerful idea in the history of the world. That idea is that we hold these truths to be self-evident. We’re all created equal, endowed by our creator with certain inalienable rights, life, liberty, pursuit of happiness. We’ve never fully lived up to it, to this sacred idea, but we’ve never walked away from it either and I do not believe the American people will walk away from it now.
+How he survived
 
-In just a few months, the American people will choose the course of America’s future. I made my choice. I made my views known. I would like to thank our great Vice President Kamala Harris. She’s experienced, she’s tough, she’s capable. She’s been an incredible partner to me and a leader for our country. Now the choice is up to you, the American people.
+Recovery
 
-When you make that choice, remember the words of Benjamin Franklin. It’s hanging on my wall here in the Oval Office, alongside the bust of Dr. King and Rosa Parks and Cesar Chavez. When Ben Franklin was asked as he emerged from the convention going on, whether the founders have given America a monarchy or republic, Franklin’s response was “a republic, if you can keep it.” A republic if you can keep it. Whether we keep our republic is now in your hands.
+A Saurya Airlines aircraft crashed during takeoff at Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu , Nepal killing 18 of the 19 people on board. Luckily, Captain Manish Ratna Shakya was saved and is the sole survivor of a plane crash. The plane was en route to Pokhra but due to a technical fault , it veered right at the time it was supposed to take off and rammed into the east side of the runway.The sole survivor of the crash has been identified as Manish Ratna Shakya. According to his LinkedIn profile, he joined Saurya Airlines in December 2014 and has been a part of the company for over 9 years. He earlier flew for Simrik Airlines for nearly three years. According to the profile, he seems to have attended a school in India as he listed Mussoorie Modern School in his profile.Upon colliding with the east side of the runway, the cockpit along with the pilot was ripped off from the rest of the aircraft by getting caught inside of a shipping container while the rest of the aircraft burst into flames. This allowed Shakya to be rescued less than 5 minutes after the accident due to which it was possible to save his life while the rest of the people onboard were not so lucky.Images released by Nepal police show Shakya being aided away from the scene of the crash with a bloodied face but he was still stable enough to talk on his way to the hospital, according to PTI.“He was facing difficulty in breathing as the air shield was open. We broke the window and immediately pulled him out,” a statement by Senior Superintendent of Nepal Police Dambar Bishwakarma.The captain sustained a vast number of injuries including scarring on his brain and multiple fractures in his backbone. He is still being treated for his injuries at Kathmandu Medical College however doctors say that the captain is 100% out of danger and has started consuming liquid foods as part of his diet already as well.Nepal unfortunately has had a history of air crashes, according to Nepal's civil aviation body, 914 people have died in aircraft-related accidents since August of 1955.","A Saurya Airlines aircraft crashed during takeoff at Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu, Nepal killing 18 of the 19 people on board. Captain Manish Ratna Shakya was saved and is the sole survivor of a plane crash. The plane veered right at the time it was supposed to take off and rammed into the east side of the runway.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-112018733,imgsize-1989598,width-400,resizemode-4/112018733.jpg"
+Why does Nepal suffer so many air crashes?,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/world/south-asia/why-does-nepal-suffer-so-many-air-crashes/articleshow/112014146.cms,"Terrain
 
-My fellow Americans, it’s been the privilege of my life to serve this nation for over 50 years. Nowhere else on earth could a kid with a stutter from modest beginnings in Scranton, Pennsylvania, and Claymont, Delaware, one day sit behind the Resolute Desk in the Oval Office as President of the United States, but here I am. That’s what’s so special about America.
+Tabletop runways
 
-We are a nation of promise and possibilities, of dreamers and doers, of ordinary Americans doing extraordinary things. I’ve given my heart and my soul to our nation, like so many others. I’ve been blessed a million times in return with the love and support of the American people. I hope you have some idea how grateful I am to all of you.
+Ageing fleet
 
-The great thing about America is here kings and dictators do not rule, the people do. History is in your hands. The power is in your hands. The idea of America lies in your hands. We just have to keep faith, keep the faith and remember who we are. We’re the United States of America and there’s simply nothing, nothing beyond our capacity when we do it together.
+Crew management
 
-So let’s act together, preserve our democracy. God bless you all and may God protect our troops. Thank you.
+and training
 
-Transcript of President Joe Biden ’s address to the nation on July 24, 2024:My fellow Americans, I’m speaking to you tonight from behind the Resolute Desk in the Oval Office. In this sacred space, I’m surrounded by portraits of extraordinary American presidents. Thomas Jefferson wrote the immortal words that guide this nation. George Washington, who showed us presidents are not kings.Abraham Lincoln, who implored us to reject malice. Franklin Roosevelt, who inspired us to reject fear.","Biden: ""America is going to have to choose between moving forward or backward"" ""I’m the first president in this century to report to the American people that the United States is not at war,"" he says. ""I will keep speaking out to protect our kids from climate crisis""","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-112001724,imgsize-70762,width-400,resizemode-4/112001724.jpg"
-West Virginia University gets new associate vice president: Mario Barge,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/world/us/west-virginia-university-gets-new-associate-vice-president-mario-barge/articleshow/112001324.cms,"NEW DELHI: Mario Barge will join West Virginia University (WVU) in August as associate vice president of Talent and Culture. Barge, an experienced human resources executive with 24 years in the insurance, health care, and consulting industries, brings a wealth of knowledge to the role. This appointment is part of WVU's ongoing efforts to reorganise the talent and culture unit for better efficiency and customer service.Barge has a notable career, having created and overseen national programs and led teams of varying sizes for multiple Fortune 100 companies. His most recent role was as the principal of Geneva Executive Partners, a human resources consulting firm he co-founded. In this capacity, Barge provided consulting, development, and coaching services for clients across various industries.Previously, Barge served as the vice president of human resources for Unified Women’s Healthcare. He managed the human resources needs of 13,000 employees and affiliates across over 20 states and 2,600 providers. He also held the position of regional human resources executive at Centene Corporation, overseeing a team that supported over 3,500 employees.During his tenure at Nationwide, Barge created several human resources-related programs. These included initiatives focused on human resources compliance governance, ADA/FMLA leave management, data and analytics talent swaps, human resources auditing, and sexual harassment training. Barge is passionate about creating, building, and supporting diverse workplaces and cultures. He holds a juris doctorate from Lewis and Clark Law School and a bachelor’s degree from Dartmouth College.In August 2023, WVU announced reorganization efforts for the Talent and Culture unit to better serve the university. Talent and Culture teams began reporting to Stephanie Taylor in November 2023, following the reorganization of the former Strategic Initiatives unit, which was dissolved after the former vice president left the University.As part of efforts to enhance efficiency within Talent and Culture and to adopt a stronger customer service mindset, the university restructured several teams this spring. The affected teams included Human Resources Partner, Talent Strategy, Leadership and Organizational Development, Medical Management, and Projects and Operations, as well as three Shared Services teams. These changes saved approximately $500,000.Sarah Seime will transition from her role as the director of Employee Relations to executive director of Employee Engagement and Solutions.""In this role, Sarah will continue her administrative oversight of Employee Relations, Investigations, Medical Management, and Leadership and Organizational Development and will direct key strategic projects for the advancement of WVU employees and Talent and Culture.""RaeLynn Regula will now serve as director of Employee Relations and Investigations. Barge will report to Taylor when he assumes his role on August 6.","Mario Barge will join West Virginia University in August as associate vice president of Talent and Culture. Barge is an experienced human resources executive with 24 years in the insurance, health care, and consulting industries. This appointment is part of WVU's ongoing efforts to reorganise the talent and culture unit for better efficiency.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-112001385,imgsize-1427324,width-400,resizemode-4/112001385.jpg"
-"A day before Trump's assassination bid, shooter searched online about John F Kennedy's shooting",https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/world/us/a-day-before-trumps-assassination-bid-shooter-searched-online-about-john-f-kennedys-shooting/articleshow/112001196.cms,"Thomas Matthew Crooks , the gunman who opened fire on former President Donald Trump at a Pennsylvania rally , had searched online for details about the November 1963 shooting of former US President John F Kennedy in the days leading up to the attack, FBI director Christopher Wray revealed Wednesday.Wray, testifying before a congressional committee, said Crooks flew a drone over the venue in Butler, Pennsylvania, about two hours before Donald Trump took the stage on July 13.Investigators have not established a motive for the shooting. Wray said, ""We are digging hard because this is one of the central questions for us."" He added that Crooks ""appears to have done a lot of searches of public figures, in general"" but found no clear pattern to his research.""Starting somewhere around July 6 or so, he became very focused on former President Trump and this rally,"" the FBI chief said. Crooks registered to attend the campaign event in Butler on July 6 and conducted a Google search for ""How far away was Oswald from Kennedy?"" referencing Kennedy's assassination by Lee Harvey Oswald . ""That obviously is significant in terms of his state of mind,"" Wray said.Trump survived the assassination attempt, suffering a wound to his right ear. A Secret Service sniper shot dead the suspected gunman, identified as 20-year-old Thomas Matthew Crooks, less than 30 seconds after he fired eight shots. ""With respect to former President Trump, there's some question about whether or not it's a bullet or shrapnel that, you know, that hit his ear,"" Wray said.Two rally attendees were seriously injured, and a 50-year-old Pennsylvania firefighter was shot dead.The FBI director said that no evidence has emerged so far indicating Crooks had any accomplices or co-conspirators, describing him as a ""loner.""","Thomas Matthew Crooks flew a drone over the venue in Butler, Pennsylvania, about two hours before Donald Trump took the stage on July 13. Crooks registered to attend the campaign event in Butler on July 6 and conducted a Google search for ""How far away was Oswald from Kennedy?""","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-112001249,imgsize-974042,width-400,resizemode-4/112001249.jpg"
-Kamala rakes in over $250 million in 3 days since Biden's exit,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/world/us/kamala-rakes-in-over-250-million-in-3-days-since-bidens-exit/articleshow/112001194.cms,"WASHINGTON: The Kamala Harris presidential campaign has raked in more than $250 million in political contributions in the three days since Prez Joe Biden bowed out of the race, a staggering spike that is confounding pundits who thought she would be a weak candidate and Trump would trump her on the money front.Explanations for the windfall in political funding, including over $100 million in the 24 hours since Biden bequeathed the nomination to her, include pent-up energy and money from donors who wanted Biden to bow out.Many Democrat donors dismayed with Biden's debate debacle had held back contributions - in what was dubbed a ""Dembargo"" - to pressure the prez into quitting the race. His exit appears to have uncorked the money spigot.While big donors from Hollywood and Silicon Valley account for a large portion of the windfall, the Harris campaign is also thrilled that 60% of the contributions have come from first-time donors, an indication that a new cohort of voters who did not give to Biden have emerged from the political base. The Harris campaign also reported a surge in volunteer sign-ups, enrolling 58,000 since she replaced the prez at the top of the ticket, a sign-up rate that one report said is 232 times larger than Biden campaign's daily average. This would suggest that many youngsters who had distanced themselves from the battle of geriatrics are now enthused by the much younger Harris, who is 59, and are ""drivin' up the jiving"".Harris also appears to have staunched the money flow to the Trump campaign from Silicon Valley, previously a Democratic redoubt where some principals like Elon Musk decamped to the Republican side expressing dismay over liberal wokism. On Tuesday, Musk dialed back Trump's claim that he (Musk) was going to contribute $45 million a month to his campaign, saying, he doesn't subscribe to ""a cult of personality"". Other Silicon Valley honchos said they are now opening their chequebooks after holding back for weeks because of the uncertainty over whether Biden would continue.One Google executive who plans to hold a fundraiser for Harris - who was born in and grew up in Oakland in California's Bay Area - told Washington Post that a lot of people in the tech world were ""paralysed in the last few weeks"" and ""now we are seeing the floodgates have opened"". But Trump campaign officials maintain it is just a brief bump arising from Harris' elevation, and the industry's mistrust of govt and regulations will be hard to overcome.Incidentally, while California and New York fork out much of the campaign lolly, most of it will be spend - on ads, maintaining campaign offices, voter outreach etc. - in the so-called battleground states that will determine the poll outcome. They include ""Blue Wall"" states - Michigan, Wisconsin and Pennsylvania - and the ""Sun Belt"" stretch - Arizona, Nevada, Georgia and North Carolina, all of which Trump and Harris will be traversing soon.","Kamala Harris campaign has raked in more than $250 million in political contributions in the three days since Prez Joe Biden bowed out of the race. Big donors from Hollywood and Silicon Valley account for a large portion of the windfall. 60% of the contributions have come from first-time donors, an indication that a new cohort of voters have emerged from the political base.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-112001217,imgsize-32292,width-400,resizemode-4/112001217.jpg"
-Salman Rushdie's attacker faces federal terrorism charges,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/world/us/salman-rushdies-attacker-faces-federal-terrorism-charges/articleshow/112001216.cms,"Hadi Matar , the 26-year-old American of Lebanese descent accused of attempting to kill author Salman Rushdie , has been charged with terrorism for allegedly acting on behalf of Hezbollah , according to recently unsealed documents on Wednesday, news agency AFP reported.The indictment, dated July 17, was only unsealed this week. Rushdie, 77, suffered severe injuries, including the loss of sight in his right eye, after being stabbed about ten times by a knife-wielding assailant at an arts event in New York in August 2022.Attorney General Merrick Garland said, ""We allege that in attempting to murder Salman Rushdie in New York in 2022, Hadi Matar committed an act of terrorism in the name of Hezbollah.""Matar could be sentenced to life imprisonment if convicted on the federal terrorism charges brought against him.FBI Director Christopher Wray emphasized that Matar tried to execute a fatwa endorsed by Hezbollah calling for Rushdie's death. Hezbollah is classified as a terrorist organization by the United States, the European Union, Britain, and most members of the Arab League.In addition to the previous charges brought by the state of New York for the 2022 stabbing attack, Matar has now been indicted by a grand jury on three counts, including attempting to provide material support to a foreign terrorist organization. The Indian-born author, now a naturalized American, had faced death threats since his 1988 novel ""The Satanic Verses"" was declared blasphemous by Iran's supreme leader. In 1989, Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini issued a fatwa calling for Muslims to kill Rushdie. Hezbollah endorsed this fatwa, according to the FBI.The indictment alleges that from September 2020 until the attack, Matar sought to provide material support to Hezbollah by attempting to carry out the fatwa. He is also charged with engaging in an act of terrorism transcending national boundaries and providing material support to terrorists.","Hadi Matar, 26, charged with terrorism for allegedly acting on behalf of Hezbollah. Rushdie, 77, suffered severe injuries, including the loss of sight in his right eye, after being stabbed about ten times by a knife-wielding assailant in August 2022.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-112001218,imgsize-615111,width-400,resizemode-4/112001218.jpg"
-'Laffin Kamala' lights up Gen Z & social media,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/world/us/laffin-kamala-lights-up-gen-z-social-media/articleshow/112001197.cms,"WASHINGTON: Long geared towards attacking Joe Biden as the Democratic nominee for the 2024 prez elections, the Trump campaign is having to retool its ammunition against Kamala Harris . It's proving to be tough, with several duds having to be discarded. The age issue has gone out of the window now that Donald Trump is seen as the doddering old man. They've to be careful with the gender issue lest it upset female voters, who incidentally are greater in number than male voters in US.East Coast elite doesn't work because she is from California, and Trump himself is one - a Newyorker when he is not in New Jersey or Florida, milking Middle America's discontent. Nor is she a Washington insider or ""swamp creature"" that Trump pledged to defeat but couldn't in four years in the White House. That leaves personal attacks and racist dog whistles, and even that is not going well.Trump's efforts to disparage the vibrant laughter of ""laffin' Kamala"" as he calls her - some of his supporters dubbed her Kackala - has backfired spectacularly after her young supporters made celebratory mash-ups of her hearty laugh and dance moves set to music viral. One of the more popular memes showed a video cut of Harris laughing and dancing to British singer Charli XCX song from the album ""Brat"", a nightclub favorite that underscores the aspiration of Gen-Z (those in the age group of 12- 27), which sees the term as an embrace of authenticity and self-confidence, not a badly behaved child.The Harris campaign quickly co-opted the ""brat"" colour - the very specific shade of chartreuse or lime green - adding it to the coconut emoji that has already become part of the Kamala iconography. Kamala herself is aware of the Trump flock's effort to deride her hearty laughter, explaining in one interview that she has inherited it from her mother Shyamala. ""I grew up with a bunch of women who laughed from the belly. I'm never gonna be...tee hee hee"" she said, imitating a snicker.MAGA radicals efforts to stir up Kamala's relationship with former San Francisco mayor Willie Brown nearly 30 years ago has misfired, not that it was ever potent given Trump's own peccadilloes. Brown, who is now 90, wrote a short comment when she ran for prez in 2019 under the headline: Sure, I dated Kamala Harris. So what? ""It was more than 20 years ago. Yes, I may have influenced her career by appointing her to two state commissions when I was Assembly speaker. And I certainly helped with her first race for district attorney in San Francisco. I have also helped the careers of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, Gov. Gavin Newsom, Sen. Dianne Feinstein and a host of other politicians,"" Brown said.Then came the clincher which elevated Kamala in the eyes of many: ""The difference is that Harris is the only one who, after I helped her, sent word that I would be indicted if I ""so much as jaywalked"" while she was DA"" Brown wrote, adding, ""That's politics for ya.""","The age issue has gone out of the window now that Donald Trump is seen as the doddering old man. They've to be careful with the gender issue lest it upset female voters, who incidentally are greater in number than male voters in US. East Coast elite doesn't work because she is from California, and Trump himself is one.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-112001214,imgsize-1513515,width-400,resizemode-4/112001214.jpg"
-Pakistan reporter questions US spokesperson about 'Kanwar Yatra' row. His response,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/world/us/pakistan-reporter-questions-us-spokesperson-about-kanwar-yatra-row-his-response/articleshow/112001159.cms,"The US state department spokesperson, Matthew Miller, addressed the issue of ""nameplates in Kanwar Yatra "" on Thursday, alleging that the Supreme Court's order was not currently in effect.Responding to a question by a Pakistani journalist, Miller said that the US was aware of the reports.""We have seen those reports. We have also seen reports that the Indian Supreme Court on July 22 issued an interim stay on the implementation of those rules.So they're not actually in effect,"" news agency ANI quoted Miller as saying.""Speaking generally, we are always committed to promoting and protecting universal respect for the right of freedom of religion and belief for all anywhere in the world. And we have engaged with our Indian counterparts on the importance of equal treatment for members of all religions,"" Miller added.Earlier this week, the Supreme Court halted Uttar Pradesh, Uttarakhand, and other state governments from enforcing their order that required shop owners and hawkers along the Kanwar Yatra routes to display their names and those of their staff members. The court stated that only the type of food served should be mentioned. Notices were issued to the governments of UP, MP, Uttarakhand, and Delhi, seeking their responses by July 26, when the case will be heard again.The court ordered, ""We deem it appropriate to pass interim order prohibiting the enforcement of the impugned directives.In other words, the food sellers (including dhaba owners, restaurants, foods and vegetable sellers, hawkers, etc) may be required to display the kind of food that they are serving to the kanwariyas. But they must not be forced to display the name/identity of the owners and the employees deployed in their respective establishments.""The bench expressed its initial disagreement with the directives issued by the state authorities. It stated that while the authorities can ensure that the kanwariyas are served vegetarian food that meets their preferences and hygienic standards, potentially through orders under the Food Safety and Standards Act, 2006, and the Street Vendors Act, 2014, the police cannot usurp the legal powers vested in the competent authority without a legal foundation.(With agency inputs)","US state department spokesperson, Matthew Miller, addressed the issue of ""nameplates in Kanwar Yatra "" on Thursday, alleging that the Supreme Court's order was not currently in effect. Miller said that the US was aware of the reports and that the Indian Supreme Court on July 22 issued an interim stay on the implementation of those rules.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-112001155,imgsize-709221,width-400,resizemode-4/112001155.jpg"
-"'Passing the torch': Joe Biden explains why he decided to drop out of US presidential race, hails 'tough' and 'capable' Kamala Harris",https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/world/us/us-election-president-joe-biden-calls-his-decision-to-quit-2024-race-a-matter-of-democracy/articleshow/112000866.cms,"'Choice between progress and regression'
+Regulation and oversight
 
-'Tough and capable' Kamala Harris
+NEW DELHI: Eighteen people were killed in Nepal when a small passenger plane crashed while taking off from the main airport in the capital Kathmandu, drawing attention once again to the Himalayan nation's poor record on air safety .Here is a look at why Nepal, where more than 360 have died in airplane or helicopter crashes since 2000, is particularly susceptible.Wedged between India and China, landlocked Nepal is home to eight of the world's 14 highest peaks, and its planes often have to service small airports nestled in remote hills or near peaks blanketed in clouds.Apart from the physical obstructions, the terrain can also experience sudden weather changes that affect wind speeds and intensity, making navigation tricky.In a 2023 safety report, the Civil Aviation Authority of Nepal (CAAN) said collision with terrain or another obstacle was the main risk, accounting for 93% of deaths in air accidents in the prior decade.Because of Nepal's scarcity of flat terrain, several areas have tabletop runways, built by excavating peaks to create a flat surface.These have sheer drops at one or both ends, calling for greater skill in landing aircraft but also leading to massive injuries or fatalities if pilots overshoot on the approach.Among the world's poorer countries, Nepal has not invested sufficiently in upgrading or maintaining its planes.Many are ageing, so that they lack some features and facilities common elsewhere, and tend to be poorly maintained, making mishaps more likely.This is partly why the European Union, citing ""safety concerns"", banned air carriers certified in Nepal in 2013.In its latest safety review in 2023, however, the EU recognised the aviation regulator's ""proactive engagement"" and efforts to boost oversight.Experts have called for better training for pilots in Nepal, with some crashes attributed to poor decision making.Nepal's worst crash in three decades killed 72 people in January 2023 and was blamed, for example, on the pilot's lack of awareness of standard operating procedures leading him to mistakenly cut the power to the plane, causing its crash.This was the only fatal accident globally last year, snapping a years-long trend of positive safety in the Asia-Pacific region, the International Air Transport Association said in a report.Aviation services and regulation are handled by separate agencies in most countries, but in Nepal, regulator CAAN both regulates airlines and manages airports.Experts say this is a conflict of interest as the regulator polices its own operations, adding that it has led to corruption and mismanagement.CAAN denies this contention, saying there is no direct link between the units functioning under one organisation.",Landlocked Nepal is home to eight of the world's 14 highest peaks. Its planes often have to service small airports nestled in remote hills or near peaks blanketed in clouds. The European Union banned air carriers certified in Nepal in 2013.,"https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-112015387,imgsize-111592,width-400,resizemode-4/112015387.jpg"
+Bangladesh relaxes curfew as unrest recedes following deadly protests: Latest developments,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/world/south-asia/bangladesh-relaxes-curfew-as-unrest-recedes-following-deadly-protests-latest-developments/articleshow/112008478.cms,"Dhaka's streets crowded again as restrictions loosen
 
-In a solemn address from the Oval Office on Thursday, President Joe Biden announced his decision to withdraw from the 2024 presidential race , marking the end of his political career. Framing the upcoming election as a critical juncture for the nation, Biden in his speech said that his choice was driven by a profound commitment to democracy .'Pass the torch ...“I have decided the best way forward is to pass the torch to a new generation. That is the best way to unite our nation,” Biden said. He made his decision after days of soul-searching and agonizing over internal polling that predicted he could lose against Republican Donald Trump in November and drag down fellow Democrats with him.“I revere this office, but I love my country more. It’s been the honor of my life to serve as your president. But in defense of democracy, which is at stake – and is more important than any title – I draw strength and I find joy in working for the American people,” Biden declared.Biden's speech began with a heartfelt expression of his love for America and the honor he felt in serving as its president. “This sacred task of perfecting our union – it’s not about me. It’s about you, your families, your future. It’s about we the people,” he said, emphasizing that the work of the nation transcends any individual leader.This address marked Biden’s first public appearance since the announcement of his decision not to seek reelection . He highlighted the importance of the upcoming election, portraying it as a choice between progress and regression, unity and division.""America’s going to have to choose between moving forward or backward, between hope and hate, between unity and division. We have to decide: Do we still believe in honesty, decency, respect? Freedom, justice and democracy?” Biden posed these questions to the nation, expressing confidence in the American people's inherent goodness and their ability to make the right choices.Biden reiterated his commitment to honesty and truth, qualities he vowed to uphold when he took office. “We are a great nation because we are good people. When you elected me to this office, I promised to always level with you, to tell you the truth. The truth, the sacred cause of this country, is larger than any one of us. We must unite to protect it,” he urged.Biden praised his Vice President Kamala Harris — the presumptive nominee for the Democratic presidential ticket — as ""tough"" and ""capable"" in his address to the nation from the Oval Office.""She's experienced, she's tough, she's capable. She's been an incredible partner to me and a leader for our country. Now, the choice is up to you, the American people,"" Biden said, just days after withdrawing from the election race and endorsing Harris.The speech was the president’s first public comments since passing the torch to Vice President Kamala Harris as the Democratic Party’s presumptive nominee . He did not dwell on the concerns about his age or health that caused him to relent to pressure from within his own party after a listless and halting debate performance.Instead, he pledged to continue working on foreign and domestic policy, seeking to advance his agenda even as a lame duck president for the next 180 days. He said of Harris that she is “experienced, she’s tough; she’s capable” and urged voters to pick her over former President Donald Trump.","Biden made his decision after days of soul-searching and agonizing over internal polling that predicted he could lose against Republican Donald Trump in November. “I revere this office, but I love my country more. It’s been the honor of my life to serve as your president,” Biden said.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-112000868,imgsize-70762,width-400,resizemode-4/112000868.jpg"
-"Imran Khan's party holds hunger strike outside Parliament House in Pakistan against injustice, unfairness",https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/world/pakistan/imran-khans-party-holds-hunger-strike-outside-parliament-house-in-pakistan-against-injustice-unfairness/articleshow/111968344.cms,"ISLAMABAD: Jailed former Pakistan prime minister Imran Khan 's Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf on Tuesday kicked off a token hunger strike by setting up a camp outside the Parliament House in Islamabad . The decision to launch this protest comes a day after authorities raided the PTI central office in the capital and arrested its information secretary Raoof Hasan, followed by sealing off the office building.Pakistani authorities sealed the central office of Khan's party here over violation of safety standards.Islamabad's Metropolitan Corporation took action on Monday amidst rising legal challenges faced by Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) and its founder Khan.PTI chief Gohar Khan told journalists outside the Parliament that the hunger strike would be observed daily till 8 pm as a token protest to press for the release of 71-year-old former cricketer-turned-politician and reverse the injustice being done to the party.He said the protest conveyed the party's position against the ""injustice, unfairness, and the illegal and unconstitutional things that are happening [to us].""""The PTI founder (Khan) and his wife have been imprisoned for no reason. This camp will continue till the release of the PTI founder,"" he said.Khan has been imprisoned at the high-security Adiala Jail in Rawalpindi for almost a year upon his conviction in three cases - the Toshakhana corruption case, the cipher case, and the un-Islamic marriage case -- in which his wife, Bushra Bibi, is also jailed.Though Khan had secured bail or his conviction was set aside, he has not been released.Khan was arrested on August 5 last year after his conviction in the first Toshakhana corruption case filed by the Election Commission of Pakistan. Since then, he has been kept in jail in various cases.Gohar also said that the party's reservations regarding ""illegal and unconstitutional actions"" had been conveyed to National Assembly Speaker Ayaz Sadiq and the party decided to raise voice for the PTI lawmakers and their families who were being picked up.He also strongly condemned the sealing of the party's secretariat in the federal capital.Former National Assembly speaker Asad Qaiser said that the major demand was to set Khan and his wife free.""Our first demand is to release the PTI founder, his wife Bushra Bibi and other detainees, including Raoof Hasan and party workers,"" he said.He also demanded the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) led coalition government to immediately resign over ""bad governance and mismanaging the economy"".The strike came as authorities were gradually increasing pressure on the PTI, which continued to target the establishment and the government. Despite dozens of cases against Khan, he has refused to soften his tone and instead routinely criticise the Army leadership.PTI leaders have also kept up the pressure on the government by calling it illegal which allegedly came to power through fraudulent elections.","Pakistani authorities sealed the central office of Imran Khan's party here over violation of safety standards. Khan was arrested on August 5 last year after his conviction in the first Toshakhana corruption case filed by the Election Commission of Pakistan. Since then, he has been kept in jail in various cases.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-111968346,imgsize-34208,width-400,resizemode-4/111968346.jpg"
-"Imran Khan's house used as 'terrorist training hub', claims Maryam Nawaz",https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/world/pakistan/imran-khans-house-used-as-terrorist-training-hub-claims-maryam-nawaz/articleshow/111965676.cms,"NEW DELHI: Jailed ex-Pakitan PM Imran Khan 's house in Lahore was used as a "" training hub for terrorists "", claimed Punjab province CM Maryam Nawaz on Tuesday.She said terrorists used Khan's house to make petrol bombs and planned attacks on the state.Maryam Nawaz, the daughter of former Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif , has accused Imran Khan, the leader of the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI), of orchestrating attacks on government buildings and military installations during the May 9, 2023 riots.She alleged that Khan feigned leg injuries for four months while planning these attacks.According to The Express Tribune, Maryam condemned the PTI as a group focused on creating chaos and damaging the state. She claimed that Khan's residence in Lahore, Zaman Park, had become a ""training hub for terrorists "", where petrol bombs were made and attacks on the state were planned.The May 9 riots erupted across Pakistan after Khan was arrested by the National Accountability Bureau (NAB) in a corruption case. Hundreds of PTI workers and senior leaders were arrested for their involvement in the violence and attacks on military installations, including the Jinnah House, ISI building in Faisalabad, and General Headquarters (GHQ) in Rawalpindi.Maryam also accused the PTI of conspiring to default the country, writing letters to the International Monetary Fund, waving cipher messages, and disrespecting memorials as part of a larger plot. She called for strict action against the PTI under the Constitution and law, citing national security and interests.The chief minister further criticized the PTI for alienating friendly countries, making baseless accusations against the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC), and disrupting Chinese President Xi Jinping's visit in 2014 by staging a sit-in. She recounted PTI's previous attacks on Parliament, PTV, and the Prime Minister's house, and accused them of violence against police officers and desecrating the Supreme Court's walls.In March, Minister for Information and Broadcasting Ataullah Tarar said that a handful of ""miscreants"" associated with the PTI were bent upon sabotaging Pakistan's deal with the IMF, which he said was crucial for economic stability.He said that at the protest, activists belonging to PTI were urging the IMF to give funds to Pakistan only if their jailed leader was released, regretting that activists of an ""anti-national"" party continued to hold sit-ins and protests outside the IMF offices. He said the protesters only wanted to sabotage the IMF deal because their dream was to make Pakistan default.","Maryam Nawaz, the daughter of former Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif, has accused Imran Khan of orchestrating attacks on government buildings and military installations. She alleged that Khan feigned leg injuries for four months while planning these attacks. Maryam also accused the PTI of conspiring to default the country, writing letters to the International Monetary Fund.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-111967163,imgsize-17502,width-400,resizemode-4/111967163.jpg"
-"Anti-terrorism efforts being made controversial by illegal, political mafias, says Pak army",https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/world/pakistan/anti-terrorism-efforts-being-made-controversial-by-illegal-political-mafias-says-pak-army/articleshow/111937180.cms,"ISLAMABAD: The Pakistan armyaccused its criticsof “politicising” its anti-terrorism efforts , including a new military operation, to the detriment of the country’s national interests following the arrest on Monday of Raoof Hasan, information secretary of Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf (PTI), headed by jailed former prime minister Imran Khan. The army said the party information secretary was in charge of PTI ’s digital media cell which, it alleged, was involved in running anti-state propaganda.Last month PM Shehbaz Sharif had approved a military offensive to counter aspikein terrorist attacks across Pakistan, particularly in volatile northwestern Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and southwestern Balochistan provinces, but the idea was widely criticised by opposition parties, particularly PTI and the rights group Pashtun Tahaffuz Movement (PTM). They termed it a ploy against Pashtuns to earn dollars from major powers and exploit their resources.Addressing a presser in the garrison city of Rawalpindi, the military’s spokesperson, Lt Gen Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry, asked, “Why did a mafia, a political mafia , and an illegal mafia say that they would not let this campaign (OperationAzm-e-Istehkam, or Resolve for Stability) happen?” He added that opponents of the offensive had tried to make it “controversial” and paint it as a purely military operation in which thousands of people would be displaced.He did not name any party or group butcalled the army’s critics “politicalandillegal mafias”,an apparent reference to PTI and PTM.Lt Gen Chaudhry said they were using “fake news and propaganda” to spread lies about the army and its intentions.“This is digital terrorism,” he said. “The physical terrorist also attacks law enforcement agencies and the army, and the digital terrorist also attacks the army. They are doing the same thing.”“Digital terrorists”, the spokesman said, would be deterred through laws, regulation and monitoring.He, however, questioned the lack of action against such individuals despite their activities against the leadership of the state and other institutions. “Instead of the courts and regulations moving forward against them, they’re given further space and they’re made heroes in the name of freedom of expression,” he said.Ahead of Sharif’s press conference, security forces had raided PTI’s offices and arrested Raoof Hasan from the party’s central secretariat. The raid came a week after the govt had said it planned to ban the party.“The PTI digital media centre had become a centre of international disinformation, from where anti-Pakistan propaganda is run throughout the world,” Islamabad police said, adding that those directly involved in anti-national propaganda were arrested and all evidence from PTI’s digital media cell wasconfiscated.The party issued a statement on X, saying: “It’s absolutely shameful how Islamabad police continues to completely mock and disregard every law in this country. Law of the jungle is reigning over Pakistan!”The crackdown on PTI follows several court rulings in its favour this month that threaten PM Sharif’s govt, which came to power in Feb this year with the military’s backing.","Pakistan army accuses its criticsof “politicising” its anti-terrorism efforts. Last month PM Shehbaz Sharif had approved a military offensive to counter aspikein terrorist attacks. The idea was widely criticised by opposition parties, particularly PTI and the rights group Pashtun Tahaffuz Movement.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-111937339,imgsize-32268,width-400,resizemode-4/111937339.jpg"
-"Pakistani cops raid ex-PM Imran Khan's party office, arrests PTI spokesman",https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/world/pakistan/pakistani-cops-raid-ex-pm-imran-khans-party-office-arrests-pti-spokesman/articleshow/111934337.cms,"Pakistan's interior ministry said on Monday that police had conducted a raid on ex-PM Imran Khan 's party in Islamabad.During the raid, the party's spokesman was arrested for allegedly engaging in anti-state propaganda, reported news agency AP.According to the ministry's statement, Ahmad Janjua , a media coordinator for Khan's Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf ( PTI ) party, was also taken into custody.Janjua had been arrested in a separate raid over the weekend.Gohar Ali Khan , the chairman of PTI, criticised the arrests and claimed that authorities had also apprehended other workers from the party's media wing during a series of police raids in recent weeks.Pakistani authorities frequently accuse the PTI of orchestrating a campaign against the country's institutions, particularly the military, an allegation that the party strongly denies.Since his removal from office through a vote of no-confidence in the parliament in 2022, Khan has been entangled in more than 150 legal cases. He has been imprisoned in a prison located in the garrison city of Rawalpindi since last year following his arrest .","Police conduct raid on Imran Khan's party in Islamabad. Party's spokesman arrested for allegedly engaging in anti-state propaganda. Ahmad Janjua, a media coordinator for Khan's Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf ( PTI ) party, was also taken into custody.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-111934683,imgsize-17502,width-400,resizemode-4/111934683.jpg"
-Warning shot: Pakistan army puts politicians on notice for 'sabotaging' major anti-terror op,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/world/pakistan/warning-shot-pakistan-army-puts-politicians-on-notice-for-sabotaging-major-anti-terror-op/articleshow/111934063.cms,"Precursor to army intervention?
+Garment factories resume operations
 
+Partial restoration of broadband internet
 
+Arrests surge past 2,500
 
-The Pakistan army on Monday accused an "" illegal political mafia "" of trying to sabotage its renewed military operation, codenamed "" Azm-i-Istehkam "" (Resolve for Stability), against rising terrorism in the country.Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) director general Lieutenant General Ahmed Sharif, in a press conference in Rawalpindi, stated that a ""massive, illegal political mafia"" has risen to undermine the operation due to ""vested interests"".Sharif clarified that Azm-i-Istehkam is not just a military operation but a comprehensive counter-terrorism campaign launched through national consensus to reinvigorate the already in-place National Action Plan (NAP).He stressed that the purpose of the operation is to eliminate terrorism, which will eventually lead to ""societal and national uplift"".However, the DG ISPR accused a ""very strong lobby"" of having a vested interest in sabotaging the operation, as it does not want the NAP to succeed.He alleged that this entity is receiving a lot of money to subvert the operation.""The stakes in [sabotaging] this operation are very high, and it's not based on any ideology but involves a lot of money,"" he said.Lt Gen Sharif stated that the ""illegal political mafia"" made the first move to make the operations controversial through false and fake arguments.He pointed out that the problem lies in the implementation of the NAP's other points, such as the regularisation and registration of religious seminaries, where only a bit over 16,000 out of about 32,000 seminaries have been registered so far. He questioned whether the army should be responsible for these tasks.The DG ISPR also mentioned the issue of the ""illegal spectrum"", which hides a major illegal economy through which the criminal system and terrorism operate. He said the requirement of the illegal spectrum is a ""soft state"" and the solution to it is the National Action Plan.While the DG ISPR's statements highlight the challenges faced by the government in implementing its counter-terrorism strategy, it is essential to note that the army's involvement in political matters can be a sensitive issue.The military has historically played a significant role in the country's politics, and its direct intervention in political affairs has often been a subject of controversy.It remains to be seen whether the army will take a more active role in the country's affairs in response to the alleged sabotage of the counter-terrorism campaign by the ""illegal political mafia"".","Pakistan army accuses an ""illegal political mafia "" of trying to sabotage its renewed military operation. The operation is codenamed "" Azm-i-Istehkam "" (Resolve for Stability) The military has historically played a significant role in the country's politics.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-111934233,imgsize-60682,width-400,resizemode-4/111934233.jpg"
-9 held in connection with Pakistan screenwriter abduction case,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/world/pakistan/9-held-in-connection-with-pakistan-screenwriter-abduction-case/articleshow/111926957.cms,"LAHORE : Nine people, including two women, have been arrested in connection with the honey trapping, abduction and robbery case involving renowned playwright Khalilur Rehman Qamar , Pakistan-based daily, Dawn reported.Qamar was abducted and subjected to a harrowing ordeal in Lahore, according to local police reports.The playwright was lured to a house by a woman named Amna, who purportedly invited him for discussions related to a drama project.Upon his arrival, armed assailants forcibly abducted him, leading to a series of traumatic events.During his captivity, Qamar was reportedly tortured and taken to multiple undisclosed locations by the perpetrators. The ordeal culminated in kidnappers demanding a substantial ransom from him and his family. They also robbed him of personal belongings, including his mobile phone, watch, and cash. Additionally, they allegedly withdrew PRK 2,50,000 from his ATM card.In his statement to Sundar police station, Qamar detailed the threats made against his life and the physical violence he endured during the abduction. He recounted being blindfolded and abandoned in an isolated area by the assailants before they fled the scene, Dawn reported.A case has been registered based on Qamar's First Information Report ( FIR ), documenting the criminal acts committed against him. Authorities are actively pursuing leads to apprehend the perpetrators and ensure justice is served.Khalilur Rehman Qamar is widely recognised in Pakistan for his prolific career as a scriptwriter, director, and producer. He has significantly contributed to the country's entertainment industry with acclaimed dramas such as "" Mere Paas Tum Ho ,"" "" Pyaray Afzal ,"" and "" Sadqay Tumhare "".Beyond his professional achievements, Qamar has been a polarising figure due to his controversial statements and viewpoints on various societal issues. His outspoken stance on gender roles and feminism has sparked heated debates and criticism from feminist activists and the media alike.Despite facing backlash for his views, Qamar has remained steadfast in his convictions, continuing to express his opinions openly. His resilience in the face of adversity has both garnered support and stirred controversy within the Pakistcommunity.","Nine people, including two women, arrested in connection with honey trapping, abduction and robbery case involving renowned playwright Khalilur Rehman Qamar. Qamar was abducted and subjected to a harrowing ordeal in Lahore. The playwright was lured to a house by a woman named Amna, who purportedly invited him for discussions related to a drama project.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-111927356,imgsize-331349,width-400,resizemode-4/111927356.jpg"
-"Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf's lawmakers offered big bucks to switch allegiance, claims Asad Qaiser",https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/world/pakistan/pakistan-tehreek-e-insafs-lawmakers-offered-big-bucks-to-switch-allegiance-claims-asad-qaiser/articleshow/111925029.cms,"ISLAMABAD: Asad Qaiser , a seasoned leader within the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI), raised alarming allegations on Sunday, asserting that party lawmakers were under immense pressure and being offered substantial financial inducements to change their loyalties, as reported by The News Earlier, PTI Chairman Gohar Khan had accused the government of coercing PTI MPs to defect following a supreme court verdict regarding reserved seats for women and minorities.The court's ruling on July 12 confirmed PTI's eligibility for these seats, reinstating the party's entry into parliament after it was excluded from the February 8 polls due to an electoral body ruling in December 2023.This decision has heightened tensions within the coalition alliance, altering the composition of the national assembly.Qaiser condemned the ruling establishment, accusing them of shamelessly resorting to various tactics to maintain their grip on power, including exerting pressure on legislators. In a passionate video message, he declared nationwide protests scheduled for Friday, inviting all political parties, including the grand democratic alliance (GDA), to join in, according to geo news.""My fellow Pakistanis, we announce a nationwide protest next Friday under the banner of Tehreek Tahaffuz Aiyeen-e-Pakistan. Our protest serves three key objectives,"" Qaiser stated emphatically. ""Firstly, it opposes the deteriorating law and order situation and the government's failure to address it.""""Secondly,"" he continued, ""our protest condemns the unlawful and unconstitutional detention of former prime minister Imran Khan, his spouse Bushra Bibi, and other political prisoners, along with the illegal abduction and disappearance of social workers, especially those connected to social media.""""Thirdly,"" Qaiser emphasised, ""our protest addresses the crippling inflation that is devastating ordinary citizens. The rising costs of electricity, gasoline, and unbearable taxes have brought immense hardship to the people. This protest will be a historic moment of unity.""Qaiser underscored the inclusive nature of the protests, urging participation from all sectors of society, farmers, students, traders, and workers, all united in their resolve to safeguard the nation's interests.The decision to mobilise these protests on July 26 was made during an emergency meeting chaired by Mehmood Khan Achakzai, the chairman of Tehreek and a prominent figure in Balochistan's political landscape, who is also heading the Pakhtunkhwa milli awami party, geo news reported.","Asad Qaiser, a seasoned leader within the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI), raised alarming allegations on Sunday, asserting that party lawmakers were under immense pressure. He declared nationwide protests scheduled for Friday, inviting all political parties, including the grand democratic alliance (GDA), to join in.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-111925367,imgsize-441962,width-400,resizemode-4/111925367.jpg"
-"Pakistan slams attack on its consulate in Germany, video shows Afghan flag",https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/world/pakistan/pakistan-slams-attack-on-its-consulate-in-germany-video-shows-afghan-flag/articleshow/111909265.cms,"ISLAMABAD: Pakistan on Sunday condemned an attack on its Frankfurt consulate a day earlier by what it described as a “gang of extremists” and urged German authorities to arrest those involved in the incident.Footage shared on social media showed a large crowd of angry individuals holding Afghanistan flag and scaling the fence to enter the Pakistani consulate in Frankfurt and removing its flag.Pakistani authorities claimed the people were allegedly Afghan nationals who pelted the consulate with stones during their protest.“Pakistan strongly condemns attack by a gang of extremists on its consulate in Frankfurt, Germany and the failure of German authorities to protect the sanctity and security of the premises of its consular Mission,” foreign office spokesperson Mumtaz Zahra Baloch said in a statement.“We also urge German authorities to take immediate measures to arrest and prosecute those involved in the incident and hold to account those responsible for the lapses in security,” the spokesperson said.This is not the first time that Afghan have nationals exhibited hostility towards Pakistan at a neutral venue. In 2019, Pakistan’s victory over Afghanistan at the Asia Cup in Sharjah was marred by clashes between cricket fans of the two countries.Tension between Pakistan and Afghanistan have been progressively rising. Since November 2022, Pakistan saw an uptick in terrorist strikes after a fragile truce between Islamabad and the proscribed militant group, Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP), broke down. Pakistan blames Afghanistan for sheltering TTP militants. Kabul, however, denies the allegations.Ties between the two countries also took a hit after Pakistan last year launched a deportation drive to expel Afghan nationals.",Pakistani authorities claim the people were allegedly Afghan nationals who pelted the consulate with stones during their protest. Footage shared on social media showed a large crowd of angry individuals holding Afghanistan flag and scaling the fence to enter the Pakistani consulate in Frankfurt and removing its flag.,"https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-111909331,imgsize-12260,width-400,resizemode-4/111909331.jpg"
-"'Imran Khan to remain in prison, Pakistan economy very fragile': Global financial report on country",https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/world/pakistan/imran-khan-to-remain-in-prison-pakistan-economy-very-fragile-global-financial-report-on-country/articleshow/111900398.cms,"Business Monitor International (BMI), a part of the Fitch Group, has reported that opposition leader Imran Khan is unlikely to be released from jail in the near future. Despite successful legal appeals, BMI predicts he will remain imprisoned. The report also states that the Shehbaz Sharif government is expected to last for at least 18 months while pushing through fiscal reforms mandated by the International Monetary Fund (IMF).BMI noted, ""Despite several successful legal appeals, opposition leader Imran Khan will remain imprisoned for the foreseeable future.""The report highlights that the current Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) led government will probably stay in power over the next 18 months.BMI emphasizes that it expects the government to push through IMF-mandated fiscal reforms.""We expect that the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N)-led government will remain in power over the coming 18 months and will succeed in pushing through with International Monetary Fund (IMF) mandated fiscal reforms.""The analysis expressed concerns about the fragility of Pakistan's economy, indicating that growth prospects are heavily weighted to the downside due to various risks.""The risks to our growth outlook are heavily weighted to the downside. Pakistan's economy remains very fragile in the face of external shocks,"" stated the BMI report.The report underscores that with 40 percent of Pakistan's population employed in agriculture, the economy remains vulnerable to climatic conditions, and political instability could further derail economic recovery.""Given that 40 per cent of Pakistanis work in agriculture, another flood or drought would pose a significant risk to the economy. The country's fragile political situation could also derail the recovery,"" the report added.With discussions about a potential ban on Imran Khan's party, Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaaf, BMI warned of possible widespread protests that could impact the economy.""While Pakistan's establishment parties were successful in creating a new coalition government following the February election, the strong electoral performance of independent candidates backed by jailed opposition leader Imran Khan suggests that there is significant dissatisfaction with the current political elite. Another round of protests in urban areas could disrupt economic activity,"" the BMI report stated.Additionally, the report highlights that while Pakistani policy makers are likely to miss ambitious budget targets, they might still manage to narrow the deficit.","Business Monitor International (BMI), a part of the Fitch Group, has reported that opposition leader Imran Khan is unlikely to be released from jail in the near future. Despite successful legal appeals, BMI predicts he will remain imprisoned. BMI emphasizes that it expects the government to push through IMF- mandated fiscal reforms.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-111902907,imgsize-400325,width-400,resizemode-4/111902907.jpg"
-Hotel staff in Pakistan tortured by police for denying 'free food',https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/world/pakistan/hotel-staff-in-pakistan-tortured-by-police-for-denying-free-food/articleshow/111902318.cms,"A contentious breakfast bill at a hotel in Karachi 's Korangi area has sparked serious allegations of police brutality . According to ARY News, the incident occurred where police officers allegedly refused to pay for their breakfast and subsequently tortured hotel staff.Ali Muhammad, an employee of the hotel, reported that police officers are frequent visitors who often left without settling their bills.The situation escalated on Friday morning when five officers arrived for breakfast. Upon being asked to pay, they reportedly responded with violence, citing concerns over rising inflation.The incident prompted widespread concern over police misconduct and abuse of power. Ali Muhammad further alleged that after the confrontation, the police arrested three other hotel employees on charges of unlawfully keeping cylinders. He also accused the officers of stealing 18 chairs and Rs 30,000 from the hotel’s counter.Muhammad claimed that the head-muharrir of the Korangi police station accepted money for the release of the detained employees, providing a personal guarantee for their release.In light of these allegations, SSP Korangi Tauheed Rehman has suspended the three officers involved—identified as Shakir, Mudassar, and Waqas—pending further investigation. The case has been assigned to SP Shah Faisal for a comprehensive inquiry. The suspended officers are currently on administrative leave.","Five police officers allegedly refused to pay for breakfast at a hotel in Karachi. Hotel employee claims they tortured hotel staff and stole 18 chairs and Rs 30,000. SSP Korangi Tauheed Rehman has suspended the three officers involved.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-111902529,imgsize-893096,width-400,resizemode-4/111902529.jpg"
-Baloch Activist: Baloch activist warns Pakistan against using force on peaceful protesters,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/world/pakistan/baloch-activist-warns-pakistan-against-using-force-on-peaceful-protesters/articleshow/111902221.cms,"GWADAR : Ahead of the Baloch National Gathering scheduled for July 28, Baloch rights activist Maharang Baloch has issued a warning to Pakistan and stated that if the state uses force to suppress the peaceful protests of the Baloch people, it will be unable to control the resulting backlash.""If the state tries to use force to stop this peaceful public flood, then it will be impossible to control this public flood, and then the consequences will be that which is not even in the imagination of the state,"" Maharang Baloch said in a statement on X.The Baloch rights activist released a statement on Saturday in which she made an appeal to the Baloch nation and urged the Baloch people to come together and prove their unity to the world on July 28.Further, she emphasised that this day is an opportunity for the Baloch nation to show its strength and civilisation to the world and encouraged them to demonstrate their unity and solidarity on this day.""I appeal to the Baloch nation once again that if you want to save the Baloch nation, if you want to present proof of a united nation to the world, then July 28 is the day to prove Baloch as a united and civilised nation,"" said Maharang BalochShe also appealed to the other countries to pressure the Pakiststate to refrain from sabotaging their peaceful and legal struggle for human rights.""We want to tell the entire civilised world to give the State of Pakistan a hard rein and give up its intentions and ambitions to sabotage our own peaceful, legal and human rights struggle on our own soil and to obstruct reconciliation. Never try,"" Maharang Baloch said.Following this, she emphasised that they remained committed to peaceful protests as always.""We were peaceful, we are peaceful and we will remain peaceful. National knowledge, awareness and consciousness are our first priorities. Baloch National Unity Caravan is today a responsible organisation for the entire Baloch nation and understands and fulfils its national responsibilities well,"" Maharang Baloch said.","Maharang Baloch has issued a warning to Pakistan ahead of the Baloch National Gathering scheduled for July 28. She said that if the state uses force to suppress the peaceful protests, it will be unable to control the resulting backlash. She also appealed to the other countries to pressure the Pakiststate to refrain from sabotaging their peaceful struggle for human rights.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-111902313,imgsize-384412,width-400,resizemode-4/111902313.jpg"
-Pakistan: Nawaz Sharif calls on SC to 'rethink' judgements after Maryam Nawaz pushes judiciary to focus on people's welfare,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/world/pakistan/pakistan-nawaz-sharif-calls-on-sc-to-rethink-judgements-after-maryam-nawaz-pushes-judiciary-to-focus-on-peoples-welfare/articleshow/111902153.cms,"ISLAMABAD: Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) President, Nawaz Sharif urged the Supreme Court judges to reconsider their decisions to better serve the masses, reported Dawn.The PML-N Supremo was speaking at a Punjab government meeting on the solar programme alongside his daughter, Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz , where Nawaz Sharif referred to the apex court's ruling in the reserved seats case, urging the judiciary to focus on the welfare of the masses.""Those making decisions, like the one in the reserved seats case, need to rethink as they must take care of people,"" he said.The former prime minister recalled the Supreme Court's role in the Panama Papers case in 2017, which led to his removal from office after Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) leader Imran Khan filed a petition, as reported by Dawn.""A man (Imran Khan) roaming the roads was invited to the Supreme Court for justice, which ultimately led to my ousting. Why was this injustice done to the country?"" Sharif questioned.On the issue of soaring electricity bills, Sharif further acknowledged the financial burden on the populace.""No one can pay the electricity bill; it has become a burden on everyone. By 2017, bills were lower, and so was the dollar rate. Since 2018, the poor have suffered greatly,"" he said, promising his party would take all possible measures to provide relief to citizens.Nawaz Sharif has maintained a low profile since his party failed to secure a majority in the controversial February 8 polls, and his younger brother, Shehbaz Sharif, became prime minister. Recently, he reclaimed the PML-N presidency six years after losing it due to the Supreme Court's ruling in the Panama Papers case.""The country is not being treated fairly,"" Sharif commented, hinting at alleged judicial biases. ""We had said goodbye to the IMF, but everyone knows who brought it back.""Highlighting on his government's 2013-17 tenure, he said that the country was ""prospering by leaps and bounds"" during that time, reported Dawn.The PML-N supremo remarks come a day after Maryam Nawaz launched a a scathing criticism on the eight judges of the 13-member Supreme Court bench that allowed the PTI to reclaim its seats in parliament and assemblies.She further warned the judges of severe consequences for attempts to destabilise the country.""The Supreme Court's decision (in the reserved seats case) is an attempt to destabilise the country. The judges who delivered this verdict have, in fact, sold their conscience,"" she alleged. ""Decisions should be based on the law and the Constitution, not personal biases.""She warned, ""I want to tell the judges of the Supreme Court, let this country function smoothly. We will not allow you to disrupt its progress. Anyone who attempts to derail development and create political instability will be dealt with firmly.""","Nawaz Sharif urged the Supreme Court judges to reconsider their decisions to better serve the masses. He was speaking at a Punjab government meeting on the solar programme alongside his daughter, Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz. The PML-N supremo remarks come a day after his daughter launched a scathing criticism on the eight judges of the 13-member Supreme Court bench.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-111902191,imgsize-28636,width-400,resizemode-4/111902191.jpg"
-Hard to implement IMF deal as political pressure surges in Pakistan: Experts,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/world/pakistan/hard-to-implement-imf-deal-as-political-pressure-surges-in-pakistan-experts/articleshow/111900333.cms,"ISLAMABAD: The current fiscal year's tax-laden budget and the Supreme Court's ruling on reserved seats have shifted the focus of politics to the economy , further posing doubts over Pakistan 's ability to meet the new International Monetary Fund (IMF) conditions for a $7 billion loan, reported Dawn.A senior researcher said, ""This is crucial to determining if the government can meet the conditions for a USD 7 billion IMF loan agreement.Nonetheless, I am confident the government will sign the deal at any cost.""According to the analysts, the government is seeking China's help to restructure its substantial $28 billion debt.However, sources have suggested that China is unlikely to restructure these loans, fearing that other nations, like Sri Lanka, may also seek debt restructuring from Beijing.Bankers and analysts agreed that the country has been facing significant challenges, with political pressure mounting to provide relief to the public, Dawn reported.""The government has failed to offer any relief, instead exacerbating the situation by repeatedly increasing fuel and electricity prices,"" a senior banker said, noting that only banks and the equity market are enjoying the ""worst economy,"" recording historic profits.On the contrary, sectors like textiles are calling for tax reductions and price controls. Exporters are also dissatisfied with the new taxes on their income.The annual inflation rate for FY24 stood at 23.4%, leaving the real interest rate negative by three per cent.""How can we expect any big cut in the interest rate in the future to stimulate the economy?"" the banker questioned.The sources said that the IMF has asked the State Bank to maintain fiscal discipline, implying no substantial relief in interest rates soon.The high cost of doing business has already led to economic contraction in FY23, with a mere 2.4 per cent growth in FY24.""If the political situation remains unstable, significant growth in FY25 is unlikely, which will increase unemployment and deepen political uncertainties,"" noted an analyst. The IMF projects 3.5% growth for FY25, while Fitch Ratings estimates 3.2%.Faisal Mamsa, CEO of Tresmark, showed optimism and said that the IMF deal will unlock additional funding sources, stabilise the rupee and bolster foreign exchange reserves.However, he expressed concerns about the political and social challenges in the country, which could complicate the successful implementation of IMF conditions, as reported by Dawn.""Moody's points out that Pakistan has historically struggled with implementing the structural reforms required by IMF programmes, which casts doubt on the current deal's effectiveness,"" he said.Despite campaigns for deals with Saudi Arabia, UAE and China, no substantial progress has been made, nor has privatisation of any government entity gone through, Mamsa said, adding that the anti-poor budget may not be sustainable in the long term.","The current fiscal year's tax-laden budget and the Supreme Court's ruling on reserved seats have shifted the focus of politics to the economy. The high cost of doing business has already led to economic contraction in FY23, with a mere 2.4 per cent growth in FY24.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-111900426,imgsize-917420,width-400,resizemode-4/111900426.jpg"
-Pakistan: Opposition alliance to hold nationwide protest on July 26 to demand release of political prisoners,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/world/pakistan/pakistan-opposition-alliance-to-hold-nationwide-protest-on-july-26-to-demand-release-of-political-prisoners/articleshow/111895694.cms,"ISLAMABAD: The opposition alliance of Tehreek Tahafuz Aaeen-e-Pakistan (TTAP) said on Saturday that it will hold a protest across the nation on July 26 for the release of all political prisoners, including Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) chairman Imran Khan and reclaim the ""stolen mandate,"" The Express Tribune reported.The TTAP leadership passed a unanimous resolution seeking the immediate release of political prisoners and demanded an empowered judicial commission to investigate firing on peaceful marchers in Bannu.The opposition alliance also called for the ruling party's resignation and demanded fresh elections. It lauded the recent Supreme Court's decision on reserved seats, according to the Pakistan-based paper's report.The opposition alliance's meeting was chaired by senior politician and head of the movement Mahmood Khan Achakzai and was attended by PTI Chairman Barrister Gohar Ali Khan, Secretary General and Leader of Opposition in National Assembly Omar Ayub Khan, Leader of Opposition in Senate Senator Shibli Faraz and PTI Central Information Secretary Raoof Hasan.Sunni Ittehad Council chairman Sahibzada Hamid Raza, Majlis Wahdat Muslimeen Allama chairman Nasir Abbas and JUI ShirGroup leader Syed Qasim Agha also attended the meeting.During the meeting, the participants held a discussion over the prevailing political and economic situation of the country and the future course of action. They also passed a resolution demanding the release of Imran Khan, his wife Bushra Bibi and all other PTI leaders and workers.The participants stated that the cases filed against Imran Khan and other PTI leaders and workers were in violation of laws and principles of justice. They also called for forming an independent judicial commission to investigate the deaths and injuries caused by firings on Bannu Aman March.The participants said that the judicial commission should be headed by a serving judge, which should be free from any external pressure, to ensure a transparent investigation into the violent incidents in Bannu, according to The Express Tribune report.They demanded that the incumbent IG and Chief Secretary of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa failed in restoring peace in the province and said, ""they should be dismissed forthwith."" They urged the government to immediately withdraw the rapid rise in prices of electricity and gas.The participants said that the people of Pakistan were paying the price for the incompetence and ineptitude of the ""unelected and non-representative government"" in the form of a skyrocketing price hike of various grocery items, power and gas.In the resolution, the participants noted that the incumbent government made the life of the rank and file miserable due to its flawed policies and cruel actions, leaving the inflation-ridden and poverty-stricken masses with no option but to sell their household goods to meet their daily expenses.They urged the government to immediately take measures to provide relief to people by reining in the back-breaking inflation and withdrawing the increase in fuel prices. The participants in the meeting welcomed the apex court's decision related to the reserved seats and called the decision a victory for the Constitution and the law.They praised the judiciary's efforts for the supremacy of the Constitution and rule of law and the restoration of democracy in Pakistan. They said that the unelected and non-representative government of ""Form 47"" should resign immediately and new elections be held in Pakistan, The Express Tribune reported.Pakistan held its 12th national general election on February 8, amid allegations of rigging and the shutdown of cellular and internet services. The PTI dominated the election results, with the highest number of successful candidates in the February 8 general elections. However, the party has alleged rigging in the polls.",The opposition alliance of Tehreek Tahafuz Aaeen-e-Pakistan said on Saturday that it will hold a protest across the nation on July 26. The TTAP leadership passed a unanimous resolution seeking the immediate release of political prisoners. They also demanded an empowered judicial commission to investigate firing on peaceful marchers in Bannu.,"https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-111895731,imgsize-1214108,width-400,resizemode-4/111895731.jpg"
-Bushra Bibi alleges life threats and inhumane conditions for Imran Khan,https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/world/pakistan/bushra-bibi-alleges-life-threats-and-inhumane-conditions-for-imran-khan/articleshow/111890559.cms,"Bushra Bibi , wife of Pakistan former Prime Minister Imran Khan , has expressed her concerns about the safety of her husband while he is detained in Adiala Jail . During an informal interaction with journalists at the prison on Saturday, she mentioned previous incidents where Khan was shot at and allegedly poisoned, as reported by The Express Tribune.In addition to her worries about Khan's well-being, Bushra Bibi also shared her own fears for her safety.She pointed out that their request for an investigation into the alleged poisoning has not yet been addressed by the court.Bushra Bibi described the poor conditions in the jail, claiming that Imran Khan was kept in unsanitary surroundings and given contaminated food.According to Bushra Bibi, when they met at Attock Jail, Khan appeared malnourished and had spent the entire night removing insects from his hair. She also criticised the disparate treatment of political prisoners compared to convicted criminals, emphasising that while other inmates were treated like royalty, Khan suffered without even basic facilities.Bushra Bibi, when questioned by a reporter regarding the accusations of mixing toilet cleaner with food and her allegations against the authorities, confirmed that ""the claims were true,"" according to a report by The Express Tribune.Upon the conclusion of the meeting, Bushra Bibi emphasised that both she and Imran Khan were prepared to take an oath, maintaining that the allegations leveled against them were unfounded.","Imran Khan is being held in Adiala Jail in Pakistan. His wife, Bushra Bibi, has expressed her concerns about his well-being. She has also expressed her own fears for her safety. She also criticised the treatment of political prisoners compared to convicted criminals.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-111890589,imgsize-1038173,width-400,resizemode-4/111890589.jpg"
+Bangladesh eased a nationwide curfew Thursday after last week’s unrest resulted in the deaths of at least 191 people, including several police officers, marking some of the most severe violence during Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina’s tenure. While thousands of troops continue to patrol cities and a nationwide internet shutdown largely remains, clashes have subsided since protest leaders temporarily halted new demonstrations.The government allowed free movement for seven hours, from 10.00 am to 5.00 pm, as a step towards normalcy.The capital city Dhaka, home to 20 million people, saw a resurgence of commuter traffic Thursday morning. This comes days after intense clashes between police and protesters had left the streets nearly empty. Banks, government offices, and garment factories , crucial to the country's economy, reopened on Wednesday after being shut down during the peak of the unrest. The reopening marks a significant move towards restoring regular activities in the city, which had been severely disrupted by the violence and subsequent curfew.Garment factories and banks resumed operations in Bangladesh on Wednesday following a relaxation of the curfew imposed to curb deadly clashes. The protests, driven by students demanding changes to civil service employment quotas, led to the deaths of at least 186 people. Despite the presence of thousands of troops and an ongoing internet shutdown, calm has started to return to the streets. ""We were worried about the future of our company,"" said Khatun, a 40-year-old factory worker. The reopening of these factories is crucial for the country's economy, heavily reliant on the textile industry.Broadband internet services were partially restored in Bangladesh after five days of a nationwide blackout. The shutdown occurred amid clashes between security personnel and protesters, which reportedly resulted in over 100 deaths. The phased restoration, described as a ""trial run"" by the state minister for post, telecommunication, and information technology, prioritizes banking, commercial sectors, technology firms, exporters, outsourcing providers, and media outlets. According to the Internet Service Providers Association of Bangladesh (ISPAB), around 40% of broadband connections have been restored, with efforts ongoing to reconnect the remaining lines.Arrests in Bangladesh following violent protests over employment quotas surpassed 2,500 as of Tuesday, according to an AFP tally. The unrest, which began as demonstrations against politicized government job quotas, escalated into widespread violence, resulting in at least 174 deaths, including several police officers. A curfew and internet blackout were imposed to control the situation. The student group leading the protests has temporarily suspended demonstrations, citing the need to avoid further bloodshed. Despite the government's efforts to restore order, the response has faced criticism for its severity and the high number of casualties.","Bangladesh eased a nationwide curfew Thursday after last week’s unrest resulted in the deaths of at least 191 people, including several police officers. The government allowed free movement for seven hours, from 10.00 am to 5.00 pm, as a step towards normalcy. Banks, government offices, and garment factories reopened on Wednesday after being shut down during the peak of the unrest.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-112009106,imgsize-1010354,width-400,resizemode-4/112009106.jpg"
 "Plane crashes after takeoff at Nepal airport, 18 killed",https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/world/south-asia/plane-crashes-after-takeoff-at-nepal-airport-18-killed/articleshow/111997198.cms,"KATHMANDU : A Nepalese airliner crashed and caught fire shortly after taking off from Tribhuvan International Airport here on Wednesday, killing 18 people aboard, including a child, and seriously injuring the pilot — the lone survivor — in the latest aviation disaster to hit the Himalayan nation.The Bombardier CRJ-200 aircraft of Saurya Airlines , carrying 19 people, including two crew members and technical staff of the airline, was bound for Pokhara International Airport for regular maintenance service when the accident occurred.“Shortly after takeoff from runway 02, the aircraft veered off to the right and crashed on the east side of the runway,” said a statement issued by the civil aviation authority of Nepal. It said rescue operations were initiated immediately and fire was brought under control. “One injured person (Captain Manish Ratna Shakya) was rescued and taken to the hospital, and 18 people were found dead,” it added.The deceased were identified as co-pilot S Katuwal, the employees of Saurya Airlines and a Yemeni national (Aref Reda).Manu Raj Sharma, a technician of the airline, his wife Priza Khatiwada and their four-year-old son Adhi Raj Sharma were among the deceased. Priza worked as an assistant computer operator at the ministry of energy, water resources and irrigation.A statement issued by the airline said that Priza and her son were initially identified as employees of the company, but it was later revealed that they were passengers.Videos posted online showed the plane being enveloped in fire and smoke. Fire engines and ambulances were rushed to the spot after the incident.“I came out and saw a plane had crashed and there was smoke and fire coming out,” said Ram Kumar Khatri Chetri, who own a car parts store barely 100 metres from the crash site. “There was chaos and confusion. There was no way that anyone could go near the plane and help out,” he said.It is monsoon season in Kathmandu but was not raining at the time of the crash. Visibility was low across the capital, however.Of the deceased, 15 died on the spot while three died during treatment at a local hospital, authorities said.The bodies of the deceased have been shifted to Tribhuvan University Teaching Hospital for post-mortem. Grieving relatives gathered to collect the bodies of their loved ones, though they are not likely to be released for a day or two.Pilot Shakya, 37, is undergoing treatment at Kathmandu Model Hospital. Officials said that he remains in critical condition following injuries sustained in the accident. He is currently undergoing a crucial eye and spinal cord surgery and is admitted to the neuro-intensive care unit.Co-pilot Sasant Katuwal had been flying only for the past three years after completing training in France, his uncle Dhyan Bahadur Khadka said. He had just received a visa to go to Germany for further training and was excited about that, Khadka said.Prime Minister K P Sharma Oli and home minister Ramesh Lekh separately visited the accident site to gather details about the incident and provide necessary directives. Oli said he was deeply saddened by the tragic deaths in the crash and was at the site to enquire about the cause of the air crash with the civil aviation authority's officials. He urged all for patience at this hour of grief.According to Tribhuvan International Airport chief Jagannath Niraula, the plane flying from Kathmandu to Pokhara turned in the wrong direction.“As soon as it took off, it turned right instead of turning left,” Niraula was quoted as saying by the BBC News Nepali. However, “the cause of the accident has not been revealed yet”, he said. The accident happened less than a minute after the plane took off, Niraula said.Nepal has been criticised for its poor air safety record , where many airlines fly to small airports in remote hills and near peaks shrouded in clouds. The country is home to eight of the world's 14 tallest mountain peaks.A cabinet meeting held in Singhadurbar decided to form a five-member committee led by former director general of the civil aviation authority, Ratish Chandra Lal Suman, to investigate the crash. The committee has been given 45 days to submit a report.The aircraft, manufactured by the Canadian company Bombardier in April 2003, was the sixth of its kind purchased for use in Nepal, according to information from planesspotters.com. Following the accident, services at the Kathmandu airport were halted briefly before being resumed, the airport authorities said.According to the company's website, Saruya Airlines operates flights to five tourist destinations within Nepal, with a fleet of three Bombardier CRJ-200 jets.Nepal has been criticised for its poor air safety record in recent years but the reasons also include sudden weather changes and airstrips located in hard-to-access rocky terrains, apart from human error.According to Nepal's civil aviation body, 914 people have died in air crashes in the country since the first disaster was recorded in August 1955.In Jan last year, all 72 people on board, including five Indians, were killed when a Yeti Airlines aircraft crashed in the resort city of Pokhara. The crash was attributed to a human error.","Nepal has been criticised for its poor air safety record. Plane carrying 19 people, including two crew members and technical staff of the airline, was bound for Pokhara International Airport for regular maintenance service. Pilot Manish Ratna Shakya, 37, remains in critical condition following injuries sustained in the accident.","https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-111997224,imgsize-98734,width-400,resizemode-4/111997224.jpg"
 "Bangladesh factories, banks reopen as curfew is eased after protests taper off",https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/world/south-asia/bangladesh-factories-banks-reopen-as-curfew-is-eased-after-protests-taper-off/articleshow/111985045.cms,"STUDENT DEMANDS
 
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