Pune bus rape case: Accused Dattatray Gade remanded to judicial custody till March 26 | India News – The Times of India

NEW DELHI: A Maharashtra court on Wednesday remanded Dattatray Gade, the accused in the Swargate bus rape case, to police custody until March 26. The incident took place in Pune where Gade had allegedly raped a 26-year-old woman inside a parked state transport (MSRTC) bus at the Swargate terminus in the early hours of February…

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Doda administration bans drone-flying for 2 months | India News – The Times of India

JAMMU: To stop terrorists and subversive persons from misusing flying objects, the district administration of Doda, J&K, banned the use, storage and transportation of drones in the district for two months from February 10, officials said Tuesday.As per an order issued by the office of Doda additional district magistrate Sudershan Kumar Monday, defence forces, police…

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Security tightened for first Amrit snan after Maha Kumbh stampede | India News – The Times of India

PRAYAGRAJ: Authorities intensified security and crowd management efforts to prevent overcrowding at the ghats, as an estimated 4 to 5 crore devotees are expected to participate in Basant Panchami sacred bathing ritual this Sunday – the third Amrit Snan of the 45-day Maha Kumbh. More than 7 crore pilgrims had thronged Prayagraj for Mauni Amavasya…

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Bomb scare on Air India, IndiGo flights; Mumbai-Howrah Mail receives threat to blow up train | India News – Times of India

A series of bomb threats disrupted air and rail travel in India (Representative Image) NEW DELHI: Multiple bomb threats disrupted air and rail travel on Monday, triggering diversions from initial routes and heightened security measures. A New York-bound Air India flight, IndiGo flights to Jeddah and Muscat, and the Mumbai-Howrah Mail train were all impacted…

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No ‘see-through’, ‘indecent’ attire at garba venues: Cops – Times of India

AHMEDABAD: City police on Friday issued a notification instructing citizens not to turn up in “see-through” or “indecent attire” at garba venues. Issued by police commissioner G S Malik, the notification issued ahead of Navratri, however, did not specify what constitutes indecent clothing.Besides regulating the dress code, the notification also included guidelines for event organisers.Garba…

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