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Zomato CEO Set to Aid Delivery Workers With Rs. 700-Crore Donation, Union Calls It a 'Ploy to Divert Attention'
Zomato CEO Deepinder Goyal announced to donate his employee stock option plan (ESOP) proceeds worth Rs. 700 crore to aid its delivery workers in a letter sent to its employees. The move has been called "a ploy to divert attention" from the recent worker protests by the Telangana Gig And Platform Workers Union (TGPWU).
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Hardik Pandya, Krunal Pandya To Donate 200 Oxygen Concentrators To Aid India's Covid-19 Fight
Mumbai Indians all-rounders Hardik Pandya and Krunal Pandya have pledged to donate 200 oxygen concentrators to the rural parts of India.
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H-1B Is A "Work In Progress," Says Donald Trump's Aide
The Trump administration is working on reforming the H-1B foreign workers visa programme which will be part of a skills- and merit-based legal immigration system, the White House said on Thursday.
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World Bank Clears $250 Million Loan To Train India's Job Seekers
The World Bank has cleared a USD 250-million loan for making Indian youth more employable through reskilling, in a move that is seen to aid the Skill India mission.
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Judith D'Souza Returns To Kolkata After Being Rescued In Kabul
Judith D'Souza, an Indian aid worker who was abducted in Kabul last month by suspected terrorists, returned to Kolkata today after being rescued from her captors.
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Family of Indian-American Women Killed in Mali Attack Remembers Her Fondly
Little did the relatives of Anita Datar, the 41-year-old Indian-American aid worker killed in the Mali hotel massacre, realise that her visit to the family in Pune in March this year would prove to be the last.
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Jesuit Aid Worker Abducted by Taliban in Afghanistan Released
The Indian government has secured the release of Fr Alexis Prem Kumar Antonysamy, the head of a Jesuit organisation who had been kidnapped by the Taliban while being involved in charity work in Afghanistan eight months ago. He is likely to reach India this evening.
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India Confident of Rescuing Kidnapped Aid Worker in Afghanistan
Abducted in Afghanistan, Indian aid worker Alexis Prem Kumar is safe. India is confident of getting him rescued unharmed soon, according to a top Indian diplomat in Kabul.
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Afghan Government Has "Concrete Leads" on Kidnap of Alexis Prem Kumar
The Ministry of External Affairs on Friday said that the Afghan government has got some "concrete leads" in connection with the abduction of Indian aid worker Alexis Prem Kumar in Herat five days ago. Investigations have been on in the case in which three Taliban militants have been arrested.
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Jayalalithaa Seeks PM's Intervention to Secure Release of Indian Abducted in Afghanistan
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa wrote to Prime Minister Narendra Modi today seeking his intervention in securing the release of an Indian aid worker from Tamil Nadu who was abducted from Herat in Afghanistan on June 2.
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US in Touch with India and Afghanistan on the Abduction of Aid Worker
The United States is in touch with both Indian and Afghan authorities on the abduction of an Indian aid worker from Herat in Afghanistan by unidentified gunmen, US officials has said.
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78 Indian workers stranded in Saudi Arabia
Seventy-eight Indians, working for a private firm in Saudi Arabia, have been left stranded without food and water after their employer reneged on paying their salaries for about six months, apart from failing to issue them identity and medical aid cards.
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Zomato CEO Set to Aid Delivery Workers With Rs. 700-Crore Donation, Union Calls It a 'Ploy to Divert Attention'
Zomato CEO Deepinder Goyal announced to donate his employee stock option plan (ESOP) proceeds worth Rs. 700 crore to aid its delivery workers in a letter sent to its employees. The move has been called "a ploy to divert attention" from the recent worker protests by the Telangana Gig And Platform Workers Union (TGPWU).
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Hardik Pandya, Krunal Pandya To Donate 200 Oxygen Concentrators To Aid India's Covid-19 Fight
Mumbai Indians all-rounders Hardik Pandya and Krunal Pandya have pledged to donate 200 oxygen concentrators to the rural parts of India.
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H-1B Is A "Work In Progress," Says Donald Trump's Aide
The Trump administration is working on reforming the H-1B foreign workers visa programme which will be part of a skills- and merit-based legal immigration system, the White House said on Thursday.
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World Bank Clears $250 Million Loan To Train India's Job Seekers
The World Bank has cleared a USD 250-million loan for making Indian youth more employable through reskilling, in a move that is seen to aid the Skill India mission.
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Judith D'Souza Returns To Kolkata After Being Rescued In Kabul
Judith D'Souza, an Indian aid worker who was abducted in Kabul last month by suspected terrorists, returned to Kolkata today after being rescued from her captors.
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Family of Indian-American Women Killed in Mali Attack Remembers Her Fondly
Little did the relatives of Anita Datar, the 41-year-old Indian-American aid worker killed in the Mali hotel massacre, realise that her visit to the family in Pune in March this year would prove to be the last.
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Jesuit Aid Worker Abducted by Taliban in Afghanistan Released
The Indian government has secured the release of Fr Alexis Prem Kumar Antonysamy, the head of a Jesuit organisation who had been kidnapped by the Taliban while being involved in charity work in Afghanistan eight months ago. He is likely to reach India this evening.
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India Confident of Rescuing Kidnapped Aid Worker in Afghanistan
Abducted in Afghanistan, Indian aid worker Alexis Prem Kumar is safe. India is confident of getting him rescued unharmed soon, according to a top Indian diplomat in Kabul.
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Afghan Government Has "Concrete Leads" on Kidnap of Alexis Prem Kumar
The Ministry of External Affairs on Friday said that the Afghan government has got some "concrete leads" in connection with the abduction of Indian aid worker Alexis Prem Kumar in Herat five days ago. Investigations have been on in the case in which three Taliban militants have been arrested.
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Jayalalithaa Seeks PM's Intervention to Secure Release of Indian Abducted in Afghanistan
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa wrote to Prime Minister Narendra Modi today seeking his intervention in securing the release of an Indian aid worker from Tamil Nadu who was abducted from Herat in Afghanistan on June 2.
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US in Touch with India and Afghanistan on the Abduction of Aid Worker
The United States is in touch with both Indian and Afghan authorities on the abduction of an Indian aid worker from Herat in Afghanistan by unidentified gunmen, US officials has said.
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78 Indian workers stranded in Saudi Arabia
Seventy-eight Indians, working for a private firm in Saudi Arabia, have been left stranded without food and water after their employer reneged on paying their salaries for about six months, apart from failing to issue them identity and medical aid cards.
