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Russia Advances In Ukraine's Kharkiv, Recaptures Symbolic Town In South
Russia said Wednesday its forces had pushed deeper into the Kharkiv region and also captured the symbolic town of Robotyne further south, one of the only prizes of Ukraine's underwhelming counteroffensive last summer.
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In This German City, Students Drive Trams Amid Severe Worker Shortage
Seated before the tram's control panel, Benedikt Hanne, 24, deftly steered the red and white wagons, hours before heading to Nuremberg University to study for a social work degree.
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Amid Chaos, Union Minister Says Steps Taken To Decongest Delhi Airport
The civil aviation ministry on Monday said various steps, including the opening of two additional entry gates for passengers and deployment of additional CISF manpower, have been taken to ease congestion at Delhi airport.
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Russia Likely To "Rely On Nuclear Deterrent" If War Drags: Pentagon Agency
President Vladimir Putin can be expected to brandish threats to use nuclear weapons against the West if stiff Ukrainian resistance to Russia's invasion continues, draining conventional manpower and equipment.
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Police Busts Fake Job Consultancy Racket In Hyderabad, 6 Arrested
A racket of fake manpower consultancy agencies was today busted here and six people were arrested for allegedly cheating unemployed youths by promising jobs in Gulf countries after taking money from them, police said.
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CBI May Collapse Due To Lack Of Manpower, Says Its Chief Anil Sinha
Citing a large number of cases for probe coupled with acute manpower shortage, CBI Director Anil Sinha has demanded more personnel from states on deputation to the agency, saying if this is not done, the agency would collapse.
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Troubled US Nuclear Force Needs Reform, Funds: Chuck Hagel
The US nuclear force is plagued by declining morale, manpower shortages and mismanagement that could jeopardize its safety and effectiveness, Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel said Friday.
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The United States 'Triad' of Nuclear Weapons
The Pentagon vowed Friday to reform how it manages the US military's vast nuclear arsenal after government reviews found low morale among missile crews, manpower shortfalls and poor leadership.
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Russia Advances In Ukraine's Kharkiv, Recaptures Symbolic Town In South
Russia said Wednesday its forces had pushed deeper into the Kharkiv region and also captured the symbolic town of Robotyne further south, one of the only prizes of Ukraine's underwhelming counteroffensive last summer.
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In This German City, Students Drive Trams Amid Severe Worker Shortage
Seated before the tram's control panel, Benedikt Hanne, 24, deftly steered the red and white wagons, hours before heading to Nuremberg University to study for a social work degree.
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Amid Chaos, Union Minister Says Steps Taken To Decongest Delhi Airport
The civil aviation ministry on Monday said various steps, including the opening of two additional entry gates for passengers and deployment of additional CISF manpower, have been taken to ease congestion at Delhi airport.
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Russia Likely To "Rely On Nuclear Deterrent" If War Drags: Pentagon Agency
President Vladimir Putin can be expected to brandish threats to use nuclear weapons against the West if stiff Ukrainian resistance to Russia's invasion continues, draining conventional manpower and equipment.
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Police Busts Fake Job Consultancy Racket In Hyderabad, 6 Arrested
A racket of fake manpower consultancy agencies was today busted here and six people were arrested for allegedly cheating unemployed youths by promising jobs in Gulf countries after taking money from them, police said.
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CBI May Collapse Due To Lack Of Manpower, Says Its Chief Anil Sinha
Citing a large number of cases for probe coupled with acute manpower shortage, CBI Director Anil Sinha has demanded more personnel from states on deputation to the agency, saying if this is not done, the agency would collapse.
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Troubled US Nuclear Force Needs Reform, Funds: Chuck Hagel
The US nuclear force is plagued by declining morale, manpower shortages and mismanagement that could jeopardize its safety and effectiveness, Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel said Friday.
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The United States 'Triad' of Nuclear Weapons
The Pentagon vowed Friday to reform how it manages the US military's vast nuclear arsenal after government reviews found low morale among missile crews, manpower shortfalls and poor leadership.
