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Zohran Mamdani’s Call To End Police Response To Domestic Violence In 2020 Podcast Resurfaces
The podcast appearance was reportedly recorded at a time when public discourse around police reform was at its peak, and Mamdani aligned himself with many progressive voices in calling for a reimagining of public safety infrastructure.
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What Is Changing In Railways Starting Today: Full List
Indian Railways has implemented a series of key reforms starting Tuesday, July 1, aimed at streamlining operations and improving passenger convenience.
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Vietnam Unveils Ambitious Roadmap to Become Southeast Asia's Blockchain Hub
Vietnam plans to introduce legal reforms and finalise international collaborations for blockchain research and development in the coming years. The country is also committed to training and developing skilled professionals in this emerging technology.
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Did Gladiators Really Fight to the Death? Here's What You Need to Know
The concept of gladiators in ancient Rome often suggests that they routinely fought to the death, but historical insights reveal a more nuanced reality. While some matches did end fatally, particularly in earlier periods, reforms instituted around 27 B.C. reduced the overall mortality rate significantly. Gladiators could surrender, and only about o...
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Over 740,000 Protest Against France's Pension Reforms, Clash With Police
Protesters delayed trains at Gare de Lyon, one of the busiest stations in Paris, walking on the rails and lighting flares in what they called a show of solidarity for a railway staffer who lost an eye in a previous protest.
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PM Modi Calls For Tech-Savvy Security Apparatus, Overall Training
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday lamented that hardly any reforms were carried in the security apparatus of the country post-Independence despite the need for it.
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Indian-Origin Man, 20, Gets Reformative Training For Sex Assault In Singapore
An Indian-origin man in Singapore was sentenced on Wednesday to at least six months' reformative training, a regimented rehabilitation programme for under 21 years who commit serious crimes, for performing sexual acts on his drunk friend.
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Asian Development Bank Calls For Reforms To Build Resilient Education Systems
Governments and stakeholders in Asia and the Pacific should initiate far-reaching reforms to strengthen the resilience of education and training systems as they deal with the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic, according to a guidance note from the Asian Development Bank (ADB).
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Week-Long Delhi Education Conference Concludes
Political will be leading to educational reforms, building inclusive administrative tools to support teacher training and students' learning moving away from "heavy content-based syllabi" to reduced, interactive curriculum were among the suggestions put forward during the Delhi Education Conference.
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Punjab Farm Protests: Railways Incur Loss To The Tune Of Rs 1,200 Crore
The loss suffered by the Railways due to the agitation in Punjab over the Cenral farm reform laws has already crossed an estimated Rs 1,200 crore as protests on train tracks continued at 32 places across the state, the national transporter said today.
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Vice President Advocates Gender Studies, Calls For Reforms In Teaching And Training
The Vice President Mr. M. Venkaiah Naidu advocated for including gender studies in the educational institutions.
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CBSE 'Hubs Of Learning' To Encourage Collaboration Among Schools
CBSE will form groups of 4-6 neighborhood schools called Hubs of Learning that would collaborate on various aspects of teaching, training, and academic reforms.
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Airline-Like Food, Modern Kitchens: Railways Plans Major Overhaul Of Catering
Not happy with the catering while travelling in a train? Passengers will soon get airline-like food as the Railways has decided to initiate major reforms in its catering services under which it would "rationalise the menu" and use Artificial Intelligence (AI) and CCTV cameras to flag irregularities in preparation.
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Trains, Flights Grounded As Strikes Challenge Macron Across France
Tens of thousands of nurses, teachers and other public sector workers joined forces to march against French President Emmanuel Macron's reforms on Thursday, causing widespread travel disruption and bringing brief clashes with police in some cities.
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'Twin Blow' GST, Notes Ban Broke Back Of Small Businesses: Manmohan Singh
The Congress got out its top gun on the economy on Tuesday, fielding former Prime Minister Dr Manmohan Singh in Gujarat to amplify party vice president Rahul Gandhi's attack on the Narendra Modi government's mega reforms, the notes ban and new national sales tax GST. Dr Singh said the "twin blow is a complete disaster for our economy, it has broken...
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Zohran Mamdani’s Call To End Police Response To Domestic Violence In 2020 Podcast Resurfaces
The podcast appearance was reportedly recorded at a time when public discourse around police reform was at its peak, and Mamdani aligned himself with many progressive voices in calling for a reimagining of public safety infrastructure.
-
What Is Changing In Railways Starting Today: Full List
Indian Railways has implemented a series of key reforms starting Tuesday, July 1, aimed at streamlining operations and improving passenger convenience.
-
Vietnam Unveils Ambitious Roadmap to Become Southeast Asia's Blockchain Hub
Vietnam plans to introduce legal reforms and finalise international collaborations for blockchain research and development in the coming years. The country is also committed to training and developing skilled professionals in this emerging technology.
-
Did Gladiators Really Fight to the Death? Here's What You Need to Know
The concept of gladiators in ancient Rome often suggests that they routinely fought to the death, but historical insights reveal a more nuanced reality. While some matches did end fatally, particularly in earlier periods, reforms instituted around 27 B.C. reduced the overall mortality rate significantly. Gladiators could surrender, and only about o...
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Over 740,000 Protest Against France's Pension Reforms, Clash With Police
Protesters delayed trains at Gare de Lyon, one of the busiest stations in Paris, walking on the rails and lighting flares in what they called a show of solidarity for a railway staffer who lost an eye in a previous protest.
-
PM Modi Calls For Tech-Savvy Security Apparatus, Overall Training
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday lamented that hardly any reforms were carried in the security apparatus of the country post-Independence despite the need for it.
-
Indian-Origin Man, 20, Gets Reformative Training For Sex Assault In Singapore
An Indian-origin man in Singapore was sentenced on Wednesday to at least six months' reformative training, a regimented rehabilitation programme for under 21 years who commit serious crimes, for performing sexual acts on his drunk friend.
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Asian Development Bank Calls For Reforms To Build Resilient Education Systems
Governments and stakeholders in Asia and the Pacific should initiate far-reaching reforms to strengthen the resilience of education and training systems as they deal with the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic, according to a guidance note from the Asian Development Bank (ADB).
-
Week-Long Delhi Education Conference Concludes
Political will be leading to educational reforms, building inclusive administrative tools to support teacher training and students' learning moving away from "heavy content-based syllabi" to reduced, interactive curriculum were among the suggestions put forward during the Delhi Education Conference.
-
Punjab Farm Protests: Railways Incur Loss To The Tune Of Rs 1,200 Crore
The loss suffered by the Railways due to the agitation in Punjab over the Cenral farm reform laws has already crossed an estimated Rs 1,200 crore as protests on train tracks continued at 32 places across the state, the national transporter said today.
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Vice President Advocates Gender Studies, Calls For Reforms In Teaching And Training
The Vice President Mr. M. Venkaiah Naidu advocated for including gender studies in the educational institutions.
-
CBSE 'Hubs Of Learning' To Encourage Collaboration Among Schools
CBSE will form groups of 4-6 neighborhood schools called Hubs of Learning that would collaborate on various aspects of teaching, training, and academic reforms.
-
Airline-Like Food, Modern Kitchens: Railways Plans Major Overhaul Of Catering
Not happy with the catering while travelling in a train? Passengers will soon get airline-like food as the Railways has decided to initiate major reforms in its catering services under which it would "rationalise the menu" and use Artificial Intelligence (AI) and CCTV cameras to flag irregularities in preparation.
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Trains, Flights Grounded As Strikes Challenge Macron Across France
Tens of thousands of nurses, teachers and other public sector workers joined forces to march against French President Emmanuel Macron's reforms on Thursday, causing widespread travel disruption and bringing brief clashes with police in some cities.
-
'Twin Blow' GST, Notes Ban Broke Back Of Small Businesses: Manmohan Singh
The Congress got out its top gun on the economy on Tuesday, fielding former Prime Minister Dr Manmohan Singh in Gujarat to amplify party vice president Rahul Gandhi's attack on the Narendra Modi government's mega reforms, the notes ban and new national sales tax GST. Dr Singh said the "twin blow is a complete disaster for our economy, it has broken...
