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Heading To Europe In 2026? 7 Major Updates Indians Should Know
If you are planning a Europe trip in 2026, several new rules and rising costs may affect your plans. These updates will influence how you fly, how long you wait at immigration and how much you spend in major cities.
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Brazil Approves World's First Single-Dose Dengue Vaccine
Brazilian authorities on Wednesday approved the world's first single-dose dengue vaccine, which they hailed as a "historic" achievement as cases of the mosquito-borne disease soar.
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Employee Says Manager Told Them To 'Work From Bed' After Surgery: 'He Had Audacity'
The employee shared screenshots of the WhatsApp conversation with their manager, who repeatedly asked them to resume work, despite having an approved 15-day medical leave.
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R&AW Chief Parag Jain Gets Additional Charge As Secretary (Security), Cabinet Secretariat
The Appointments Committee of the Cabinet has approved the assignment of an additional charge of Secretary (Security), Cabinet Secretariat, to senior IPS officer Parag Jain, who currently serves as the Secretary, Research and Analysis Wing (R&AW).
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UCO Bank Apprentice Vacancies Announced: Check Eligibility, Reservation And Monthly Stipend
Candidates who want to apply should have graduation degree from recognized University/ Institues approved by Govt.
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US Clarifies $100,000 H-1B Visa Fee Rules: Who Pays, Who's Exempt, And How To Make The Payment
For international professionals - especially recent graduates and early-career job seekers - the fee could make the H-1B route less accessible to get the opportunity to work in the U.S.
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Centre Says Only WHO-Approved Products Will Be Labelled ORS
The Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) has said no brand can label a product as Oral Rehydration Salts (ORS), unless the product has been approved by the World Health Organization (WHO).
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All About COVID-19 Variant 'Stratus' That Is Fuelling Cases In US
As per the WHO, the currently approved COVID-19 vaccines are expected to remain effective against this variant.
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WHO Backs Weight-Loss Drugs To Treat Diabetes, Obesity, Urges Cheap Generics
The World Health Organization recommended a range of blockbuster weight-loss drugs to treat diabetes and obesity globally for the first time on Friday, calling for cheap generic versions to be made available for people in developing countries.
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Southwest Airlines Sparks Outrage With New Plus-Size Passenger Seating Policy
The previous policy made Southwest a preferred airline carrier choice for many plus-size passengers.
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Israeli Indicted After Seeking Rabbinical Approval To Kill Attorney General
Israel's police force said it pressed charges against a man suspected of asking a senior rabbi for religious permission to assassinate the country's attorney general.
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Inside Facility Where Recruits Are Trained To Take On Trump's Deportation Goals
The Federal Law Enforcement Training Center in Brunswick, Georgia, is the epicenter of training for almost all federal law enforcement officers, including Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers who are at the center of Trump mass deportation.
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Engineer Dies By Suicide, Names 2 Seniors For Forcing Her To Clear Fake Bills
In a handwritten suicide, note the engineer alleged that she had been under intense mental stress due to constant pressure from two senior officials who allegedly forced her to approve bills for incomplete work.
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Who Is Thomas Massie, Congressman Who Condemned Trump's Iran Strikes
President Donald Trump has lashed out at Representative Thomas Massie, calling him a "pathetic loser" and urging his Make America Great Again (MAGA) base to cut ties with the congressman over his criticism of US strikes on Iran.
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New York State Senate To Allow Terminally Ill People To End Their Lives Peacefully
Assemblywoman Amy Paulin, a Westchester Democrat who leads the body's Health Committee, first introduced the bill a decade ago.
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Heading To Europe In 2026? 7 Major Updates Indians Should Know
If you are planning a Europe trip in 2026, several new rules and rising costs may affect your plans. These updates will influence how you fly, how long you wait at immigration and how much you spend in major cities.
-
Brazil Approves World's First Single-Dose Dengue Vaccine
Brazilian authorities on Wednesday approved the world's first single-dose dengue vaccine, which they hailed as a "historic" achievement as cases of the mosquito-borne disease soar.
-
Employee Says Manager Told Them To 'Work From Bed' After Surgery: 'He Had Audacity'
The employee shared screenshots of the WhatsApp conversation with their manager, who repeatedly asked them to resume work, despite having an approved 15-day medical leave.
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R&AW Chief Parag Jain Gets Additional Charge As Secretary (Security), Cabinet Secretariat
The Appointments Committee of the Cabinet has approved the assignment of an additional charge of Secretary (Security), Cabinet Secretariat, to senior IPS officer Parag Jain, who currently serves as the Secretary, Research and Analysis Wing (R&AW).
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UCO Bank Apprentice Vacancies Announced: Check Eligibility, Reservation And Monthly Stipend
Candidates who want to apply should have graduation degree from recognized University/ Institues approved by Govt.
-
US Clarifies $100,000 H-1B Visa Fee Rules: Who Pays, Who's Exempt, And How To Make The Payment
For international professionals - especially recent graduates and early-career job seekers - the fee could make the H-1B route less accessible to get the opportunity to work in the U.S.
-
Centre Says Only WHO-Approved Products Will Be Labelled ORS
The Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) has said no brand can label a product as Oral Rehydration Salts (ORS), unless the product has been approved by the World Health Organization (WHO).
-
All About COVID-19 Variant 'Stratus' That Is Fuelling Cases In US
As per the WHO, the currently approved COVID-19 vaccines are expected to remain effective against this variant.
-
WHO Backs Weight-Loss Drugs To Treat Diabetes, Obesity, Urges Cheap Generics
The World Health Organization recommended a range of blockbuster weight-loss drugs to treat diabetes and obesity globally for the first time on Friday, calling for cheap generic versions to be made available for people in developing countries.
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Southwest Airlines Sparks Outrage With New Plus-Size Passenger Seating Policy
The previous policy made Southwest a preferred airline carrier choice for many plus-size passengers.
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Israeli Indicted After Seeking Rabbinical Approval To Kill Attorney General
Israel's police force said it pressed charges against a man suspected of asking a senior rabbi for religious permission to assassinate the country's attorney general.
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Inside Facility Where Recruits Are Trained To Take On Trump's Deportation Goals
The Federal Law Enforcement Training Center in Brunswick, Georgia, is the epicenter of training for almost all federal law enforcement officers, including Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers who are at the center of Trump mass deportation.
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Engineer Dies By Suicide, Names 2 Seniors For Forcing Her To Clear Fake Bills
In a handwritten suicide, note the engineer alleged that she had been under intense mental stress due to constant pressure from two senior officials who allegedly forced her to approve bills for incomplete work.
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Who Is Thomas Massie, Congressman Who Condemned Trump's Iran Strikes
President Donald Trump has lashed out at Representative Thomas Massie, calling him a "pathetic loser" and urging his Make America Great Again (MAGA) base to cut ties with the congressman over his criticism of US strikes on Iran.
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New York State Senate To Allow Terminally Ill People To End Their Lives Peacefully
Assemblywoman Amy Paulin, a Westchester Democrat who leads the body's Health Committee, first introduced the bill a decade ago.
