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Are Minimum Wage Laws Doing More Harm Than Good To Low-Income Workers?
Around 64% of Indian workers earn below the minimum wage. For almost half the workforce, hiring them would be illegal even after a 30% pay raise.
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"Saw Trump's Resilient Side": Indian Journalist Who Attended US Event To NDTV
Saurabh Shukla, editor-in-chief of Newsmobile, credited the US Secret Service for successfully prevent the attacker from entering the ballroom where the event was underway.
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"Gas Connection Will Be Cut Tonight": How Mumbaikars Were Duped Amid Mideast Crisis
The Mahanagar Gas Limited (MGL) customers said the scammers sent them messages to pay their pending bills.
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What Crisis? There's A Diet Coke Party In Delhi This Sunday, With Tickets Worth The Cost Of 29 Cans
Clearly aware of just how passionate Diet Coke lovers can be, a Delhi restaurant has transformed that affection into a themed event.
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House Help Crisis Grips Gurugram As Bengal Migrants Return Home To Vote
The residents are now compelled to sweep, mop, wash dishes, and do the laundry on their own, in what has added to their already hectic office hours.
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Airlines Cancel Flights, Hike Ticket Prices As Jet Fuel Crisis Cripples Aviation
Iran has currently allowed only a trickle of ships to pass through the Strait of Hormuz, disrupting global oil shipments and causing major supply chain interruptions.
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Iran War Impacted Diesel Prices Much More Than Gasoline. Here's Why
The United States is the biggest exporter of petroleum products, including diesel. But with a fifth of the world's oil supply choked off at Hormuz, even the US could not make up for the shortfall.
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Spain Affirms Being 'Reliable' NATO Partner Amid US-Led Expulsion Rumours
"Spain is a reliable member within NATO" which is fulfilling all its obligations, Sanchez told reporters in Cyprus, where he was attending an EU summit.
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Trump's Messaging Blitz Divides Advisers As Iran Talks Waver
Trump's social media threats intended to humiliate Tehran's leaders make them less inclined to strike a deal with the US.
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How Karnataka Bypolls Could Decide Crisis Manager DK Shivakumar's Future
The bypolls in Bagalkot and Davanagere South were not just local contests, but a test of how united the Karnataka Congress really is.
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Are Minimum Wage Laws Doing More Harm Than Good To Low-Income Workers?
Around 64% of Indian workers earn below the minimum wage. For almost half the workforce, hiring them would be illegal even after a 30% pay raise.
-
"Saw Trump's Resilient Side": Indian Journalist Who Attended US Event To NDTV
Saurabh Shukla, editor-in-chief of Newsmobile, credited the US Secret Service for successfully prevent the attacker from entering the ballroom where the event was underway.
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"Gas Connection Will Be Cut Tonight": How Mumbaikars Were Duped Amid Mideast Crisis
The Mahanagar Gas Limited (MGL) customers said the scammers sent them messages to pay their pending bills.
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What Crisis? There's A Diet Coke Party In Delhi This Sunday, With Tickets Worth The Cost Of 29 Cans
Clearly aware of just how passionate Diet Coke lovers can be, a Delhi restaurant has transformed that affection into a themed event.
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House Help Crisis Grips Gurugram As Bengal Migrants Return Home To Vote
The residents are now compelled to sweep, mop, wash dishes, and do the laundry on their own, in what has added to their already hectic office hours.
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Airlines Cancel Flights, Hike Ticket Prices As Jet Fuel Crisis Cripples Aviation
Iran has currently allowed only a trickle of ships to pass through the Strait of Hormuz, disrupting global oil shipments and causing major supply chain interruptions.
-
Iran War Impacted Diesel Prices Much More Than Gasoline. Here's Why
The United States is the biggest exporter of petroleum products, including diesel. But with a fifth of the world's oil supply choked off at Hormuz, even the US could not make up for the shortfall.
-
Spain Affirms Being 'Reliable' NATO Partner Amid US-Led Expulsion Rumours
"Spain is a reliable member within NATO" which is fulfilling all its obligations, Sanchez told reporters in Cyprus, where he was attending an EU summit.
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Trump's Messaging Blitz Divides Advisers As Iran Talks Waver
Trump's social media threats intended to humiliate Tehran's leaders make them less inclined to strike a deal with the US.
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How Karnataka Bypolls Could Decide Crisis Manager DK Shivakumar's Future
The bypolls in Bagalkot and Davanagere South were not just local contests, but a test of how united the Karnataka Congress really is.
