J-K govt approves 5% annual hike for eligible NHM contractual employees
J-K govt approves 5% annual hike for eligible NHM contractual employees Business Standard
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J-K govt approves 5% annual hike for eligible NHM contractual employees
The Jammu and Kashmir government on Saturday announced a 5 per cent annual increment for eligible contractual employees working under the National…
West Bengal SIR: Fourth retired judge resigns from appeals tribunals, cites ‘personal reasons’
Retired Calcutta high court judge Biswajit Basu has resigned from the West Bengal SIR tribunals, becoming the fourth among the 19 retired…
West Bengal SIR: Fourth retired judge resigns from appeals tribunals, cites ‘personal reasons’
West Bengal SIR: Fourth retired judge resigns from appeals tribunals, cites ‘personal reasons’ The Times of India
Who is Dakota Meyer? Hegseth’s war hero pick
Medal of Honor recipient Dakota Meyer has been tapped by Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth to lead efforts to improve military barracks after…
Ayodhya’s transformation since 2017 marks an ideological victory with peace and respect
Ayodhya has transformed significantly since 2017, overcoming past neglect and judicial challenges concerning Lord Ram. The city promises peace, respect for devotees,…
‘Was just bowling to my strengths’: Brar after taking 4 wickets vs New Zealand
‘Was just bowling to my strengths’: Brar after taking 4 wickets vs New Zealand The Indian Express
Inside Indian Railways’ War Room: How AI, CCTV help manage Diwali and Chhath Puja rush
Inside Indian Railways’ War Room: How AI, CCTV help manage Diwali and Chhath Puja rush The Indian Express
D2C brands see 27% more orders ahead of Diwali; sales value up 45%: Report
Direct-to-consumer (D2C) brands in India shipped 27 per cent more orders a day in the run-up to Diwali this year than in…
Two extremes, few answers: India’s search for a settled pace attack
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Fourth Retired Judge Quits West Bengal SIR Tribunals
Basu is the fourth of the 19 retired judges appointed to lead the SIR panels to step down. His resignation comes after…
How New Zealand exposed India batters in Wellington
How New Zealand exposed India batters in Wellington The Times of India