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BCCI doing away with bubble life with domestic tournaments this month

No quarantine, only frequent RTPCR tests in U19 KOs and women's T20s starting April 18

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10 years & Rs 1,100 crore later, only 20% of Nagpur gets water 24x7

NAGPUR: After engaging private operator — Orange City Water Private Limited (OCW) — and spending around Rs1,100 crore, the Nagpur Municipal Corporation (NMC) has reportedly brought only 20% of city areas under 24x7 water supply scheme in the last one decade.

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Bengaluru: After row, order to stun animals before slaughter kept in abeyance

BENGALURU: The Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (SPCA)-Bengaluru Urban district, a statutory body under the state government, had on April 1, instructed the BBMP to direct all slaughterhouses and chicken shops to ensure animals are mandatorily “stunned” before they are slaughtered for meat.

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Centre in 1970 had decided to give Chandigarh to Punjab

CHANDIGARH: As the Punjab assembly passed a resolution reiterating the state’s claim on Chandigarh, the capital it shares jointly with Haryana, a debate has again erupted over the contentious issue. However, some of the documents accessed by TOI have revealed that in 1970, the Union government had decided to give…

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He kept focus on cricket despite tough times: Tilak Varma's father

NAVI MUMBAI: Mumbai Indians' latest discovery Tilak Varma, who smashed an amazing 33-ball 61, inclusive of three fours and five sixes on Saturday against Rajasthan Royals at the DY Patil Stadium, went through times but persisted with cricket, his father Nagaraju, an electrician by profession, told TOI from Hyderabad.

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Covid hits fetal growth, vaccine for would-be mothers is key

NEW DELHI: A group of researchers in Germany has called for ensuring that all pregnant women are vaccinated against Covid-19 after a study hinted at damage to the fetus in expecting mothers who had contracted the infection in the third trimester.

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As several mobility projects remain non-starters, the joke’s on Bengalureans

BENGALURU: For Bengalureans, infrastructure projects missing deadlines is no surprise. On April Fools’ Day, TOI looks at projects that are ready but yet to be operational for reasons varying from the puzzling to the bizarre. Experts and passengers say adhoc planning, lack of political will and absence of accountability are…

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Maharashtra weather: April likely to be warmer than March

PUNE: April is likely to be a scorcher with days and nights likely to be much hotter than last month in parts of India, a temperature outlook by IMD has indicated.

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Haryana withdraws Rule 134A on 10% economic weaker section quota in private schools

CHANDIGARH: In a sudden development, the Haryana government has deleted Rule 134A that mandated the reservation of 10% seats for meritorious students belonging to the economic weaker section (EWS) in recognised private schools. A notification in this regard was issued by the Haryana government on March 28.

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Save the green: KMC to take down fairy lights from trees

KOLKATA: The KMC has decided to remove all decorative lights from trees following protests from citizens and a section of environmentalists. The TOI had earlier reported on this menace, highlighting how owners of some restaurants and other commercial establishments illuminated trees to attract customers.

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Allahabad HC grants bail to 3 Kashmiri students charged with sedition for celebrating Pak win in T20 match last year

AGRA: The Allahabad high court on Wednesday granted bail to three Kashmiri students who have been in jail for the last five months after being charged for sedition for allegedly celebrating Pakistan cricket team’s victory after a T-20 World Cup match in October last year.

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IPL 2022: Maharashtra government wants to increase crowd at matches

MUMBAI: The Maharashtra government is keen to increase the crowd capacity in the ongoing IPL 2022 to 50% from the first week of April, but the BCCI is still in "two-minds" on the issue, a reliable source revealed to TOI.

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Bill on accused's biometrics to lend tech edge: Experts

NEW DELHI: Even as opposition parties have raised privacy and fundamental rights concerns over the Criminal Procedure (Identification) Bill, 2022 that seeks to authorise law enforcement agencies to collect iris and retina scans and even biological samples, with some exceptions, from convicts and arrested persons, the law enforcement agencies are…

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Legendary Russell Mark, wife Lauryn and Peru's Juan to be India's shotgun coaches

NEW DELHI: Legendary Australian Olympic champion shooter, Russell Mark, who had famously guided former union sports minister Rajyavardhan Singh Rathore to the double trap silver at the Athens Games in 2004, will join the Indian shooting as the new trap coach. The sports ministry has approved his appointment, TOI has…

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Women's World Cup: Why India fell woefully short

TOI takes a look at where things went wrong for Mithali's team at the World Cup

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2,700 homebuyers face uncertainty in Noida's Logix Blossom Zest society

NOIDA: Around 2,700 homebuyers, of whom less than 1,100 have received their flats, are scrambling to file their claims after the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) initiated insolvency proceedings against of Logix Blossom Zest, allowing a plea by operational creditor Colliers International (India) Property Services.

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In a first, MCA groundstaff get a sponsor too!

MUMBAI: In India, cricket rakes in money at the drop of a hat. Big corporates keep a blank cheque ready for top stars or telecast rights, but rarely does anyone bother about the people behind the show, for example the groundstaff (in India they are called maalis) who toils hard…

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Another EFI shocker: Inquiry committee says it never found riders guilty of impersonation

NEW DELHI: The controversy surrounding the impersonation by Indian riders who represented Nepal during the ITPF Tent Pegging World Cup Qualifiers has got a new twist, almost a year after the shocking incident was first reported by TOI.

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Delhi: Ex-worker at shelter home alleges rape

NEW DELHI: A woman working at a shelter for the mentally challenged in north Delhi has accused an official of the home and his associate of raping her and throwing her out of her job when she complained. She also alleged that the same men raped and molested an inmate…

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IPL 2022: Exclusive - Playing international cricket is not the destination, it's a journey, says Rishabh Pant

Rishabh Pant talks to TOI about dealing with constant criticism, working his way up, captaining Delhi Capitals, balancing life outside cricket his reading habits...

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From reading culture to Kashmir Files, Tipu and Modi: SL Bhyrappa uncut

Sahitya Akademi, Saraswati Samman and Padma Shri awardee novelist SL Bhyrappa was in the city on an invitation of Vidarbha Sahitya Sangh. He spoke exclusively with TOI on various topics

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Pune: 12-hour power supply cut hits industries in Bhosari

PUNE: The production of the units in the Bhosari industrial area has been affected big time amid availability of power for only 12 hours till March 26.

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NMC keeps 2,000km optical fibre idle, allows digging 400km for pvt network

NAGPUR: The Nagpur Municipal Corporation (NMC) has delayed its own plan to give high speed internet and television facility to all houses by making available over 2,000km optical fibre cable network across the city. Instead, it has decided to permit Reliance Jio Infocomm Limited (RJIL) to dig 400km roads to…

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Bihar minister Mukesh Sahani-led VIP's all three MLAs quit the party, pledge support to BJP in assembly

PATNA: In a major political development, all three MLAs of Bihar minister Mukesh Sahani-led Vikassheel Insaan Party (VIP) on Wednesday quit the party and pledged their support to the BJP in the state assembly.

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Opposition leaders protest Pushkar Singh Dhami’s Uniform Civil Code plan

NEW DELHI: Pushkar Singh Dhami, who was sworn in as Uttarakhand chief minister for the second consecutive term on Wednesday, may have the backing of BJP leaders over his announcement to implement Uniform Civil Code (UCC) but opposition leaders have protested the move.

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