MLC 2026: Los Angeles Knight Riders beat Texas Super Kings, set up Qualifier clash with San Francisco Unicorns | Cricket News

MLC 2026: Los Angeles Knight Riders beat Texas Super Kings, set up Qualifier clash with San Francisco Unicorns | Cricket News

LA Knight Riders beat Texas Super Kings (Pic credit: Sportzpics) The Los Angeles Knight Riders surged into the Major League Cricket 2026 Qualifier with a commanding six-wicket victory over the Texas Super Kings in the final league match of the season, sealing second place on the points table with a third successive win.A composed chase…

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Meet 18-year-old Tanvi Sharma who chose the Merchant Navy over NEET and JEE, and cracked it in just one month through self-study

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Instead of following the conventional NEET or JEE route, 18-year-old Tanvi Sharma from Rajouri chose the Merchant Navy and achieved success after just a month of self-study. Her journey, marked by determination, extensive travel for the selection process and unwavering support from her mother, highlights how unconventional career choices can lead to remarkable achievements. (Image…

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‘Dhamaal 4’ box office collection Day 4 [LIVE]: Ajay Devgn-Arshad Warsi starrer nears Rs. 70 crore on first Monday after a global haul of Rs 92 crore

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Quote of the day by Winston Churchill: “Personally, I’m always ready to learn, although I do not…” – know why real learning often begins when comfort ends | World News

Quote of the day by Winston Churchill: “Personally, I’m always ready to learn, although I do not…” – know why real learning often begins when comfort ends | World News

Quote of the day by Winston Churchill (AI-generated image) Almost everyone enjoys the idea of learning something new. Far fewer people enjoy the moment someone actually corrects them. Winston Churchill captured that exact gap in a House of Commons speech in November 1952. “Personally, I’m always ready to learn,” he said, “although I do not…

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IIMA establishes Mattu Centre to strengthen finance research and Indian capital market studies

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Muzammil Ibrahim clarifies how ‘context was completely lost’ on viral ‘no regrets’ breakup clip involving Deepika Padukone: ‘I’ve always tried to speak about people in my past with respect’

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Meta’s highest paid employee Alexandr Wang is ‘unfollowed’ by Elon Musk; AI chief responds to screenshot, says: ‘Can’t we …’

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A hidden cave in Norway protected a 75,000-year-old Arctic world until scientists finally uncovered it | World News

A hidden cave in Norway protected a 75,000-year-old Arctic world until scientists finally uncovered it | World News

Long before the Arctic looked the way it does now, a stretch of Norway’s northern coastline supported an unexpectedly rich mix of wildlife. That picture has emerged from a cave where thousands of years of natural deposits quietly protected the remains of animals that lived during a comparatively mild phase of the last Ice Age….

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CM Suvendu Adhikari has defended the provision, saying it is intended to target habitual offenders. NEW DELHI: Bengal’s controversial Public Safety and Control of Anti-Social Activities Act, popularly dubbed the ‘Goonda Bill’, came into force after midnight on Monday. The Act empowers the BJP government with sweeping powers including preventive detention, property confiscation and the removal of suspected troublemakers from specific areas. The government says the law is aimed at tackling organised crime and anti-social activities, while the Opposition has criticised it as draconian and vulnerable to misuse.The West Bengal Assembly passed the Bill on June 29 and received the Governor’s assent soon afterwards. With its notification now in force, authorities can begin implementing its provisions across the state.The government says the legislation is designed to strengthen public safety, improve law and order and crack down on organised criminal networks, illegal mining, unauthorised sand extraction, wildlife-related offences and other activities that create fear or disrupt normal life.Why the controversyOne of the law’s most debated provisions allows the government to order preventive detention for up to one year if it believes a person’s activities pose a threat to public safety.The provision has drawn criticism from opposition parties and sections of civil society, which argue that it could be misused to detain political opponents or critics without trial. The BJP, however, has rejected those concerns, maintaining that the law contains safeguards against arbitrary action.Under the Act, every preventive detention order must be reviewed by an advisory board headed by a serving or former Calcutta High Court judge, along with two members qualified to become High Court judges. A detained person will also have the right to present a defence before the board.CM Suvendu defends the ActChief minister Suvendu Adhikari has previously defended the provision, saying it is intended to target habitual offenders rather than ordinary citizens.The legislation also empowers the state to confiscate the property of individuals accused under the Act by invoking relevant provisions of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS). Another key feature is the power to issue externment orders. District magistrates, police commissioners and senior police officers can direct a person to leave a particular area or even an entire district for up to one year if they believe the individual could disturb public order.The law further authorises police to prohibit certain individuals from entering specific areas and provides legal protection to government officials involved in implementing its provisions.Defending the legislation after it came into force, West Bengal minister Dilip Ghosh said the government had introduced the law to deal with politically backed criminal elements that, according to him, had operated in the state for years.”The people of West Bengal are agitated and tired of the hooliganism they have had to witness for so many years now, especially since most of these thugs were politically connected. To curb this menace, we had to bring in a new law, and it will be strictly implemented… Common people who are still scared to speak out must come forward and file FIRs. The law will take its course,” he told news agency ANI.While introducing the Bill in the assembly last month, Adhikari had argued that similar laws already exist in several states and accused previous governments of failing to tackle political violence effectively.”Before this is implemented, let me point out that the previous government took no action. The people of Bengal have rejected you through EVM. You have managed to form an opposition, but it is not a strong one. This bill has already been introduced in several states under different names; Maharashtra, Delhi, Uttar Pradesh, Karnataka, Madhya Pradesh, and Jharkhand have implemented it,” he had said.The government has maintained that the Act is aimed solely at protecting public safety, maintaining law and order and preventing organised criminal activity, while opposition parties continue to argue that its wide-ranging powers require close scrutiny to prevent potential misuse.Get the latest India news and live updates. Download the TOI App.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 MediaVideosHealth Camp Horror? 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CM Suvendu Adhikari has defended the provision, saying it is intended to target habitual offenders. NEW DELHI: Bengal’s controversial Public Safety and Control of Anti-Social Activities Act, popularly dubbed the ‘Goonda Bill’, came into force after midnight on Monday. The Act empowers the BJP government with sweeping powers including preventive detention, property confiscation and the removal of suspected troublemakers from specific areas. The government says the law is aimed at tackling organised crime and anti-social activities, while the Opposition has criticised it as draconian and vulnerable to misuse.The West Bengal Assembly passed the Bill on June 29 and received the Governor’s assent soon afterwards. With its notification now in force, authorities can begin implementing its provisions across the state.The government says the legislation is designed to strengthen public safety, improve law and order and crack down on organised criminal networks, illegal mining, unauthorised sand extraction, wildlife-related offences and other activities that create fear or disrupt normal life.Why the controversyOne of the law’s most debated provisions allows the government to order preventive detention for up to one year if it believes a person’s activities pose a threat to public safety.The provision has drawn criticism from opposition parties and sections of civil society, which argue that it could be misused to detain political opponents or critics without trial. The BJP, however, has rejected those concerns, maintaining that the law contains safeguards against arbitrary action.Under the Act, every preventive detention order must be reviewed by an advisory board headed by a serving or former Calcutta High Court judge, along with two members qualified to become High Court judges. A detained person will also have the right to present a defence before the board.CM Suvendu defends the ActChief minister Suvendu Adhikari has previously defended the provision, saying it is intended to target habitual offenders rather than ordinary citizens.The legislation also empowers the state to confiscate the property of individuals accused under the Act by invoking relevant provisions of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS). Another key feature is the power to issue externment orders. District magistrates, police commissioners and senior police officers can direct a person to leave a particular area or even an entire district for up to one year if they believe the individual could disturb public order.The law further authorises police to prohibit certain individuals from entering specific areas and provides legal protection to government officials involved in implementing its provisions.Defending the legislation after it came into force, West Bengal minister Dilip Ghosh said the government had introduced the law to deal with politically backed criminal elements that, according to him, had operated in the state for years.”The people of West Bengal are agitated and tired of the hooliganism they have had to witness for so many years now, especially since most of these thugs were politically connected. To curb this menace, we had to bring in a new law, and it will be strictly implemented… Common people who are still scared to speak out must come forward and file FIRs. The law will take its course,” he told news agency ANI.While introducing the Bill in the assembly last month, Adhikari had argued that similar laws already exist in several states and accused previous governments of failing to tackle political violence effectively.”Before this is implemented, let me point out that the previous government took no action. The people of Bengal have rejected you through EVM. You have managed to form an opposition, but it is not a strong one. This bill has already been introduced in several states under different names; Maharashtra, Delhi, Uttar Pradesh, Karnataka, Madhya Pradesh, and Jharkhand have implemented it,” he had said.The government has maintained that the Act is aimed solely at protecting public safety, maintaining law and order and preventing organised criminal activity, while opposition parties continue to argue that its wide-ranging powers require close scrutiny to prevent potential misuse.Get the latest India news and live updates. Download the TOI App.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 MediaVideosHealth Camp Horror? 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CM Suvendu Adhikari has defended the provision, saying it is intended to target habitual offenders. NEW DELHI: Bengal’s controversial Public Safety and Control of Anti-Social Activities Act, popularly dubbed the ‘Goonda Bill’, came into force after midnight on Monday. The Act empowers the BJP government with sweeping powers including preventive detention, property confiscation and the…

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‘Go deeper and actually sack those guys’: Manjrekar’s strong message after India’s T20I drubbing

‘Go deeper and actually sack those guys’: Manjrekar’s strong message after India’s T20I drubbing

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IIT Roorkee student declared Uttarakhand top performer in TERI GO4Youth Online Olympiad 2026

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Sam Neill, in his official memoir, once talked about the importance of individuality and how important it is to accept yourself for who you are. For many, Sam Neill was a big part of their childhoods. Starring in the famed ‘Jurassic Park’ franchise, the actor became a household name and worked in some of the…

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Trump, Netanyahu, Meloni & more: Who is on Iran’s ‘hitlist’ to avenge Khamenei’s death?

Trump, Netanyahu, Meloni & more: Who is on Iran’s ‘hitlist’ to avenge Khamenei’s death?

Iranian leader Mojtaba Khamenei’s first public address after his father’s funeral comes with a ‘revenge list,’ naming 13 world leaders after the death of the country’s late supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.The online “revenge list”, published late on Saturday by Hamshahri, names 13 foreign leaders whom it portrays as targets following Khamenei’s death. The publication…

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Richard Feynman’s unsent love letter to his late wife shows that love doesn’t always end with goodbye

Richard Feynman’s unsent love letter to his late wife shows that love doesn’t always end with goodbye

Richard Feynman is remembered as one of the twentieth century’s greatest physicists, a Nobel Prize winner whose work transformed quantum electrodynamics and whose wit made science accessible to millions. Yet behind the celebrated scientist was a man who experienced profound personal loss at a young age. In 1945, his wife, Arline Greenbaum Feynman, died from…

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