AAP leader Satyendar Jain arrested. NEW DELHI: Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) leader Satyendar Jain was arrested in connection with alleged corruption in the Delhi Jal Board, an official told news agency ANI.The Delhi government’s Anti-Corruption Branch (ABC) has arrested six people in connection with the case.Those arrested include former Delhi minister Satyendar Kumar Jain, former...
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California seized Black couple’s beach resort; heirs later got it back
Charles and Willa Bruce on their wedding day (Left) and Margie Johnson and John Pettigrew in Manhattan Beach in 1927 (Right) A prime piece of Southern California oceanfront property taken from a Black couple through eminent domain a century ago was formally returned to their descendants and then sold back to Los Angeles County for...
Trump’s new guru? Why US Prez is pointing to India in America’s voter ID debate
Trump cited remarks by Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar questioning how Americans can conduct elections without requiring photo identification (Photo: Reuters) TOI correspondent from Washington: United States President Donald Trump has apparently discovered the solution to America’s notoriously fickle and complicated election system: Ask India.In a Truth Social post on Monday, Trump cited purported remarks...
Hockey World Cup: Dominant India crush South Africa 6-1 to go top of Group D
Team India (Pic credit: Hockey India) NEW DELHI: The Indian women’s hockey team produced a dominant attacking display to crush South Africa 6-1 in their second Pool D match of the FIH Hockey World Cup on Tuesday, moving to the top of the group and taking a major step towards the second round.Sunelita Toppo, Navneet...
Russia sent explosives, drone parts to Iran via secret route to rebuild arsenal
Russia is reported to send explosives and drone parts to Iran via the Caspian Sea, report (representative photo) Reports suggest that Russia has been sending explosives, drone components and ammunition to Iran through the Caspian Sea as Tehran works to replenish military stocks depleted during its war with the US and Israel, according to a...
‘Detergent mistaken for salt’: 2 dozen students fall ill after mid-day meal in Bihar
Over two dozen students fell ill after consuming a mid-day meal NALANDA: More than two dozen students fell ill after allegedly consuming a mid-day meal at a government school in Bihar’s Nalanda district on Tuesday.The incident took place at Middle School in Parasi under the Noorsarai police station area, following which the affected students were...
Vijay govt to give women employees 365 days maternity leave for third child
At present, women government employees with fewer than two surviving children are eligible for one year of maternity leave. NEW DELHI: The CM Vijay-led Tamil Nadu government announced that women working in the state government will be entitled to 365 days of maternity leave for a third child, bringing it in line with the leave...
Abhijeet Dipke’s ‘School Thik Karo’ drive brings first computer to his village school
The latest development comes as Abhijeet Dipke continues visits to government schools in Hingoli under the campaign. HINGOLI: A government school in Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) founder Abhijeet Dipke’s native Santuk Pimpri village in Maharashtra’s Hingoli district has received its first-ever computer, days after he flagged gaps in basic facilities at the institution.Dipke shared the...
‘Credibility well established globally’: MEA on Trump’s praise for CEC Gyanesh Kumar
Trump had invoked India’s electoral system while renewing his call for US Congress to pass the SAVE America Act NEW DELHI: The ministry of external affairs on Tuesday said the credibility and robustness of India’s election machinery are “well-established facts globally”, after US President Donald Trump praised the country’s electoral system while pushing for stricter voting...
Scapa Flow’s sunken German warships later became prized for pre-nuclear steel
1st and 2nd Battleship Squadrons and small cruisers, German High Seas Fleet, Keil. Fifty-two Imperial German warships sank in the icy waters off Orkney in June 1919 after their crews deliberately scuttled them to prevent their capture. Decades later, steel recovered from those wrecks became a valuable material for modern science, medical imaging, and space...
