August 4, 2026

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Jharkhand schools shut till tomorrow as temperatures drop; IMD issues yellow alert: Check details

Jharkhand schools shut till tomorrow as temperatures drop; IMD issues yellow alert: Check details

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Schools across Jharkhand will remain closed for students till tomorrow, January 8, 2026, following an order issued by the state government on Monday in view of the intensifying cold wave and falling temperatures across the state. The closure will be effective from Tuesday and will apply to all classes, from pre-nursery to Class XII.According to…

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Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban finalize divorce: Announcement comes 3 months after their split

Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban finalize divorce: Announcement comes 3 months after their split

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After months of speculation, Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban have confirmed the end of their marriage, reaching a divorce settlement. Three months post-filing, both stars will handle their own legal fees and have decided against spousal and child support. Their daughters, Faith and Sunday, will mostly stay with Kidman, who will co-parent alongside Urban, who…

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Clavicular sparks major backlash after claiming women with “15 bodies” are unable to truly form emotional bonds

Clavicular sparks major backlash after claiming women with “15 bodies” are unable to truly form emotional bonds

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Clavicular’s recent comments on love and intimacy, stemming from a podcast hypothetical, have ignited a massive online debate. Critics accuse him of biologizing relationships and making judgmental statements about women’s sexual history. While some defend his bluntness, others question the scientific validity of his claims, sparking widespread discussion on modern relationships and public figures’ influence….

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NEW DELHI: Election Commission told Supreme Court Tuesday that the Constitution has cast the authority and duty on it to assess a person’s Indian citizenship prior to inclusion in the electoral roll to ensure foreigners do not vote.Arguing before a bench of CJI Surya Kant and Justice Joymalya Bagchi, EC, through senior advocate Rakesh Dwivedi, repudiated petitioners’ assertion that determination of citizenship did not fall within the remit of the commission, and hence, only Aadhaar details would suffice for inclusion in the voters’ list during SIR in various states.Effort to ensure no foreigner is included in electoral rolls: ECDwivedi traced the history of the “assessment of India citizenship” of voters for inclusion in electoral rolls to the Constituent Assembly debates and said the framers of the Constitution had unequivocally mandated EC to ensure that only Indian citizens were registered as voters.“It is evident that from its inception, the Constituent Assembly intended that authorities responsible for preparation of electoral rolls would enquire into citizenship and exclude those who were not citizens from the electoral rolls of constituencies, and later, EC was vested with plenary powers with respect to superintendence, direction, and control over all elections, as well as the power to verify the status of citizenship under Article 324 read with Article 326,” he said. Dwivedi said the Constitution is citizen-centric, and hence, insists that every elected representative and the heads of the three governing organs are citizens of India. It does not matter whether SIR detects one or hundreds of foreigners on state electoral rolls, he said and added that effort is to ensure no foreigner is included.On the validity of SIR, the counsel said elections cannot be free and fair unless electoral rolls are intensively revised from time to time. He said Article 324 of the Constitution envisaging “superintendence, direction and control of the preparation of electoral rolls” included the constitutional mandate to revise the voters’ lists, particularly before general elections. “The nature of the revisional exercise is left to the discretion of EC and would depend upon the prevalent circumstances,” Dwivedi said, adding that intensive revision of electoral rolls would consider death and migration, and inclusion of new voters.Countering petitioners’ plea that only the Centre was entitled to inquire into citizenship, Dwivedi said, “The commission’s power to assess citizenship flows from Articles 324 and 326 of the Constitutions, read with Section 16 of the Representation of the People Act 1950.”He said the Union govt alone had the power to terminate citizenship or declare someone as a foreigner. However, EC can exclude a person from the voters’ list on finding him to be not a citizen of India, he added. “Under the SIR exercise, the citizenship of an individual for the purposes of Citizenship Act, 1955 will not terminate on account of the fact that s/he is held to be ineligible for registration in the electoral rolls,” Dwivedi said.“In so far as the burden to prove citizenship is concerned, the necessary documents required to establish citizenship are within the special knowledge of the individual claiming to be a citizen of India,” EC said, thus casting the burden on the person seeking his inclusion in the electoral roll to prove his citizenship. Arguments would continue Thursday.End of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideos”BJP People Are Mute” Owaisi Targets PM Modi Over Trump’s ‘Make Me Happy’ RemarkBMC Becomes Mega Battleground As Thackerays Reunite And Alliances Shift Ahead Of Civic Wars 2026Deepam row: Piyush Goyal Accuses MK Stalin Govt Of Targeting Hindu TraditionsDonald Trump, Venezuela And India: Prithviraj Chavan’s Remark On PM Modi Kidnapping Sparks Row’Hindus Will Not Be Allowed To Stay’: BNP Candidate’s Threat Sparks Alarm Amid Bangladesh KillingsNepal Imposes Curfew In Birgunj Near India Border After Social Media Sparks Religious TensionsHyderabad Techie Murdered In US: Father Denies Love Angle, Seeks Justice Across BordersIndia Speeds Up Chenab Hydropower Projects, Redrawing Indus Rivers Water Control Lines For PakistanPolitical War Erupts After JNU Slogans Target PM Modi Following Umar Khalid Bail Rejection VerdictUS Senator Claims India Cut Russian Oil Buys And Sought Trump Tariff Relief Amid Pressure Bid On Oil123PhotostoriesRobin Sharma reveals 5 super habits to be successful in lifeBirthday special: Bipasha Basu’s best movies to watch on OTTChef Sanjeev Kapoor shares 14 kitchen tips that make life easierHow to make Anda Paratha for breakfastJiya Shankar and her love for ethnic wear: Surreal looks in sarees, lehengas, and more12 railway stations and the foods they are famous forFull list of the winners of ‘MasterChef India’: From Pankaj Bhadouria to Mohammed Ashiq5 simple neck exercises to ease stiffness and restore mobilityWhere will you be this Makar Sankranti? 5 best destinations in India to witness the festivalFrom opening up about losing a leg in a tragic accident to being unemployed for 7 years after Naache Mayuri: When Sudha Chandran spoke about life, parent’s support and career123Hot PicksBudget 2026Vande Bharat Sleeper TrainPublic holidays January 2026Gold rate todayUS Visa BondsCigarette tax hikeBank Holidays JanuaryTop TrendingSan Francisco 49ersPaige Bueckers vs Sophie Cunningham Net WorthWho is Lenny DykstraYouTube Ad Changes In VietnamWayne GretzkyKliff KingsburyKevin StefanskiChicago Bulls vs Boston CelticsTaylor SwiftWho is Kris Humphries

NEW DELHI: Election Commission told Supreme Court Tuesday that the Constitution has cast the authority and duty on it to assess a person’s Indian citizenship prior to inclusion in the electoral roll to ensure foreigners do not vote.Arguing before a bench of CJI Surya Kant and Justice Joymalya Bagchi, EC, through senior advocate Rakesh Dwivedi, repudiated petitioners’ assertion that determination of citizenship did not fall within the remit of the commission, and hence, only Aadhaar details would suffice for inclusion in the voters’ list during SIR in various states.Effort to ensure no foreigner is included in electoral rolls: ECDwivedi traced the history of the “assessment of India citizenship” of voters for inclusion in electoral rolls to the Constituent Assembly debates and said the framers of the Constitution had unequivocally mandated EC to ensure that only Indian citizens were registered as voters.“It is evident that from its inception, the Constituent Assembly intended that authorities responsible for preparation of electoral rolls would enquire into citizenship and exclude those who were not citizens from the electoral rolls of constituencies, and later, EC was vested with plenary powers with respect to superintendence, direction, and control over all elections, as well as the power to verify the status of citizenship under Article 324 read with Article 326,” he said. Dwivedi said the Constitution is citizen-centric, and hence, insists that every elected representative and the heads of the three governing organs are citizens of India. It does not matter whether SIR detects one or hundreds of foreigners on state electoral rolls, he said and added that effort is to ensure no foreigner is included.On the validity of SIR, the counsel said elections cannot be free and fair unless electoral rolls are intensively revised from time to time. He said Article 324 of the Constitution envisaging “superintendence, direction and control of the preparation of electoral rolls” included the constitutional mandate to revise the voters’ lists, particularly before general elections. “The nature of the revisional exercise is left to the discretion of EC and would depend upon the prevalent circumstances,” Dwivedi said, adding that intensive revision of electoral rolls would consider death and migration, and inclusion of new voters.Countering petitioners’ plea that only the Centre was entitled to inquire into citizenship, Dwivedi said, “The commission’s power to assess citizenship flows from Articles 324 and 326 of the Constitutions, read with Section 16 of the Representation of the People Act 1950.”He said the Union govt alone had the power to terminate citizenship or declare someone as a foreigner. However, EC can exclude a person from the voters’ list on finding him to be not a citizen of India, he added. “Under the SIR exercise, the citizenship of an individual for the purposes of Citizenship Act, 1955 will not terminate on account of the fact that s/he is held to be ineligible for registration in the electoral rolls,” Dwivedi said.“In so far as the burden to prove citizenship is concerned, the necessary documents required to establish citizenship are within the special knowledge of the individual claiming to be a citizen of India,” EC said, thus casting the burden on the person seeking his inclusion in the electoral roll to prove his citizenship. Arguments would continue Thursday.End of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideos”BJP People Are Mute” Owaisi Targets PM Modi Over Trump’s ‘Make Me Happy’ RemarkBMC Becomes Mega Battleground As Thackerays Reunite And Alliances Shift Ahead Of Civic Wars 2026Deepam row: Piyush Goyal Accuses MK Stalin Govt Of Targeting Hindu TraditionsDonald Trump, Venezuela And India: Prithviraj Chavan’s Remark On PM Modi Kidnapping Sparks Row’Hindus Will Not Be Allowed To Stay’: BNP Candidate’s Threat Sparks Alarm Amid Bangladesh KillingsNepal Imposes Curfew In Birgunj Near India Border After Social Media Sparks Religious TensionsHyderabad Techie Murdered In US: Father Denies Love Angle, Seeks Justice Across BordersIndia Speeds Up Chenab Hydropower Projects, Redrawing Indus Rivers Water Control Lines For PakistanPolitical War Erupts After JNU Slogans Target PM Modi Following Umar Khalid Bail Rejection VerdictUS Senator Claims India Cut Russian Oil Buys And Sought Trump Tariff Relief Amid Pressure Bid On Oil123PhotostoriesRobin Sharma reveals 5 super habits to be successful in lifeBirthday special: Bipasha Basu’s best movies to watch on OTTChef Sanjeev Kapoor shares 14 kitchen tips that make life easierHow to make Anda Paratha for breakfastJiya Shankar and her love for ethnic wear: Surreal looks in sarees, lehengas, and more12 railway stations and the foods they are famous forFull list of the winners of ‘MasterChef India’: From Pankaj Bhadouria to Mohammed Ashiq5 simple neck exercises to ease stiffness and restore mobilityWhere will you be this Makar Sankranti? 5 best destinations in India to witness the festivalFrom opening up about losing a leg in a tragic accident to being unemployed for 7 years after Naache Mayuri: When Sudha Chandran spoke about life, parent’s support and career123Hot PicksBudget 2026Vande Bharat Sleeper TrainPublic holidays January 2026Gold rate todayUS Visa BondsCigarette tax hikeBank Holidays JanuaryTop TrendingSan Francisco 49ersPaige Bueckers vs Sophie Cunningham Net WorthWho is Lenny DykstraYouTube Ad Changes In VietnamWayne GretzkyKliff KingsburyKevin StefanskiChicago Bulls vs Boston CelticsTaylor SwiftWho is Kris Humphries

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NEW DELHI: Election Commission told Supreme Court Tuesday that the Constitution has cast the authority and duty on it to assess a person’s Indian citizenship prior to inclusion in the electoral roll to ensure foreigners do not vote.Arguing before a bench of CJI Surya Kant and Justice Joymalya Bagchi, EC, through senior advocate Rakesh Dwivedi,…

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‘The Batman Part II’: After Scarlett Johansson, Sebastian Stan becomes next Marvel star to bag role opposite Robert Pattinson

‘The Batman Part II’: After Scarlett Johansson, Sebastian Stan becomes next Marvel star to bag role opposite Robert Pattinson

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After roping in ‘Black Widow’ star Scarlett Johansson, it seems that the makers of ‘The Batman Part II’ have now turned their sights to the Winter Soldier, aka Sebastian Stan for a role in the upcoming Matt Reeves directorial. Sebastian Stan to join ‘The Batman’ In the ever-expanding Marvel-to-DC crossover, Sebastian is reportedly in talks…

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​Horoscope Tomorrow, January 8, 2026: Life accelerates without warning; these zodiac signs must hold on

​Horoscope Tomorrow, January 8, 2026: Life accelerates without warning; these zodiac signs must hold on

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Life is all about perspective! Tomorrow’s horoscope unveils the big picture synthesised by each Zodiac sign out there. Astrology serves as a basis for understanding and interpreting the equilibrium of all aspects of life: relationships, professional life, and personal introspection. Stand rigorous; trust your inner voice; welcome the day with confidence. Aries (Mar 21-Apr 20)…

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Female student forced to perform namaz at Maharashtra’s private medical college; 2 staffers suspended

Female student forced to perform namaz at Maharashtra’s private medical college; 2 staffers suspended

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PALGHAR: An alleged ragging incident at a private medical college hostel in Maharashtra’s Palghar district has led to police action and the suspension of a hostel warden and a teacher, after a female student was reportedly forced to perform namaz, according to news agency PTI. The incident occurred on Sunday night at the institute located…

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Watch: Bus rams into Jewish rally in Jerusalem; 14-year-old killed

Watch: Bus rams into Jewish rally in Jerusalem; 14-year-old killed

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Photo credit: AP, X/@i24NEWS_EN A 14-year-old boy was killed and at least three other teenagers were injured Tuesday night when a bus struck ultra-Orthodox protesters during a mass anti-conscription demonstration in Jerusalem, reported The Times of Israel.The fatal incident reportedly occurred in the Romema neighborhood, where tens of thousands of Haredim had gathered to protest…

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Nikkhil Advani shares he would watch ‘Ikkis’ in theaters and says, ‘I’ll watch ‘Dhurandhar’ when it comes on TV’

Nikkhil Advani shares he would watch ‘Ikkis’ in theaters and says, ‘I’ll watch ‘Dhurandhar’ when it comes on TV’

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In an enlightening interview, filmmaker Nikkhil Advani shared his excitement for ‘Freedom at Midnight 2’ while revealing he hasn’t experienced Ranveer Singh’s ‘Dhurandhar’ yet, preferring a cozy TV viewing. He also mentioned he’s eager to see Agastya Nanda’s ‘Ikkis’ in theaters, amusingly noting its coincidental release alongside his own series. Filmmaker Nikkhil Advani recently expressed…

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US strikes in Venezuela: Jaishankar expresses India’s concern; urges nations to prioritise people’s safety

US strikes in Venezuela: Jaishankar expresses India’s concern; urges nations to prioritise people’s safety

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NEW DELHI: External affairs minister S Jaishankar on Tuesday said the safety of people in Venezuela is India’s primary concern amid the crisis following US military operations in the country and the capture of President Nicolas Maduro and his wife.Speaking in Luxembourg, Jaishankar urged all parties involved in the crisis to sit down and reach…

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MUMBAI: Relying on Supreme Court’s observation that the testimony of a person with a disability can’t be considered weak or inferior only because they interact with the world in a different manner, a sessions court recently sentenced a 35-year-old salon worker to 10 years of rigorous imprisonment for abduction and rape of a woman with moderate intellectual disability in 2019, marking a rare conviction under Rights of Persons with Disabilities Act.Calling the victim a “sterling witness”, judge Surekha A Sinha found the man guilty on multiple counts, including rape under IPC. He was given one year in jail under Section 92(b) of Disabilities Act (assaulting or using force against a person with a disability). The sentences are to run concurrently.Psychiatrists deposed that while the woman was 25 years old physically, her social age was around seven years and two months, with an IQ of 36.According to the prosecution, on April 29, 2019, the survivor’s mother noticed that she had gone missing after the family returned from voting in the Lok Sabha polls. When the woman returned home shortly after, she was in tears and revealed her assault. She said while playing in a nearby lane, the accused caught her hand and forcibly took her to the mezzanine floor of his residence. There, he threatened her with a knife, gagged her with a pillow, and sexually assaulted her. To destroy evidence, she said, the man washed her with soap.During trial, special public prosecutor Geeta Sharma examined 14 witnesses. While forensic reports were inconclusive — a result the prosecution attributed to the accused washing the victim after the assault — medical experts provided critical testimony. Doctors confirmed that the victim had suffered physical trauma consistent with sexual assault.The defence said the case was built on hearsay and cited minor discrepancies in the testimony. The judge rejected these, saying the testimony of a person with a disability must be treated with “utmost sensitivity”. “Minor discrepancies and contradictions are not fatal to the case of prosecution. Courts cannot cling to a fossil formula and insist upon corroboration even if, taken as a whole, the case spoken of by the victim of sex crime strikes the judicial mind as probable.”About the AuthorRebecca SamervelArmed with a degree in political science and law, Rebecca Samervel waltzed into journalism after a brief stint in modeling. As a reporter at The Times of India, Mumbai, she covers courts. She is a self-confessed food-a-holic. Travelling, politics and television are her passions. If you want to find her during the week the only place to look is the Bombay high court.Read MoreEnd of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideos”BJP People Are Mute” Owaisi Targets PM Modi Over Trump’s ‘Make Me Happy’ RemarkBMC Becomes Mega Battleground As Thackerays Reunite And Alliances Shift Ahead Of Civic Wars 2026Deepam row: Piyush Goyal Accuses MK Stalin Govt Of Targeting Hindu TraditionsDonald Trump, Venezuela And India: Prithviraj Chavan’s Remark On PM Modi Kidnapping Sparks Row’Hindus Will Not Be Allowed To Stay’: BNP Candidate’s Threat Sparks Alarm Amid Bangladesh KillingsNepal Imposes Curfew In Birgunj Near India Border After Social Media Sparks Religious TensionsHyderabad Techie Murdered In US: Father Denies Love Angle, Seeks Justice Across BordersIndia Speeds Up Chenab Hydropower Projects, Redrawing Indus Rivers Water Control Lines For PakistanPolitical War Erupts After JNU Slogans Target PM Modi Following Umar Khalid Bail Rejection VerdictUS Senator Claims India Cut Russian Oil Buys And Sought Trump Tariff Relief Amid Pressure Bid On Oil123PhotostoriesRobin Sharma reveals 5 super habits to be successful in lifeBirthday special: Bipasha Basu’s best movies to watch on OTTChef Sanjeev Kapoor shares 14 kitchen tips that make life easierHow to make Anda Paratha for breakfastJiya Shankar and her love for ethnic wear: Surreal looks in sarees, lehengas, and more12 railway stations and the foods they are famous forFull list of the winners of ‘MasterChef India’: From Pankaj Bhadouria to Mohammed Ashiq5 simple neck exercises to ease stiffness and restore mobilityWhere will you be this Makar Sankranti? 5 best destinations in India to witness the festivalFrom opening up about losing a leg in a tragic accident to being unemployed for 7 years after Naache Mayuri: When Sudha Chandran spoke about life, parent’s support and career123Hot PicksBudget 2026Vande Bharat Sleeper TrainPublic holidays January 2026Gold rate todayUS Visa BondsCigarette tax hikeBank Holidays JanuaryTop TrendingSan Francisco 49ersPaige Bueckers vs Sophie Cunningham Net WorthWho is Lenny DykstraYouTube Ad Changes In VietnamWayne GretzkyKliff KingsburyKevin StefanskiChicago Bulls vs Boston CelticsTaylor SwiftWho is Kris Humphries

MUMBAI: Relying on Supreme Court’s observation that the testimony of a person with a disability can’t be considered weak or inferior only because they interact with the world in a different manner, a sessions court recently sentenced a 35-year-old salon worker to 10 years of rigorous imprisonment for abduction and rape of a woman with moderate intellectual disability in 2019, marking a rare conviction under Rights of Persons with Disabilities Act.Calling the victim a “sterling witness”, judge Surekha A Sinha found the man guilty on multiple counts, including rape under IPC. He was given one year in jail under Section 92(b) of Disabilities Act (assaulting or using force against a person with a disability). The sentences are to run concurrently.Psychiatrists deposed that while the woman was 25 years old physically, her social age was around seven years and two months, with an IQ of 36.According to the prosecution, on April 29, 2019, the survivor’s mother noticed that she had gone missing after the family returned from voting in the Lok Sabha polls. When the woman returned home shortly after, she was in tears and revealed her assault. She said while playing in a nearby lane, the accused caught her hand and forcibly took her to the mezzanine floor of his residence. There, he threatened her with a knife, gagged her with a pillow, and sexually assaulted her. To destroy evidence, she said, the man washed her with soap.During trial, special public prosecutor Geeta Sharma examined 14 witnesses. While forensic reports were inconclusive — a result the prosecution attributed to the accused washing the victim after the assault — medical experts provided critical testimony. Doctors confirmed that the victim had suffered physical trauma consistent with sexual assault.The defence said the case was built on hearsay and cited minor discrepancies in the testimony. The judge rejected these, saying the testimony of a person with a disability must be treated with “utmost sensitivity”. “Minor discrepancies and contradictions are not fatal to the case of prosecution. Courts cannot cling to a fossil formula and insist upon corroboration even if, taken as a whole, the case spoken of by the victim of sex crime strikes the judicial mind as probable.”About the AuthorRebecca SamervelArmed with a degree in political science and law, Rebecca Samervel waltzed into journalism after a brief stint in modeling. As a reporter at The Times of India, Mumbai, she covers courts. She is a self-confessed food-a-holic. Travelling, politics and television are her passions. If you want to find her during the week the only place to look is the Bombay high court.Read MoreEnd of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideos”BJP People Are Mute” Owaisi Targets PM Modi Over Trump’s ‘Make Me Happy’ RemarkBMC Becomes Mega Battleground As Thackerays Reunite And Alliances Shift Ahead Of Civic Wars 2026Deepam row: Piyush Goyal Accuses MK Stalin Govt Of Targeting Hindu TraditionsDonald Trump, Venezuela And India: Prithviraj Chavan’s Remark On PM Modi Kidnapping Sparks Row’Hindus Will Not Be Allowed To Stay’: BNP Candidate’s Threat Sparks Alarm Amid Bangladesh KillingsNepal Imposes Curfew In Birgunj Near India Border After Social Media Sparks Religious TensionsHyderabad Techie Murdered In US: Father Denies Love Angle, Seeks Justice Across BordersIndia Speeds Up Chenab Hydropower Projects, Redrawing Indus Rivers Water Control Lines For PakistanPolitical War Erupts After JNU Slogans Target PM Modi Following Umar Khalid Bail Rejection VerdictUS Senator Claims India Cut Russian Oil Buys And Sought Trump Tariff Relief Amid Pressure Bid On Oil123PhotostoriesRobin Sharma reveals 5 super habits to be successful in lifeBirthday special: Bipasha Basu’s best movies to watch on OTTChef Sanjeev Kapoor shares 14 kitchen tips that make life easierHow to make Anda Paratha for breakfastJiya Shankar and her love for ethnic wear: Surreal looks in sarees, lehengas, and more12 railway stations and the foods they are famous forFull list of the winners of ‘MasterChef India’: From Pankaj Bhadouria to Mohammed Ashiq5 simple neck exercises to ease stiffness and restore mobilityWhere will you be this Makar Sankranti? 5 best destinations in India to witness the festivalFrom opening up about losing a leg in a tragic accident to being unemployed for 7 years after Naache Mayuri: When Sudha Chandran spoke about life, parent’s support and career123Hot PicksBudget 2026Vande Bharat Sleeper TrainPublic holidays January 2026Gold rate todayUS Visa BondsCigarette tax hikeBank Holidays JanuaryTop TrendingSan Francisco 49ersPaige Bueckers vs Sophie Cunningham Net WorthWho is Lenny DykstraYouTube Ad Changes In VietnamWayne GretzkyKliff KingsburyKevin StefanskiChicago Bulls vs Boston CelticsTaylor SwiftWho is Kris Humphries

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MUMBAI: Relying on Supreme Court’s observation that the testimony of a person with a disability can’t be considered weak or inferior only because they interact with the world in a different manner, a sessions court recently sentenced a 35-year-old salon worker to 10 years of rigorous imprisonment for abduction and rape of a woman with…

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No security red flag, no venue shift: ICC rejects Bangladesh’s T20 World Cup request

No security red flag, no venue shift: ICC rejects Bangladesh’s T20 World Cup request

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Bangladesh are scheduled to play three matches in Kolkata and one in Mumbai. NEW DELHI: The International Cricket Council (ICC) has found no actionable security inputs to support Bangladesh’s concerns over player safety in India and has, for now, rejected the Bangladesh Cricket Board’s (BCB) request to relocate its matches from the upcoming ICC Men’s…

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