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Why A US Mayor Wants Thousands Of His Workers To Use ChatGPT
San Jose Mayor Matt Mahan is trying to lead by example, pushing a growing number of the nearly 7,000 government workers running Silicon Valley's biggest city to embrace artificial intelligence technology.
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4 Workers, Clearing Garbage From Tracks, Run Over By Delhi-Kerala Train
Four sanitary workers, including two women, were killed after they were run over by the Thiruvananthapuram-bound Kerala Express near Shoranur Railway station on Saturday evening.
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3 Railway Workers Run Over By Train Near Mumbai During Repair Work
Three staffers of the Western Railway (WR) died after being run over by a local train near Vasai in Palghar district while they were fixing a signalling issue, police officials said on Tuesday.
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3 Railway Workers Run Over By Train While Working On Track In Telangana
Three railway workers were killed by Rajdhani Express near Peddapalli district headquarters in Telangana on Tuesday.
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Supreme Court Allows Lawyer To Deposit Rs 25 Lakh For Migrants' Travel
The Supreme Court, while hearing a petition related to making safe transport arrangements for migrant workers "irrespective of their caste, creed and religion", allowed the lawyer and petitioner in the case to pay Rs. 25 lakh so that individuals from Uttar Pradesh who are stranded here can return home.
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4,155 Shramik Trains Ferried Over 57 Lakh Migrants Since May 1: Railways
The Railways has operated 4,155 Shramik Special trains ferrying more than 57 lakh migrant workers since May 1. In addition to Shramik specials, Railways are running 15 pairs of special Rajdhani type trains connecting New Delhi and started 200 more time tabled trains from June 1.
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32 Lakh Migrants Back In Bihar, State May Stop Special Trains Soon
With over 22 lakh migrant labourers already back in Bihar, the service of the special trains which ferried them back are likely to stop within a day or two. Only 23 trains reached Bihar on Monday, compared to the 140 trains that run every day on an average. The numbers are likely to reduce further over today and tomorrow.
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5 Big Points From Supreme Court Order On Migrants
The Supreme Court today gave a detailed interim order about the transportation of migrant labourers, which has become a matter of controversy since the Centre started running special trains from May 1. Over the last days, a series of instances were reported of hungry and desperate migrants looting foodcarts at various railway stations. Several migr...
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Migrants Out On Tracks As Trains Run Late By 10 Hours With No Food, Water
Migrant workers travelling on 'Shramik special' trains to eastern Uttar Pradesh and Bihar have complained of inordinate delays and unhygienic conditions on board, even resorting to protests along the route by blocking railway tracks and demanding accountability.
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Responsibility Of States To Take Care Of Migrants, Says NITI Aayog CEO
The government - at the centre and in states - could have done a lot more to take of care of migrant workers who have had a gruesome time because of the nationwide COVID-19 lockdown, Amitabh Kant, the CEO of the NITI Aayog said on Friday.
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Why A US Mayor Wants Thousands Of His Workers To Use ChatGPT
San Jose Mayor Matt Mahan is trying to lead by example, pushing a growing number of the nearly 7,000 government workers running Silicon Valley's biggest city to embrace artificial intelligence technology.
-
4 Workers, Clearing Garbage From Tracks, Run Over By Delhi-Kerala Train
Four sanitary workers, including two women, were killed after they were run over by the Thiruvananthapuram-bound Kerala Express near Shoranur Railway station on Saturday evening.
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3 Railway Workers Run Over By Train Near Mumbai During Repair Work
Three staffers of the Western Railway (WR) died after being run over by a local train near Vasai in Palghar district while they were fixing a signalling issue, police officials said on Tuesday.
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3 Railway Workers Run Over By Train While Working On Track In Telangana
Three railway workers were killed by Rajdhani Express near Peddapalli district headquarters in Telangana on Tuesday.
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Supreme Court Allows Lawyer To Deposit Rs 25 Lakh For Migrants' Travel
The Supreme Court, while hearing a petition related to making safe transport arrangements for migrant workers "irrespective of their caste, creed and religion", allowed the lawyer and petitioner in the case to pay Rs. 25 lakh so that individuals from Uttar Pradesh who are stranded here can return home.
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4,155 Shramik Trains Ferried Over 57 Lakh Migrants Since May 1: Railways
The Railways has operated 4,155 Shramik Special trains ferrying more than 57 lakh migrant workers since May 1. In addition to Shramik specials, Railways are running 15 pairs of special Rajdhani type trains connecting New Delhi and started 200 more time tabled trains from June 1.
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32 Lakh Migrants Back In Bihar, State May Stop Special Trains Soon
With over 22 lakh migrant labourers already back in Bihar, the service of the special trains which ferried them back are likely to stop within a day or two. Only 23 trains reached Bihar on Monday, compared to the 140 trains that run every day on an average. The numbers are likely to reduce further over today and tomorrow.
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5 Big Points From Supreme Court Order On Migrants
The Supreme Court today gave a detailed interim order about the transportation of migrant labourers, which has become a matter of controversy since the Centre started running special trains from May 1. Over the last days, a series of instances were reported of hungry and desperate migrants looting foodcarts at various railway stations. Several migr...
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Migrants Out On Tracks As Trains Run Late By 10 Hours With No Food, Water
Migrant workers travelling on 'Shramik special' trains to eastern Uttar Pradesh and Bihar have complained of inordinate delays and unhygienic conditions on board, even resorting to protests along the route by blocking railway tracks and demanding accountability.
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Responsibility Of States To Take Care Of Migrants, Says NITI Aayog CEO
The government - at the centre and in states - could have done a lot more to take of care of migrant workers who have had a gruesome time because of the nationwide COVID-19 lockdown, Amitabh Kant, the CEO of the NITI Aayog said on Friday.
