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BODY OF WOMAN FOUND STUFFED INSIDE SUITCASE IN HAPUR: POLICE

The body of an unidentified woman, with severe injury marks including a head injury, was found stuffed inside a red suitcase on the service road of the national highway 9 in Hapur on Saturday morning, police officials said, adding that a probe has been launched.

Compensation from Big Tech key media issue: I&B minister

Disinformation and fake news online, and fair compensation for news publishers are two of the four biggest challenges faced by the news media today, information and broadcasting minister Ashwini Vaishnaw said on the occasion of National Press Day on Saturday.

5 Maoists gunned down in Bastar encounter, two personnel injured

WITH SATURDAY'S INCIDENT, SECURITY FORCES HAVE KILLED 197 MAOISTS SO FAR THIS YEAR IN SEPARATE ENCOUNTERS IN CHHATTISGARH

In contact with EAM Jaishankar, says Joly on Arsh Dalla arrest

TORONTO: Canada will engage with Indian officials on \"enquiries\" related to the arrest of Khalistani radical and designated terrorist Arsh Singh Gill alias Arsh Dalla, the country's foreign minister Melanie Joly has said.

EXODUS OF YOUNG TALENT IN LEGAL PRACTICE A MAJOR CONCERN, SAYS CJI

Chief Justice of India (CJI) Sanjiv Khanna has expressed concern over the \"exodus of young talent\" from litigation practice and said there is a need to ensure their financial and social security.

NAGALAND CM TO MEET SHAH OVER POLITICAL UNREST

The Nagaland cabinet decided to take up the unresolved political issue to New Delhi, days after the Isak-Muivah-led National Socialist Council of Nagalim (NSCN-IM) chief Thuingaleng Muivah threatened to resume \"violent armed resistance\" if the Centre rejected its proposal for a third-party intervention in the current stalemate between the two.

PM MODI: BRAZIL'S PRESIDENCY OF G20 BUILT ON INDIA'S LEGACY

Brazil's presidency of the G20 in 2024 has built on India's legacy of a people-centric approach and mainstreaming the priorities of the Global South, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on Saturday as he embarked on a five-day visit to Nigeria, Brazil and Guyana.

Curfew reimposed in Imphal valley, no internet in 7 distts

Authorities in Manipur reimposed a curfew in the Imphal valley and suspended internet in at least seven districts on Saturday amid simmering tensions over the abduction of six members of a Meitei family and the subsequent recovery of three unidentified bodies, even as the state government urged the Centre to withdraw the recent reimposition of AFSPA in parts of Manipur.

Short circuit caused blaze in Jhansi hospital: Official

A REPORT IS BEING PREPARED BY JHANSI DIVISIONAL COMMISSIONER AND DIG OF POLICE, AND IT WILL SOON BE PRESENTED BEFORE U.P. CM

Delhi's first all-women bus depot opens at Sarojini Nagar

{SAKHI DEPOT} WOMEN DRIVERS DEMAND EQUAL PAY, PROTEST AT INAUGURATION

Siblings stab 28-year-old to death in NE Delhi

{SUNDER NAGRI} TENSION IN AREA, SECURITY PERSONNEL DEPLOYED

Exploitation led to Burari killing: Cops

Four people were arrested for allegedly killing a 22-year-old man on Friday, after he was released from police custody on a court order in a wrongful restraint case, police said on Saturday. The accused committed the murder because the victim had been sexually assaulting one of them-an 18-year-old man-police said.

Farm fires cause 'severe' air again

Stubble smoke accounted for 37.5% of PM2.5 on Friday, a season-high, the Decision Support System stated

16 rounds fired at Gokalpuri fuel stn

THE SUPERVISOR AT THE FUEL STATION WAS INJURED IN THE INCIDENT; MOTIVE BEHIND THE FIRING IS NOT YET KNOWN

Delhi minister inspects Grap curbs at depot

Delhi environment minister Gopal Rai on Saturday blamed the neighbouring Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP)-led states of propelling pollution in the Capital by deliberately sending diesel buses despite a ban in place.

LG REVIEWS CIVIC, INFRASTRUCTURE WORKS IN DELHI'S URBAN VILLAGES

Lieutenant governor (LG) VK Saxena on Saturday reviewed the work being undertaken in urban villages of Delhi under the Dilli Gramodaya Abhiyan (DGA), officials from the LG secretariat said.

Yogi holds roadshow in Gzb ahead of Nov 20 bypoll

Uttar Pradesh chief minister Yogi Adityanath on Saturday held a 35-minute-long roadshow in Linepaar area of Ghaziabad in support of Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) candidate Sanjeev Sharma, in the run-up to the bypoll on November 20.

Speeding SUV crushes two on Ggm road; 1 killed, other hurt

A 44-year-old pedestrian died and a motorist was severely injured upon being hit by a speeding Thar, which trapped them against the staircase of a building, severing the leg of the pedestrian—located at a three-way intersection in the internal roads of Chakarpur in Sector 28 of Gurugram, police said on Saturday.

KK Birla debate on power and truth concludes

Delhi University's (DU) political science department bagged the first prize in the KK Birla Memorial Hindi Debate, held at DU's Hindu College on Saturday.

'Constitution is a blank book for BJP and RSS'

Congress MP Rahul Gandhi on Saturday said that his party considers the Indian Constitution as the \"country's DNA\", while the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and its ideological fount Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) considered it as a \"blank book\".

ECI writes to Cong, BJP chiefs over complaints of poll code violations

The Election Commission of India (ECI) on Saturday issued notices to both the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and the Congress in connection with complaints filed by the other for poll code violations, asking the presidents of the two parties to respond to charges levelled against their leaders.

JMM banks on Marandi in Soren family borough

A few dozen villagers, mostly women, stand in rapt attention under a banyan tree at Patobandh village, even as 59-year-old Lois Marandi addressed them in Santhali language attempting to drive home the reasons why they should vote for her on November 20.

Rahul makes poll promises then flies abroad, says Shah

Union home minister Amit Shah alleged on Saturday that Congress leader Rahul Gandhi believes in flying abroad after making poll promises, while it is only the BJP that fulfils what it guarantees.

Shiromani Akali Dal chief Sukhbir resigns

Sukhbir Singh Badal tendered his resignation as the president of the Shiromani Akali Dal on Saturday, paving the way for the election of a new party chief months after the Akal Takht, the highest temporal seat of Sikhs, declared him guilty of religious misconduct.

Do not divide or get divided, nation must stay together: Rajnath in Maha

Defence minister Rajnath Singh said on Saturday that the Indian Constitution never permits reservations based on religion and that BJP's basis of politics is justice and humanity.

Our party being tone-deaf helped Trump win: Kerry

The Democratic Party failed to connect with American voters on fundamental issues while Donald Trump successfully whipped up fear and misinformation to win the presidential elections, former US secretary of state John Kerry said during a wide-ranging discussion in which he also stressed the need for the world to unite to face the existential threat of the climate crisis.

West is in trouble, India has overtaken UK: Truss

India has to be a key part of alternative structures such as the Quad and G7 that have gained prominence against the backdrop of the \"rising threat of China\" and the inability of the UN to resolve global issues, former British Prime Minister Liz Truss said on Saturday.

'In the age of social media, it's expected that people like us should not have an opinion'

Film franchises, changing audiences, politics, the need for unity within the Hindi film industry—and their own more-than-three-decade-long friendship—featured in a candid chat between actors Akshay Kumar and Ajay Devgn at the 22nd Hindustan Times Leadership Summit on Saturday.

HT's journey can help us build Viksit Bharat: Modi

At the centenary celebrations of Hindustan Times, Prime Minister Narendra Modi reflects on the media institution's 100-year legacy and lays out his vision for a developed India

'Mahayuti skirting key issues, MVA win assured'

Leaders of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) are resorting to slogans like \"batenge toh katenge\" (if we are divided, we will be butchered) because they have no answer to unemployment, the agrarian crisis and inflation, former Maharashtra chief minister Uddhav Thackeray said in an interview with HT on Saturday, adding that voters in the state have already decided to usher in a Maha Vikas Aghadi (MVA) government during the November 20 assembly elections.