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Greater Noida Authority will build night shelter for migrant workers

Greater Noida Authority will build night shelter for migrant workers

People from other places who come into the city looking for accommodations can now peacefully stay in the night shelters that Greater Noida Authority is building. It is said to have 48 beds for each

20,000 Afghan refugees to receive free accommodation from Airbnb

20,000 Afghan refugees to receive free accommodation from Airbnb

 Online homestay platform Airbnb has said it will be providing temporary accommodation to 20,000 Afghan refugees for free in order to help them resettle in other countries after Taliban takeover of Afghanistan. Airbnb head said

Government of India amends four Parliament passed labor codes, to be implemented starting October 1

Government of India amends four Parliament passed labor codes, to be implemented starting October 1

 Government of India led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi has brought in some changes in four labor codes that have been passed by the Parliament. These laws will be implemented across India from October 1.

Moslem Nations  Want To Steer Clear Of Afghani Exodus

Moslem Nations Want To Steer Clear Of Afghani Exodus

 The recent upheaval in Afghanistan has left a lot of Afghans unnerved and wishing to escape from Taliban governance forced upon them. The unavoidable exodus has meant many fending for their lives and seeking support

Hezbollah leader blames US embassy staff for Lebanon’s economic condition

Hezbollah leader blames US embassy staff for Lebanon’s economic condition

Hezbollah’s leader believes that the state Lebanon is in is entirely to be blamed on the resistance opposed by the United States embassy in the country and the steps they are taking against the interest

Labor Abuse: How one exploitation is leading to another in Amazon forests?

Labor Abuse: How one exploitation is leading to another in Amazon forests?

One exploitation leads to another and this very fact is as straight as a line but in the case of Amazon forest, it has become difficult to identify, which is worse. Brazil is suffering at

Australian Senate approves bill to ban import of goods made with forced labour

Australian Senate approves bill to ban import of goods made with forced labour

The Australian Senate on Monday voted in support of a bill to ban the import of goods made with forced labour. The development came amid increasing pressure on the Morrison government to tighten the custom

300 Afghan refugees infected with coronavirus in Qatari facilities

300 Afghan refugees infected with coronavirus in Qatari facilities

When Afghan refugees flew to Qatar, they were hoping for a safe haven in the country. They hoped that the nation would help them stay safe for a few days and ensure that nothing happens

Federal judge rules California’s Gig Worker Law as constitutional

Federal judge rules California’s Gig Worker Law as constitutional

A voter approved referendum has been in California has been ruled controversial by a federal judge on Friday. The legislation known as Proposition 22 is heavily supported by Lyft, Uber and many other app based

Biden requests not to bother about Kabul embassy’s warning, says we have all kinds of cables

Biden requests not to bother about Kabul embassy’s warning, says we have all kinds of cables

The President of the United States Joe Biden has asked people to not take the warning or threats of the Kabul embassy seriously. He stressed that the government has all kinds of cables in place