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Canada Hikes Federal Minimum Wage By 2.4%. How Will It Benefit Indians
The Canadian government has raised the Federal Minimum Wage Rate for private sector workers. The move, which came into effect on April 1, will benefit thousands of Indian students and professionals working in federally regulated sectors in Canada.
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RBI Cuts GDP Growth Forecast To 6.5% For 2025-26
Investment activity has gained traction and it is expected to improve further on the back of sustained higher capacity utilisation.
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BJP vs Opposition Over Temple Next To Popular Delhi Fish Mart
A popular fish market in south Delhi's posh Chittaranjan Park neighbourhood is at the Centre of a massive political row after a viral video showed some people objecting to the sale of fish next to a temple and saying this was hurting their sentiments
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Assam Man Lies Between Tracks As Train Passes Over In Shocking Viral Stunt
A man was arrested in Assam's Hailakandi district for performing a dangerous stunt involving a moving train.
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"There Is A Lot Of Worry": USAID Cuts Leave People Vulnerable In Kenya
Kidalio, Acting Director, Lodwar County Referral Hospital mentioned that the USAID employees, including nurses and clinical officers were laid off and drugs were not received. There was shortage of measle vaccines.
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US: 3 Killed, 3 Injured in Virginia Mass Shooting; Suspect On The Run
Three people were killed and three others were wounded in a shooting in northeastern Virginia on Tuesday evening, and one or more shooters was on the loose, authorities said.
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Mumbai Tops Uber's 'Most Forgetful City' List, Riders Left Behind Ghee, Wigs
The most commonly forgotten items included bags, earphones, phones, and wallets, followed by spectacles, keys and clothing.
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Delhi Family Loses Rs 8 Lakh To 'Digital Arrest' Scam, 4 Arrested
The preliminary investigation conducted by North District Cyber police traced the call to Zamrudpur, East of Kailash, and Greater Kailash areas.
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After Turkey And US, Pikachu Now Marches In Israel Against Netanyahu
It wasn't just the slogans or the thumping of drums on the streets of Tel Aviv this week when people came out to demonstrate against Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu
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"One Tiny Step": How Anupam Mittal Turned His Free Fall Into Stepping Stone
Entrepreneur Anupam Mittal has opened up about the time he lost his job in the United States and how he turned it into a stepping stone for Shaadi.com.
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"Life Starts After Work": China's Work Policy Takes A Dramatic U Turn
A handful of major Chinese companies like home appliance maker Midea have new badges of honour this year: mandatory clock-off times for staff and bans on after-hours meetings.
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"Just Because You're A Big Name...": Moeen Ali's Blunt Verdict Amid Rohit Sharma Retirement Calls
Many top Indian stars have continued to extend their international careers despite not being at their best in recent years.
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Delhi's Power Demand Surges Amid Heat Wave, Likely To Peak At 9,000 MegaWatt
Delhi is likely to witness another record-breaking power milestone, with the peak power demand expected to touch 9,000 MW for the first time this summer.
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Indian Journalist Mitali Mukherjee Named Director Of Reuters Institute
Mitali Mukherjee, in a statement, said she is "honoured" to take on the new role and to lead an "exceptional team of colleagues".
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"Kissing My A**, Trying To Make Deals": Trump On Countries Hit By Tariffs
US President Donald Trump mocked tariff-hit nations on Tuesday (local time), stating that they were ready to don anything while trying to negotiate with him.
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Canada Hikes Federal Minimum Wage By 2.4%. How Will It Benefit Indians
The Canadian government has raised the Federal Minimum Wage Rate for private sector workers. The move, which came into effect on April 1, will benefit thousands of Indian students and professionals working in federally regulated sectors in Canada.
-
RBI Cuts GDP Growth Forecast To 6.5% For 2025-26
Investment activity has gained traction and it is expected to improve further on the back of sustained higher capacity utilisation.
-
BJP vs Opposition Over Temple Next To Popular Delhi Fish Mart
A popular fish market in south Delhi's posh Chittaranjan Park neighbourhood is at the Centre of a massive political row after a viral video showed some people objecting to the sale of fish next to a temple and saying this was hurting their sentiments
-
Assam Man Lies Between Tracks As Train Passes Over In Shocking Viral Stunt
A man was arrested in Assam's Hailakandi district for performing a dangerous stunt involving a moving train.
-
"There Is A Lot Of Worry": USAID Cuts Leave People Vulnerable In Kenya
Kidalio, Acting Director, Lodwar County Referral Hospital mentioned that the USAID employees, including nurses and clinical officers were laid off and drugs were not received. There was shortage of measle vaccines.
-
US: 3 Killed, 3 Injured in Virginia Mass Shooting; Suspect On The Run
Three people were killed and three others were wounded in a shooting in northeastern Virginia on Tuesday evening, and one or more shooters was on the loose, authorities said.
-
Mumbai Tops Uber's 'Most Forgetful City' List, Riders Left Behind Ghee, Wigs
The most commonly forgotten items included bags, earphones, phones, and wallets, followed by spectacles, keys and clothing.
-
Delhi Family Loses Rs 8 Lakh To 'Digital Arrest' Scam, 4 Arrested
The preliminary investigation conducted by North District Cyber police traced the call to Zamrudpur, East of Kailash, and Greater Kailash areas.
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After Turkey And US, Pikachu Now Marches In Israel Against Netanyahu
It wasn't just the slogans or the thumping of drums on the streets of Tel Aviv this week when people came out to demonstrate against Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu
-
"One Tiny Step": How Anupam Mittal Turned His Free Fall Into Stepping Stone
Entrepreneur Anupam Mittal has opened up about the time he lost his job in the United States and how he turned it into a stepping stone for Shaadi.com.
-
"Life Starts After Work": China's Work Policy Takes A Dramatic U Turn
A handful of major Chinese companies like home appliance maker Midea have new badges of honour this year: mandatory clock-off times for staff and bans on after-hours meetings.
-
"Just Because You're A Big Name...": Moeen Ali's Blunt Verdict Amid Rohit Sharma Retirement Calls
Many top Indian stars have continued to extend their international careers despite not being at their best in recent years.
-
Delhi's Power Demand Surges Amid Heat Wave, Likely To Peak At 9,000 MegaWatt
Delhi is likely to witness another record-breaking power milestone, with the peak power demand expected to touch 9,000 MW for the first time this summer.
-
Indian Journalist Mitali Mukherjee Named Director Of Reuters Institute
Mitali Mukherjee, in a statement, said she is "honoured" to take on the new role and to lead an "exceptional team of colleagues".
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"Kissing My A**, Trying To Make Deals": Trump On Countries Hit By Tariffs
US President Donald Trump mocked tariff-hit nations on Tuesday (local time), stating that they were ready to don anything while trying to negotiate with him.
