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9Sep

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‘Slander’: Mamata Banerjee denies allegations of cover up in Kolkata rape-murder case | India News – Times of India

NEW DELHI: West Bengal chief minster on Monday came all-out in defense of her government and dismissed allegations of offering money to the deceased trainee doctor's family who was raped and murdered at a state-run hospital in Kolkata. The TMC supremo, who is under fire from various quarters, also defended her decision to not sack the Kolkata commissioner in the light of the horrific incident that shook the nation. The chief minister went on to call the accusations of offering money as "slander" and said it was a conspiracy hatched by the Centre along with the left parties."I have never offered money to the deceased doctor's family, this is nothing but slander"."I told the deceased doctor's parents that if they wanted to do something in their daughter's memory, our government is with them....

9Sep

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Andrew Tate News: Andrew Tate’s disturbing messages surface as victims describe severe abuse stories | World News – Times of India

In a series of harrowing revelations, two British women shared their experiences of alleged rape and sexual violence at the hands of controversial social media influencer Andrew Tate. These testimonies emerged amid ongoing legal troubles for Tate and his brother, Tristan, who faced serious charges in Romania.Andrew Tate, who was under house arrest in Romania, faced charges of human trafficking, forming an organized group to sexually exploit women, and rape.Prosecutors were also considering new allegations against him, including having sex with a minor and trafficking underage persons. Both brothers were being investigated for trafficking an additional 34 women.Shocking allegations surfaceThe BBC reported that two women, not involved in the Romanian case against the Tate brothers, came forw...

6Sep

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Sebi staff protest, ask it to take back note blaming ‘external elements’ – Times of India

MUMBAI: Upending markets regulator Sebi's stance that all HR-related issues have been resolved amicably, a group of its employees demonstrated within its headquarters at Bandra Kurla Complex in the first half of Thursday. They demanded withdrawal of Sebi's release of the previous evening and resignation of its chief, Madhabi Puri Buch, sources said.More than 100 Sebi officials were present at the silent demonstration that lasted more than an hour, they said.In its press release on Wednesday Sebi had blamed "external elements" for instigating employees to agitate against the regulator's management and leadership. Sebi didn't comment about the unprecedented protest by its employees within its campus.The statement came after a letter from Sebi employees to the finance ministry, signed by arou...

1Sep

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Woman leader who alleged ‘casting couch’ exists in Kerala Congress expelled from party – Times of India

NEW DELHI: Former Congress party and PSC member Simi Rose Bell John was expelled from the party on Sunday following her alleged derogatory remarks against women leaders of the Congress in an interview.The Kerala Pradesh Congress Committee (KPCC) General Secretary M Liju announced the decision, stating that Simi Rose Bell John's accusations were aimed at mentally harassing and defaming lakhs of women leaders and workers in the Congress movement, allegedly in collusion with political adversaries.Simi Rosebell had alleged that several women within the party have faced exploitative behaviour from male party leaders, similar to the 'casting couch' in the film industry. She expressed doubts over the merit of many women leaders in the party, suggesting that their rise to prominent positions shoul...

30Aug

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Telegram founder Pavel Durov faces allegations of violence against his child: ‘He threatened to kill him,’ claims ex-partner – Times of India

In a complex and controversial legal battle, Telegram founder Pavel Durov finds himself at the center of allegations that he committed acts of violence against one of his children, as well as facing criminal charges related to the misuse of his messaging platform, according to the report by CNN. French prosecutors confirmed that they are seeking further information from Swiss authorities regarding the accusations brought forward by Irina Bolgar, Durov’s former partner and the mother of his three children.The allegations, filed in a Geneva court in March 2023, accuse Durov of harming his youngest son on five occasions between 2021 and 2022, including an instance where he allegedly threatened the child’s life, reported CNN.Bolgar, who now resides in Switzerland with their children, reportedl...