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"We Will Set An Example For Every Airline": Aviation Minister In Parliament On IndiGo Crisis
As IndiGo tries to restore full-scale operations after a shortage of crew triggered chaos at airports across the country, Union Civil Aviation Minister Rammohan Naidu has warned of tough action against the airline to "set an example" for other lines.
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"We Value Our Ties": Russia Okays Key Defence Pact With India Ahead Of Putin's Visit
Russia's lower house of parliament, State Duma, on Tuesday ratified a key military pact with India ahead of President Vladimir Putin's state visit to New Delhi on December 4-5.
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Sheikh Hasina's Family Hit With Fresh Sentences In Corruption Case
In a continuation of the corruption cases against Sheikh Hasina and her family members, more trouble has emerged for the former Prime Minister, her sister, and her niece, British Member of Parliament Tulip Siddiq.
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Explained: How New Labour Codes Mark Transformative Step For Welfare Of Workers
The establishment of the new Labour Codes marks a transformative step in India's labour landscape -- one that balances the welfare of workers with the efficiency of enterprises, the government data showed on Friday.
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"Stand And Greet": New SOP For Maharashtra Officials To Welcome Politicians
The Maharashtra government has ordered its employees to treat all visiting Members of Parliament (MPs) and Members of Legislative Assembly (MLAs) with respect by "standing up and greeting" them.
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UK Doubles Settlement Period To 10 Years Under New 'Earned' Migration Model
The UK government tabled its proposal in Parliament on Thursday to double the period international migrants, including Indians, would be expected to wait before applying for indefinite leave to remain (ILR) under a new "earned settlement" model.
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Pakistan Puts Asim Munir's Army Above State: What It Means
The Pakistan government's 27th Constitutional Amendment Bill grants sweeping powers to the country's army chief, Asim Munir. Under the constitutional changes passed by the upper house of parliament, Munir will take overall command of the military.
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"I'm All About Stopping War": Trump In Israel Amid Cheers, Call for Nobel
US President Donald Trump praised Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu as he began his speech in the Israeli Parliament hours after Hamas freed 20 remaining hostages:"Thank you very much, Bibi. Great job".
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'Israel Open To Peace Deal With Arab, Muslim Countries,' Says Netanyahu
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, in a speech to parliament welcoming US President Donald Trump on Monday, said Israel could pursue new "peace treaties" with Arab and Muslim countries in the Middle East and beyond.
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France Unveils New Government Led By Same PM Amid Political Crisis
France has been mired in political crisis ever since Macron last year called snap polls, intending to consolidate his power but ending up instead with a hung parliament and gains for the far right.
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Syria Selects Members Of First Post-Assad Parliament
Local committees in Syria cast their ballots for members of a transitional parliament in a process criticised as undemocratic, with a third of the new lawmakers to be appointed directly by interim leader Ahmed al-Sharaa.
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"Not Here To Taste Power": Nepal's New PM Sets A 6-Month Deadline
Sushila Karki, Nepal's interim Prime Minister and former Chief Justice of its Supreme Court, has said that she and her team are not interested in power and would hand over the country's responsibility to a new parliament within six months.
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India To Get New Vice President Today: How Is The Veep Elected
India will elect its next Vice President today. The BJP-led National Democratic Alliance has fielded CP Radhakrishnan against the opposition INDIA bloc's B Sudershan Reddy.
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French PM Ousted: What It Means For The Macron Government
Ousted PM Francois Bayrou is to submit his resignation on Tuesday morning with French President Emmanuel Macron naming a successor in the coming days, the presidency said.
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Nepal Lifts Ban On Social Media Apps After Deadly Protests
The Nepal government was the first to blink. In a late-night decision, the government lifted the ban on social media apps after protests, led by Gen Z, turned violent, resulting in clashes with the police that led to the death of 19 people.
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"We Will Set An Example For Every Airline": Aviation Minister In Parliament On IndiGo Crisis
As IndiGo tries to restore full-scale operations after a shortage of crew triggered chaos at airports across the country, Union Civil Aviation Minister Rammohan Naidu has warned of tough action against the airline to "set an example" for other lines.
-
"We Value Our Ties": Russia Okays Key Defence Pact With India Ahead Of Putin's Visit
Russia's lower house of parliament, State Duma, on Tuesday ratified a key military pact with India ahead of President Vladimir Putin's state visit to New Delhi on December 4-5.
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Sheikh Hasina's Family Hit With Fresh Sentences In Corruption Case
In a continuation of the corruption cases against Sheikh Hasina and her family members, more trouble has emerged for the former Prime Minister, her sister, and her niece, British Member of Parliament Tulip Siddiq.
-
Explained: How New Labour Codes Mark Transformative Step For Welfare Of Workers
The establishment of the new Labour Codes marks a transformative step in India's labour landscape -- one that balances the welfare of workers with the efficiency of enterprises, the government data showed on Friday.
-
"Stand And Greet": New SOP For Maharashtra Officials To Welcome Politicians
The Maharashtra government has ordered its employees to treat all visiting Members of Parliament (MPs) and Members of Legislative Assembly (MLAs) with respect by "standing up and greeting" them.
-
UK Doubles Settlement Period To 10 Years Under New 'Earned' Migration Model
The UK government tabled its proposal in Parliament on Thursday to double the period international migrants, including Indians, would be expected to wait before applying for indefinite leave to remain (ILR) under a new "earned settlement" model.
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Pakistan Puts Asim Munir's Army Above State: What It Means
The Pakistan government's 27th Constitutional Amendment Bill grants sweeping powers to the country's army chief, Asim Munir. Under the constitutional changes passed by the upper house of parliament, Munir will take overall command of the military.
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"I'm All About Stopping War": Trump In Israel Amid Cheers, Call for Nobel
US President Donald Trump praised Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu as he began his speech in the Israeli Parliament hours after Hamas freed 20 remaining hostages:"Thank you very much, Bibi. Great job".
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'Israel Open To Peace Deal With Arab, Muslim Countries,' Says Netanyahu
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, in a speech to parliament welcoming US President Donald Trump on Monday, said Israel could pursue new "peace treaties" with Arab and Muslim countries in the Middle East and beyond.
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France Unveils New Government Led By Same PM Amid Political Crisis
France has been mired in political crisis ever since Macron last year called snap polls, intending to consolidate his power but ending up instead with a hung parliament and gains for the far right.
-
Syria Selects Members Of First Post-Assad Parliament
Local committees in Syria cast their ballots for members of a transitional parliament in a process criticised as undemocratic, with a third of the new lawmakers to be appointed directly by interim leader Ahmed al-Sharaa.
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"Not Here To Taste Power": Nepal's New PM Sets A 6-Month Deadline
Sushila Karki, Nepal's interim Prime Minister and former Chief Justice of its Supreme Court, has said that she and her team are not interested in power and would hand over the country's responsibility to a new parliament within six months.
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India To Get New Vice President Today: How Is The Veep Elected
India will elect its next Vice President today. The BJP-led National Democratic Alliance has fielded CP Radhakrishnan against the opposition INDIA bloc's B Sudershan Reddy.
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French PM Ousted: What It Means For The Macron Government
Ousted PM Francois Bayrou is to submit his resignation on Tuesday morning with French President Emmanuel Macron naming a successor in the coming days, the presidency said.
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Nepal Lifts Ban On Social Media Apps After Deadly Protests
The Nepal government was the first to blink. In a late-night decision, the government lifted the ban on social media apps after protests, led by Gen Z, turned violent, resulting in clashes with the police that led to the death of 19 people.
