Times Of India Headlines
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'Could have been murdered by contract killers if ...': Ex-TMC MP Sukhendu Sekhar Ray's big claim after quitting Mamata's party
Days after leaving the Trinamool Congress, Sukhendu Sekhar Ray has leveled severe accusations against Mamata Banerjee's party, labeling it a "party of thieves, rapists." He revealed a chilling fear of being "murdered by contract killers" had he departed during the RG Kar hospital controversy, an incident that solidified his decision to leave.
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TMC vs TMC intensifies: Mamata camp brands rebel MPs 'traitors'; Kakoli Ghosh says 'jhukega nahi'
Trinamool MP Kalyan Banerjee fiercely criticized rebel leader Kakoli Ghosh Dastidar, labeling her faction "desperate" and accusing them of betraying Mamata Banerjee and colluding with the BJP. Dastidar, however, remained defiant, vowing to fight for Bengal and the nation, asserting her long-standing commitment to the party and its principles. This exchange highlights a deepening internal conflict within the TMC.
2 hours ago
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New diabetes jab cuts weight by 15%, improves sugar control in global trial
A new experimental diabetes jab, retatrutide, has shown promising Phase-3 trial results, helping type 2 diabetes patients lose up to 15% of body weight and significantly improve blood sugar control. The once-weekly injectable targets three hormone receptors, with the highest dose reducing HbA1c by 1.94 percentage points and body weight by 15.3%.
3 hours ago
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6 crore people in Bengal to get Ayushman cover as state rejoins PM-JAY
West Bengal has rejoined the Ayushman Bharat-PMJAY health insurance scheme, bringing nearly six crore people under its coverage. This move, fulfilling an election promise, marks the state's return after a previous withdrawal. The initiative aims to provide ₹5 lakh annual health cover to eligible families, including workers and senior citizens, facilitating cashless treatment nationwide.
3 hours ago
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Cost-cutting: AI Express pulls out of Noida Airport launch & Hindon too
Noida International Airport (NIA) is set to launch next Monday, but Air India Express has indefinitely postponed its flights, leaving IndiGo and Akasa as the initial operators. IndiGo will be the primary airline at NIA. This comes as Air India Group focuses on cost-cutting and network rationalization, impacting operations at both NIA and Hindon Airport.
3 hours ago
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'Organised factory of hate': India tears into Pakistan's 'Fitna al Hindustan' campaign at UN
India has strongly condemned Pakistan's alleged state-sponsored propaganda campaign at the United Nations, accusing Islamabad of labeling militant groups as 'Fitna al Hindustan' to deflect blame. New Delhi highlighted Pakistan's internal challenges and military's influence, while also holding it responsible for civilian casualties in Afghanistan due to cross-border military operations.
4 hours ago