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Akwa: Four guys, believed to be officers or agents of the Akwa Ibom State Ministry of Transportation, were apprehended by youths in the Ibaka Mbo local government area for "illegally extorting" cash from unwary fisherman
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India: Under the light of the lamp, it is dark. This proverb appears to have found its perfect illustration in the situation of hockey players in the state of Odisha, where the state government is
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We had seen that many business models were facing challenges and as a result, they were announcing layoffs. We have seen many big bulls and startups join the list rapidly. Now agri-tech companies are also
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On 11th January 2023 in Ankara, the Sri Lankan Office of the Administrative Commissioner, Omukpal, and Turkey's Ombudsman Institution signed an MoU. This MoU is attracting the eyes of human right activist entire the world.
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The future of work will be flexible, hybrid, and virtual. It started during the time of COVID-19 but now it continues as people are getting used to it. The modern workplace has completely changed and
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Bengaluru - Skit.AI a SaaS voice automation startup has a cutoff of around 115 employees. The media said that the most from the Indian team. This is because of the restructuring process. The co-founder and
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Some employees who recently faced layoffs at Twitter have been fighting with the company to increase their severance packages. But recently Twitter came up with a ruling in which individuals were fighting for their will
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Governor of Illinois JB Pritzker signed the reproductive rights and gender confirmation care omnibus bill named - HB4664. The bill protects patients and healthcare providers from legal attacks from neighboring countries and expands healthcare access
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The Ventura County Sheriff's Office said Rothery Foster of Camarillo was arrested on Jan. 13 on suspicion of murder. Police say the 37-year-old is responsible for the death of 35-year-old Jose Velasquez, whose body was
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Reuters reported that at least 40 people were killed in clashes between Peruvian security forces and demonstrators, the deadliest outbreak of violence in the Andean nation in over two decades. Protesters are demanding new elections
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