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TCS Tightens Bench Policy, Minimum 225-Day Billing Now Mandatory
Tata Consultancy Services has introduced a new rule, mandating at least 225 days of billing every year for all employees.
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India's Social Security Coverage Increased By 64% In 10 Years: Centre
India has achieved a milestone in social protection coverage, recording one of the most significant expansions globally. India's social security coverage has risen from 19% in 2015 to 64.3% in 2025, a 45 percentage point surge in the last ten years.
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Marine Vet Paralysed After Being Shot By Illegal Migrant Arrested 4 Times
A Texas Marine Corps veteran employed as a security guard at a sports bar was allegedly shot by an illegal immigrant and left severely injured. Jimmy Friesenhahn is now paralysed and battling for his life.
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Investment, Port Digitisation Discussed In India-Japan Meet On Maritime Ties
Investment, port digitisation and employment of Indian seafarers by Japan were among the topics discussed by Indian and Japanese ministers.
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"Knowing More Languages Enhances Employability": Education Minister To NDTV
Countering the Opposition's offensive against the three-language formula in the National Education Policy (NEP), Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan has blamed "political positioning" by three states and stressed that NEP does not impose Hindi.
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Executive Fired For Calling Anchor "Too Gay" To Receive Rs 85 Crore In Compensation
The saga started in 2021 when an article detailed allegations against Peter Dunn about improper behaviour at the workplace.
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Suzuki Motorcycle India To Invest Rs 1200 Crore In Manufacturing Plant In Haryana
Suzuki to invest Rs 1,200 crore to scale up production, boost local employment and promote sustainability.
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NASA Fires Employee After Post On Her Article Take Down Goes Viral
NASA has sacked an employee of Caribbean origin in compliance with Donald Trump's executive order to "terminate" all persons employed under the Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion initiative.
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What Is Loitering Munition That India Used Against Pak In Operation Sindoor
Precision strike weapon systems from the Indian Army, Navy, and Air Force, including loitering munitions, were employed in Operation Sindoor, which successfully targeted 9 terror camps across Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Jammu and Kashmir (PoJK).
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UK Woman Wins Rs 28 Lakh In Compensation After Company Fired Her On Day Off
The woman received he news of her sacking through a Microsoft Teams meeting where she wasn't given any opportunity to ask questions.
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How Shankar Mahadevan Experimented With Music AI Sandbox To Create The Song Rubaroo
The Lab Session took place in Shankar Mahadevan's music studio, for over 30 hours, and led to delving into his creative process
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How Much Time Do Professionals Spend Commuting To Office? Report Says...
Thousands of professionals employed in Global Capability Centres (GCCs) in Bengaluru, Hyderabad and the National Capital Region (NCR) spend somewhere between 45 and 55 minutes one way travelling to work, according to a new report.
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Employment In India Grown Faster Than Working-Age Population: World Bank
The report also highlighted a rise in self-employment, particularly among rural workers and women. A growing number of individuals are opting to work for themselves rather than taking on regular jobs.
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EPFO Adds 16.1 Lakh Members In February, Reflects Rise In Employment
The Employees' Provident Fund Organisation (EPFO) on Monday announced a net addition of 16.10 lakh members in February this year.
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Workers Given Electric Shock, Nails Pulled Out By Employer In Chhattisgarh
Two ice cream factory workers in Korba district were allegedly tortured by their employer and his aide who pulled out their nails and administered them electric shocks on suspicion of theft, police said on Saturday.
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TCS Tightens Bench Policy, Minimum 225-Day Billing Now Mandatory
Tata Consultancy Services has introduced a new rule, mandating at least 225 days of billing every year for all employees.
-
India's Social Security Coverage Increased By 64% In 10 Years: Centre
India has achieved a milestone in social protection coverage, recording one of the most significant expansions globally. India's social security coverage has risen from 19% in 2015 to 64.3% in 2025, a 45 percentage point surge in the last ten years.
-
Marine Vet Paralysed After Being Shot By Illegal Migrant Arrested 4 Times
A Texas Marine Corps veteran employed as a security guard at a sports bar was allegedly shot by an illegal immigrant and left severely injured. Jimmy Friesenhahn is now paralysed and battling for his life.
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Investment, Port Digitisation Discussed In India-Japan Meet On Maritime Ties
Investment, port digitisation and employment of Indian seafarers by Japan were among the topics discussed by Indian and Japanese ministers.
-
"Knowing More Languages Enhances Employability": Education Minister To NDTV
Countering the Opposition's offensive against the three-language formula in the National Education Policy (NEP), Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan has blamed "political positioning" by three states and stressed that NEP does not impose Hindi.
-
Executive Fired For Calling Anchor "Too Gay" To Receive Rs 85 Crore In Compensation
The saga started in 2021 when an article detailed allegations against Peter Dunn about improper behaviour at the workplace.
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Suzuki Motorcycle India To Invest Rs 1200 Crore In Manufacturing Plant In Haryana
Suzuki to invest Rs 1,200 crore to scale up production, boost local employment and promote sustainability.
-
NASA Fires Employee After Post On Her Article Take Down Goes Viral
NASA has sacked an employee of Caribbean origin in compliance with Donald Trump's executive order to "terminate" all persons employed under the Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion initiative.
-
What Is Loitering Munition That India Used Against Pak In Operation Sindoor
Precision strike weapon systems from the Indian Army, Navy, and Air Force, including loitering munitions, were employed in Operation Sindoor, which successfully targeted 9 terror camps across Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Jammu and Kashmir (PoJK).
-
UK Woman Wins Rs 28 Lakh In Compensation After Company Fired Her On Day Off
The woman received he news of her sacking through a Microsoft Teams meeting where she wasn't given any opportunity to ask questions.
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How Shankar Mahadevan Experimented With Music AI Sandbox To Create The Song Rubaroo
The Lab Session took place in Shankar Mahadevan's music studio, for over 30 hours, and led to delving into his creative process
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How Much Time Do Professionals Spend Commuting To Office? Report Says...
Thousands of professionals employed in Global Capability Centres (GCCs) in Bengaluru, Hyderabad and the National Capital Region (NCR) spend somewhere between 45 and 55 minutes one way travelling to work, according to a new report.
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Employment In India Grown Faster Than Working-Age Population: World Bank
The report also highlighted a rise in self-employment, particularly among rural workers and women. A growing number of individuals are opting to work for themselves rather than taking on regular jobs.
-
EPFO Adds 16.1 Lakh Members In February, Reflects Rise In Employment
The Employees' Provident Fund Organisation (EPFO) on Monday announced a net addition of 16.10 lakh members in February this year.
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Workers Given Electric Shock, Nails Pulled Out By Employer In Chhattisgarh
Two ice cream factory workers in Korba district were allegedly tortured by their employer and his aide who pulled out their nails and administered them electric shocks on suspicion of theft, police said on Saturday.
