July 15, 2026
Weekly Chinese Horoscope, 13 –19 July 2026: Big Luck for Monkey, Dog, and Rat; Horse and Rabbit Must Stay Alert

Weekly Chinese Horoscope, 13 –19 July 2026: Big Luck for Monkey, Dog, and Rat; Horse and Rabbit Must Stay Alert

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The energy this week moves from Rat to Horse. The week opens with practical matters and ends with accelerated action. In Chinese astrology, the emphasis is placed on money, duties, words and timing. Some Chinese zodiac signs might get more lenient help, while others require patience. This week’s horoscope advises you to be disciplined, check…

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Man wanted for killing wife, two daughters in UK arrested in South Africa after international manhunt

Man wanted for killing wife, two daughters in UK arrested in South Africa after international manhunt

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UK triple murder suspect arrested A 45-year-old British citizen of Zimbabwean heritage has been arrested in South Africa on suspicion of murdering his wife and two young daughters in the UK, bringing a swift international manhunt to a close.South African police confirmed that Ndodana Mkhanyisi Tshuma was arrested on Friday in Kensington, a suburb of…

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NEW DELHI: The ministry of external affairs (MEA) on Saturday said Prime Minister Narendra Modi is a “quintessential” Indian politician who prefers direct engagement with the electorate.Addressing a media briefing in New Zealand, MEA Secretary (East) Rudrendra Tandon was asked why Prime Minister Narendra Modi had not held a press conference or interacted with New Zealand journalists during his visit.Responding with a laugh, Tandon said the question reminded him of a similar one raised during the Prime Minister’s visit to Norway earlier this year.”So you know, your question has that quality of deja vu, because see, it’s not appropriate for me as a civil servant to question Mr. Modi’s political method, he’s a very successful politician,” Tandon said.”But let me give you some context. Prime Minister Modi is a quintessential Indian politician. By and large, Indian politicians favour direct contact with their electorate,” he added.Explaining further, Tandon said India’s electorate largely prefers direct interaction with political leaders rather than communication through intermediaries.”And you must remember that the Indian electorate are predominantly rural folk. They want direct contact. They don’t like being spoken down to, they don’t like being spoken to through intermediaries,” he said.”And Mr. Modi has perfected the art of direct contact with his electorate, and he seems to be doing a rather good job of it, since you know, he’s been elected now, he’s in his third term, he’s one of the longest-serving Prime Ministers in our country,” Tandon added.Speaking about the purpose of the Prime Minister’s visit, Tandon said strengthening the rules-based Indo-Pacific order was a key objective.”The purpose of this visit is to strengthen the rule-based Indo-Pacific order. One of the reasons we look at New Zealand as a significant partner in this part of the world is because of our joint quest for strengthening the rule-based order in the Indo-Pacific, which is very important for India as an Indian Ocean nation,” he said.The remarks come months after a Norwegian journalist questioned why PM Modi did not take questions during a joint media interaction with Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre in Oslo in May. The journalist had also referred to India and Norway’s rankings in the World Press Freedom Index.At the time, MEA Secretary (West) Sibi George defended India’s democratic institutions and media landscape. “We hear a lot of people asking why this, why that, but let me tell you this. We are one sixth of the total population of the world, but not one sixth of the problems of the world,” George had said.”We have a constitution which guarantees the fundamental rights of the people. We have equal rights for the women of our country, which is very important,” he added.George also criticised international commentary on India’s media environment saying, “You know how many stories are up here. We have how many breaking news coming every day in the evening. At least 200 TV channels in Delhi alone, in the English language, in Hindi language and multiple languages.”Prime Minister Modi is on a two-day visit to New Zealand from July 10-11 at the invitation of Prime Minister Christopher Luxon. The visit, the first by an Indian Prime Minister to New Zealand in 40 years, saw the two countries elevate bilateral ties to a Strategic Partnership and adopt a Roadmap to 2030 aimed at expanding cooperation in trade, defence, technology, security and regional affairs.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 MediaVideosHighway Blocked, Resignations Threatened As BJP Faces Backlash Over Ticket Choice In MPNEET Paper Leak Traced To Contracted Paper Setters, Charge Sheet Likely This Month | WatchIndia, New Zealand Grows Ties to Strategic Partnership; Aim to Double Trade to ₹35,000 Crore by 2030″J&K Is Part Of India”: Indian Diplomat Objects To Map Row At Dhaka Foreign Policy EventSupreme Court Drama: Petitioner Abuses CJI, Throws Papers; No Contempt Action TakenDevendra Fadnavis Clarifies ‘Bhade Ke Tattu’ Remark, Says He Will Call Critics ‘Hired Fools’Amit Shah Announces Smart Border Vision With Four-Pronged Security Grid40-Foot Illegal Pipeline Linked To IOCL Oil Network Found In Rajasthan; Police Probe Oil TheftThree-Fold Rise In Assam Budget: Aims At Uplifting People, Says CM Sarma’You Will Have To Kill Me’: Mamata’s Defiant Message As TMC Faces Major Rebellion123PhotostoriesEating these 8 foods excessively may contribute to hair fall10 things every Indian child born in the 90s and 2000s remembersRelationship lessons from Riteish Deshmukh and Genelia D’Souza that couples can learnHow to know if fish is fresh: 5 simple signs that can save you from buying stale seafoodWhat happens to your body when you eat chickpeas every day for a monthFrom Samosa to Bread Pakoda: Popular deep-fried snacks of India and their calorie count you should knowTop 6 most visited national parks in the USA every nature lover should experience once in their lifetimeHow Chanel No. 5 got its famous name: The story behind the iconic fragrance10 baby names that mean “miracle” in different cultures6 stunning red birds in India and where to find them123Hot PicksSIRBlake LivelyGurgaon EncounterCM VijayAlex PereiraPM ModiNico HischierStrait of HormuzSimone BilesTop TrendingGurgaon MonsoonAMU Seerat CertificateTelangana Techie Wife MurderFIFA World Cup 2026Weather TodayTS EAMCET Phase 1 seat allotmentRamesh MhatreDelhi NCR rainGurgaon EncounterIran war

NEW DELHI: The ministry of external affairs (MEA) on Saturday said Prime Minister Narendra Modi is a “quintessential” Indian politician who prefers direct engagement with the electorate.Addressing a media briefing in New Zealand, MEA Secretary (East) Rudrendra Tandon was asked why Prime Minister Narendra Modi had not held a press conference or interacted with New Zealand journalists during his visit.Responding with a laugh, Tandon said the question reminded him of a similar one raised during the Prime Minister’s visit to Norway earlier this year.”So you know, your question has that quality of deja vu, because see, it’s not appropriate for me as a civil servant to question Mr. Modi’s political method, he’s a very successful politician,” Tandon said.”But let me give you some context. Prime Minister Modi is a quintessential Indian politician. By and large, Indian politicians favour direct contact with their electorate,” he added.Explaining further, Tandon said India’s electorate largely prefers direct interaction with political leaders rather than communication through intermediaries.”And you must remember that the Indian electorate are predominantly rural folk. They want direct contact. They don’t like being spoken down to, they don’t like being spoken to through intermediaries,” he said.”And Mr. Modi has perfected the art of direct contact with his electorate, and he seems to be doing a rather good job of it, since you know, he’s been elected now, he’s in his third term, he’s one of the longest-serving Prime Ministers in our country,” Tandon added.Speaking about the purpose of the Prime Minister’s visit, Tandon said strengthening the rules-based Indo-Pacific order was a key objective.”The purpose of this visit is to strengthen the rule-based Indo-Pacific order. One of the reasons we look at New Zealand as a significant partner in this part of the world is because of our joint quest for strengthening the rule-based order in the Indo-Pacific, which is very important for India as an Indian Ocean nation,” he said.The remarks come months after a Norwegian journalist questioned why PM Modi did not take questions during a joint media interaction with Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre in Oslo in May. The journalist had also referred to India and Norway’s rankings in the World Press Freedom Index.At the time, MEA Secretary (West) Sibi George defended India’s democratic institutions and media landscape. “We hear a lot of people asking why this, why that, but let me tell you this. We are one sixth of the total population of the world, but not one sixth of the problems of the world,” George had said.”We have a constitution which guarantees the fundamental rights of the people. We have equal rights for the women of our country, which is very important,” he added.George also criticised international commentary on India’s media environment saying, “You know how many stories are up here. We have how many breaking news coming every day in the evening. At least 200 TV channels in Delhi alone, in the English language, in Hindi language and multiple languages.”Prime Minister Modi is on a two-day visit to New Zealand from July 10-11 at the invitation of Prime Minister Christopher Luxon. The visit, the first by an Indian Prime Minister to New Zealand in 40 years, saw the two countries elevate bilateral ties to a Strategic Partnership and adopt a Roadmap to 2030 aimed at expanding cooperation in trade, defence, technology, security and regional affairs.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 MediaVideosHighway Blocked, Resignations Threatened As BJP Faces Backlash Over Ticket Choice In MPNEET Paper Leak Traced To Contracted Paper Setters, Charge Sheet Likely This Month | WatchIndia, New Zealand Grows Ties to Strategic Partnership; Aim to Double Trade to ₹35,000 Crore by 2030″J&K Is Part Of India”: Indian Diplomat Objects To Map Row At Dhaka Foreign Policy EventSupreme Court Drama: Petitioner Abuses CJI, Throws Papers; No Contempt Action TakenDevendra Fadnavis Clarifies ‘Bhade Ke Tattu’ Remark, Says He Will Call Critics ‘Hired Fools’Amit Shah Announces Smart Border Vision With Four-Pronged Security Grid40-Foot Illegal Pipeline Linked To IOCL Oil Network Found In Rajasthan; Police Probe Oil TheftThree-Fold Rise In Assam Budget: Aims At Uplifting People, Says CM Sarma’You Will Have To Kill Me’: Mamata’s Defiant Message As TMC Faces Major Rebellion123PhotostoriesEating these 8 foods excessively may contribute to hair fall10 things every Indian child born in the 90s and 2000s remembersRelationship lessons from Riteish Deshmukh and Genelia D’Souza that couples can learnHow to know if fish is fresh: 5 simple signs that can save you from buying stale seafoodWhat happens to your body when you eat chickpeas every day for a monthFrom Samosa to Bread Pakoda: Popular deep-fried snacks of India and their calorie count you should knowTop 6 most visited national parks in the USA every nature lover should experience once in their lifetimeHow Chanel No. 5 got its famous name: The story behind the iconic fragrance10 baby names that mean “miracle” in different cultures6 stunning red birds in India and where to find them123Hot PicksSIRBlake LivelyGurgaon EncounterCM VijayAlex PereiraPM ModiNico HischierStrait of HormuzSimone BilesTop TrendingGurgaon MonsoonAMU Seerat CertificateTelangana Techie Wife MurderFIFA World Cup 2026Weather TodayTS EAMCET Phase 1 seat allotmentRamesh MhatreDelhi NCR rainGurgaon EncounterIran war

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NEW DELHI: The ministry of external affairs (MEA) on Saturday said Prime Minister Narendra Modi is a “quintessential” Indian politician who prefers direct engagement with the electorate.Addressing a media briefing in New Zealand, MEA Secretary (East) Rudrendra Tandon was asked why Prime Minister Narendra Modi had not held a press conference or interacted with New…

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NSE Indices launches Nifty500 Ahimsa Index: From ‘ethical’ filters to screening, how the benchmark works

NSE Indices launches Nifty500 Ahimsa Index: From ‘ethical’ filters to screening, how the benchmark works

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NSE Indices Limited announced the launch of Nifty500 Ahimsa Index based on ‘ethical’ practices NSE Indices Limited, the index services subsidiary of the National Stock Exchange (NSE), announced the launch of Nifty500 Ahimsa Index, a new thematic index that tracks companies from the Nifty 500 universe that align with the principles of “Ahimsa” or non-violence.The…

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Delhi University teachers oppose fourth-year UGCF overhaul, allege statutory bodies were bypassed

Delhi University teachers oppose fourth-year UGCF overhaul, allege statutory bodies were bypassed

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Delhi University has revised the fourth-year UGCF credit structure for FYUP, increasing dissertation credits and reducing core papers. Teachers have objected to the move, alleging it bypassed statutory bodies and warning that the changes could affect academic standards while increasing the workload on both students and faculty members. Delhi University’s decision to revise the credit…

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Nitesh Tiwari worked on ‘Ramayana’ for more than 10 years: Researched Shastras and consulted Pandits on pre-production

Nitesh Tiwari worked on ‘Ramayana’ for more than 10 years: Researched Shastras and consulted Pandits on pre-production

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The production team behind ‘Ramayana’ announced that the first official trailer for the movie will be launched workdwide on July 24 at the Comic Con Fest. (YouTube) Nitesh Tiwari’s upcoming project, ‘Ramayana’, is being termed as one of his most ambitious projects yet. The film has already created quite a lot of buzz online, and…

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Chhattisgarh villagers save 31 crore litres of water through 15-day conservation campaign: Here’s how they did it

Chhattisgarh villagers save 31 crore litres of water through 15-day conservation campaign: Here’s how they did it

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As water scarcity continues to challenge several rural communities, villagers in Chhattisgarh’s Mahasamund district have shown how collective action can create a lasting impact. In a massive water conservation drive carried out in the area, people were able to conserve close to 31 crore liters of water in just 15 days.As per a report published…

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Elon Musk’s 2-year-old ‘warning’ to iPhone maker about ChatGPT-maker resurfaces, as Apple accuses OpenAI of stealing trade secrets; Musk said: They are selling …

Elon Musk’s 2-year-old ‘warning’ to iPhone maker about ChatGPT-maker resurfaces, as Apple accuses OpenAI of stealing trade secrets; Musk said: They are selling …

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A two-year-old warning from tech billionaire Elon Musk has resurfaced online following the news that Apple has officially sued its artificial intelligence (AI) partner, OpenAI, for trade secret theft. Apple filed a lawsuit on Friday, July 10, in the Northern District of California, accusing the ChatGPT creator of running a coordinated espionage campaign to systematically…

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‘I’m very confident I’ll be here’: Nathan Lyon shuts down retirement talk, drops return update

‘I’m very confident I’ll be here’: Nathan Lyon shuts down retirement talk, drops return update

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Australia veteran Nathan Lyon says he is on track to return for the opening Test against Bangladesh in Darwin next month after making significant progress in his recovery from a hamstring injury. The experienced off-spinner has not played since suffering the injury during the third Ashes Test in December. Lyon underwent surgery to reattach the…

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Meet the Indian engineer who went from a small Karnataka village to NVIDIA and now earns ₹2.6 crore a year

Meet the Indian engineer who went from a small Karnataka village to NVIDIA and now earns ₹2.6 crore a year

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Pruthviraj Prakash (Credits: LinkedIn) A quiet dream that began in a small village in Karnataka has taken Pruthviraj Prakash to one of the world’s leading artificial intelligence companies.Now working at NVIDIA’s headquarters in Santa Clara, California, as a Software Development Engineer in Deep Learning, Prakash recently shared the journey that took him from limited access…

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Sudesh Bhosale REVEALS he painted Hema Malini’s film posters as a teenager before sharing the stage with her

Sudesh Bhosale REVEALS he painted Hema Malini’s film posters as a teenager before sharing the stage with her

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Sudesh Bhosale REVEALS he painted Hema Malini’s film posters as a teenager before sharing the stage with her Bollywood’s ‘Dream Girl’, Hema Malini made her Hindi film debut opposite Raj Kapoor in ‘Sapno Ka Saudagar’ in 1968. Over the next six decades, she delivered memorable performances in classics such as ‘Seeta Aur Geeta’, ‘Sholay’, ‘Dream…

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Siya Goyal’s fate: A murder charge is one thing, proving it is another

Siya Goyal’s fate: A murder charge is one thing, proving it is another

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Siya Goyal and Ketan Agarwal “Innocent until proven guilty”NEW DELHI/PUNE: The Pune police say they have uncovered a murder plot. Investigators allege that 20-year-old Siya Goyal and her boyfriend, 22-year-old Chetan Chaudhary, conspired to kill her fiancé, 26-year-old Ketan Agarwal, by pushing him off a cliff at Lohagad Fort on June 18.But the allegations remain…

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NEW DELHI: Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge on Saturday upped the ante against the Bharatiya Janata Party over the alleged ethanol scam in Madhya Pradesh, claiming that the state has become the epicentre of corruption and plunder under the saffron party’s government.In a social media post on X, Kharge said the public’s rightful grain was being looted with the collusion of the BJP and the government machinery.”Madhya Pradesh has today become the epicentre of corruption and plunder under the BJP government and a synonym for corruption. One scam doesn’t even end before another one surfaces,” Kharge said.”Now, a Rs 1,200 crore rice scam in the name of ethanol has come to light. The very rice that was meant to be used for the nutrition of malnourished children, pregnant women, and adolescent girls has been diverted in a game of profit. Five lakh MT of rice has become part of this corrupt game under the protection of rice millers, the ethanol mafia, and the BJP government. With the collusion of the BJP and the government machinery, the public’s rightful grain is being looted,” he added.This comes after an SIT was formed to probe a suspected racket in the state after subsidised rice meant for empanelled ethanol plants was allegedly diverted to private mills and sold back to government agencies through the procurement and custom milling system.The trigger for the criminal investigation was a Food Corporation of India (FCI) complaint about a consignment meant for an ethanol unit in Chhindwara never reaching its destination.Four people have been arrested in the case so far amid multiple complaints of the alleged diversion of rice sanctioned under an ongoing subsidy scheme to ramp up ethanol production for blending with petrol.Kharge also highlighted land-related allegations against Madhya Pradesh chief minister Mohan Yadav and said, “Before this, a massive land scam came to light. In Ujjain, land expansions happened in precisely those areas where government infrastructure projects and the Highway Corridor were proposed. This has raised question marks even over the Chief Minister himself. Everywhere, in every department, it’s a game of plunder and filling their own pockets—this is the story of the BJP’s loot of power.””This plunder, which began with Vyapam, hasn’t stopped even today despite countless paper leaks and innumerable cases of corruption. The BJP has turned Madhya Pradesh into a model of corruption, and, as always, Modi ji just sits there in stoic silence. The Modi-Shah duo has trampled the very concept of accountability in public life under the arrogance of power,” he added.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 MediaVideosIndia, New Zealand Grows Ties to Strategic Partnership; Aim to Double Trade to ₹35,000 Crore by 2030″J&K Is Part Of India”: Indian Diplomat Objects To Map Row At Dhaka Foreign Policy EventSupreme Court Drama: Petitioner Abuses CJI, Throws Papers; No Contempt Action TakenDevendra Fadnavis Clarifies ‘Bhade Ke Tattu’ Remark, Says He Will Call Critics ‘Hired Fools’Amit Shah Announces Smart Border Vision With Four-Pronged Security Grid40-Foot Illegal Pipeline Linked To IOCL Oil Network Found In Rajasthan; Police Probe Oil TheftThree-Fold Rise In Assam Budget: Aims At Uplifting People, Says CM Sarma’You Will Have To Kill Me’: Mamata’s Defiant Message As TMC Faces Major RebellionIRCTC Rolls Out Beta Website With Simpler Booking Experience; 4 Key Changes Explained’She Pleaded For Help, No One Listened’: What The CCTV Reveals About Jaipur Schoolgirl’s Death123PhotostoriesEating these 8 foods excessively may contribute to hair fall10 things every Indian child born in the 90s and 2000s remembersRelationship lessons from Riteish Deshmukh and Genelia D’Souza that couples can learnHow to know if fish is fresh: 5 simple signs that can save you from buying stale seafoodWhat happens to your body when you eat chickpeas every day for a monthFrom Samosa to Bread Pakoda: Popular deep-fried snacks of India and their calorie count you should knowTop 6 most visited national parks in the USA every nature lover should experience once in their lifetimeHow Chanel No. 5 got its famous name: The story behind the iconic fragrance10 baby names that mean “miracle” in different cultures6 stunning red birds in India and where to find them123Hot PicksSIRBlake LivelyGurgaon EncounterCM VijayAlex PereiraPM ModiNico HischierStrait of HormuzSimone BilesTop TrendingGurgaon MonsoonAMU Seerat CertificateTelangana Techie Wife MurderFIFA World Cup 2026Weather TodayTS EAMCET Phase 1 seat allotmentRamesh MhatreDelhi NCR rainGurgaon EncounterIran war

NEW DELHI: Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge on Saturday upped the ante against the Bharatiya Janata Party over the alleged ethanol scam in Madhya Pradesh, claiming that the state has become the epicentre of corruption and plunder under the saffron party’s government.In a social media post on X, Kharge said the public’s rightful grain was being looted with the collusion of the BJP and the government machinery.”Madhya Pradesh has today become the epicentre of corruption and plunder under the BJP government and a synonym for corruption. One scam doesn’t even end before another one surfaces,” Kharge said.”Now, a Rs 1,200 crore rice scam in the name of ethanol has come to light. The very rice that was meant to be used for the nutrition of malnourished children, pregnant women, and adolescent girls has been diverted in a game of profit. Five lakh MT of rice has become part of this corrupt game under the protection of rice millers, the ethanol mafia, and the BJP government. With the collusion of the BJP and the government machinery, the public’s rightful grain is being looted,” he added.This comes after an SIT was formed to probe a suspected racket in the state after subsidised rice meant for empanelled ethanol plants was allegedly diverted to private mills and sold back to government agencies through the procurement and custom milling system.The trigger for the criminal investigation was a Food Corporation of India (FCI) complaint about a consignment meant for an ethanol unit in Chhindwara never reaching its destination.Four people have been arrested in the case so far amid multiple complaints of the alleged diversion of rice sanctioned under an ongoing subsidy scheme to ramp up ethanol production for blending with petrol.Kharge also highlighted land-related allegations against Madhya Pradesh chief minister Mohan Yadav and said, “Before this, a massive land scam came to light. In Ujjain, land expansions happened in precisely those areas where government infrastructure projects and the Highway Corridor were proposed. This has raised question marks even over the Chief Minister himself. Everywhere, in every department, it’s a game of plunder and filling their own pockets—this is the story of the BJP’s loot of power.””This plunder, which began with Vyapam, hasn’t stopped even today despite countless paper leaks and innumerable cases of corruption. The BJP has turned Madhya Pradesh into a model of corruption, and, as always, Modi ji just sits there in stoic silence. The Modi-Shah duo has trampled the very concept of accountability in public life under the arrogance of power,” he added.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 MediaVideosIndia, New Zealand Grows Ties to Strategic Partnership; Aim to Double Trade to ₹35,000 Crore by 2030″J&K Is Part Of India”: Indian Diplomat Objects To Map Row At Dhaka Foreign Policy EventSupreme Court Drama: Petitioner Abuses CJI, Throws Papers; No Contempt Action TakenDevendra Fadnavis Clarifies ‘Bhade Ke Tattu’ Remark, Says He Will Call Critics ‘Hired Fools’Amit Shah Announces Smart Border Vision With Four-Pronged Security Grid40-Foot Illegal Pipeline Linked To IOCL Oil Network Found In Rajasthan; Police Probe Oil TheftThree-Fold Rise In Assam Budget: Aims At Uplifting People, Says CM Sarma’You Will Have To Kill Me’: Mamata’s Defiant Message As TMC Faces Major RebellionIRCTC Rolls Out Beta Website With Simpler Booking Experience; 4 Key Changes Explained’She Pleaded For Help, No One Listened’: What The CCTV Reveals About Jaipur Schoolgirl’s Death123PhotostoriesEating these 8 foods excessively may contribute to hair fall10 things every Indian child born in the 90s and 2000s remembersRelationship lessons from Riteish Deshmukh and Genelia D’Souza that couples can learnHow to know if fish is fresh: 5 simple signs that can save you from buying stale seafoodWhat happens to your body when you eat chickpeas every day for a monthFrom Samosa to Bread Pakoda: Popular deep-fried snacks of India and their calorie count you should knowTop 6 most visited national parks in the USA every nature lover should experience once in their lifetimeHow Chanel No. 5 got its famous name: The story behind the iconic fragrance10 baby names that mean “miracle” in different cultures6 stunning red birds in India and where to find them123Hot PicksSIRBlake LivelyGurgaon EncounterCM VijayAlex PereiraPM ModiNico HischierStrait of HormuzSimone BilesTop TrendingGurgaon MonsoonAMU Seerat CertificateTelangana Techie Wife MurderFIFA World Cup 2026Weather TodayTS EAMCET Phase 1 seat allotmentRamesh MhatreDelhi NCR rainGurgaon EncounterIran war

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NEW DELHI: Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge on Saturday upped the ante against the Bharatiya Janata Party over the alleged ethanol scam in Madhya Pradesh, claiming that the state has become the epicentre of corruption and plunder under the saffron party’s government.In a social media post on X, Kharge said the public’s rightful grain was being…

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NEET UG 2026 result expected to be released soon at neet.nta.nic.in: Here’s all aspirants need to know before results are announced

NEET UG 2026 result expected to be released soon at neet.nta.nic.in: Here’s all aspirants need to know before results are announced

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The National Testing Agency is expected to publish the NEET UG 2026 re-examination results by July 20 after finalising the answer key. Candidates will be able to download their scorecards from the official portal before the Medical Counselling Committee announces the counselling schedule for AIQ, AIIMS, JIPMER and other participating institutions. The National Testing Agency…

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Quote of the day by Chris Pine: ‘If you see something wrong happening in the world, you can either do nothing, or you can do something,’ the dialogue from Hollywood star’s dialogue from ‘Wonder Woman’ that highlights why it is important to pick a side

Quote of the day by Chris Pine: ‘If you see something wrong happening in the world, you can either do nothing, or you can do something,’ the dialogue from Hollywood star’s dialogue from ‘Wonder Woman’ that highlights why it is important to pick a side

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Chris Pine’s memorable line from Wonder Woman reminds us that choosing to act in the face of injustice is a responsibility, not an option.Image credit (Instagram)​ Chris Pine is having one of the busiest and most varied stretches of his career. His romantic drama ‘Carousel,’ in which he plays a single father whose life is…

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Video inside: Before logging into her 12 pm job, this Bengaluru woman does something that’s making thousands rethink their mornings |

Video inside: Before logging into her 12 pm job, this Bengaluru woman does something that’s making thousands rethink their mornings |

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For many working professionals, weekdays often follow the same pattern. Wake up, check the phone, get ready, and start work. But a Bengaluru woman has sparked a conversation online after showing that even an ordinary workday can begin differently. Her video has struck a chord with thousands, with many saying it is the kind of…

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