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Labour Unrest At Indian Oil's Panipat Refinery, Work Stops Amid Clashes
Tension at the Indian Oil Corporation Limited (IOCL) refinery in Panipat continued for the third consecutive day on Wednesday as contract labourers intensified their protest, leading to clashes with the police.
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Chinese Influencer Under Fire For Posting Wife's 23-Hour Labour For Views: "Shameless Marketing"
Following the backlash, Paul's account was banned from Weibo and Douyin for violating platform policies regarding privacy and commercial ethics.
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Major EPFO Reform: Subscribers With Rs 1,000 Or Less In Inoperative Accounts To Get Automatic Refund
An EPFO account is classified as inoperative if there has been no contribution or transaction for three consecutive years.
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Unable To Bear Labour Pain, Woman Slits Abdomen, Delivers Healthy Baby Later
A 35-year-old pregnant woman on Thursday allegedly slit her own abdomen with a kitchen knife after she could not bear the labour pain and later delivered a healthy baby girl in Uttar Pradesh's Bahraich district, officials said.
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Rs 5 For A Thali, 1,000 Meals Per Day: Delhi Opens 25 New Atal Canteens
The Delhi government on Thursday inaugurated 25 Atal Canteens across the national capital as part of a scheme to serve affordable and nutritious meals to urban poor, labourers and other underprivileged residents.
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UAE Announces Reduced Private Sector Working Hours For Ramadan 2026
Under UAE labour law, private sector employees, both Muslim and nonMuslim, will work two hours less each day during Ramadan.
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Over 90% Of Companies Admit AI Has Done Nothing For Employment Or Output: Study
A National Bureau of Economic Research study shows over 90 per cent of firms report no change in employment or productivity from AI use in three years.
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Under 1% Reach 100-Day Goal Under MNREGA In Madhya Pradesh In 6 Years
A major political storm has erupted in the Madhya Pradesh Assembly after data revealed that not even one percent of registered labourers received the full 100 days of guaranteed employment under MNREGA in the last six years.
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Why Chinese Cuisine Still Awaits Its 'Chef's Table' Moment In The US
Upscale Chinese American restaurants are redefining perceptions of Chinese cuisine, offering high-end tasting menus while honoring traditional techniques and flavors, challenging the long-held belief that Chinese food should be cheap.
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No Streetlights, UP Biker Falls Into Pit, Dies After Shivering For 12 Hours
In Noida, it was a water-filled pit that killed a techie. Less than a month later, near Kanpur, a deep hole filled with mud, acting almost like quicksand, claimed a 25-year-old labourer's life.
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Labour Unrest At Indian Oil's Panipat Refinery, Work Stops Amid Clashes
Tension at the Indian Oil Corporation Limited (IOCL) refinery in Panipat continued for the third consecutive day on Wednesday as contract labourers intensified their protest, leading to clashes with the police.
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Chinese Influencer Under Fire For Posting Wife's 23-Hour Labour For Views: "Shameless Marketing"
Following the backlash, Paul's account was banned from Weibo and Douyin for violating platform policies regarding privacy and commercial ethics.
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Major EPFO Reform: Subscribers With Rs 1,000 Or Less In Inoperative Accounts To Get Automatic Refund
An EPFO account is classified as inoperative if there has been no contribution or transaction for three consecutive years.
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Unable To Bear Labour Pain, Woman Slits Abdomen, Delivers Healthy Baby Later
A 35-year-old pregnant woman on Thursday allegedly slit her own abdomen with a kitchen knife after she could not bear the labour pain and later delivered a healthy baby girl in Uttar Pradesh's Bahraich district, officials said.
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Rs 5 For A Thali, 1,000 Meals Per Day: Delhi Opens 25 New Atal Canteens
The Delhi government on Thursday inaugurated 25 Atal Canteens across the national capital as part of a scheme to serve affordable and nutritious meals to urban poor, labourers and other underprivileged residents.
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UAE Announces Reduced Private Sector Working Hours For Ramadan 2026
Under UAE labour law, private sector employees, both Muslim and nonMuslim, will work two hours less each day during Ramadan.
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Over 90% Of Companies Admit AI Has Done Nothing For Employment Or Output: Study
A National Bureau of Economic Research study shows over 90 per cent of firms report no change in employment or productivity from AI use in three years.
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Under 1% Reach 100-Day Goal Under MNREGA In Madhya Pradesh In 6 Years
A major political storm has erupted in the Madhya Pradesh Assembly after data revealed that not even one percent of registered labourers received the full 100 days of guaranteed employment under MNREGA in the last six years.
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Why Chinese Cuisine Still Awaits Its 'Chef's Table' Moment In The US
Upscale Chinese American restaurants are redefining perceptions of Chinese cuisine, offering high-end tasting menus while honoring traditional techniques and flavors, challenging the long-held belief that Chinese food should be cheap.
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No Streetlights, UP Biker Falls Into Pit, Dies After Shivering For 12 Hours
In Noida, it was a water-filled pit that killed a techie. Less than a month later, near Kanpur, a deep hole filled with mud, acting almost like quicksand, claimed a 25-year-old labourer's life.
