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Supreme Court Questions Centre On Maternity Leave Restrictions For Adoptive Mothers
The Supreme Court has asked the Centre to explain the rationale behind a provision which entitles only those women, who adopt a child below the age of three months, to seek maternity leave benefits.
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Surrogate Mothers Also Have Right To Avail Maternity Leave: High Court
Orissa High Court has recently ruled that female employees who become mothers through surrogacy have the same right to maternity leave and other benefits as provided to natural and adoptive mothers.
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FATF Upset, Worried About Nations Being Slow in Regulating Crypto: Details
The FATF has expressed concerns about nations delaying deployment and adoption of crypto-related rules. The Paris-based global financial watchdog is leaving room for criminal activities to take shape.
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Hermes Heir Plans To Adopt 51-Year-Old Gardener To Pass On $11 Billion Fortune To Him: Report
The billionaire grandson of Hermes founder Thierry Hermes is reportedly planning to adopt his 51-year-old gardener and leave him a $11 billion fortune.
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When Will G20 Nations Adopt Decided Crypto Roadmap? Indian FM Gives Update
Indian Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman has said that G20 nations are now free to incorporate the decided crypto roadmap in their countries. The G20 nations can also customise this crypto roadmap to better suit their jurisdictions, Sitharaman said.
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Women Soldiers, Officers To Get Same Maternity, Child Care Leave: Defence Minister
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh has approved a proposal to grant maternity, child care and child adoption leave to women soldiers, sailors and air warriors on par with their officer counterparts.
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Maternity Act "Discriminatory" For Adoption? Supreme Court Hearing This Month
Supreme Court agreed to hear on April 28 a plea challenging Constitutional validity of a provision of the Maternity Benefit Act, 1961 which states that a woman who legally adopts a child below the age of 3 months would be entitled to maternity leave.
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India’s Crypto Community to Swell to 156 Million Users in 2023, Leave US, UK Behind: Report
India’s crypto community is expected to envelop over 156 million users by the end of 2023. India ranked second after the US on the list of the top five countries with the largest crypto market. Japan, UK, and Russia grabbed the third, fourth, and fifth positions on the list respectively.
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Turkey Earthquake: Rescued Cat Refuses To Leave Man Who Saved It
Turkey-Syria Earthquake: A few days ago, a cat was rescued by a member of Mardin Fire Department and now it won't leave his side.
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Himachal Approves 6-Month Child Adoption Leave For Women Staff
The Himachal Pradesh government has approved six-month child adoption leave for its regular women employees, officials said Monday.
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Bitcoin Crash Leaves El Salvador With No Easy Exit From Worsening Crisis: Report
El Salvador's big bet on Bitcoin, which the Central American nation has been buying since September, has soured in recent weeks as a cryptocurrency rout shaved over a third of the value of the government's holdings.
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Supreme Court Notice To Centre On Plea Challenging Validity Of Provision Of Maternity Benefit Act
Supreme Court sought response from the Centre on a plea challenging Constitutional validity of a provision of Maternity Benefit Act, 1961 which states a woman would be eligible for maternity leave who legally adopts a child below the age of 3 months.
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UN Security Council Adopts Afghanistan Resolution, But No "Safe Zone"
The UN Security Council adopted a resolution Monday requiring the Taliban to honour their commitment to let people freely leave Afghanistan, but the measure did not cite a "safe zone" mentioned by French President Emmanuel Macron.
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"Can't Let Vaccine Manufacturers Decide States' Quota": Supreme Court
The Supreme Court Friday said the centre should adopt a national immunisation model for vaccination of all and not leave it to private vaccine manufacturers to decide on its allocation to states.
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"Goodwill Gesture": Andhra Pradesh To Pay For Workers Leaving State
The Andhra Pradesh government on Wednesday decided to bear the travel expenses of migrant workers returning to their home states following easing of COVID-19 lockdown restrictions, as Chief Minister YS Jagan Mohan Reddy asked officials to adopt a liberal approach towards them.
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Supreme Court Questions Centre On Maternity Leave Restrictions For Adoptive Mothers
The Supreme Court has asked the Centre to explain the rationale behind a provision which entitles only those women, who adopt a child below the age of three months, to seek maternity leave benefits.
-
Surrogate Mothers Also Have Right To Avail Maternity Leave: High Court
Orissa High Court has recently ruled that female employees who become mothers through surrogacy have the same right to maternity leave and other benefits as provided to natural and adoptive mothers.
-
FATF Upset, Worried About Nations Being Slow in Regulating Crypto: Details
The FATF has expressed concerns about nations delaying deployment and adoption of crypto-related rules. The Paris-based global financial watchdog is leaving room for criminal activities to take shape.
-
Hermes Heir Plans To Adopt 51-Year-Old Gardener To Pass On $11 Billion Fortune To Him: Report
The billionaire grandson of Hermes founder Thierry Hermes is reportedly planning to adopt his 51-year-old gardener and leave him a $11 billion fortune.
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When Will G20 Nations Adopt Decided Crypto Roadmap? Indian FM Gives Update
Indian Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman has said that G20 nations are now free to incorporate the decided crypto roadmap in their countries. The G20 nations can also customise this crypto roadmap to better suit their jurisdictions, Sitharaman said.
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Women Soldiers, Officers To Get Same Maternity, Child Care Leave: Defence Minister
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh has approved a proposal to grant maternity, child care and child adoption leave to women soldiers, sailors and air warriors on par with their officer counterparts.
-
Maternity Act "Discriminatory" For Adoption? Supreme Court Hearing This Month
Supreme Court agreed to hear on April 28 a plea challenging Constitutional validity of a provision of the Maternity Benefit Act, 1961 which states that a woman who legally adopts a child below the age of 3 months would be entitled to maternity leave.
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India’s Crypto Community to Swell to 156 Million Users in 2023, Leave US, UK Behind: Report
India’s crypto community is expected to envelop over 156 million users by the end of 2023. India ranked second after the US on the list of the top five countries with the largest crypto market. Japan, UK, and Russia grabbed the third, fourth, and fifth positions on the list respectively.
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Turkey Earthquake: Rescued Cat Refuses To Leave Man Who Saved It
Turkey-Syria Earthquake: A few days ago, a cat was rescued by a member of Mardin Fire Department and now it won't leave his side.
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Himachal Approves 6-Month Child Adoption Leave For Women Staff
The Himachal Pradesh government has approved six-month child adoption leave for its regular women employees, officials said Monday.
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Bitcoin Crash Leaves El Salvador With No Easy Exit From Worsening Crisis: Report
El Salvador's big bet on Bitcoin, which the Central American nation has been buying since September, has soured in recent weeks as a cryptocurrency rout shaved over a third of the value of the government's holdings.
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Supreme Court Notice To Centre On Plea Challenging Validity Of Provision Of Maternity Benefit Act
Supreme Court sought response from the Centre on a plea challenging Constitutional validity of a provision of Maternity Benefit Act, 1961 which states a woman would be eligible for maternity leave who legally adopts a child below the age of 3 months.
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UN Security Council Adopts Afghanistan Resolution, But No "Safe Zone"
The UN Security Council adopted a resolution Monday requiring the Taliban to honour their commitment to let people freely leave Afghanistan, but the measure did not cite a "safe zone" mentioned by French President Emmanuel Macron.
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"Can't Let Vaccine Manufacturers Decide States' Quota": Supreme Court
The Supreme Court Friday said the centre should adopt a national immunisation model for vaccination of all and not leave it to private vaccine manufacturers to decide on its allocation to states.
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"Goodwill Gesture": Andhra Pradesh To Pay For Workers Leaving State
The Andhra Pradesh government on Wednesday decided to bear the travel expenses of migrant workers returning to their home states following easing of COVID-19 lockdown restrictions, as Chief Minister YS Jagan Mohan Reddy asked officials to adopt a liberal approach towards them.
