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10 Manipur MLAs Ask Centre To Cancel Suspension Of 3 Education Officers In CBSE Affiliation Case
Ten MLAs of the Kuki tribes in Manipur have asked Home Minister Amit Shah to cancel the suspension of three education officers, who face disciplinary action over alleged fraud in clearing requests by 26 schools for CBSE affiliation.
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Air India Warns Pilots Of Strict Action Over Delay In Licence Renewal
Air India has sent out a strongly worded email, including a directive of disciplinary and monetary action against its pilots, in case of delay in licence renewal or Airport Entry Pass (AEP).
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Call of Duty Maker Activision Blizzard Accused of Firing Employees for Using Strong Language
Call of Duty maker Activision Blizzard has been accused by a union of illegally firing two video game testers for using "strong language" in a protest of a new company policy that limits remote work. The Communication Workers of America (CWA) said it filed a complaint with the US National Labor Relations Board on Tuesday seeking to have the work...
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Air India Tells Cabin Crew Not To Indulge In Conduct That Impacts Airline's Image: Report
Tata Group-owned Air India has asked its cabin crew to adhere to the standards of ethics and warned of disciplinary action in case their conduct directly impacts the airline's image, according to a source.
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UP Court Action Against Cops For Misrepresenting Facts While Seeking Bail Revocation
A local court in Uttar Pradesh's Ballia has directed the Principal Secretary (Home) and the Uttar Pradesh DGP to take disciplinary action against several police officers for misrepresenting the particulars of a case while seeking cancellation of a ba
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FIFA Opens Disciplinary Proceedings Against Argentina, Netherlands After World Cup Quarter-Final Clash: Report
FIFA have opened a disciplinary case against Argentina and the Netherlands after their chaotic World Cup quarter-final clash on Friday
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FIFA Launches Case Over Ecuador Fans' World Cup Chants
FIFA launched disciplinary proceedings on Tuesday over chants by Ecuador fans during their World Cup opener against hosts Qatar.
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Judge Concluded Child Abuse Case In A Day, Says Thats Why He's Suspended
An additional district judge posted in Bihar has approached the Supreme Court challenging his suspension by the Patna High Court and initiation of disciplinary proceedings.
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Home Ministry Warns Of Action Against 6 Officers For Ignoring Transfer Orders
The Home Ministry has warned of disciplinary action "without any further reference" against six DANICS officers, working with the Delhi Government, if they fail to join the Lakshadweep Administration immediately.
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Acquittal By Court Does Not Stop Action By Employer: Supreme Court
The acquittal of an accused in a criminal case does not debar the employer from proceeding in exercise of disciplinary jurisdiction, the Supreme Court said on Tuesday.
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Follow Process In Disciplinary Cases Against Staff, Centre Tells Departments
The centre has asked all its departments to follow vital procedures while processing disciplinary cases against employees, failure of which has led to intervention by courts, according to a Personnel Ministry order.
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UEFA Drops Case Against European Super League Rebels
UEFA says that it is dropping its disciplinary case against Real Madrid, Barcelona and Juventus over their involvement in the controversial European Super League.
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Kerala Nun Who Protested Against Rape Accused Bishop Has To Leave Convent
Sister Lucy Kalappura - one of a group of nuns expelled on "disciplinary grounds" after she joined protests against rape-accused Bishop Franco Mulakkal - has been ordered to vacate her convent
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Police Probe In Minor Girl's Murder In Odisha Severely Flawed: Child Rights Body
The police probe into the kidnap-and-murder case of a minor girl in Odisha was "severely flawed" with "glaring defects", top child rights body NCPCR said on Saturday, demanding disciplinary action against the investigating officers.
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Vigilance Body Asks Government Departments To Finalise Disciplinary Cases In 6 Months
The Central Vigilance Commission (CVC) has asked all central government organisations, public sector banks and insurance companies among others to finalise within six months disciplinary proceedings against alleged corrupt employees.
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10 Manipur MLAs Ask Centre To Cancel Suspension Of 3 Education Officers In CBSE Affiliation Case
Ten MLAs of the Kuki tribes in Manipur have asked Home Minister Amit Shah to cancel the suspension of three education officers, who face disciplinary action over alleged fraud in clearing requests by 26 schools for CBSE affiliation.
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Air India Warns Pilots Of Strict Action Over Delay In Licence Renewal
Air India has sent out a strongly worded email, including a directive of disciplinary and monetary action against its pilots, in case of delay in licence renewal or Airport Entry Pass (AEP).
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Call of Duty Maker Activision Blizzard Accused of Firing Employees for Using Strong Language
Call of Duty maker Activision Blizzard has been accused by a union of illegally firing two video game testers for using "strong language" in a protest of a new company policy that limits remote work. The Communication Workers of America (CWA) said it filed a complaint with the US National Labor Relations Board on Tuesday seeking to have the work...
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Air India Tells Cabin Crew Not To Indulge In Conduct That Impacts Airline's Image: Report
Tata Group-owned Air India has asked its cabin crew to adhere to the standards of ethics and warned of disciplinary action in case their conduct directly impacts the airline's image, according to a source.
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UP Court Action Against Cops For Misrepresenting Facts While Seeking Bail Revocation
A local court in Uttar Pradesh's Ballia has directed the Principal Secretary (Home) and the Uttar Pradesh DGP to take disciplinary action against several police officers for misrepresenting the particulars of a case while seeking cancellation of a ba
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FIFA Opens Disciplinary Proceedings Against Argentina, Netherlands After World Cup Quarter-Final Clash: Report
FIFA have opened a disciplinary case against Argentina and the Netherlands after their chaotic World Cup quarter-final clash on Friday
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FIFA Launches Case Over Ecuador Fans' World Cup Chants
FIFA launched disciplinary proceedings on Tuesday over chants by Ecuador fans during their World Cup opener against hosts Qatar.
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Judge Concluded Child Abuse Case In A Day, Says Thats Why He's Suspended
An additional district judge posted in Bihar has approached the Supreme Court challenging his suspension by the Patna High Court and initiation of disciplinary proceedings.
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Home Ministry Warns Of Action Against 6 Officers For Ignoring Transfer Orders
The Home Ministry has warned of disciplinary action "without any further reference" against six DANICS officers, working with the Delhi Government, if they fail to join the Lakshadweep Administration immediately.
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Acquittal By Court Does Not Stop Action By Employer: Supreme Court
The acquittal of an accused in a criminal case does not debar the employer from proceeding in exercise of disciplinary jurisdiction, the Supreme Court said on Tuesday.
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Follow Process In Disciplinary Cases Against Staff, Centre Tells Departments
The centre has asked all its departments to follow vital procedures while processing disciplinary cases against employees, failure of which has led to intervention by courts, according to a Personnel Ministry order.
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UEFA Drops Case Against European Super League Rebels
UEFA says that it is dropping its disciplinary case against Real Madrid, Barcelona and Juventus over their involvement in the controversial European Super League.
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Kerala Nun Who Protested Against Rape Accused Bishop Has To Leave Convent
Sister Lucy Kalappura - one of a group of nuns expelled on "disciplinary grounds" after she joined protests against rape-accused Bishop Franco Mulakkal - has been ordered to vacate her convent
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Police Probe In Minor Girl's Murder In Odisha Severely Flawed: Child Rights Body
The police probe into the kidnap-and-murder case of a minor girl in Odisha was "severely flawed" with "glaring defects", top child rights body NCPCR said on Saturday, demanding disciplinary action against the investigating officers.
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Vigilance Body Asks Government Departments To Finalise Disciplinary Cases In 6 Months
The Central Vigilance Commission (CVC) has asked all central government organisations, public sector banks and insurance companies among others to finalise within six months disciplinary proceedings against alleged corrupt employees.
