by Starr, Keshet
Published in International journal of constitutional law (01.10.2020)

by Over the last week, Prince, Harry, his wife, Markle, Meghan, have returned to the spotlight in an effort to reportedly &quot, reinvent themselves&quot, and prove to the world that they&apos, re not &quot, grifters&quot, who need to exploit their fraught connections to the British family to keep people&apos, attention, s, maintain their wealthy, A-list lifestyle. But they hit a possible snag with the news Thursday that one of Harry&apos, s projects, the San Francisco-based mental health startup, BetterUp, &quot, missed its financial targets&quot, last year, needs to lay off 16% of its workforce, or some 100 employees
Published in TCA News Service (04.08.2023)

by President Ishwar said If the government is thinking they stopped us today, we will not protest further they are wrong We have now decided to stage protests in all the districts in the state, will gherao the residences of ministers MP, MLAsThe protesters were from 142 government colleges in the state The lecturers recently held a press conference where they announced that they would hold a massive agitation on July 31The lecturers who have qualified as PhD, NET say they are paid Rs 57000 per month as per minimum pay scale which is equal to the basic pay given to regular assistant professors We hold similar skills, benefits said a protester The protesters also warned the government that if it does not listen to their demands they would give a befitting reply in the coming assembly elections NHM protest Workers associated with the National Health Mission NHM who have been holding protests for the past six days demanding regularisation of their services, seeking service security social security economic security ex gratia as per Haryana civil services rules continued with their protest The strike was called by NHM Karmachari Sanjha Morcha Haryana
Published in The Times of India (Online) (01.08.2024)

by Dinesh told police that a gang from Lakshmi Nagar in Mudichur had sold the painkillers to him The gang members were identified as Vasanth Kumar 23 Hariharan 24 Jayaraj 19 Ateam from Royala Nagar police station went to the location, raided a house They found 2300 tablets of painkillers in the housePolice found that Vasanth Kumar, Hariharan had completed their graduation, worked in a company in Ambattur As their salary was low they devised a plan to purchase, sell the tablets at a high rate said a police officer
Published in The Times of India (Online) (19.05.2024)

by HYDERABADFruit biscuitsConsistency in flavour, texture is what makes the Karachi Bakerys fruit biscuits rank at 29 says Hyderabadi cuisine expert Faiz Khan of the Paigah royal family For the Ramani family that runs the bakery the recipe is a closely guarded family secret since its invention in 1953PUNEBakarwadi mawa cakeOhsobuttery, melts in your mouth says actress Pooja Chopra of the mawa cake from Kayani Bakery ranked 18 on the list Chitale Bandhu Mithaiwales bakarwadis have claimed the 85th slot, has been a classic They are a perfect blend of sweet, spice, pack a crunch thanks to their freshness says city foodie Anusha Mahajan TNN
Published in The Times of India (Online) (17.09.2023)

by Car falls into canal driver missingIn a tragic incident in Mandya the driver of a car has gone missing after he lost control of the vehicle, fell into Visvesvaraya Canal near Thibbanahalli in Pandavapura taluk on Thursday The driver has been identified as Lokesh a resident of Shivalli village According to eyewitnesses they heard a loud sound, rushed to the canal They saw a car had fallen into the canal, the driver managed to come out of the vehicle Even though he shouted for help no one among passersby who had gathered at the spot knew swimming, he went missing police said
Published in The Times of India (Online) (28.07.2023)

by Domestic, Capitol News Illinois, Sponsor, Sexual Violence Victim Advocates Joined The Safe-T Act'S Chief House, Tuesday, Others, 18, Oct, Act, To Oppose A Bill That Gov. J.B. Pritzker Has Called A Good Launching Point For Discussions On Follow-Up Legislation To The Criminal Justice Reform. "We Stand Here In Solidarity With All Of The Survivor Organizations As We Push Forward With The Pretrial Fairness, Safeguards, Denounce These Provisions That We'Re Seeing In The Senate Bill That Are Rolling Back The, For, Protections For Survivors That We Have Fought So Very Hard, Slaughter, " State Rep. Justin, D-Chicago, 4228, Said At A News Conference. He Was Referring To Senate Bill, Bennett, A Follow-Up Up Bill Sponsored By State Sen. Scott, D-Champaign, Act, Who Voted For The Original Safe-T, Bennett, Said He Still Favors Implementing A System In Which Cash Plays No Role In Whether An Individual Is Released From Custody While Awaiting Trial, Legislation, In A Phone Call Last Month Shortly After He Filed The, Negotiations, Said He'S Open To, Stands, But He Filed It To Clarify What He Believed Is The Intent Of The Original Legislation. That Includes Changes To The Detainability Standards Laid Out In The System That Will Replace Cash Bail. In The Safe-T Act As It, Circumstances, Judges Will Consider Each Individual'S, Offenses, Can Deny Pretrial Release If The Offender Is Accused Of Certain, Community, Is Deemed A Danger To The, Detainable, Or If The Person Is A Risk Of "Willful Flight" From Prosecution. All Individuals Are Also, Offense, Regardless Of The, Right, If They Commit A Crime While Already Out On Pretrial Release. The Law Also Created A Presumption In Favor Of Release For Individuals Who Have Committed A Class B Or C Misdemeanor Or Other Petty Or Traffic Offense. Bennett Said While Much Of The Current Conversation Regarding "Non-Detainable" Offenses Stems From "Misstatements On The, Trial, " He Filed The Bill To Erase Any Potential Doubt. The Advocacy Groups Criticized A Specific Provision In Bennett'S Bill That Would Widen Judicial Authority To Detain A Defendant Charged With Any Crime If The Court Believes They Are A Serious Risk Of Skipping, Community, Pose A Danger To The, Juror., Or Are Likely To Threaten A Potential Witness Or
Published in Daily herald (Arlington Heights, Ill. : Arlington Heights ed.) (26.10.2022)

by Police on election duty seized six sacks containing 288 bottles of illicit liquor near HMT power house in Pinjore A case has been registered While sharing information police officials said that based on a secret information they raided a place near the power house, found six sacks lying in the bushes
Published in The Times of India (Online) (29.09.2024)

by They found a vacant house took it on rent, cubicles, used prefab, countersOn Sept 18 a board carrying the iconic logo went up, the village thought they had got a bank branch Manager Pankaj, his two accomplices looked convincing more so when they began hiring There was no vacancy published no competitive exams conducted but unemployed youths started getting calls offering them jobs after an interview Sakti subdivisional police officer Manish Kunwar toldFull report on
Published in The Times of India (Online) (04.10.2024)

by One held in job fraud caseRural police arrested one more person in a case regis tered for duping youths by offering jobs in railways Santosh Kumar 51 from Thiruvananthapuram was arrested by Thadiyittaparambu policeEarlier Sanju 44 from Edathala, Shinil 42 from Keezhmad were arrested in connection with the case They had defrauded a Pookattupadi native of Rs 5 lakh by promising an attendant job in railways After receiving the amount in three instalments they provided a fake appointment order on a forged letterhead of railways Angamaly office The fraud was discovered when the victim contacted railways said police Police said the accused had claimed that they had connections with highranking officials in railways Investigation team included inspector A L Ab hilash SI K K Unnikrishnan senior CPO K K Shibu, CPOs Arun K Karun, K S AnupMan externed under KaapaA 30yearold man who was an accused in an attempted murder case was externed under Kaapa The order externing Shambu of Malayattoor for nine months was issued by Ernakulam range DIG Putta Vimaladitya based on a report by district police chief Vaibhav SaxenaThe accused is involved in several cases under the jurisdictions of Kalady, Kodanad police stations including attempted murder grievous bodily harm intimidation, trespassing said police The action was taken following his involvement in a grievous bodily harm case registered by Kodanad police last April
Published in The Times of India (Online) (23.08.2024)

by Logo amp mascot of youth festival releasedBommai released the logo, mascot of National Youth Festival to be held in HubballiDharwad from January 12 to 16 The logo, mascot designed by Bansilal Ketki of Odisha were selected through a contest They were released at a virtual function in which Union ministers Pralhad Joshi, Anurag Singh Thakur participated
Published in The Times of India (Online) (08.01.2023)

by Witness recounts horrorThe accident occurred near Yeshwantpur police station, cops rushed to the spot on hearing the loud noise Autorickshaw drivers, pushcart vendors helped cops pull the injured persons out of the mangled carWe were standing below the flyover Suddenly we heard a hard noise indicating some object hitting another In a fraction of a second we heard the noise of a vehicle falling onto the road Fortunately it fell into an empty space where there were no vehicles or people said Anil Kumar an auto driver, eyewitness to the accidentFurther investigation revealed Shabarish, Mithun had come to the city from Salem Monday morning Shabarish who had to fly to the US in a few weeks met techies Anushree, Shankar Ram who are cousins living in paying guest accommodations in MalleswaramIn the evening they went to a mall in Yeshwantpur where Shabarish shopped for his US travel Later in the night they reportedly visited a pub, then drove to Shankar Rams PG to keep the shopping bags Searching for food they drove towards Tumakuru when the accident happened police said adding the car was being driven at over 120 kmph
Published in The Times of India (Online) (04.09.2024)

by He said it was a conspiracy, a wellplanned actIt is clearly visible thatthe state government is appeasing a particular sectionThe youths were creatingruckus, after facingobjection from a local woman they came in a groupand attacked the Gujjar community people with swordsand weapons People havelost their faith in the policeThe BJP president alsocriticised the law, orderscenario in the state Incidents like KarauliJodhpur riots or KanhaiyaLals murder in Udaipur andin Malpura are a regular feature Anti social elementsenter into the common manshouse, attack them withweapons There is no fearamong the criminals, anatmosphere of fear isvisible among the commonpeople
Published in The Times of India (Online) (25.04.2023)

by DOING UP THE HOMEWedding is the occasion that brings a couple to settle in a new home It is a time when they start shopping for their home right from furniture to basic necessities Since our wedding is in November we plan to shop for furniture kitchen appliances, other household items during Diwali to get the best bargains, options available in the market says Shehal Chauhan a chartered accountant who will be tying the knot beginning of next year She, her, his fianc Anil Markandeya want to set up their new house where they will move after their wedding Most couples prefer to shop for their new homes well in advance so that after the wedding they will have a well set up home with all the basic amenities
Published in The Times of India (Online) (20.10.2022)

by The Simpsons: Are they a typical family?
Published in The Milwaukee journal (01.04.1990)

by opportunity The CBIs record speaks for itself over the past 10 years they have not completed a single investigation they have undertaken JUSTICE DELAYED IS JUSTICE DENIEDReposting Banerjees post minister of state for health, family affairs Bhattacharya wrote Doctors should rise to the occasion, call off their ceasework as GoWB stands to meet their demands The lives of the people can no longer be overlooked State education minister Bratya Basu posted GoWB has taken all necessary steps to ensure normalcy in the states healthcare system We request the doctors to collaborate, end their ceasework before more lives are lost
Published in The Times of India (Online) (19.09.2024)

by They protested innocence vehemently but Magadi police promptly showed them copies of two different passports each of them had pro cured using fake documents The two were produced before a local court in Mumbai which handed them over to police custody The duo had last been arrested in 2018 but they then skipped court hearings, sale of the valuables they had stolen during the 10 burglaries Police have now recovered booty worth over Rs 36 crore including 4kg of gold three fourwheelers, one countrymade pistol with five rounds of bullets The recoveries we re linked to the 10 burglaries reported in Ramanagara Chikkamagaluru Mysuru Haveri, Bengaluru RuralThey scrupulously avoided breaking into houses in Bengaluru city as they were aware the city is full of CCTV cameras, they could leave a trail for cops They selected locked houses on the outskirts desolate places, noncrowded areas an investigating officer saidThe accused had procured two passports each using forged papers Sadiq had passports in the names of Mohammed Kareem, Mohammed Arhan Changuli Hanja had passports in the names Mohammed Shaid Perla, Binayamin the officer said Police investigation revealed the accused using the fake passports had flown thrice to Bahrain on pleasure trips
Published in The Times of India (Online) (05.11.2024)

by PuducherryChennai New Year revelry turned tragic when eight people aged between 15, 26 years drowned in Bay of Bengal in Puducherry, Tamil Nadu in three different incidents on SundayPuducherry police said four persons three of them schoolchildren came to the Rock Beach on Sunday afternoon As the four ventured into sea a giant wave dragged them in Local fishermen tried to save them but in vainIn Tamil Nadu the bodies of four youths who had drowned in two different incidents were recovered in Mamallapuram, UthandiIn Uthandi two youths aged 25, 26 drowned when they sneaked into a beach despite being warned by policemen At Mamallapuram two college students were washed away when they left their bicycles on the shore, frolicked in the watersTNNNew Year crash kills six in JharkhandJamshedpur Six youths were killed, two seriously injured in Jharkhands Jamshedpur when the car in which they were heading to a picnic early Monday after a New Year night party collided with a divider hit an electric pole, eventually crashed into a tree reportsB Sridhar So severe was the impact that the cops had to cut through the mangled remains of the car to pull out the trapped occupants after thecrash in the Steel Citys Bistupur area Preliminary indications indicated the accident was caused by overspeeding Bistupur police stationincharge Anjani Kumar said the exact cause will be known after the investigation is complete Asked if the youths were inebriated Kumar said We will know once we receive the postmortem reports The deceased have been identified as Shubham Kumar Jha Suraj Kumar Hemant Kumar Singh Aniket Mahato Piyush Kumar, Anirudh Kumar Yadav All were aged 2430 years3 Mum youths die in AgraMum highway crashNashik Three young men from Mumbai lost their lives while another was critically injured in a devastating road crash after their car rearended a truck on Monday on the MumbaiAgra highway in Igatpuritaluka of Maharashtras Nashik district reports Santosh Sonawane The deceased have been identified as Dhwaj Jain 24 Shikhar Yadava23, Rushabh Solanki23while their friend Vansh Jain20 suffered serious head injuries, Igatpuri police station said It is understood that they had come to a party in Igatpuri, were on their way back to Mumbai when the accident happened The impact was so intense that the trucks axle broke indicating that the car was traveling at high speed The truck driver is from UP although vehicle is registered in Dhule Nashik Rural SP Shahaji Umap said inquiry will precede legal actionsTNN
Published in The Times of India (Online) (02.01.2024)

by Man of the Match Parakh was a part of Nashik team in the last edition but did not get a game Kale not picked in the auction got into the team this year as a replacement player They both made it count with Kale hitting 29 sixes in the tournamentAnkeet Bawne can consider himself a bit unlucky as his wellcontrolled knock of unbeaten 77 47b 6x4s 3x6s ended up in a losing cause for Kolahpur Known for his redball batting based on patience he is a leading scorer of the tournament twice in a row This time with 400plus runsKolhapur put in to bat started well with promoted opener, India U19 player Sachin Dhas 45 off 29 balls coming good They did not lose a wicket till the ninth over before Nashik captain Prashant Solanki struck twice with his leg spin getting rid of Dhas, captain Rahul TripathiKolhapur batters failed to provide more strike to Bawne as he faced only 47 balls despite p laying the entire 20 oversThe dropped catches, misfields also came back to haunt them as Kale stood, delivered
Published in The Times of India (Online) (22.06.2024)

by TOM DAVIS, The Morning Call "If they can build a stadium, they can come back," he said. "We're hoping that something could be regenerated here sooner rather than later." Staff writer Ernie Long contributed to this report
Published in The morning call (Allentown, Pa.) (09.12.1999)