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"No Plan To Allow Muslim Staff To Leave Early During Ramzan": Karnataka Minister
Karnataka Home Minister G Parameshwara on Friday said that there was no proposal before the government, nor had any discussion taken place, regarding allowing Muslim government employees to leave work early during Ramzan.
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Injured In Crash, Karnataka Man Given Stitches Under Flashlight At Hospital
A man injured in a road accident was given stitches under the light from mobile phone flashlights in a government hospital in Karnataka's Ballari. The incident, which took place on February 13, was recorded on camera and the video is viral.
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Government Worked With A Determination To End "Policy Paralysis": President
Addressing a joint session of Parliament, signalling the start of the Budget session, President Murmu said the government has placed a special focus on the education of the youth and is creating new employment opportunities for them.
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Trump Administration Directs US Agencies To Start Firing Diversity Staff
The administration of President Donald Trump on Friday directed federal agencies to start terminating staffers working in positions related to diversity programs, after placing them on paid leave earlier this week.
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KTR, Harish Rao, 6 Other BRS Leaders Placed Under 'House Arrest': Party
BRS working president KT Rama Rao (KTR), and 7 other leaders have been placed under house arrest by the police on Tuesday morning, the party claimed.
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Digital Arrest Scammers Target Japanese Man In Bengaluru, Con Him Of Rs 35 Lakhs
A Japanese national working in Bengaluru lost Rs 35.5 lakh to cyber fraudsters, who posed as Mumbai Police officers and placed him under "digital arrest", alleging his involvement in a money laundering case.
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Minister Shares Update On Second Phase Of Semiconductor Policy Semicon 2.0
The government has started working on the second phase of the semiconductor policy, Semicon 2.0, which is expected to be in place in 3-4 months, Union Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw said on Wednesday.
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Tamil Nadu Women Cops To Get 1 Year Maternity Leave: Chief Minister MK Stalin
Women police in the state force will be entitled to one year's maternity leave, and upon resuming work they will be posted at a place of their choice for three years to nurture their children, Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M K Stalin said on Friday.
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Britain's New Government Aims To Regulate Most Powerful AI Models
UK PM Keir Starmer's government said it would seek to establish appropriate legislation to place requirements on those working to develop "the most powerful AI models." Under Sunak, the government avoided introducing targeted AI regulation.
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Building This Whole Place From Scratch: Smriti Irani On Amethi
Rahul Gandhi chose not to fight from Amethi because doing so would have been tough and the contest in the constituency is a reflection of the work she has done for five years and his "absence" of 15 years, Union Minister Smriti Irani has said.
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Employer Contacts Man 6 Months After Firing Him, Asks For Laptop Password
The employer requested him to share the laptop password to perform a factory reset to prepare the device for a new user to use in future.
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"Symbol Of Unity, Harmony": PM Modi After Inaugurating Hindu Temple In Abu Dhabi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday said that the inauguration of the BAPS Hindu temple here has years of hard work behind it and the dreams of many are connected with the religious place which will be a symbol of unity and harmony.
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Pakistan Elections: US Says "Claims Of Fraud Should Be Fully Probed"
The United States on Friday called into question the "undue restrictions" put in place during Pakistan's electoral process and expressed concern about allegations of vote-rigging, but pledged to work with whoever forms the next government.
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A Father And Teen Son, Out For Bowling Night, Among US Shooting Victims
A father and his teenage son out for a night of bowling and a bar employee at his place of work were among those killed in shooting attacks in Lewiston, Maine, family members said on Thursday.
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Tripura Chief Minister Returns To "Old Work Place", Performs Surgery
Tripura Chief Minister Manik Saha on Tuesday performed a successful operation on one of his former students who had suffered a fracture in a two-wheeler accident.
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"No Plan To Allow Muslim Staff To Leave Early During Ramzan": Karnataka Minister
Karnataka Home Minister G Parameshwara on Friday said that there was no proposal before the government, nor had any discussion taken place, regarding allowing Muslim government employees to leave work early during Ramzan.
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Injured In Crash, Karnataka Man Given Stitches Under Flashlight At Hospital
A man injured in a road accident was given stitches under the light from mobile phone flashlights in a government hospital in Karnataka's Ballari. The incident, which took place on February 13, was recorded on camera and the video is viral.
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Government Worked With A Determination To End "Policy Paralysis": President
Addressing a joint session of Parliament, signalling the start of the Budget session, President Murmu said the government has placed a special focus on the education of the youth and is creating new employment opportunities for them.
-
Trump Administration Directs US Agencies To Start Firing Diversity Staff
The administration of President Donald Trump on Friday directed federal agencies to start terminating staffers working in positions related to diversity programs, after placing them on paid leave earlier this week.
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KTR, Harish Rao, 6 Other BRS Leaders Placed Under 'House Arrest': Party
BRS working president KT Rama Rao (KTR), and 7 other leaders have been placed under house arrest by the police on Tuesday morning, the party claimed.
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Digital Arrest Scammers Target Japanese Man In Bengaluru, Con Him Of Rs 35 Lakhs
A Japanese national working in Bengaluru lost Rs 35.5 lakh to cyber fraudsters, who posed as Mumbai Police officers and placed him under "digital arrest", alleging his involvement in a money laundering case.
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Minister Shares Update On Second Phase Of Semiconductor Policy Semicon 2.0
The government has started working on the second phase of the semiconductor policy, Semicon 2.0, which is expected to be in place in 3-4 months, Union Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw said on Wednesday.
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Tamil Nadu Women Cops To Get 1 Year Maternity Leave: Chief Minister MK Stalin
Women police in the state force will be entitled to one year's maternity leave, and upon resuming work they will be posted at a place of their choice for three years to nurture their children, Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M K Stalin said on Friday.
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Britain's New Government Aims To Regulate Most Powerful AI Models
UK PM Keir Starmer's government said it would seek to establish appropriate legislation to place requirements on those working to develop "the most powerful AI models." Under Sunak, the government avoided introducing targeted AI regulation.
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Building This Whole Place From Scratch: Smriti Irani On Amethi
Rahul Gandhi chose not to fight from Amethi because doing so would have been tough and the contest in the constituency is a reflection of the work she has done for five years and his "absence" of 15 years, Union Minister Smriti Irani has said.
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Employer Contacts Man 6 Months After Firing Him, Asks For Laptop Password
The employer requested him to share the laptop password to perform a factory reset to prepare the device for a new user to use in future.
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"Symbol Of Unity, Harmony": PM Modi After Inaugurating Hindu Temple In Abu Dhabi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday said that the inauguration of the BAPS Hindu temple here has years of hard work behind it and the dreams of many are connected with the religious place which will be a symbol of unity and harmony.
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Pakistan Elections: US Says "Claims Of Fraud Should Be Fully Probed"
The United States on Friday called into question the "undue restrictions" put in place during Pakistan's electoral process and expressed concern about allegations of vote-rigging, but pledged to work with whoever forms the next government.
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A Father And Teen Son, Out For Bowling Night, Among US Shooting Victims
A father and his teenage son out for a night of bowling and a bar employee at his place of work were among those killed in shooting attacks in Lewiston, Maine, family members said on Thursday.
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Tripura Chief Minister Returns To "Old Work Place", Performs Surgery
Tripura Chief Minister Manik Saha on Tuesday performed a successful operation on one of his former students who had suffered a fracture in a two-wheeler accident.
