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Canada Lowers International Study Permits, Big Impact On Indian Students
The Canadian government expects a seven per cent drop in international study permits next year, capping 2026 issuances at 408,000.
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6 Remote Places On Earth You Can Still Travel To
Searching for remote destinations that seem straight out of a dream? Check out this list of the world's loneliest places you can still visit.
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Sikkim's Upcoming QR-Based Permit System: A Game-Changer For Travellers
This initiative aims to create a more efficient, secure, and sustainable travel experience, protecting Sikkim's ecological balance while welcoming the world to explore its breathtaking beauty.
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Viral: US Restaurant Worker Caught Slamming Frozen Meat On Pavement Near Garbage Heap
After the video went viral, investigators discovered major violations, including a cockroach infestation, improper sanitisation of utensils and equipment, and a failure by staff to demonstrate basic food-safety knowledge.
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Finished Studies In Canada? Know What To Do If Work Permit Is Denied
Canada Work Permit For Students: Students can take up part-time jobs while studying, enabling them to support themselves and gain early work exposure.
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Supreme Court Limits Tiger Safaris To Non-Forest Land, Bans Night Tourism
The new directions aim at reversing large-scale ecological damage inside the tiger reserves.
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'Is That Juice Packet?' Top Court Questions 'Dangerous' Liquor Tetra Packs
What is this -- a juice packet? Should liquor in tetra packs be permitted at all? The Supreme Court wondered on Monday, noting that such packaging was "dangerous" and deceiving, as it heard a trademark dispute between two liquor giants of the country
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Thailand Relaxes Afternoon Alcohol Rules After Tourism Industry Pushback
Thailand will once again permit alcohol sales from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m., beginning early December. This announcement comes days after stricter restrictions were imposed.
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Unrest In Bangladesh As Dhaka Court Sets Hasina's Trial Verdict For November 17
The Muhammad Yunus regime in Bangladesh is not happy with New Delhi permitting the former Prime Minister, Sheikh Hasina, to freely interact with the media.
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Inter-State Omni Buses To Stay Off Roads Across South India Over Tax Disputes
Inter-state omni bus operations across South India would come to a standstill from today, with operators in Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh, Telangana, Kerala, and Puducherry joining a coordinated strike to protest what they call "unfair and un
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Thailand Tightens Alcohol Rules, Imposes Hefty Fines For Drinking Outside Legal Hours
A mid-day bottle of beer in Thailand can now cost much more than your budget trip to the country.
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Hornbill Festival 2025: When It's Happening, What To Expect And How To Reach
Hornbill Festival 2025: Here's all you need to know about Nagaland's most vibrant celebration
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Canada Plans To Poach H-1B Visa Holders, Skilled Workers Amid US Immigration Crackdown
Canada is planning to reduce admissions of foreign students, including Indians, by 25-32 per cent starting next year, while creating special entry pathways for thousands of top international researchers and H-1B visa holders from the United States.
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Mumbai Civic Body Allows "Controlled Feeding" Of Pigeons For Only 2 Hours
Mumbai's civic body on Friday said it has permitted "controlled feeding" of pigeons at four new locations in the city for two hours in the morning.
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Aviation Body Allows Limited Exemption For Air India's Long-Haul 787 Flights
The aviation watchdog has granted Air India a limited exemption permitting select long-haul Boeing 787 flights to exceed standard flight and duty time limits only when the flight time and duty period increase after departure.
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Canada Lowers International Study Permits, Big Impact On Indian Students
The Canadian government expects a seven per cent drop in international study permits next year, capping 2026 issuances at 408,000.
-
6 Remote Places On Earth You Can Still Travel To
Searching for remote destinations that seem straight out of a dream? Check out this list of the world's loneliest places you can still visit.
-
Sikkim's Upcoming QR-Based Permit System: A Game-Changer For Travellers
This initiative aims to create a more efficient, secure, and sustainable travel experience, protecting Sikkim's ecological balance while welcoming the world to explore its breathtaking beauty.
-
Viral: US Restaurant Worker Caught Slamming Frozen Meat On Pavement Near Garbage Heap
After the video went viral, investigators discovered major violations, including a cockroach infestation, improper sanitisation of utensils and equipment, and a failure by staff to demonstrate basic food-safety knowledge.
-
Finished Studies In Canada? Know What To Do If Work Permit Is Denied
Canada Work Permit For Students: Students can take up part-time jobs while studying, enabling them to support themselves and gain early work exposure.
-
Supreme Court Limits Tiger Safaris To Non-Forest Land, Bans Night Tourism
The new directions aim at reversing large-scale ecological damage inside the tiger reserves.
-
'Is That Juice Packet?' Top Court Questions 'Dangerous' Liquor Tetra Packs
What is this -- a juice packet? Should liquor in tetra packs be permitted at all? The Supreme Court wondered on Monday, noting that such packaging was "dangerous" and deceiving, as it heard a trademark dispute between two liquor giants of the country
-
Thailand Relaxes Afternoon Alcohol Rules After Tourism Industry Pushback
Thailand will once again permit alcohol sales from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m., beginning early December. This announcement comes days after stricter restrictions were imposed.
-
Unrest In Bangladesh As Dhaka Court Sets Hasina's Trial Verdict For November 17
The Muhammad Yunus regime in Bangladesh is not happy with New Delhi permitting the former Prime Minister, Sheikh Hasina, to freely interact with the media.
-
Inter-State Omni Buses To Stay Off Roads Across South India Over Tax Disputes
Inter-state omni bus operations across South India would come to a standstill from today, with operators in Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh, Telangana, Kerala, and Puducherry joining a coordinated strike to protest what they call "unfair and un
-
Thailand Tightens Alcohol Rules, Imposes Hefty Fines For Drinking Outside Legal Hours
A mid-day bottle of beer in Thailand can now cost much more than your budget trip to the country.
-
Hornbill Festival 2025: When It's Happening, What To Expect And How To Reach
Hornbill Festival 2025: Here's all you need to know about Nagaland's most vibrant celebration
-
Canada Plans To Poach H-1B Visa Holders, Skilled Workers Amid US Immigration Crackdown
Canada is planning to reduce admissions of foreign students, including Indians, by 25-32 per cent starting next year, while creating special entry pathways for thousands of top international researchers and H-1B visa holders from the United States.
-
Mumbai Civic Body Allows "Controlled Feeding" Of Pigeons For Only 2 Hours
Mumbai's civic body on Friday said it has permitted "controlled feeding" of pigeons at four new locations in the city for two hours in the morning.
-
Aviation Body Allows Limited Exemption For Air India's Long-Haul 787 Flights
The aviation watchdog has granted Air India a limited exemption permitting select long-haul Boeing 787 flights to exceed standard flight and duty time limits only when the flight time and duty period increase after departure.
