Rajeev Sharma

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Thick Smog Returns to Delhi — Air Quality Deteriorates to ‘Very Poor’ as Stubble Burning Intensifies

Thick Smog Returns to Delhi — Air Quality Deteriorates to ‘Very Poor’ as Stubble Burning Intensifies

National Times Bureau :- A thick layer of smog covered Delhi on Friday morning, pushing the city’s air quality back into the “very poor” category after two days of slight improvement. By 6 am, the city’s average Air Quality Index (AQI) was 311, according to the Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB). The air was especially bad in central and north Delhi, with AQI readings of 334 at ITO and 333 in Narela. In Chandni Chowk, the AQI touched 350, while at the Indira Gandhi International Airport, it was 290, falling in the “poor” range. Visuals from Anand Vihar, shared by…
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Supreme Court orders complete removal of stray dogs from near schools, railway stations and bus stands

Supreme Court orders complete removal of stray dogs from near schools, railway stations and bus stands

National Times Bureau :- The Supreme Court on Friday directed that all stray dogs near schools, colleges, hospitals, bus and railway stations, sports grounds, and other public places must be removed and relocated to shelters. A bench of Justices Vikram Nath, Sandeep Mehta, and NV Anjaria said that once the dogs are taken away, they must not be brought back to the same places. The court asked all states and union territories to list every educational and sports institution under their areas. It also ordered District Magistrates (DMs) to make sure that schools, colleges, hospitals, sports complexes, and government offices…
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Edmonton Police Officer Faces Four Criminal Charges Following ASIRT Investigation

Edmonton Police Officer Faces Four Criminal Charges Following ASIRT Investigation

Edmonton (Rajeev Sharma):An Edmonton Police Service officer has been charged with multiple offences following an investigation by the Alberta Serious Incident Response Team (ASIRT) into allegations of sexual assault while on duty. According to ASIRT, the investigation began on September 8, 2023, after the agency was directed to examine a complaint involving an Edmonton police officer. Evidence collected during the inquiry led investigators to believe that a criminal offence may have occurred. As required under Alberta’s Police Act, the completed investigation was referred to the Alberta Crown Prosecution Service (ACPS) to determine whether the evidence met the threshold for prosecution.…
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Alberta to Strengthen Forestry Trade Ties in Asia Through Japan and South Korea Mission

Alberta to Strengthen Forestry Trade Ties in Asia Through Japan and South Korea Mission

Edmonton (Rajeev Sharma): Alberta’s Minister of Forestry and Parks, Todd Loewen, is set to embark on a trade mission to Japan and South Korea from November 9 to 14 to promote the province’s forestry sector and expand international trade partnerships. The mission aims to highlight Alberta’s world-class wood products and position the province as a dependable supplier of sustainable forest resources. Minister Loewen will participate in industry meetings, site tours, and trade networking events to reinforce Alberta’s reputation for quality and reliability in global markets. “Alberta has a strong trade relationship with Japan and South Korea, which we would like…
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Technical Glitch Disrupts Operations at Delhi Airport, Over 100 Flights Delayed

Technical Glitch Disrupts Operations at Delhi Airport, Over 100 Flights Delayed

New Delhi (Rajeev Sharma): A significant technical malfunction in Delhi’s air traffic control system triggered heavy flight delays on Friday morning, affecting more than 100 departures and arrivals at Indira Gandhi International Airport (IGIA). Sources within the airport operations confirmed that the disruption began on Thursday evening when the Automatic Message Switching System (AMSS) — responsible for transferring flight plan data — encountered a breakdown. The glitch hindered the Auto Track System from receiving flight information automatically, forcing air traffic controllers to handle flight plans manually. “The manual entry of flight details is a slow and tedious process, which is…
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US President Trump likely to visit India next year, says trade talks with PM Modi going well

US President Trump likely to visit India next year, says trade talks with PM Modi going well

National Times Bureau :- US President Donald Trump said on Thursday that his talks with Prime Minister Narendra Modi were going “very well” and confirmed that he plans to visit India soon, as both countries continue their trade negotiations. Speaking to reporters in the Oval Office, Trump praised Modi as a "great friend" and hinted at increasing alignment between Washington and New Delhi on energy imports. He said India had largely stopped buying oil from Russia, in line with his administration’s crackdown on nations purchasing Russian energy. "He (PM Modi) largely stopped buying from Russia. And he is a friend…
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From Psychology to Glamour: Dr. Neeti Sachdeva Crowned Mrs.Elite International Canada World Legacy 2025

From Psychology to Glamour: Dr. Neeti Sachdeva Crowned Mrs.Elite International Canada World Legacy 2025

Surrey (Rajeev Sharma): Redefining success and breaking stereotypes, Dr. Neeti Sachdeva has seamlessly transitioned from academia to the glamour world, proving that intellect and elegance can coexist harmoniously. A gold medalist throughout her academic journey, Dr. Sachdeva holds both Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees from Delhi University (DU) and earned a prestigious research scholarship at the University of Melbourne, Australia. Her distinguished academic career spans over 11 years as an Associate Professor at Delhi University, where she guided and inspired countless students in the field of psychology. Dr. Sachdeva’s story, however, extends far beyond academia. Embracing her passion and confidence, she…
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Delhi High Court Questions Patanjali Over ‘Dhokha’ Remark in Chyawanprash Ad, Reserves Order on Dabur’s Plea

Delhi High Court Questions Patanjali Over ‘Dhokha’ Remark in Chyawanprash Ad, Reserves Order on Dabur’s Plea

New Delhi, November 2, 2025 — The Delhi High Court on Thursday questioned Patanjali Ayurved for using the word “dhokha” (meaning “fraud” or “deception”) to describe other chyawanprash brands in its recent advertisement campaign. The court remarked that while a company can promote its own product, it cannot disparage competitors.Justice Tejas Karia, hearing a plea filed by Dabur India, asked Patanjali’s counsel, “You can claim that you are the best, but you cannot call others ‘dhokha,’ which in the English dictionary means fraud and deception.”The bench has reserved its order on Dabur’s plea seeking an interim injunction against Patanjali’s allegedly…
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ED Seizes ₹11.14 Crore Worth of Assets from Cricketers Suresh Raina and Shikhar Dhawan in Online Betting Case

ED Seizes ₹11.14 Crore Worth of Assets from Cricketers Suresh Raina and Shikhar Dhawan in Online Betting Case

New Delhi, November 6, 2025 — The Enforcement Directorate (ED) has confiscated assets valued at ₹11.14 crore belonging to former Indian cricketer Suresh Raina and current player Shikhar Dhawan in connection with an online betting investigation.According to official reports, the ED took action under the Prevention of Money Laundering Act (PMLA) following evidence linking the two cricketers to alleged financial transactions tied to illegal online betting operations. The investigation stems from a wider crackdown on digital gambling networks accused of laundering vast sums of money through shell companies and offshore accounts.Officials revealed that properties and bank deposits associated with both…
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Record 65% Voter Turnout Marks Bihar’s First Phase of Assembly Elections

Record 65% Voter Turnout Marks Bihar’s First Phase of Assembly Elections

Patna, November 6, 2025 — Bihar witnessed its highest-ever voter turnout on Thursday as nearly 65 percent of the 3.75 crore electorate cast their votes across 121 constituencies in the first phase of the assembly elections. The Election Commission described the polling as “peaceful and festive,” noting that the 64.66 percent turnout was the highest in the state’s electoral history.The first phase marks the beginning of a high-stakes contest seen as a referendum on the ruling NDA’s two-decade-long governance, pitting Chief Minister Nitish Kumar’s “sushasan” model against the opposition INDIA bloc’s campaign centered on job creation and anti-incumbency. RJD leader…
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