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Gurugram Employee Says Company Fired Him In 20 Days For Leaving On Time, Taking Tea Breaks With Colleagues
A Redditor shared his bizarre workplace experience with his company which terminated him just 20 days into the job.
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UK Parliament Honours Mahira Khan With Award of Recognition
The event took place in the House of Commons and was hosted by Member of Parliament Afzal Khan
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"Breaking Our Monday Shiv Fast And Roza Together", Says Raveena Tandon About Her Feast
Eating food is another occasion where people from all cultures tend to bond over, and that is exactly what Raveena Tandon did on Monday.
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"Kamal, Ice-Cream's Nice": Rahul Gandhi's Comment Offends Shivraj Chouhan
When Rahul Gandhi took a break at an ice cream parlour in Indore and remarked, "Kamal,ice cream achhihai", Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan -- already miffed over the Congress chief's allegation that his son was named in the Panama Papers -- questioned if this was how he addressedhis elders.
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Japan Worker's Pay Cut For Taking Lunch Break 3 Minutes Early
A Japanese city official has been reprimanded and fined for repeatedly leaving his desk during work hours -- but only for around three minutes to buy lunch. The official, who works at the waterworks bureau in the western city of Kobe, began his designated lunch break early 26 times over the space of seven months, according to a city spokesman. The ...
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Africa Must Act Now if it is to Feed Itself in 2050: Scientists
Africa will be able to grow enough cereals to feed its growing population by 2050, but only if it breaks a culture of complacency and starts now to invest more in agriculture, scientists said on Monday.
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TV's 'Breaking News' Culture Should End, Says Kerala Speaker
The growing "Breaking News" culture in broadcast media should end as it is impacting the society, Kerala assembly Speaker N Sakthan said on Thursday.
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Pakistan's gaming industry breaks culture barriers
It's a city better known for its history and culture, but a new generation of mobile game developers is bringing a slice of Silicon Valley to Pakistan's Lahore.
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Gurugram Employee Says Company Fired Him In 20 Days For Leaving On Time, Taking Tea Breaks With Colleagues
A Redditor shared his bizarre workplace experience with his company which terminated him just 20 days into the job.
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UK Parliament Honours Mahira Khan With Award of Recognition
The event took place in the House of Commons and was hosted by Member of Parliament Afzal Khan
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"Breaking Our Monday Shiv Fast And Roza Together", Says Raveena Tandon About Her Feast
Eating food is another occasion where people from all cultures tend to bond over, and that is exactly what Raveena Tandon did on Monday.
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"Kamal, Ice-Cream's Nice": Rahul Gandhi's Comment Offends Shivraj Chouhan
When Rahul Gandhi took a break at an ice cream parlour in Indore and remarked, "Kamal,ice cream achhihai", Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan -- already miffed over the Congress chief's allegation that his son was named in the Panama Papers -- questioned if this was how he addressedhis elders.
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Japan Worker's Pay Cut For Taking Lunch Break 3 Minutes Early
A Japanese city official has been reprimanded and fined for repeatedly leaving his desk during work hours -- but only for around three minutes to buy lunch. The official, who works at the waterworks bureau in the western city of Kobe, began his designated lunch break early 26 times over the space of seven months, according to a city spokesman. The ...
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Africa Must Act Now if it is to Feed Itself in 2050: Scientists
Africa will be able to grow enough cereals to feed its growing population by 2050, but only if it breaks a culture of complacency and starts now to invest more in agriculture, scientists said on Monday.
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TV's 'Breaking News' Culture Should End, Says Kerala Speaker
The growing "Breaking News" culture in broadcast media should end as it is impacting the society, Kerala assembly Speaker N Sakthan said on Thursday.
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Pakistan's gaming industry breaks culture barriers
It's a city better known for its history and culture, but a new generation of mobile game developers is bringing a slice of Silicon Valley to Pakistan's Lahore.
