State’s capital has developed a reputation as a hub of innovation and job opportunities; city’s startup scenario is marred as employees face an uncertain future, exploitation, and unresolved grievances
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Friday, October 4, 2024
Thursday, October 3, 2024
Every TS athlete should aim for a medal in 2028 Olympics: CM
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Income Tax Report Claims Foreign Funding To Stall Development Projects
Startling revelations have been made after an income tax crackdown on top NGOs, as per an Indian Express Report. The report cites Income Tax claims to say that NGOs like Oxfam, CPR, ET and other such trusts received foreign funding that influenced their activities in India. The report says the NGOs picked up causes like attacking Adani-group linked projects due to foreign funding. The report also says the NGOs and trusts are linked to each other. The NGO has denied the charge. Watch The Last Word.
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Wednesday, October 2, 2024
'Jat Factor' In Haryana Politics - Will Caste Pivot The Poll Outcome?
Haryana elections are just three days away, with an enormous importance attached to the polls. Firstly, it is the first set of elections after the 2024 Lok Sabha polls, which saw the BJP coming back to power but with a reduced mandate. In Haryana, Congress and BJP were even-stevens with five seats each. Haryana is known as the Jat land because of the underlying predominance of the Jat community in the small state, but there are OBCs, Dalits and other communities too. who have a say. The political rhetoric of 36 communities - '36 biradari' - is what every party has spoken about in the campaign, all while explicitly making their outreach to specific vote banks clear. Will the Jats remain the pivot of poll outcome in Haryana this time? How does the Jat versus non-Jat divide play out on the ground?
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Tuesday, October 1, 2024
Bengal Doctors 'Cease Work' Again: Who Is To Blame For 'Unfulfilled' Demands?
Junior doctors in Bengal resumed their 'indefinite' strike, pressing, once again, for demands that include ensuring safety and security of medical professionals at all hospitals and clinics in the state. They complained that the promises made have not been fulfilled. Meanwhile, the state has said that the work to improve safety at hospitals is underway and being done in phases. On the Last Word we ask who is to be blamed for unfulfilled demands?
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Telugu expatriates on the edge as Israel war escalates with Iran launching missile attack
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