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Distribution, the action was initiated following inputs regarding the online listing and sale of hazardous and regulated substances on platforms including IndiaMART, Justdial, Sigma-Aldrich India, Dial4Trade and ExportersIndia.The ministry said the substances identified include “explosive precursors and hazardous chemicals which may pose serious risks to public safety and national security if sold without proper safeguards and verification mechanisms.”It added that “unauthorized online access to such hazardous substances may expose consumers to serious safety risks and unlawful supply channels.”The CCPA has issued notices to the concerned e-commerce entities and online platforms seeking details related to “seller information and licensing compliance, buyer verification mechanisms, quantities sold, import details and applicable regulatory approvals.”During the preliminary examination, the authority observed that “several hazardous chemicals and explosive substances being listed or advertised online are regulated, restricted, controlled, or prohibited under various laws and regulatory frameworks governing public safety and handling of hazardous substances.”The authority also emphasised that online platforms and intermediaries “must exercise due diligence and ensure strict compliance with all applicable legal and regulatory requirements before permitting the listing, advertisement, or sale of such substances.”The hazardous substances under scrutiny include Ammonium Nitrate, Gun Powder, Picric Acid and Pentaerythritol Tetranitrate (PETN).According to the ministry, the CCPA has issued “a total of eight notices to various entities in connection with comparable violations involving regulated and potentially dangerous substances.”As part of the regulatory response, the CCPA also held a meeting with officials of the Petroleum and Explosives Safety Organisation (PESO) to examine the existing regulatory framework governing hazardous and explosive substances.The ministry added that several online platforms and entities have started “removing, blocking, restricting, or delisting listings related to hazardous chemicals and explosive substances” following the intervention by the authority.The action, according to the ministry, reinforces the government’s commitment to ensuring that digital marketplaces “do not facilitate unauthorized access to regulated or dangerous substances in violation of applicable laws and consumer safety standards.”Get the latest lifestyle updates on Times of India, along with Bakrid wishes, messages and eid 2026!End of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideosWest Bengal Politics Heat Up As BJP MP Claims Mass Defections From Trinamool CongressWhat Is The Government Trying To Address Through Its New Demography Panel?Air India Temporarily Reduces Domestic Flight Frequencies Amid Fuel Price Surge, West Asia TensionsRathan U Kelkar’s Appointment As Kerala CM Secretary Triggers Political ControversyEbola Alert In Karnataka After Ugandan 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Here’s how to get a job in India’s intelligence agencies (Picture credit: ANI) NEW DELHI: In a step towards green and sustainable transportation, Indian Railways has approved the introduction of a 10-car Hydrogen Fuel Cell-based trainset on the Jind-Sonipat section of Northern Railway.According to the Ministry of Railways, the trainset is “all set to start soon” and will run at a maximum speed of 75 kmph using a “1200 KW hydrogen fuel cell propulsion system.”The move is aimed at promoting cleaner and more energy-efficient rail transport. The ministry said hydrogen fuel cell technology “generates electricity through a chemical reaction using hydrogen, with water vapour as the only emission,” making it “a clean alternative to conventional fossil fuel-based traction systems.”With the initiative, India joins countries such as Germany, Japan, China and the United States that are exploring hydrogen-powered rail transportation.The Jind-Sonipat section in Haryana has been selected as the pilot route for operations. An indigenous hydrogen storage and refuelling facility has also been established at Jind for the trainset.The Petroleum and Explosives Safety Organisation (PESO) has granted the required licence for the storage and dispensing of compressed hydrogen gas at the site.According to the ministry, a hydrogen compression system has been installed for refuelling operations along with technical support and critical spares “to ensure reliable and fail-safe functioning.” A standby compressor unit is also being arranged.The minister further said that safety sensors, including “hydrogen leak detectors and flame detectors” installed at the hydrogen production, storage and dispensing facility, will be regularly inspected and cleaned to ensure safe operations.Indian Railways has also put in place operation and maintenance manuals for the hydrogen trainset and hydrogen plant, approved by RDSO, along with safety provisions, audits and standard operating procedures for the maintenance facility at Shakurbasti.The approval includes “24×7 monitoring of the hydrogen refuelling system, deployment of trained and certified personnel for critical operations, and regular inspection and maintenance schedules.”During the initial phase, trained technical staff will accompany the train “to ensure smooth functioning.”The project reflects Indian Railways’ commitment to “innovation, energy efficiency and environmentally sustainable transportation” and supports India’s clean energy and net-zero carbon emission goals, the statement added.Get the latest lifestyle updates on Times of India, along with Bakrid wishes, messages and eid 2026!End of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideosAir India Temporarily Reduces Domestic Flight Frequencies Amid Fuel Price Surge, West Asia TensionsRathan U Kelkar’s Appointment As Kerala CM Secretary Triggers Political ControversyEbola Alert In Karnataka After Ugandan Traveller Shifted To Bengaluru Isolation Facility | WatchSupreme Court Upholds Election Commission’s Power To Conduct Special Roll Revision Drive | Watch‘Should I Quit Or Try Again?’: UPSC Aspirants React After Unpredictable Prelims 2026 PaperRajasthan High Court Upholds Asaram’s Life Sentence In 2013 Minor Rape CaseIndia Warns Pakistan At UNSC: “There Are Consequences For Cross-Border Terrorism”ED Raids Former Kerala CM Pinarayi Vijayan Homes in CMRL Corruption CasePig Slogan Sparks Outrage In Mira Road Housing Society Clash During Bakrid PrepSiddaramaiah Likely To Step Down As Karnataka CM Amid Congress Leadership Transition Buzz123Photostories10 powerful psychological tricks that work better than arguing5 places on Earth where you can experience all four seasons in one road tripFrom running away from home to undergoing plastic surgery at 11 and a ‘fake marriage’ with Ritesh Singh: Rakhi Sawant reveals shocking details5 signs you’re absorbing other people’s negative energy, and how to stop itTop 7 hill destinations in India emerging as real estate investment hotspots5 animals more dangerous to humans than sharks (and some will surprise you)5 money habits of rich couplesHow to make gut-friendly Curd Rice for summer lunchAB de Villiers’, aka ‘Mr. 360’, multi-crore mansion in South Africa is defined by classy glass interiors, open spaces, and cricket memoriesAnanya Pandey’s home channelises the ‘dream girl’ home energy with a modern twist: 5 art inspirations to steal123Hot PicksAIADMKByju RaveendranMira Road protestSiddaramaiahKTET December ResultTushar KumarAir India flightTop TrendingByju’s founder RaveendranBank holiday todayIndian Air ForceDelhi temperatureRed BalloonBengaluru Ebola CasePune curfewRahul GandhiHDFC ShareIndian Rupee UPSC CSE Prelims 2026 answer key released in major first; direct link to download here Poonam Dhillon CLARIFIES CINTAA’s stance on ‘Don 3’ controversy: ‘Ranveer Singh could have involved us’ 4 personality traits of Akshay Kumar that make him a go-getter and an eternal action hero Trump’s Board of Peace fund empty, donations routed to JPMorgan account lacking ‘transparency requirements’ Representative Image NEW DELHI: The Vishva Hindu Parishad (VHP) on Wednesday objected to the “insistence” by a section of the Muslim community on cow slaughter during Eid-ul-Azha and said religious sentiments of the Hindu community should be respected to ensure peaceful coexistence in society.VHP central joint general secretary Surendra Jain said the Hindu community worships the cow as “Gau Mata” and alleged that repeated arguments supporting cow slaughter hurt Hindu sentiments.”The Hindu society worships the cow as mother. Despite this, continuing such insistence is extremely unfortunate. New arguments are being made every day to justify cow slaughter, and these are hurting the sentiments of the Hindu society,” Jain said.He also objected to arguments seeking to declare the cow the “national animal”, claiming that referring to “Gau Mata” merely as an animal insults the sentiments of Hindus.”Calling Gau Mata merely an animal is an insult to Gau Mata and Hindu society’s sentiments. The attitude towards symbols associated with the nation and Sanatan traditions is well known,” he said.Referring to past incidents, Jain cited the 2017 animal slaughter regulations and alleged that cows are slaughtered openly in some states after the rules were introduced.”When rules were framed in 2017 to regulate animal slaughter, cows were also included. In some states where governments were supportive, cows were allegedly slaughtered openly. The displays that took place were extremely unfortunate and condemnable,” he said.The VHP leader said anti-cow slaughter laws are in force in more than half of the country and asserted that the Hindu community will not tolerate cow slaughter.”Hindu society will not tolerate cow slaughter at any cost. People should understand the sentiments attached to Gau Mata and respect the laws already in force in large parts of the country,” he said.Invoking history, Jain claimed that the 1857 revolt was also linked to the protection of cows.”Hindu society fought for the protection of Gau Mata even during the 1857 revolution. Society can go to any extent for the protection of its faith and beliefs,” he said.He also stressed the need for mutual respect among communities. “If peaceful coexistence is to be maintained in society, then every community should learn to respect the religious beliefs and sentiments of others,” Jain said.Get the latest lifestyle updates on Times of India, along with Bakrid wishes, messages and eid 2026!End of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideosWest Bengal Politics Heat Up As BJP MP Claims Mass Defections From Trinamool CongressWhat Is The Government Trying To Address Through Its New Demography Panel?Air India Temporarily Reduces Domestic Flight Frequencies Amid Fuel Price Surge, West Asia TensionsRathan U Kelkar’s Appointment As Kerala CM Secretary Triggers Political ControversyEbola Alert In Karnataka After Ugandan Traveller Shifted To Bengaluru Isolation Facility | WatchSupreme Court Upholds Election Commission’s Power To Conduct Special Roll Revision Drive | Watch‘Should I Quit Or Try Again?’: UPSC Aspirants React After Unpredictable Prelims 2026 PaperRajasthan High Court Upholds Asaram’s Life Sentence In 2013 Minor Rape CaseIndia Warns Pakistan At UNSC: “There Are Consequences For Cross-Border Terrorism”ED Raids Former Kerala CM Pinarayi Vijayan Homes in CMRL Corruption Case123Photostories10 powerful psychological tricks that work better than arguing5 places on Earth where you can experience all four seasons in one road tripFrom running away from home to undergoing plastic surgery at 11 and a ‘fake marriage’ with Ritesh Singh: Rakhi Sawant reveals shocking details5 signs you’re absorbing other people’s negative energy, and how to stop itTop 7 hill destinations in India emerging as real estate investment hotspots5 animals more dangerous to humans than sharks (and some will surprise you)5 money habits of rich couplesHow to make gut-friendly Curd Rice for summer lunchAB de Villiers’, aka ‘Mr. 360’, multi-crore mansion in South Africa is defined by classy glass interiors, open spaces, and cricket memoriesAnanya Pandey’s home channelises the ‘dream girl’ home energy with a modern twist: 5 art inspirations to steal123Hot PicksAIADMKByju RaveendranMira Road protestSiddaramaiahKTET December ResultTushar KumarAir India flightTop TrendingByju’s founder RaveendranBank holiday todayIndian Air ForceDelhi temperatureRed BalloonBengaluru Ebola CasePune curfewRahul GandhiHDFC ShareIndian Rupee New Zealand 17/1 in 4.5 Overs | Ireland vs New Zealand, Live Score: Hosts without Paul Stirling face Tom Latham’s blackcaps in historic Belfast Test ‘Emily in Paris’ and ‘The Lincoln Lawyer’ to bid goodbye to their OTT home with their final season Screen Time Effects On Children: “We have a no-screen home, but I am scared of how my son reacts after…”: What experts are saying about this parent’s experience will make you rethink complete screen bans for kids A strange-looking experiment in 1965 led to Kevlar, the material used in bulletproof vests Assam assembly passes UCC Bill with ban on polygamy, live-in registration rules Source: ANI NEW DELHI: CPM workers on Wednesday attacked a vehicle of Enforcement Directorate (ED) officials during protests outside the residence of former Kerala chief minister Pinarayi Vijayan in Thiruvananthapuram.The workers are protesting against the central agency over its searches at 10 premises in Keralam, including the residences of Pinarayi Vijayan, in the Cochin Minerals and Rutile Limited (CMRL) case, news agency ANI reported.ED officials are carrying out searches at 10 locations, including former Kerala CM’s rented house in Thiruvananthapuram and residence in Kannur, as well as offices connected to the case. Searches are also under way at the residence of CMRL Managing Director Sasidharan Kartha and at the Kozhikode residence of former minister Mohammed Riyas.Meanwhile, Aam Aadmi Party national convener and former Delhi chief minister Arvind Kejriwal criticised the Centre over the ED action.In a post on X, the former Delhi CM said the ED raid against former Kerala chief minister Pinarayi Vijayan was “yet another blatant misuse of central agencies by the BJP to target regional opposition parties and undermine democracy.”He further added that the timing of the ED action, after Congress had raised concerns about “inaction,” raises questions about the BJP-Congress relationship. The action follows a Kerala high court order permitting the Enforcement Directorate (ED) to continue its investigation in the case. The court had earlier dismissed petitions seeking to halt the probe and declined requests for additional time to approach a higher court. The ED had argued before the High Court that proceedings under the Prevention of Money Laundering Act (PMLA) can continue even without a prior FIR and pointed out that the SFIO had already filed a complaint in April 2025.The ED investigation in the case was initiated following findings by the Serious Fraud Investigation Office (SFIO), which alleged that payments amounting to lakhs of rupees were made to a company owned by Veena Vijayan for services that were not allegedly rendered.After the central agency issued summons and began searches, company officials approached the court, alleging harassment during questioning and arguing that there was no evidence to justify an ED investigation against the firm.The transactions had earlier come under scrutiny after observations by the Interim Board for Settlement of the Income Tax Department, which questioned their classification as legitimate business expenditure.Following these findings, the ministry of corporate affairs ordered an SFIO probe in January 2024. The ED subsequently issued summons to CMRL officials in April 2024, prompting the company to challenge the agency’s action in court.Get the latest lifestyle updates on Times of India, along with Bakrid wishes, messages and eid 2026!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. 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Their participation reflected something much larger than a race: a growing shift towards creators using their influence to inspire meaningful change.At its core, the Times Internet Half Marathon aims to celebrate fitness on a massive scale because health should always remain a priority. More than just a sporting event, the marathon has become a platform that brings people together through a shared spirit of discipline, energy, and community.In a world where influencers shape conversations every day, it was inspiring to see creators choosing the Times Internet Half Marathon as a space to promote positivity, wellness, and togetherness.RS1313: A Family That Runs TogetherRS1313, a family loved by over a million people online, brought their signature warmth and togetherness to the marathon. Known for creating content as a family, they showed up the same way they live united.Watching the entire family run together became a beautiful reminder of how fitness can strengthen not just individuals, but relationships too. Their participation reflected the true spirit of community and togetherness that the Times Internet Half Marathon stands for.Payal Jain and Tena Jain: Celebrating Sisterhood Through FitnessPayal Jain and Tena Jain brought vibrant energy and the spirit of sisterhood to the event. With lakhs of followers engaging with their reels and content, the duo inspired many young people to take a step towards fitness and an active lifestyle.Their presence added positivity and relatability to the marathon, proving that fitness journeys become even more meaningful when shared.Diksha Singhi: Redefining Strength and ConfidenceBody-confidence creator Diksha Singhi became one of the most inspiring faces at the marathon as she completed the 10K with determination and a smile throughout the race.Her presence sent a powerful message: strength is never defined by body size but by mindset, courage, and self-belief. Through her participation, Diksha motivated countless individuals who struggle with self-doubt, reminding them that every body is capable of greatness.The Times Internet Half Marathon continues to celebrate individuals who use their voice and influence to uplift others and create meaningful impact.Dr. Kumar Shubham: Balancing Passion, Profession, and FitnessDr. Kumar Shubham wears many hats: orthopaedic doctor, fitness model, marathoner, and cyclist. Yet beyond all his achievements, he represents something deeply inspiring: the ability to prioritize health and fitness despite a demanding life.Through both his lifestyle and digital presence, he consistently motivates his audience to embrace fitness as an essential part of life, not an optional one. His participation reflected the marathon’s larger vision of encouraging people to invest in their well-being, regardless of how busy life gets.The Times Internet Half Marathon Delhi edition was more than a race; it was a living canvas of stories, people, emotions, and inspiration. From seasoned runners to first-time participants, from families to influencers, the event brought together individuals from different walks of life under one shared purpose: celebrating movement, health, and human connection.As thousands ran through the streets together, the marathon once again proved that fitness is not just personal; it is collective. 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