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Five arrested after protests against renewed Dutch Covid-19 lockdown

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Published by DPA At least five protesters were taken into custody in the Hague after a demonstration against Dutch coronavirus restrictions turned violent late on Friday, according to a report by the ANP news agency. The demonstrators are accused of throwing rocks and fireworks at police officers and of ignoring police instructions during the event,

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Sudanese security forces use tear gas to disperse anti-coup protests- witnesses

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Published by Reuters KHARTOUM (Reuters) – Sudanese security forces fired tear gas to disperse crowds in the capital Khartoum on Saturday as protesters gathered for nationwide mass rallies against a military takeover last month, witnesses said. The demonstrations come two days after military leader Abdel Fattah al-Burhan announced the formation of a new ruling council

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Delhi shuts schools, government offices as pollution levels soar

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Published by DPA Authorities in New Delhi on Saturday shut schools, asked government employees to work from home and banned construction activity as the Indian capital fights a toxic smog which has blanketed the city for over a week. Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal said schools will completely shift to online classes for a week

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JKRTC terminates three erring employees

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Published by Newscraving Newscraving Desk: Srinagar, Jammu and Kashmir Road Transport Corporation (JKRTC) today terminated the services of three employees for dereliction of their duties. The terminated employees included JKRTC Conductors Abdul Majid Dar and Sham-us-din besides Helper Rouf Ahmad Shah. Managing Director, JKRTC, has warned all the employees to perform their duties with full

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Yemen Houthi rebels seize area by key port: loyalist sources

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Published by Al-Araby Yemen’s Houthi rebels have taken control of a large area south of Hodeida, a lifeline port where the warring sides agreed a ceasefire in 2018, government military sources said Friday. The rebels advanced after forces loyal to the internationally recognised government retreated from positions south of the Red Sea port city, the

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Leopard falls into water tank in Brakpora Anantnag, rescued

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Published by Newscraving Newscraving Desk: Srinagar, A semi-adult leopard, which had fallen into a nearly 10-ft deep water tank in Brakpora in south Kashmir’s Anantnag district was rescued by Wildlife Department on Saturday morning. As per reports the leopard was spotted by locals of Brakpora, stuck inside a water tank, in the orchards. The Wildlife

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1 killed, 4 children among 12 injured in road mishap at Ramban

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Published by Newscraving Newscraving Desk: Srinagar, One person was killed and 12 others including four children were injured when a sumo vehicle (passenger cab) they were travelling in skidded off the road and fell into a very deep gorge near Digdol along Jammu-Srinagar highway on Saturday. Official sources said that the sumo vehicle (JKO3A-6391) was

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Srinagar records season’s coldest night

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Published by Newscraving Newscraving Desk: Srinagar, Most places in Kashmir Valley recorded sub-zero temperature while Srinagar, the summer capital of J&K, had season’s coldest night so far on Saturday. A meteorological department official here told GNS that mercury settled at 0.1°C against previous night’s 0.7°C. The temperature is below minus 1.1°C than the normal for

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U.S. workers quitting reaches record high, job openings edge down in September

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Published by Reuters By Lindsay Dunsmuir (Reuters) – The number of Americans voluntarily quitting their jobs rose to a record high in September while job openings stayed stubbornly above pre-pandemic levels, a sign that businesses may have to continue to raise wages in order to attract workers. The Labor Department’s monthly Job Openings and Labor

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