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Actor's Car Runs Over Labourers Working On Metro Project In Mumbai, 1 Dies
A labourer was killed and another severely injured when a car owned by a popular Marathi actor ran over them in Mumbai's Kandivli. The car's driver and the actor, who was returning from a shoot, also suffered injuries.
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Manual Labour Resumes Excavation Work Of Sambhal Stepwell After JCB Fails
The excavation began with the help of local workers, who took over the task of uncovering what turned out to be a historical stepwell.
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UK PM Keir Starmer Nominates Indian-Origin Krish Raval For Peerage
The Labour Party has nominated 30 peers in what is seen as an attempt to balance the numbers in the Lords, where the Tories have the most number of peers.
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XAT 2025 Records Highest Registrations, Check Details
Xavier Aptitude Test (XAT) is scheduled to be conducted on January 5, 2025.
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2 Labourers From Bihar Shot Dead By Unidentified Gunmen In Manipur
Two teenage migrant workers from Bihar were shot dead in Manipur's Kakching district on Saturday evening, the police said.
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Ananya Panday On How People Started Taking Her "Seriously" After CTRL, Call Me Bae: "Fruits Of My Labour Come To Life"
Reflecting on her journey, Ananya shared that she feels people are now taking her "more seriously" as an actor
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Return Of Syrians Could Cause Labour Shortage In Germany
Healthcare providers have warned that more than 5,000 Syrian doctors work in German medical facilities, often in rural areas, and that they and other staff would be hard to replace.
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PF Can Be Withdrawn Directly From ATMs Starting 2025: Labour Secretary
The Employees' Provident Fund Organisation has over 70 million active contributors.
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Migrant Labourer Killed, Body Set On Fire After Alleged Argument In Punjab
A migrant worker was brutally killed by a person allegedly following an argument while drinking alcohol in the fields at Chak Singha village in Garhshankar subdivision here, police said on Tuesday.
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India's Rural Areas Drive Rise In Female Labour Force Participation: Study
Over the past five years, India has seen a significant rise in women's participation in the labour force, with rural areas leading the way, new research has revealed.
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'Forced Into Labour': How Delayed Madhya Pradesh Exams Are Crushing Dreams
They have spent years preparing for exams organised by the Madhya Pradesh government, seeing them as their ticket out of poverty, but persistent delays in organising the tests have put over 2 lakh candidates at risk of crossing the eligibility age.
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5,000-Year-Old Relics Discovered in Iraq Suggest a Mysterious Early Government Collapse
A recent study on 5,000-year-old clay bowls discovered in Iraq provides evidence of early governance systems in Mesopotamia. Excavations at Shakhi Kora revealed artifacts and structures associated with centralised labour management, including beveled-rim bowls thought to be used for distributing meals in return for work. Researchers suggest the sit...
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In Delhi Pollution Case, Court Commissioners Claim Threat, Bench Responds
Coming down heavily on Delhi and other NCR states for not paying an allowance to labourers after construction activities were halted due to air pollution, the Supreme Court today said ball starts rolling only when it summons officers
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20-Year-Old British Man Dies In Hotel Lift Shaft During Holiday In Turkey, Family Seeks Probe
His family is devastated and seeking a thorough investigation into the circumstances of his death, which remain unclear.
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For Rs 200 A Day, Gujarat Man Shared Intelligence On Coast Guard With Pakistani Spy
For Rs 200 a day, a labourer working with a private company in a coastal town in Gujarat moonlighted as a spy for Pakistan, according to the Gujarat anti-terrorist squad (ATS).
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Actor's Car Runs Over Labourers Working On Metro Project In Mumbai, 1 Dies
A labourer was killed and another severely injured when a car owned by a popular Marathi actor ran over them in Mumbai's Kandivli. The car's driver and the actor, who was returning from a shoot, also suffered injuries.
-
Manual Labour Resumes Excavation Work Of Sambhal Stepwell After JCB Fails
The excavation began with the help of local workers, who took over the task of uncovering what turned out to be a historical stepwell.
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UK PM Keir Starmer Nominates Indian-Origin Krish Raval For Peerage
The Labour Party has nominated 30 peers in what is seen as an attempt to balance the numbers in the Lords, where the Tories have the most number of peers.
-
XAT 2025 Records Highest Registrations, Check Details
Xavier Aptitude Test (XAT) is scheduled to be conducted on January 5, 2025.
-
2 Labourers From Bihar Shot Dead By Unidentified Gunmen In Manipur
Two teenage migrant workers from Bihar were shot dead in Manipur's Kakching district on Saturday evening, the police said.
-
Ananya Panday On How People Started Taking Her "Seriously" After CTRL, Call Me Bae: "Fruits Of My Labour Come To Life"
Reflecting on her journey, Ananya shared that she feels people are now taking her "more seriously" as an actor
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Return Of Syrians Could Cause Labour Shortage In Germany
Healthcare providers have warned that more than 5,000 Syrian doctors work in German medical facilities, often in rural areas, and that they and other staff would be hard to replace.
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PF Can Be Withdrawn Directly From ATMs Starting 2025: Labour Secretary
The Employees' Provident Fund Organisation has over 70 million active contributors.
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Migrant Labourer Killed, Body Set On Fire After Alleged Argument In Punjab
A migrant worker was brutally killed by a person allegedly following an argument while drinking alcohol in the fields at Chak Singha village in Garhshankar subdivision here, police said on Tuesday.
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India's Rural Areas Drive Rise In Female Labour Force Participation: Study
Over the past five years, India has seen a significant rise in women's participation in the labour force, with rural areas leading the way, new research has revealed.
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'Forced Into Labour': How Delayed Madhya Pradesh Exams Are Crushing Dreams
They have spent years preparing for exams organised by the Madhya Pradesh government, seeing them as their ticket out of poverty, but persistent delays in organising the tests have put over 2 lakh candidates at risk of crossing the eligibility age.
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5,000-Year-Old Relics Discovered in Iraq Suggest a Mysterious Early Government Collapse
A recent study on 5,000-year-old clay bowls discovered in Iraq provides evidence of early governance systems in Mesopotamia. Excavations at Shakhi Kora revealed artifacts and structures associated with centralised labour management, including beveled-rim bowls thought to be used for distributing meals in return for work. Researchers suggest the sit...
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In Delhi Pollution Case, Court Commissioners Claim Threat, Bench Responds
Coming down heavily on Delhi and other NCR states for not paying an allowance to labourers after construction activities were halted due to air pollution, the Supreme Court today said ball starts rolling only when it summons officers
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20-Year-Old British Man Dies In Hotel Lift Shaft During Holiday In Turkey, Family Seeks Probe
His family is devastated and seeking a thorough investigation into the circumstances of his death, which remain unclear.
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For Rs 200 A Day, Gujarat Man Shared Intelligence On Coast Guard With Pakistani Spy
For Rs 200 a day, a labourer working with a private company in a coastal town in Gujarat moonlighted as a spy for Pakistan, according to the Gujarat anti-terrorist squad (ATS).
