Lahaul-Spiti DC Launches Child Labour Eradication Drive
District Commissioner Rahul Keshwani launches comprehensive campaign against child labour in Lahaul-Spiti, emphasizing education and legal protection for vulnerable children.
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Air Arabia launches Ras Al Khaimah-Yekaterinburg route
Air Arabia launches historic direct flight route connecting Ras Al Khaimah to Yekaterinburg, Russia, marking a significant expansion in UAE-Russia air connectivity and boosting tourism prospects.
Congress slams Modi govt over labour policy draft
Indian National Congress attacks BJP government's new labour policy draft for referencing controversial Manusmriti, calling it regressive and anti-constitutional in latest political showdown.
NEOM's Sky Stadium for FIFA 2034 Goes Viral
Saudi Arabia's NEOM unveils revolutionary Sky Stadium for FIFA 2034 bid - a futuristic football arena suspended 350 meters above the desert city. Viral videos showcase stunning architectural marvel.
Canada's ₹80 Crore Fund to Speed Up Foreign Credential Recognition
Canada unveils major ₹80 crore initiative to accelerate foreign credential recognition in healthcare, construction, and transportation sectors, addressing critical labour shortages.
Saudi Desert Train: 2025 Launch & Ticket Details
Saudi Arabia's revolutionary 'Desert Train' connecting Riyadh to Qiddiya is set to launch in 2025. Get exclusive details on ticket prices, routes, and how this mega-project will transform travel.
Saudi Arabia Launches Instant E-Visa Platform
Saudi Arabia revolutionizes tourism with new instant e-visa platform. Learn about eligibility criteria, application fees, and how to apply for your Saudi visa online in minutes.
Saudi Sky Stadium: Real or Fake? 350m High Pitch
Explore the truth behind Saudi Arabia's alleged floating football stadium 350 meters above ground. Is this revolutionary sports architecture or an elaborate viral fake?
Saudi Sets Umrah Record: 11.7M Pilgrims in October
Saudi Arabia witnesses unprecedented Umrah pilgrimage with 11.7 million worshippers in October 2023, setting new global religious tourism milestone and showcasing enhanced infrastructure.
Deepika Padukone pushes for fixed hours, overtime pay for film crew
Bollywood superstar Deepika Padukone advocates for fixed working hours and overtime compensation for film crews, highlighting their longer workdays compared to actors.
Saudi Arabia Ends Kafala System: Labour Reforms Explained
Saudi Arabia dismantles the controversial Kafala system, replacing it with new labour contracts. Discover how this historic reform impacts migrant workers and what it means for global labour rights.
Pakistan Forces Accused of Civilian Abuses in Balochistan
Exclusive report reveals escalating human rights violations in Pakistan's Balochistan region as military intensifies operations against civilians under counter-insurgency pretext.
Amazon's Job Market Signal to Fed: Hiring Pause Speaks Volumes
Amazon's strategic hiring pause sends a powerful signal to the Federal Reserve about the cooling job market, potentially influencing future interest rate decisions and economic policy.
Alberta Ends Teachers Strike By Decree - Union Backlash Feared
The Alberta government's controversial use of the notwithstanding clause to force an end to teachers' strike raises concerns about union rights and could trigger wider labour unrest across Canada.
Telangana HC Orders Regularisation of 10+ Year Contract Workers
In a significant judgment, Telangana High Court orders state government to regularize contract employees with over 10 years of service, setting precedent for workers' rights across India.
FMCG Stock Soars 4% on Rights Issue Approval
In a volatile trading session, one FMCG stock under ₹500 surged 4% after the company approved a rights issue. Discover why analysts are bullish on this consumer goods player and what the rights issue means for investors.
HRW: Pakistan Must Free Journalist Jailed Under Draconian Laws
Human Rights Watch intensifies pressure on Pakistan to drop all charges against journalist Ihtisham Magray, calling his prosecution a blatant attack on press freedom using controversial cybercrime laws.
Swedish Mechanics' 2-Year Strike Against Tesla
Discover why Swedish auto workers continue their historic 2-year strike against Tesla, challenging Elon Musk's anti-union stance in Scandinavia's strong labour market.
Saudi Arabia Aims to Become Global AI Exporter
Saudi Arabia is making a bold pivot from oil dominance to artificial intelligence leadership, investing billions to become a global AI powerhouse and exporter by 2030.
TechEnsGlobal & GBS Launch SOC Services in Saudi Arabia
Leading cybersecurity firm TechEnsGlobal partners with GBS to deliver state-of-the-art Security Operations Center services across Saudi Arabia, addressing growing digital threats in the region.
Pakistan Forces Accused of Enforced Disappearances in Kech
Heart-wrenching protests erupt in Balochistan's Kech district as families demand answers about three men allegedly abducted by Pakistani security forces. Read the shocking details.
SC's Landmark Verdict Empowers Transgender Community
India's Supreme Court delivers a powerful verdict affirming transgender rights, mandating inclusive healthcare, legal recognition, and protection against discrimination in a historic judgment.
When Daughters Can't Claim Father's Property: HC Explains
Delhi High Court clarifies crucial legal exception in Hindu Succession Act - discover when daughters lose inheritance rights to father's property and what every family must know.
1.3M Children in Labour in Pakistan's Sindh: Survey
A groundbreaking government survey exposes alarming child labour crisis in Sindh, with agriculture sector employing majority of young workers. Disturbing findings reveal education deprivation and hazardous working conditions.
Levies Officer Detained in Balochistan, Families Protest
Security forces in Balochistan have reportedly detained a Levies officer and a civilian, sparking fresh allegations of enforced disappearances as families protest and demand their immediate release.
Karnataka Gig Workers Act: Rules Finalized, Cess Pending
Karnataka Labour Department finalizes groundbreaking legislation for gig workers with welfare board, database registration, and social security benefits - cess quantum remains the final hurdle.
Convict Rights & Presidential Clemency: India's Legal Grey Zone
Exploring the legal grey areas where convict rights intersect with presidential pardon powers in India's justice system. An in-depth analysis of crime, clemency, and constitutional dilemmas.
Chiranjeevi wins legal protection for personality rights
Megastar Chiranjeevi secures landmark legal protection from Hyderabad Civil Court against unauthorized use of his name, image, and persona in digital and commercial spaces.
Labour Elects Angela Rayner as Deputy Leader
Angela Rayner elected as Labour's deputy leader, championing socialist values and grassroots movements to reshape Britain's political landscape ahead of crucial elections.
Indian worker's Saudi plea: 'Help me, I will die'
A viral video showing an Indian worker's desperate cry for help from Saudi Arabia prompts immediate intervention by Indian Embassy officials to rescue the distressed laborer.
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