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5-Km Trek Through Forest, Maoist Drones Above: How Poll Officers Keep Democracy Ticking
They cross glaciers, lug electronic voting machines up mountains on their backs, and work in dangerous areas to ensure every last person can cast their ballot in the world's largest democracy.
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"Remove Marital Status In iPhone Job Ads", Foxconn Tells Indian Recruiters: Report
Apple supplier Foxconn has ordered the hiring agents that help recruit iPhone assembly workers in India to remove age, gender and marital criteria as well as the manufacturer's name in job advertisements.
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Conspiracy Claim Follows Rail Worker's Death, Probe Cites Poor Coordination
A preliminary inquiry by the Indian Railways found that a worker was crushed to death at Bihar's Barauni Junction station after "poor coordination" between two pointsmen during a shunting operation.
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'Slapped BJP Worker Over Rape Threats': Congress On Case Against UP Leader
The Congress on Saturday slammed the action taken against an Indian Youth Congress leader and her family who allegedly thrashed a BJP worker here over "rape threats" issued by him on social media.
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Indians Have Highest Concentration Of Professionals In UK: Report
The ethnic group with the highest concentration of professional workers in the UK is Indian, a new think-tank analysis concludes on Monday.
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Outrage As Congress Man Takes Off Siddaramaiah's Shoes Holding Tricolour
A video showing a Congress worker taking off the shoes of Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah with the Indian flag in his hand has prompted an attack from the BJP, which has accused the Congress leader of "insulting the nation's pride".
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Apple Said to Face Possibility of Relying on China After Tata Plant Fire
A recent fire at Tata Group's Apple iPhone component plant in southern India has caused an indefinite production halt at Tata's Hosur plant in Tamil Nadu, the only Indian supplier of iPhone back panels and some other parts for both contract manufacturer Foxconn in the country and its own iPhone assembly at another plant.
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US Opens Additional 2.5 Lakh Visa Appointments For Indian Travelers
The US Mission to India opened an additional 250,000 visa appointments for Indian travelers, including tourists, skilled workers, and students.
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Samsung Defends Indian Wages as Strike at Plant Enters Third Week
More than 1,000 workers have disrupted operations and protested in a makeshift tent close to Samsung's home appliances factory near the city of Chennai since September 9.
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"Have 6 Months": Indian Man Diagnosed With Cancer In US, Seeks H-1B Guidance
The H-1B visa is a non-immigrant visa that allows US companies to employ foreign workers in specialty occupations that require theoretical or technical expertise.
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"Satisfied" With Indian Construction Workers, Expecting More To Arrive: Israel
Israel is "anticipating" the arrival of over 1,000 Indian construction workers soon after it expressed "satisfaction" with the workers who arrived under the bilateral agreements between our two countries.
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Independence Day: Olympic Team, Border Roads Workers, 'Lakhpati Didis' Among 6,000 Guests
The Indian contingent from the Paris Olympics, student beneficiaries from the Atal Innovation Mission (AIM), workers of the Border Roads Organisation and sarpanches were among the 6,000 special guests at the 78th Independence Day at Red Fort.
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17 Indian Construction Workers Stranded In Bangladesh Evacuated By Border Force
Altogether 17 Indian workers engaged in road construction in Bangladesh and stranded due to the ongoing unrest were evacuated by the BSF, an official said on Thursday.
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Singapore's Indian-Origin Opposition Leader Retains Key Post In His Party
Singapore's Indian-origin Leader of Opposition Pritam Singh has been re-elected secretary-general of the Workers' Party (WP), ahead of the city-state's next general election.
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Employer Of Indian Man Who Died While Working In Italy Farm Arrested: Centre
The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) on Friday condemned the negligence in the treatment of Satnam Singh, an Indian worker who died in north Italy, stating that his employer, responsible for his medical care, has been arrested.
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5-Km Trek Through Forest, Maoist Drones Above: How Poll Officers Keep Democracy Ticking
They cross glaciers, lug electronic voting machines up mountains on their backs, and work in dangerous areas to ensure every last person can cast their ballot in the world's largest democracy.
-
"Remove Marital Status In iPhone Job Ads", Foxconn Tells Indian Recruiters: Report
Apple supplier Foxconn has ordered the hiring agents that help recruit iPhone assembly workers in India to remove age, gender and marital criteria as well as the manufacturer's name in job advertisements.
-
Conspiracy Claim Follows Rail Worker's Death, Probe Cites Poor Coordination
A preliminary inquiry by the Indian Railways found that a worker was crushed to death at Bihar's Barauni Junction station after "poor coordination" between two pointsmen during a shunting operation.
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'Slapped BJP Worker Over Rape Threats': Congress On Case Against UP Leader
The Congress on Saturday slammed the action taken against an Indian Youth Congress leader and her family who allegedly thrashed a BJP worker here over "rape threats" issued by him on social media.
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Indians Have Highest Concentration Of Professionals In UK: Report
The ethnic group with the highest concentration of professional workers in the UK is Indian, a new think-tank analysis concludes on Monday.
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Outrage As Congress Man Takes Off Siddaramaiah's Shoes Holding Tricolour
A video showing a Congress worker taking off the shoes of Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah with the Indian flag in his hand has prompted an attack from the BJP, which has accused the Congress leader of "insulting the nation's pride".
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Apple Said to Face Possibility of Relying on China After Tata Plant Fire
A recent fire at Tata Group's Apple iPhone component plant in southern India has caused an indefinite production halt at Tata's Hosur plant in Tamil Nadu, the only Indian supplier of iPhone back panels and some other parts for both contract manufacturer Foxconn in the country and its own iPhone assembly at another plant.
-
US Opens Additional 2.5 Lakh Visa Appointments For Indian Travelers
The US Mission to India opened an additional 250,000 visa appointments for Indian travelers, including tourists, skilled workers, and students.
-
Samsung Defends Indian Wages as Strike at Plant Enters Third Week
More than 1,000 workers have disrupted operations and protested in a makeshift tent close to Samsung's home appliances factory near the city of Chennai since September 9.
-
"Have 6 Months": Indian Man Diagnosed With Cancer In US, Seeks H-1B Guidance
The H-1B visa is a non-immigrant visa that allows US companies to employ foreign workers in specialty occupations that require theoretical or technical expertise.
-
"Satisfied" With Indian Construction Workers, Expecting More To Arrive: Israel
Israel is "anticipating" the arrival of over 1,000 Indian construction workers soon after it expressed "satisfaction" with the workers who arrived under the bilateral agreements between our two countries.
-
Independence Day: Olympic Team, Border Roads Workers, 'Lakhpati Didis' Among 6,000 Guests
The Indian contingent from the Paris Olympics, student beneficiaries from the Atal Innovation Mission (AIM), workers of the Border Roads Organisation and sarpanches were among the 6,000 special guests at the 78th Independence Day at Red Fort.
-
17 Indian Construction Workers Stranded In Bangladesh Evacuated By Border Force
Altogether 17 Indian workers engaged in road construction in Bangladesh and stranded due to the ongoing unrest were evacuated by the BSF, an official said on Thursday.
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Singapore's Indian-Origin Opposition Leader Retains Key Post In His Party
Singapore's Indian-origin Leader of Opposition Pritam Singh has been re-elected secretary-general of the Workers' Party (WP), ahead of the city-state's next general election.
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Employer Of Indian Man Who Died While Working In Italy Farm Arrested: Centre
The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) on Friday condemned the negligence in the treatment of Satnam Singh, an Indian worker who died in north Italy, stating that his employer, responsible for his medical care, has been arrested.