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CITU urges Haryana to extend deadline, publish Labour Code Rules in Hindi

CITU urges Haryana to extend deadline, publish Labour Code Rules in Hindi

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The Centre of Indian Trade Unions (CITU) has demanded that the Haryana government extend the deadline for suggestions on draft Labour Code rules and publish them in Hindi, calling the current process a violation of workers’ rights. CITU state general secretary Jai Bhagwan and vice president Satveer Singh submitted a memorandum to Deputy Labour Commissioner Paramjit Dhull in Chandigarh in the absence of the State Labour Commissioner. The Union said the Haryana administration released draft rules for the Code on Wages on May 4, Industrial Relations Code on May 5, and Social Security Code on May 7, with a one-month window for amendments. CITU objected that the rules were issued only in English, unlike the Central Government’s versions which are in both Hindi and English. “Publishing rules only in English disregards regulations and makes it impossible for workers, union activists and stakeholders to read or suggest changes. This amounts to a disregard for the fundamental rights of workers,” the leaders said. They also argued that no consultations were held with trade unions or employer representatives …

EC likely to publish SIR supplementary voter list for West Bengal on March 23| India News

EC likely to publish SIR supplementary voter list for West Bengal on March 23| India News

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The Election Commission is likely to publish the first supplementary voters’ list for poll-bound West Bengal on Monday evening as part of the ongoing SIR exercise, officials said. Election Commission officials assist voters at a help desk camp for the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of Electoral Rolls, in Sonagachi, Kolkata. (PTI) The list will be released in the same manner as the final electoral roll, with copies sent to district election officers and subsequently displayed at polling booths across the state, they said. “The adjudication process has been extensive, and a significant number of cases, over 27 lakh, have already been resolved after due verification. The supplementary list transparently incorporates these outcomes,” an EC official said. These 27 lakh voters were among 60 lakh who were marked as “under adjudication” in the final voters’ list published on February 28. “A large number of entries were kept under adjudication for further scrutiny. The supplementary list reflects the outcome of that verification process. The list will first be displayed at polling booths. It will subsequently be made …

EC to publish post-SIR rolls in WB on Feb 28, spelling whether voters are in, out or under scrutiny| India News

EC to publish post-SIR rolls in WB on Feb 28, spelling whether voters are in, out or under scrutiny| India News

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The post-SIR electoral rolls will be published on February 28 in West Bengal with all 7.08 crore names from the draft list figuring in it, but segregated into three distinct categories — approved, deleted and adjudication/under consideration, an EC official said on Thursday. The rolls will reflect the status of verification under the ongoing Special Intensive Revision (SIR), sources said. (ANI) The rolls, being published in compliance with Supreme Court directives, will not be the final list, since supplementary rolls will continue to be issued in phases as scrutiny and adjudication of logical discrepancy cases progress, the official said. The rolls will, however, reflect the status of verification under the ongoing Special Intensive Revision (SIR), sources said. Also Read | Class 10 admit card not enough to verify parentage in SIR: SC Crucially, the Commission has clarified that voters whose names are marked as “adjudication” will not be allowed to cast their vote until their cases are disposed of and they are formally approved. Only after being cleared and incorporated into a subsequent supplementary list …

Over 75 pc of RERA authorities failing to publish mandatory reports: FPCE

Over 75 pc of RERA authorities failing to publish mandatory reports: FPCE

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The Forum For People`s Collective Efforts (FPCE) has claimed that more than 75 per cent of State Real Estate Regulatory Authorities (RERA) across India have failed to publish their legally required annual reports, an official statement said. The findings come shortly after the Chief Justice of India criticised the functioning of RERA authorities. Under the Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016, publishing an Annual Report is a statutory obligation under Section 78. However, FPCE’s research states that seven states — Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, West Bengal, Andhra Pradesh, Himachal Pradesh and Goa — have never published a single Annual Report, it said. Nine other states, including Maharashtra, Uttar Pradesh and Telangana, had initially published reports but later stopped doing so. Among the five states that are up to date — Gujarat, Odisha, Madhya Pradesh, Bihar and Jharkhand — none have followed the reporting format prescribed by the Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs (MoHUA) in February 2023, according to FPCE, the statement said. Concerns over transparency FPCE President Abhay Upadhyay said that partial data shared …

No Voters Left In The Dark: SC Asks ECI To Publish 24 Lakh Names Deleted From Kerala Poll Rolls | India News

No Voters Left In The Dark: SC Asks ECI To Publish 24 Lakh Names Deleted From Kerala Poll Rolls | India News

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Last Updated:January 15, 2026, 21:47 IST The Supreme Court also directed the ECI to ‘consider the desirability’ of extending the deadline for filing claims and objections, preferably by at least two weeks Petitioners, including leaders from the CPI(M), IUML, and Congress, argued that the large-scale deletions—comprising roughly 7% of the state’s electorate—were conducted without providing sufficient notice or an opportunity for voters to defend their residency or citizenship status. (Representational image: News18) The Supreme Court on Thursday issued a vital directive to the Election Commission of India (ECI), mandating the public display of nearly 24 lakh names removed from the draft electoral rolls in Kerala. A bench led by Chief Justice Surya Kant and Justice Joymalya Bagchi emphasised the need for transparency, directing that the lists of excluded voters be published on official websites and at prominent public offices, such as Gram Panchayat buildings, to ensure affected citizens are aware of their status. The court’s intervention follows the conclusion of a Special Intensive Revision (SIR) exercise in Kerala, which has drawn intense criticism from political parties and civil …

‘Person Not Reduced To Non-Person…’: Kerala HC On UAPA Convict’s Plea To Publish Book | India News

‘Person Not Reduced To Non-Person…’: Kerala HC On UAPA Convict’s Plea To Publish Book | India News

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Last Updated:November 15, 2025, 03:11 IST The court said a prisoner’s right to express thoughts and publish literary works cannot be denied unless the content threatens public order or national security Justice VG Arun issued the order on November 3 disposing of the writ petition filed by a man serving his sentence after conviction under the UAPA and IPC. (Image for representation: Shutterstock) The Kerala High Court has instructed the state government to decide within three months on UAPA convict Roopesh TR’s application seeking permission to publish a book he authored while in prison. The court said a prisoner’s right to express thoughts and publish literary works cannot be denied unless the content threatens public order or national security. Justice VG Arun issued the order on November 3 disposing of the writ petition filed by Roopesh, who is serving his sentence at the Central Prison and Correctional Home, Viyyur, after being convicted under the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act, 1967 and the Indian Penal Code (IPC), 1860. The petitioner, aged 54, stated that he had written …

WB school job loss: SSC fails to publish ‘deserving’ list, teachers on indefinite sit-in | Latest News India

WB school job loss: SSC fails to publish ‘deserving’ list, teachers on indefinite sit-in | Latest News India

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Kolkata, The agitating teachers on Monday decided to launch an indefinite sit-in outside Acharya Sadan, the West Bengal School Service Commission headquarters, on Monday night after the recruitment body failed to release, by the 6 pm deadline, the list of 2016 SSC qualifiers whose jobs were annulled by the Supreme Court. WB school job loss: SSC fails to publish ‘deserving’ list, teachers on indefinite sit-in SSC Chairman Siddhartha Majumdar said he needs to talk to lawyers before making any statement on the issue. Alleging that they have run out of patience, the protestors clashed with the police and tried to breach barricades to lay siege to the SSC office, after news trickled out that the commission considers that only the first three of the 12 rounds of counselling held for the now-invalidated teachers are valid, implying names of teachers recruited from the fourth round would not feature in the list of ‘deserving’ candidates. Besides putting up a gherao to stop SSC chairman Siddhartha Majumdar and other staff from leaving the building, the agitating teachers also …

World Poetry Day | Siddhant Chaturvedi: I will publish my poems as a book, but…

World Poetry Day | Siddhant Chaturvedi: I will publish my poems as a book, but…

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Mar 21, 2025 10:35 AM IST On World Poetry Day, actor Siddhant Chaturvedi recalls writing his first poem at 15. It was his own version of Daffodils by William Wordsworth.  Siddhant Chaturvedi’s love for poetry has been a constant companion in his journey. From the first time he had a crush at the age of 15 to the struggles before his big break with Gully Boy, poetry has been his refuge. Actor Siddhant Chaturvedi Reflecting on his journey with words on World Poetry Day today, he says, “I still remember the first poem I ever wrote. I was 15, in school and loved literature. I wrote my own version of Daffodils by William Wordsworth and gave it to someone. She couldn’t keep it after I gave it to her, maybe she didn’t feel the same way as I. I started writing since then,” adding, “later, when I pursued acting, poetry acted as therapy. I would write down what I was feeling about the situation. I wouldn’t post it on social media back then, because I …

Meta Offers to Publish EBay Ads on Facebook Marketplace to Comply With EU Antitrust Order

Meta Offers to Publish EBay Ads on Facebook Marketplace to Comply With EU Antitrust Order

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Meta Platforms Inc. offered to publish listings from classified ads rival eBay Inc. on Facebook Marketplace in an effort to comply with a landmark European Union antitrust order that was accompanied by a EUR 798 million ($822 million or roughly Rs. 7,061 crore) fine.  The Menlo Park, California-based firm said Wednesday it will launch a test in Germany, France and the US that will enable “buyers to browse listings from eBay directly on Facebook Marketplace while completing their transaction on eBay.”  Despite the changes, the company said in a blog post that it continues to disagree with the EU’s decision, and that it’s pursuing an appeal through the bloc’s courts. EBay shares rose 7.4 percent by 9:19 a.m. in New York trading. Meta’s changes mark an effort to comply with the EU’s decision in November, which ordered the company to stop tying its classified-ads service to Facebook’s sprawling social media platform, as well as refrain from imposing unfair trading conditions on rival second-hand goods platforms.  A commission spokesperson said that Meta has a duty to …

UK to publish plan to reduce immigration: PM Starmer | World News

UK to publish plan to reduce immigration: PM Starmer | World News

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British Prime Minister Keir Starmer announced on Thursday that his government would unveil plans to reduce migration, which would include reforms to the country’s points-based entry system. Starmer made the statement following the release of official data, which revealed that net migration to the UK exceeded initial projections in 2023, reaching a record 900,000. However, tougher visa rules introduced recently have begun to lower the number of arrivals. “The previous government were running an open borders experiment,” he told reporters. 🗳️ Click here for the latest news and updates from the US Presidential Elections 2024 Disclaimer: We do not own any of the content, ideas, images, or text presented here. All rights belong to their respective owners. For more information and to view the original source, please visit the following link: Source link