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Banking Operations Partially Hit Due To Trade Unions Strike: 10 Things To Know
Banking operations were affected in some parts of the country on Tuesday as a section of employees refrained from work in support of the two-day strike call given by ten central trade unions (CTUs), reported news agency Press Trust of India (PTI). A two-day strike on January 8 and 9 has been called by the central trade unions against the alleged re...
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FIFA Ends Kuwait's Suspension For Political Meddling
World football governing body FIFA announced on Wednesday it was lifting its suspension of Kuwait, after the Gulf state's parliament adopted a law meant to end government interference in the sport.
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FIFA Approves Testing of Video Technology
Experiments will be carried out over a two-year period, before FIFA makes a final decision is taken on whether to adopt the technology permanently.
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Centre Ready to Look Into Complaints on Adoption Rules, Bombay High Court Told
The Centre has informed the Bombay High Court that it was ready to look into the grievances of people about the new guidelines on child adoption issued by Central Adoption Resource Agency (CARA), an autonomous body under the Ministry of Women and Child Development.
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FIFA announce tougher sanctions for racism
FIFA's Congress in Mauritius on Friday adopted a resolution that will lead to tougher sanctions in cases of racism, including points deductions and even relegation for repeat offenders.
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Now Qatar Airways also grounds Boeing 787 Dreamliner fleet
Qatar Airways has grounded its five-strong fleet of Boeing 787 Dreamliner aircraft, it said Thursday, adopting a directive by the US Federal Aviation Administration reviewing their safety.
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Sepp Blatter announces new FIFA code of ethics
FIFA president Sepp Blatter on Tuesday announced that world football's governing body has adopted a new code of ethics in the wake of a series of damaging corruption scandals.
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Bosnia adopts new statute to end FIFA ban
The Bosnian football federation (NSBIH) on Thursday adopted a new statute, a move expected to end FIFA and UEFA's suspension of the country from international competition.
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FIFA and UEFA suspend Bosnia-Hercegovina
Bosnia and Hercegovina was suspended from international and European football Friday after failing to adopt statutes that would lead to a single-member presidency of the country's federation (NSBIH), UEFA and FIFA announced.
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Banking Operations Partially Hit Due To Trade Unions Strike: 10 Things To Know
Banking operations were affected in some parts of the country on Tuesday as a section of employees refrained from work in support of the two-day strike call given by ten central trade unions (CTUs), reported news agency Press Trust of India (PTI). A two-day strike on January 8 and 9 has been called by the central trade unions against the alleged re...
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FIFA Ends Kuwait's Suspension For Political Meddling
World football governing body FIFA announced on Wednesday it was lifting its suspension of Kuwait, after the Gulf state's parliament adopted a law meant to end government interference in the sport.
-
FIFA Approves Testing of Video Technology
Experiments will be carried out over a two-year period, before FIFA makes a final decision is taken on whether to adopt the technology permanently.
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Centre Ready to Look Into Complaints on Adoption Rules, Bombay High Court Told
The Centre has informed the Bombay High Court that it was ready to look into the grievances of people about the new guidelines on child adoption issued by Central Adoption Resource Agency (CARA), an autonomous body under the Ministry of Women and Child Development.
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FIFA announce tougher sanctions for racism
FIFA's Congress in Mauritius on Friday adopted a resolution that will lead to tougher sanctions in cases of racism, including points deductions and even relegation for repeat offenders.
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Now Qatar Airways also grounds Boeing 787 Dreamliner fleet
Qatar Airways has grounded its five-strong fleet of Boeing 787 Dreamliner aircraft, it said Thursday, adopting a directive by the US Federal Aviation Administration reviewing their safety.
-
Sepp Blatter announces new FIFA code of ethics
FIFA president Sepp Blatter on Tuesday announced that world football's governing body has adopted a new code of ethics in the wake of a series of damaging corruption scandals.
-
Bosnia adopts new statute to end FIFA ban
The Bosnian football federation (NSBIH) on Thursday adopted a new statute, a move expected to end FIFA and UEFA's suspension of the country from international competition.
-
FIFA and UEFA suspend Bosnia-Hercegovina
Bosnia and Hercegovina was suspended from international and European football Friday after failing to adopt statutes that would lead to a single-member presidency of the country's federation (NSBIH), UEFA and FIFA announced.
