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No Work-From-Home Mandate Yet, PM Modi's Appeal Not 'Austerity': Sources
The clarification comes after speculation that the government could push companies towards large-scale remote working amid global uncertainty and rising concerns over fuel prices.
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PM Modi's Fuel Conservation Appeal: Tips To Significantly Improve Mileage
Prime Minister Narendra Modi urged citizens to save fuel amid rising global crude oil prices.
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PM Modi Calls For WFH, Travel Curbs Amid Oil Price Hike. What Other Nations Did
New Delhi is the latest among a growing number of Asian economies calling for lower energy consumption amid skyrocketing fuel prices due to Iran tensions.
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WFH, No Foreign Travel: Deja vu In PM Modi's 7 Appeals Amid US-Iran War
US President Donald Trump on Sunday (local time) rejected Iran's peace proposals, pushing the global crude oil price to over $105 a barrel.
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PM Modi's WFH Appeal Sparks Debate: Is Corporate India Ready Again?
Prime Minister Narendra Modi urged Indians to work remotely to save fuel use. He also urged people to use metros and public transport.
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No Work-From-Home Mandate Yet, PM Modi's Appeal Not 'Austerity': Sources
The clarification comes after speculation that the government could push companies towards large-scale remote working amid global uncertainty and rising concerns over fuel prices.
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PM Modi's Fuel Conservation Appeal: Tips To Significantly Improve Mileage
Prime Minister Narendra Modi urged citizens to save fuel amid rising global crude oil prices.
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PM Modi Calls For WFH, Travel Curbs Amid Oil Price Hike. What Other Nations Did
New Delhi is the latest among a growing number of Asian economies calling for lower energy consumption amid skyrocketing fuel prices due to Iran tensions.
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WFH, No Foreign Travel: Deja vu In PM Modi's 7 Appeals Amid US-Iran War
US President Donald Trump on Sunday (local time) rejected Iran's peace proposals, pushing the global crude oil price to over $105 a barrel.
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PM Modi's WFH Appeal Sparks Debate: Is Corporate India Ready Again?
Prime Minister Narendra Modi urged Indians to work remotely to save fuel use. He also urged people to use metros and public transport.
