VK News Today https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html Minnesota Vikings $15M quarterback tied to Matthew Stafford’s Los Angeles Rams UK pet law explained: Martin Lewis reveals why dog owners face bigger legal risks than cat owners Zoji La [Ladakh] SRINAGAR: Zoji La tunnel, an upcoming strategic corridor that will provide all-weather connectivity between Kashmir and Ladakh, is nearing a defining moment, with engineers inching towards a “breakthrough” final blast expected around May 30.Work is progressing at about four meters per day from both ends — Sonamarg (Baltal) in Kashmir and Minamarg in Ladakh — using controlled drilling and blasting. Only 300 meters of the 13.155km tunnel is left to excavate, Harpal Singh, chief operating officer (COO) of Megha Engineering and Infrastructure Ltd (MEIL), told TOI. The Hyderabad-based company is executing the project.“The final blast will bring the excavation phase to a close, completing the tunnel’s core structure,” Singh said, adding the blast will signal the physical connection between Kashmir and Ladakh.According to Singh, this historic milestone will be achieved by reducing tunnel excavation to zero within 30 to 35 days. “Breakthrough will ensure speedy construction of the remaining works, including concrete lining, permanent tunnel drainage, installation of surveillance equipment, control buildings, underground transformers and (traffic) smoke control systems,” Singh explained.The tunnel is still another two-and-a-half years from completion. Before it is opened to the public, the breakthrough will allow construction teams and machines to move seamlessly between two ends, streamlining work. “The teams and equipment can move through the tunnel without any hassle,” Singh said, adding this will help sustain construction through winters when heavy snowfall in Sonamarg halts surface movement.The tunnel will reduce distance between the two ends (Sonamarg and Minamarg) from 49km to 43km and increase vehicle speeds from 30kmph to 70kmph, officials said.End of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideosSamrat Chaudhary Becomes Bihar CM: A Political Journey Marked by Setbacks and ReinventionIran Expresses Confidence In India’s BRICS Presidency Amid West Asia ConflictPM Modi, Donald Trump Hold 40-Min Phone Call, Discuss Strait Of Hormuz, West Asia SituationPak Enters Noida? 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According to the draft Constitution amendment bill, the proposal of which is set to be introduced during a special sitting of Parliament beginning April 16, seats would also be increased in state and Union territory assemblies to accommodate the reservation, news agency PTI reported. Watch ‘Gross Injustice If Delayed’: PM Modi Seeks Backing for Women’s Reservation Bill The draft bill has been circulated among Lok Sabha members. It said, “The House of the People (Lok Sabha) shall consist of not more than 815 members chosen by direct election from territorial constituencies in the states; and not more than 35 members to represent the Union territories, chosen in such manner as Parliament may by law provide.” As per the report, the figure of 850 represents only the upper ceiling, with the final number to be decided by the Delimitation Commission.The move, led by the Narendra Modi government, seeks to fast-track the implementation of the Nari Shakti Vandan Adhiniyam by linking it to a delimitation exercise based on the latest published census.The proposed amendments would raise the Lok Sabha’s effective strength to 816 seats, of which 273 would be reserved for women. Similar increases are planned for state assemblies and Union territory legislatures to accommodate the one-third quota. Seats reserved for women “shall be allotted by rotation to different constituencies in a state or Union territory,” the bill states.Prime Minister Narendra Modi has pushed for the swift passage of the amendments.Earlier this week he said, “Any further delay will be unfortunate and a gross injustice to the women of India”. He added that India’s democracy would become “stronger and more vibrant” if the 2029 elections are held with women’s reservation in place.The government is also expected to introduce two accompanying bills: For governing the delimitation processFor enabling the law’s implementation in Delhi, Jammu and Kashmir, and Puducherry.While these can be passed by a simple majority, the constitutional amendment will require a special majority in both Houses.The proposal comes amid political friction over the basis of delimitation. Opposition parties have raised concerns about the principles being adopted, with southern leaders warning of potential disadvantage. Tamil Nadu chief minister MK Stalin cautioned against “massive agitation” if the state’s interests are harmed, while Telangana chief minister A Revanth Reddy flagged “injustice”. The Congress alleged that “when the intent behind a bill is mischievous, and the content of it is devious, the extent of damage to parliamentary democracy is enormous.”NDA has indicated that seat allocation will follow proportional representation using census data, currently the 2011 figures, though the ongoing 2027 Census could also be considered once published, PTI reported, citing NDA sources. They argue that southern states may gain relatively due to better population control compared to northern states.The draft clarifies that “population” will mean figures from a census, “as Parliament may by law determine,” giving flexibility on which dataset is used. The statement of objects and reasons notes that waiting for the next census and subsequent delimitation would delay women’s participation, necessitating immediate legislative intervention.Under the existing 2023 law, the reservation would only have come into force after the first delimitation exercise following the post-2027 Census, effectively pushing implementation beyond 2034. The proposed amendments aim to advance this timeline to 2029.The reservation for women is set to last 15 years from the commencement of the 2023 law, unless Parliament decides to extend it further. The NDA currently holds 292 seats in the Lok Sabha, while major opposition parties account for 233, making back-channel negotiations crucial for securing the required special majority.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 MediaVideosSamrat Chaudhary Becomes Bihar CM: A Political Journey Marked by Setbacks and ReinventionIran Expresses Confidence In India’s BRICS Presidency Amid West Asia ConflictPM Modi, Donald Trump Hold 40-Min Phone Call, Discuss Strait Of Hormuz, West Asia SituationPak Enters Noida? 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These include a 12-km-long wildlife elevated corridor, which is one of the longest in Asia.The corridor also includes eight animal passes, two elephant underpasses of 200 metres each, and a 370-metre-long tunnel near Maa Daat Kali Temple.Prime Minister Modi also paid floral tributes to Dr BR Ambedkar on this occasion.Earlier, in Saharanpur, Modi inspected the wildlife corridor on the elevated section of the Delhi-Dehradun economic corridor.He also held a roadshow in Saharanpur, waving at people who had lined up.Modi also offered prayers at Maa Daat Kali Temple near Dehradun.A large number of people also gathered in Dehradun, and waved at the prime minister as his motorcade passed through the streets of Dehradun.End of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideosSamrat Chaudhary Becomes Bihar CM: A Political Journey Marked by Setbacks and ReinventionIran Expresses Confidence In India’s BRICS Presidency Amid West Asia ConflictPM Modi, Donald Trump Hold 40-Min Phone Call, Discuss Strait Of Hormuz, West Asia SituationPak Enters Noida? 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US President Donald Trump dialled PM Narendra Modi to discuss the situation in the West Asia region, including the importance of securing safe passage of ships through the Strait of Hormuz, and to review what the Indian leader described as substantial progress achieved in bilateral cooperation in various sectors. This was the second time that Trump spoke to Modi since the war between the US, Israel, and Iran broke out on February 28. Responding to a question from TOI shortly after the conversation, Gor said both sides were hoping to finalise “incredible deals” in time for the visit by Secretary of State Marco Rubio to India next month for the Quad foreign ministers’ meeting. Watch PM Modi, Donald Trump Hold 40-Min Phone Call, Discuss Strait Of Hormuz, West Asia Situation Gor was asked if the leaders had discussed the possibility of a visit by Trump to India for the Quad summit. The ambassador said that the focus now is on Rubio’s visit. “The Secretary is coming here next month, which we’re very excited about. And he doesn’t just show up,” said Gor, speaking to journalists on the margins of a reception at the US embassy. He also confirmed that the 2 leaders spoke about the US decision to blockade Iranian ports, which followed the failed peace talks with Iran in Islamabad over the weekend. Responding to media queries, Gor didn’t elaborate much on the nature of the deals that are being finalised, but said that these will be related to energy and other items. He said “big-ticket items” would be announced in the next few days and weeks. While announcing the framework for an interim trade deal with India in early February, Trump had said that India had committed to buying $500 billion worth of energy and other items from the US. According to Gor, while Trump updated Modi about the West Asia situation, he also discussed these “big-ticket items” in bilateral relations that are under discussion in Washington. Modi had earlier said in a post on X that both sides are committed to further strengthening their Comprehensive Global Strategic Partnership in all areas. “We also discussed the situation in West Asia and stressed the importance of keeping the Strait of Hormuz open and secure,” said Modi in a post on X. India has so far focused more on diplomacy with Iran than on thoughts about joining any military coalition to secure safe passage for its tankers through the key energy waterway. On whether the US would extend the deadline for India’s import of Russian oil, and also a sanctions waiver for the strategic Chabahar port in Iran that India helped develop, Gor said he didn’t want to speak prematurely on these issues, but added there will be a decision at some point in time. The leaders had last spoken on March 24 amidst the raging war in the West Asia region that culminated in a 2-week ceasefire last week. Gor said that Trump wanted to update Modi about the situation when he spoke to him on Tuesday. There were reports the same day that the US and Iran could have another round of talks in Islamabad later this week. Asked about the prospects of more talks before the temporary ceasefire ends, Gor said it wasn’t for him to announce any future dialogue but said that the leaders discussed the blockade and the need to reopen the Strait. “They did talk about the blockade and the importance of reopening as soon as possible. Frankly, this whole region…the whole world is suffering because of this. Why should one country be able to turn off the lights anywhere else in the world? It’s unfair. It needs to stop, and the United States is determined to make that happen,” said the ambassador. “These are international waterways. There’s an international treaty. The only reason prices have gone up is that somebody is holding this area hostage. So obviously, the United States wants to open this waterway. And I think it benefits the whole world, including India,” added Gor. We are in the business of delivering results: Gor US ambassador Sergio Gor said that the last words that President Trump told the PM were, “I just want you to know, we all love you” Gor was speaking at a reception in the US embassy shortly after the talks. “And literally, that was the last thing. And a lot of times, people don’t see that sign. They do have an incredible relationship,” said Gor. Gor said that Trump was very clear that the era of performative diplomacy is over. “We are in the business of delivering results, from securing resilient supply chains, building the silicon backbone of modern computing. The relationship between our two nations is on a very strong footing. Almost every single day, we have engagement at the highest levels,” said Gor, adding that the 2 countries were not just witnessing history, but were also shaping it for the benefit of both countries.End of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideosSamrat Chaudhary Becomes Bihar CM: A Political Journey Marked by Setbacks and ReinventionIran Expresses Confidence In India’s BRICS Presidency Amid West Asia ConflictPM Modi, Donald Trump Hold 40-Min Phone Call, Discuss Strait Of Hormuz, West Asia SituationPak Enters Noida? 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Toll collecting agencies will collect higher user charges from overloaded vehicles only via FASTag, and they must record such vehicles and report this to the government’s Vahan portal.The provision of reporting overloading to the Vahan portal is significant, as this will enable enforcement agencies to impose penalties for violation of the motor vehicle law. As per the updated MV Act of 2019, the penalty for overloading goods vehicles is Rs 20,000, and it also provides for an additional fine of Rs 2,000 per tonne for excess load.The road transport ministry on Tuesday issued a notification amending the NH User Fee Rules, which said that while overloading up to 10% will be allowed, vehicles with 10-40% overload will have to pay double the normal, and it will be four times in case overloading is more than 40%.The ministry said overloading will be determined using certified weight measurement devices installed at the fee plaza. It added that no overload fee shall be levied in cases where fee plazas don’t have weighing facilities.It said that provisions won’t apply to certain private investment projects executed prior to commencement, unless concessionaires consent to adopting the revised rules. In an official statement, the ministry said the amendment to toll fee rules is expected to improve compliance, reduce road damage caused by overloaded vehicles, and promote safer and more efficient movement of goods across NHs.End of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideosIran Expresses Confidence In India’s BRICS Presidency Amid West Asia ConflictPM Modi, Donald Trump Hold 40-Min Phone Call, Discuss Strait Of Hormuz, West Asia SituationPak Enters Noida? 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