Annamalai submits resignation letter to BJP chief Nitin Nabin in Delhi, set to launch new political party

Annamalai submits resignation letter to BJP chief Nitin Nabin in Delhi, set to launch new political party

Former Tamil Nadu BJP president K Annamalai met with party leaders in Delhi CHENNAI: Former Tamil Nadu BJP president K Annamalai on Tuesday met BJP national president Nitin Nabin and the party’s national general secretary (organisation), BL Santhosh, in New Delhi and submitted a five-page resignation letter.The meetings come amid intense speculation over Annamalai’s political…

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“BJP has no problem with paper leaks but with discussion on it”: Kejriwal slams govt after Sanjay Singh’s confrontation with UP police New Delhi : Aam Aadmi Party National Convenor Arvind Kejriwal slammed the BJP government after his party leader alleged that his discussion with students on the recent paper leak was disrupted by Uttar Pradesh Police and government officials in Prayagraj.Sharing Sanjay Singh’s post on X, Kejriwal targeted the BJP, alleging a lack of action in solving problems like paper leaks, but actively working to prohibit discussions on it.”The BJP has no problem with paper leaks. The problem is with the discussion happening on paper leaks,” Kejriwal said.This comes after Sanjay Singh on Monday alleged that the UP police and government officials attempted to stop his talk with students on paper leaks in Prayagraj, stating that “dictatorship has reached its peak”Sharing the video on X, Sanjay Singh said, “In Prayagraj, UP, dictatorship has reached its peak–even in closed rooms, permission to discuss the future of millions of students is denied; the administration has arrived to stop even talk of paper leaks. Modi-Yogi’s double-engine government has completely failed and wants to crush the opposition.”In the video, Sanjay Singh confronted the officials over the disruption, questioning whether it has become “illegal” to talk about paper leaks that affect lakhs of students in the country.”Permission is required for a public place. We are discussing in the conference room. Are we holding any talks against the country? We are discussing the paper leaks through which you have also gained your post. Your children are also affected by these leaks. Is it illegal to talk about them? In a democracy? I am witnessing this for the first time,” he told the officials.This comes amid ongoing controversy surrounding NEET-UG 2026, which has been rescheduled for June 21 following allegations of paper leaks and administrative lapses. The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) continues its probe and has made multiple arrests, while protests by student groups have intensified in several parts of the country. (ANI)End of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideosMamata Banerjee Announces Protest Despite Police Denial, Alleges BJP Plot Against TMCAfter Poll Setback, Annamalai’s Exit Buzz Grows Amid New Party SpeculationShinde, Uddhav Camps See BJP As Bigger Threat, Calls For Sena Reunion GrowCentre Revises Foreigner Registration Rules, Tightens Stay Extension ProcessThe Untold Story Of The CIA, The T-72 Tank And Delhi Gymkhana ClubUS Immigration Crackdown: 30 Indian Truckers Arrested In Operation Checkmate’We Reached 207 Without Imports’: Bengal BJP Shuts Door On TMC Leaders Ahead Of 2026 PollsMamata Faces Fresh Challenge As TMC MLAs Rally Behind Rebel Ritabrata Banerjee | WatchCentre Can Take Back Leased Land For Public Interest, Says Khattar; Delhi Plan Soon?Shashi Tharoor Calls Full Vande Mataram Rendition At Official Events An “Unnecessary Imposition”123Photostories6 types of high-protein parathas for a healthy and light summer lunchSonakshi Sinha swears by this easy homemade curl hack taught to her by her Saasu Maa5 countries across the world that are free of snakesSerena Williams returns after 4 years at 44: Comeback, marriage to Alexis Ohanian, and life beyond tennisIs refined sugar the new tobacco? Why doctors are comparing everyday sugar consumption to smoking habits5 subtle signs Lord Hanuman may be guiding and protecting youFrom KL Rahul to Sunil Chhetri: 5 athletes who own luxurious homes in BengaluruShah Rukh Khan, Virat Kohli, and more: 6 inspiring life lessons from global icons every child should learn earlyWhen friends become snakes in relationships: 5 signs to watch out forLong before self-love became a trend, Sushmita Sen practiced it: 5 traits that continue to inspire young women123Hot PicksSrinagar airportTN private schoolsShanimol OsmanCUET UG admit cardSouth Korea stock marketITR filing FY 2025-26Dave FijiTop TrendingPunjab Student SuicideDelhi ITO FireWWE Clash Results and HighlightsDelhi Mukundpur LPG BlastRUHS CUET 2026 resultSupreme CourtIPL Awards Full ListBSEB Bihar Sakashmta Pariksha Admit CardNTAJIPMAT 2026 admit card

“BJP has no problem with paper leaks but with discussion on it”: Kejriwal slams govt after Sanjay Singh’s confrontation with UP police New Delhi : Aam Aadmi Party National Convenor Arvind Kejriwal slammed the BJP government after his party leader alleged that his discussion with students on the recent paper leak was disrupted by Uttar Pradesh Police and government officials in Prayagraj.Sharing Sanjay Singh’s post on X, Kejriwal targeted the BJP, alleging a lack of action in solving problems like paper leaks, but actively working to prohibit discussions on it.”The BJP has no problem with paper leaks. The problem is with the discussion happening on paper leaks,” Kejriwal said.This comes after Sanjay Singh on Monday alleged that the UP police and government officials attempted to stop his talk with students on paper leaks in Prayagraj, stating that “dictatorship has reached its peak”Sharing the video on X, Sanjay Singh said, “In Prayagraj, UP, dictatorship has reached its peak–even in closed rooms, permission to discuss the future of millions of students is denied; the administration has arrived to stop even talk of paper leaks. Modi-Yogi’s double-engine government has completely failed and wants to crush the opposition.”In the video, Sanjay Singh confronted the officials over the disruption, questioning whether it has become “illegal” to talk about paper leaks that affect lakhs of students in the country.”Permission is required for a public place. We are discussing in the conference room. Are we holding any talks against the country? We are discussing the paper leaks through which you have also gained your post. Your children are also affected by these leaks. Is it illegal to talk about them? In a democracy? I am witnessing this for the first time,” he told the officials.This comes amid ongoing controversy surrounding NEET-UG 2026, which has been rescheduled for June 21 following allegations of paper leaks and administrative lapses. The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) continues its probe and has made multiple arrests, while protests by student groups have intensified in several parts of the country. (ANI)End of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideosMamata Banerjee Announces Protest Despite Police Denial, Alleges BJP Plot Against TMCAfter Poll Setback, Annamalai’s Exit Buzz Grows Amid New Party SpeculationShinde, Uddhav Camps See BJP As Bigger Threat, Calls For Sena Reunion GrowCentre Revises Foreigner Registration Rules, Tightens Stay Extension ProcessThe Untold Story Of The CIA, The T-72 Tank And Delhi Gymkhana ClubUS Immigration Crackdown: 30 Indian Truckers Arrested In Operation Checkmate’We Reached 207 Without Imports’: Bengal BJP Shuts Door On TMC Leaders Ahead Of 2026 PollsMamata Faces Fresh Challenge As TMC MLAs Rally Behind Rebel Ritabrata Banerjee | WatchCentre Can Take Back Leased Land For Public Interest, Says Khattar; Delhi Plan Soon?Shashi Tharoor Calls Full Vande Mataram Rendition At Official Events An “Unnecessary Imposition”123Photostories6 types of high-protein parathas for a healthy and light summer lunchSonakshi Sinha swears by this easy homemade curl hack taught to her by her Saasu Maa5 countries across the world that are free of snakesSerena Williams returns after 4 years at 44: Comeback, marriage to Alexis Ohanian, and life beyond tennisIs refined sugar the new tobacco? Why doctors are comparing everyday sugar consumption to smoking habits5 subtle signs Lord Hanuman may be guiding and protecting youFrom KL Rahul to Sunil Chhetri: 5 athletes who own luxurious homes in BengaluruShah Rukh Khan, Virat Kohli, and more: 6 inspiring life lessons from global icons every child should learn earlyWhen friends become snakes in relationships: 5 signs to watch out forLong before self-love became a trend, Sushmita Sen practiced it: 5 traits that continue to inspire young women123Hot PicksSrinagar airportTN private schoolsShanimol OsmanCUET UG admit cardSouth Korea stock marketITR filing FY 2025-26Dave FijiTop TrendingPunjab Student SuicideDelhi ITO FireWWE Clash Results and HighlightsDelhi Mukundpur LPG BlastRUHS CUET 2026 resultSupreme CourtIPL Awards Full ListBSEB Bihar Sakashmta Pariksha Admit CardNTAJIPMAT 2026 admit card

“BJP has no problem with paper leaks but with discussion on it”: Kejriwal slams govt after Sanjay Singh’s confrontation with UP police New Delhi : Aam Aadmi Party National Convenor Arvind Kejriwal slammed the BJP government after his party leader alleged that his discussion with students on the recent paper leak was disrupted by Uttar…

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Petrol, diesel price hikes could push up inflation and transport costs, says Crisil

Petrol, diesel price hikes could push up inflation and transport costs, says Crisil

Rising petrol and diesel prices could rekindle inflationary pressures in the economy by increasing transportation, logistics and manufacturing costs, with the impact likely to be felt across food and consumer goods categories in the coming months, according to a Crisil report released on Tuesday.Petrol and diesel prices have risen by around Rs 7.5 per litre…

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T. P. Aggarwal slams FWICE over non-cooperation directive, questions authority, and reveals plans to work with Ranveer Singh

T. P. Aggarwal slams FWICE over non-cooperation directive, questions authority, and reveals plans to work with Ranveer Singh

Veteran producer T P Aggarwal has approached the Bombay Civil Court against FWICE and IMPPA, challenging their authority to issue non-cooperation directives after a similar order against Ranveer Singh. He cited a CCI ruling, raised concerns over artists’ livelihoods, and said he had planned to work with Ranveer Singh. Aggarwal confirmed he has not spoken…

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Ravi Bridge reopens: After long months of disruption, Jammu Rail Services are back on track; here’s what it means for travellers |

In a recent update, Jammu Rail Services are back on track, restoring one of northern India’s most significant rail corridors. This is welcoming news for those heading to Jammu and Kashmir. It had been almost nine months since the flood had damaged the bridge. The restoration follows the successful repair of Railway Bridge No. 17…

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She discovered what stars are made of and changed astronomy forever: Meet Cecilia Payne-Gaposchkin, honoured after 101 years of scientific legacy

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More than a century after she revolutionised astronomy with a discovery that reshaped humanity’s understanding of the cosmos, Cecilia Payne-Gaposchkin is receiving fresh recognition for her extraordinary achievements. English Heritage has unveiled a blue plaque at her former home in Notting Hill, London, commemorating the scientist whose groundbreaking work revealed that stars are composed primarily…

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Twisha Sharma case: Giribala Singh accuses lawyer of assaulting son in court

Twisha Sharma case: Giribala Singh accuses lawyer of assaulting son in court

Image credit: ANI NEW DELHI: Former district judge and accused Giribala Singh on Tuesday alleged before a Bhopal court that Twisha Sharma’s lawyer, Anurag Srivastava, had physically assaulted her son, Samarth Singh, during a hearing at the Jabalpur court in the dowry death case.The allegation surfaced after the Central Bureau of Investigation produced Samarth Singh…

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NEW DELHI: TMC chief Mamata Banerjee on Tuesday led a sit-in protest in Kolkata over alleged attacks on party leaders, including nephew Abhishek Banerjee. This comes a day after police denied permission to the West Bengal opposition party to hold any protest.Addressing the people, Mamata accused the BJP of “rigging counting in 177 of 294 assembly seats to win Bengal elections”.”TMC leaders are being threatened in Bengal by cops,” she further said.Mamata has dared the Bharatiya Janata Party to “arrest her if they want”, adding that she would go to Delhi if not allowed to protest in Kolkata.   Watch Mamata Faces Fresh Challenge As TMC MLAs Rally Behind Rebel Ritabrata Banerjee | WatchHuge crowd has gathered at the spot, including party MP Kalyan Banerjee.“The police are trying to break a political party. If you don’t let me protest democratically here, I will go to Delhi. We have an INDIA bloc meeting as well,” Mamata had said on Monday.“You have targeted Bengal and made us lose through SIR and logical discrepancies. In 177 constituencies, polls were rigged and machines were hacked. I am a sufferer myself. I was forced out of the counting centre when I was winning by 13,000 votes,” she added.Abhishek Banerjee was attacked by protesters in Sonarpur on Kolkata’s southern outskirts last week and was also served a CID summons in connection with a fake-signature investigation.The 38-year-old MP was allegedly chased, heckled and physically assaulted by a crowd while on his way to visit the family of a TMC worker killed in post-poll violence in Sonarpur. Protesters reportedly shouted slogans of “chor, chor” (thief, thief), hurled eggs, stones and slippers, and tore his shirt. During the roughly 10-minute confrontation, he was punched and slapped, and his spectacles were broken.About the AuthorTOI News DeskThe TOI News Desk comprises a dedicated and tireless team of journalists who operate around the clock to deliver the most current and comprehensive news and updates to the readers of The Times of India worldwide. With an unwavering commitment to excellence in journalism, our team is at the forefront of gathering, verifying, and presenting breaking news, in-depth analysis, and insightful reports on a wide range of topics. The TOI News Desk is your trusted source for staying informed and connected to the ever-evolving global landscape, ensuring that our readers are equipped with the latest developments that matter most.”Read MoreEnd of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideosMamata Banerjee Announces Protest Despite Police Denial, Alleges BJP Plot Against TMCAfter Poll Setback, Annamalai’s Exit Buzz Grows Amid New Party SpeculationShinde, Uddhav Camps See BJP As Bigger Threat, Calls For Sena Reunion GrowCentre Revises Foreigner Registration Rules, Tightens Stay Extension ProcessThe Untold Story Of The CIA, The T-72 Tank And Delhi Gymkhana ClubUS Immigration Crackdown: 30 Indian Truckers Arrested In Operation Checkmate’We Reached 207 Without Imports’: Bengal BJP Shuts Door On TMC Leaders Ahead Of 2026 PollsMamata Faces Fresh Challenge As TMC MLAs Rally Behind Rebel Ritabrata Banerjee | WatchCentre Can Take Back Leased Land For Public Interest, Says Khattar; Delhi Plan Soon?Shashi Tharoor Calls Full Vande Mataram Rendition At Official Events An “Unnecessary Imposition”123Photostories6 types of high-protein parathas for a healthy and light summer lunchSonakshi Sinha swears by this easy homemade curl hack taught to her by her Saasu Maa5 countries across the world that are free of snakesSerena Williams returns after 4 years at 44: Comeback, marriage to Alexis Ohanian, and life beyond tennisIs refined sugar the new tobacco? Why doctors are comparing everyday sugar consumption to smoking habits5 subtle signs Lord Hanuman may be guiding and protecting youFrom KL Rahul to Sunil Chhetri: 5 athletes who own luxurious homes in BengaluruShah Rukh Khan, Virat Kohli, and more: 6 inspiring life lessons from global icons every child should learn earlyWhen friends become snakes in relationships: 5 signs to watch out forLong before self-love became a trend, Sushmita Sen practiced it: 5 traits that continue to inspire young women123Hot PicksSrinagar airportTN private schoolsShanimol OsmanCUET UG admit cardSouth Korea stock marketITR filing FY 2025-26Dave FijiTop TrendingPunjab Student SuicideDelhi ITO FireWWE Clash Results and HighlightsDelhi Mukundpur LPG BlastRUHS CUET 2026 resultSupreme CourtIPL Awards Full ListBSEB Bihar Sakashmta Pariksha Admit CardNTAJIPMAT 2026 admit card

NEW DELHI: TMC chief Mamata Banerjee on Tuesday led a sit-in protest in Kolkata over alleged attacks on party leaders, including nephew Abhishek Banerjee. This comes a day after police denied permission to the West Bengal opposition party to hold any protest.Addressing the people, Mamata accused the BJP of “rigging counting in 177 of 294 assembly seats to win Bengal elections”.”TMC leaders are being threatened in Bengal by cops,” she further said.Mamata has dared the Bharatiya Janata Party to “arrest her if they want”, adding that she would go to Delhi if not allowed to protest in Kolkata. Watch Mamata Faces Fresh Challenge As TMC MLAs Rally Behind Rebel Ritabrata Banerjee | WatchHuge crowd has gathered at the spot, including party MP Kalyan Banerjee.“The police are trying to break a political party. If you don’t let me protest democratically here, I will go to Delhi. We have an INDIA bloc meeting as well,” Mamata had said on Monday.“You have targeted Bengal and made us lose through SIR and logical discrepancies. In 177 constituencies, polls were rigged and machines were hacked. I am a sufferer myself. I was forced out of the counting centre when I was winning by 13,000 votes,” she added.Abhishek Banerjee was attacked by protesters in Sonarpur on Kolkata’s southern outskirts last week and was also served a CID summons in connection with a fake-signature investigation.The 38-year-old MP was allegedly chased, heckled and physically assaulted by a crowd while on his way to visit the family of a TMC worker killed in post-poll violence in Sonarpur. Protesters reportedly shouted slogans of “chor, chor” (thief, thief), hurled eggs, stones and slippers, and tore his shirt. During the roughly 10-minute confrontation, he was punched and slapped, and his spectacles were broken.About the AuthorTOI News DeskThe TOI News Desk comprises a dedicated and tireless team of journalists who operate around the clock to deliver the most current and comprehensive news and updates to the readers of The Times of India worldwide. With an unwavering commitment to excellence in journalism, our team is at the forefront of gathering, verifying, and presenting breaking news, in-depth analysis, and insightful reports on a wide range of topics. The TOI News Desk is your trusted source for staying informed and connected to the ever-evolving global landscape, ensuring that our readers are equipped with the latest developments that matter most.”Read MoreEnd of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideosMamata Banerjee Announces Protest Despite Police Denial, Alleges BJP Plot Against TMCAfter Poll Setback, Annamalai’s Exit Buzz Grows Amid New Party SpeculationShinde, Uddhav Camps See BJP As Bigger Threat, Calls For Sena Reunion GrowCentre Revises Foreigner Registration Rules, Tightens Stay Extension ProcessThe Untold Story Of The CIA, The T-72 Tank And Delhi Gymkhana ClubUS Immigration Crackdown: 30 Indian Truckers Arrested In Operation Checkmate’We Reached 207 Without Imports’: Bengal BJP Shuts Door On TMC Leaders Ahead Of 2026 PollsMamata Faces Fresh Challenge As TMC MLAs Rally Behind Rebel Ritabrata Banerjee | WatchCentre Can Take Back Leased Land For Public Interest, Says Khattar; Delhi Plan Soon?Shashi Tharoor Calls Full Vande Mataram Rendition At Official Events An “Unnecessary Imposition”123Photostories6 types of high-protein parathas for a healthy and light summer lunchSonakshi Sinha swears by this easy homemade curl hack taught to her by her Saasu Maa5 countries across the world that are free of snakesSerena Williams returns after 4 years at 44: Comeback, marriage to Alexis Ohanian, and life beyond tennisIs refined sugar the new tobacco? Why doctors are comparing everyday sugar consumption to smoking habits5 subtle signs Lord Hanuman may be guiding and protecting youFrom KL Rahul to Sunil Chhetri: 5 athletes who own luxurious homes in BengaluruShah Rukh Khan, Virat Kohli, and more: 6 inspiring life lessons from global icons every child should learn earlyWhen friends become snakes in relationships: 5 signs to watch out forLong before self-love became a trend, Sushmita Sen practiced it: 5 traits that continue to inspire young women123Hot PicksSrinagar airportTN private schoolsShanimol OsmanCUET UG admit cardSouth Korea stock marketITR filing FY 2025-26Dave FijiTop TrendingPunjab Student SuicideDelhi ITO FireWWE Clash Results and HighlightsDelhi Mukundpur LPG BlastRUHS CUET 2026 resultSupreme CourtIPL Awards Full ListBSEB Bihar Sakashmta Pariksha Admit CardNTAJIPMAT 2026 admit card

NEW DELHI: TMC chief Mamata Banerjee on Tuesday led a sit-in protest in Kolkata over alleged attacks on party leaders, including nephew Abhishek Banerjee. This comes a day after police denied permission to the West Bengal opposition party to hold any protest.Addressing the people, Mamata accused the BJP of “rigging counting in 177 of 294…

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17-year-old Sarthak Sidhant appears before parliamentary panel over CBSE OSM concerns

17-year-old Sarthak Sidhant appears before parliamentary panel over CBSE OSM concerns

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For decades, archaeologists suspected that a strange landscape hidden in the Spanish Pyrenees was more than a product of nature. Deep trenches, artificial ravines and enormous excavated areas hinted at a forgotten human story buried beneath the mountains. Now, researchers have confirmed that the site, known as Guilleteres d’All in northeastern Spain, was once a…

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. NEW DELHI: India has dispatched a second tranche of emergency medical assistance weighing 43 tonnes to the Africa Centres for Disease Control and Prevention (Africa CDC) to strengthen Ebola response efforts across the African Union, the ministry of external affairs (MEA) said on Monday. The consignment, sent to Kampala, Uganda, follows a request from the African Union Commission and includes protective equipment, diagnostic and monitoring devices, medicines and other critical health supplies.The latest shipment is scheduled to reach Kampala on 2 June and will be formally handed over to the Africa CDC. According to the MEA, the consignment contains protective gear, diagnostic and monitoring equipment, sample transport kits, infection prevention supplies, medicines and nutritional supplements aimed at enhancing public health preparedness and bolstering Ebola response capabilities.External affairs minister S Jaishankar announced the dispatch on the social media platform X, sharing images of the consignment.”India has dispatched the second tranche of medical assistance to the Africa CDC, comprising protective gear, diagnostic & monitoring equipment, medicines, and supplements. Confident that this 43 tons consignment will further strengthen public health preparedness and bolster Ebola response capacities across the African Union,” he wrote.The assistance forms part of India’s response to an appeal from the African Union Commission for support in tackling the Ebola outbreak and strengthening regional health systems.Before the latest shipment, India had already delivered an initial tranche of emergency aid to Uganda. The first consignment, weighing around 2.5 tonnes, was dispatched on May 24 and included protective gear, medical monitoring equipment, essential medicines and nutritional supplements.The MEA said the larger second tranche was mobilised after Africa CDC submitted a more detailed assessment of its operational requirements. The expanded aid package was assembled to address urgent needs related to disease surveillance, diagnosis, patient care and infection control.India’s assistance comes as African health authorities continue efforts to contain Ebola outbreaks and improve preparedness against the spread of the disease across the continent. The support also reflects New Delhi’s broader commitment to public health cooperation with African nations through bilateral and multilateral partnerships.About the AuthorTOI News DeskThe TOI News Desk comprises a dedicated and tireless team of journalists who operate around the clock to deliver the most current and comprehensive news and updates to the readers of The Times of India worldwide. With an unwavering commitment to excellence in journalism, our team is at the forefront of gathering, verifying, and presenting breaking news, in-depth analysis, and insightful reports on a wide range of topics. The TOI News Desk is your trusted source for staying informed and connected to the ever-evolving global landscape, ensuring that our readers are equipped with the latest developments that matter most.”Read MoreEnd of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideosMamata Banerjee Announces Protest Despite Police Denial, Alleges BJP Plot Against TMCAfter Poll Setback, Annamalai’s Exit Buzz Grows Amid New Party SpeculationShinde, Uddhav Camps See BJP As Bigger Threat, Calls For Sena Reunion GrowCentre Revises Foreigner Registration Rules, Tightens Stay Extension ProcessThe Untold Story Of The CIA, The T-72 Tank And Delhi Gymkhana ClubUS Immigration Crackdown: 30 Indian Truckers Arrested In Operation Checkmate’We Reached 207 Without Imports’: Bengal BJP Shuts Door On TMC Leaders Ahead Of 2026 PollsMamata Faces Fresh Challenge As TMC MLAs Rally Behind Rebel Ritabrata Banerjee | WatchCentre Can Take Back Leased Land For Public Interest, Says Khattar; Delhi Plan Soon?Shashi Tharoor Calls Full Vande Mataram Rendition At Official Events An “Unnecessary Imposition”123Photostories6 types of high-protein parathas for a healthy and light summer lunchSonakshi Sinha swears by this easy homemade curl hack taught to her by her Saasu Maa5 countries across the world that are free of snakesSerena Williams returns after 4 years at 44: Comeback, marriage to Alexis Ohanian, and life beyond tennisIs refined sugar the new tobacco? Why doctors are comparing everyday sugar consumption to smoking habits5 subtle signs Lord Hanuman may be guiding and protecting youFrom KL Rahul to Sunil Chhetri: 5 athletes who own luxurious homes in BengaluruShah Rukh Khan, Virat Kohli, and more: 6 inspiring life lessons from global icons every child should learn earlyWhen friends become snakes in relationships: 5 signs to watch out forLong before self-love became a trend, Sushmita Sen practiced it: 5 traits that continue to inspire young women123Hot PicksSrinagar airportTN private schoolsShanimol OsmanCUET UG admit cardSouth Korea stock marketITR filing FY 2025-26Dave FijiTop TrendingPunjab Student SuicideDelhi ITO FireWWE Clash Results and HighlightsDelhi Mukundpur LPG BlastRUHS CUET 2026 resultSupreme CourtIPL Awards Full ListBSEB Bihar Sakashmta Pariksha Admit CardNTAJIPMAT 2026 admit card

. NEW DELHI: India has dispatched a second tranche of emergency medical assistance weighing 43 tonnes to the Africa Centres for Disease Control and Prevention (Africa CDC) to strengthen Ebola response efforts across the African Union, the ministry of external affairs (MEA) said on Monday. The consignment, sent to Kampala, Uganda, follows a request from the African Union Commission and includes protective equipment, diagnostic and monitoring devices, medicines and other critical health supplies.The latest shipment is scheduled to reach Kampala on 2 June and will be formally handed over to the Africa CDC. According to the MEA, the consignment contains protective gear, diagnostic and monitoring equipment, sample transport kits, infection prevention supplies, medicines and nutritional supplements aimed at enhancing public health preparedness and bolstering Ebola response capabilities.External affairs minister S Jaishankar announced the dispatch on the social media platform X, sharing images of the consignment.”India has dispatched the second tranche of medical assistance to the Africa CDC, comprising protective gear, diagnostic & monitoring equipment, medicines, and supplements. Confident that this 43 tons consignment will further strengthen public health preparedness and bolster Ebola response capacities across the African Union,” he wrote.The assistance forms part of India’s response to an appeal from the African Union Commission for support in tackling the Ebola outbreak and strengthening regional health systems.Before the latest shipment, India had already delivered an initial tranche of emergency aid to Uganda. The first consignment, weighing around 2.5 tonnes, was dispatched on May 24 and included protective gear, medical monitoring equipment, essential medicines and nutritional supplements.The MEA said the larger second tranche was mobilised after Africa CDC submitted a more detailed assessment of its operational requirements. The expanded aid package was assembled to address urgent needs related to disease surveillance, diagnosis, patient care and infection control.India’s assistance comes as African health authorities continue efforts to contain Ebola outbreaks and improve preparedness against the spread of the disease across the continent. The support also reflects New Delhi’s broader commitment to public health cooperation with African nations through bilateral and multilateral partnerships.About the AuthorTOI News DeskThe TOI News Desk comprises a dedicated and tireless team of journalists who operate around the clock to deliver the most current and comprehensive news and updates to the readers of The Times of India worldwide. With an unwavering commitment to excellence in journalism, our team is at the forefront of gathering, verifying, and presenting breaking news, in-depth analysis, and insightful reports on a wide range of topics. The TOI News Desk is your trusted source for staying informed and connected to the ever-evolving global landscape, ensuring that our readers are equipped with the latest developments that matter most.”Read MoreEnd of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideosMamata Banerjee Announces Protest Despite Police Denial, Alleges BJP Plot Against TMCAfter Poll Setback, Annamalai’s Exit Buzz Grows Amid New Party SpeculationShinde, Uddhav Camps See BJP As Bigger Threat, Calls For Sena Reunion GrowCentre Revises Foreigner Registration Rules, Tightens Stay Extension ProcessThe Untold Story Of The CIA, The T-72 Tank And Delhi Gymkhana ClubUS Immigration Crackdown: 30 Indian Truckers Arrested In Operation Checkmate’We Reached 207 Without Imports’: Bengal BJP Shuts Door On TMC Leaders Ahead Of 2026 PollsMamata Faces Fresh Challenge As TMC MLAs Rally Behind Rebel Ritabrata Banerjee | WatchCentre Can Take Back Leased Land For Public Interest, Says Khattar; Delhi Plan Soon?Shashi Tharoor Calls Full Vande Mataram Rendition At Official Events An “Unnecessary Imposition”123Photostories6 types of high-protein parathas for a healthy and light summer lunchSonakshi Sinha swears by this easy homemade curl hack taught to her by her Saasu Maa5 countries across the world that are free of snakesSerena Williams returns after 4 years at 44: Comeback, marriage to Alexis Ohanian, and life beyond tennisIs refined sugar the new tobacco? Why doctors are comparing everyday sugar consumption to smoking habits5 subtle signs Lord Hanuman may be guiding and protecting youFrom KL Rahul to Sunil Chhetri: 5 athletes who own luxurious homes in BengaluruShah Rukh Khan, Virat Kohli, and more: 6 inspiring life lessons from global icons every child should learn earlyWhen friends become snakes in relationships: 5 signs to watch out forLong before self-love became a trend, Sushmita Sen practiced it: 5 traits that continue to inspire young women123Hot PicksSrinagar airportTN private schoolsShanimol OsmanCUET UG admit cardSouth Korea stock marketITR filing FY 2025-26Dave FijiTop TrendingPunjab Student SuicideDelhi ITO FireWWE Clash Results and HighlightsDelhi Mukundpur LPG BlastRUHS CUET 2026 resultSupreme CourtIPL Awards Full ListBSEB Bihar Sakashmta Pariksha Admit CardNTAJIPMAT 2026 admit card

NEW DELHI: India has dispatched a second tranche of emergency medical assistance weighing 43 tonnes to the Africa Centres for Disease Control and Prevention (Africa CDC) to strengthen Ebola response efforts across the African Union, the ministry of external affairs (MEA) said on Monday. The consignment, sent to Kampala, Uganda, follows a request from the…

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Updated: Jun 02, 2026, 10:34 IST

Updated: Jun 02, 2026, 10:34 IST

Chess prodigy Wesley So prioritizes the Olympiad over the Global Chess League, citing a desire to dedicate himself fully to team events. (photo/ Agency) OSLO: Wesley So’s heart is in the right place. Partly because he is nurtured by Lotis Key, his adoptive mother. The elite GM has chosen the Olympiad over FIDE-approved franchise-based Global…

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‘A lot of Indians have struggled’: Sanjay Manjrekar bats for more foreign captains in IPL

‘A lot of Indians have struggled’: Sanjay Manjrekar bats for more foreign captains in IPL

Sanjay Manjrekar, Rishabh Pant, and Axar Patel NEW DELHI: Former India cricketer and commentator Sanjay Manjrekar has backed the appointment of more overseas captains in the Indian Premier League (IPL), stressing that franchises should focus on leadership ability rather than nationality when choosing their skipper.Speaking on the Sportstar podcast, Manjrekar said the performance of Indian…

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Delhi jobseeker says he spent ₹14,000 flying to Hyderabad for interview, only to be rejected in 10 mins

Delhi jobseeker says he spent ₹14,000 flying to Hyderabad for interview, only to be rejected in 10 mins

AI image for representive purpose The story of a Delhi jobseeker who travelled to Hyderabad for an interview, spending about ₹14,000 on flight tickets and reportedly being turned down in 10 minutes, has led to a wider discussion online about hiring practices, travel reimbursements and the growing desperation among candidates in a tough job market.A…

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NMC’s proposed 10-year MBBS limit: Why experts say student support matters more than one extra year

NMC’s proposed 10-year MBBS limit: Why experts say student support matters more than one extra year

Why experts say counselling matters more than NMC’s proposed 10-year MBBS completion limit The National Medical Commission has proposed restoring the maximum duration for completing MBBS from nine years to 10 years. While speaking to TOI Education, senior medical educator Dr. M. M. A. Faridi said the focus should be on understanding why students struggle…

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Imtiaz Ali says he didn’t have another option for Diljit Dosanjh, Naseeruddin Shah in ‘Main Vaapas Aunga’: ‘Any inexperienced actor…’ – EXCLUSIVE

Imtiaz Ali says he didn’t have another option for Diljit Dosanjh, Naseeruddin Shah in ‘Main Vaapas Aunga’: ‘Any inexperienced actor…’ – EXCLUSIVE

After his last film ‘Chamkila’ got a lot of love and critical acclaim, Imtiaz Ali is back with another film, ‘Main Vaapas Aunga’. He has reunited with Diljit again for this one. The film also stars Naseeruddin Shah, Vedang Raina and Sharvari. As Imtiaz spoke about the film and his process of casting, he revealed…

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