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China admits providing support to Pakistan during Operation Sindoor against India last MayChina has confirmed providing on-site technical support to Pakistan during last year's conflict with India. Engineers from China's Aviation...- US private sector hiring cools sharply amid tariff uncertaintyUS private sector hiring experienced a significant slowdown in April, with only 62,000 jobs added, according to ADP data. This figure fell ...
- Mamata Banerjee announces new welfare schemes, focuses on employment & industrial growth in Bengal budgetWest Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee focuses on employment generation, industries, and social welfare schemes. New funds of Rs 9600 c...
- US industrial production jumps in DecemberUS industrial production increased by 0.9% in December, surpassing market expectations, boosted by the end of a Boeing strike. The resoluti...
- Madhya Pradesh CM announces to increases dearness allowance of state govt's employees ahead of DiwaliMadhya Pradesh Chief Minister Mohan Yadav announced a 4% increase in the Dearness Allowance (DA) for state government employees, effective ...
- Cabinet's Diwali gift includes DA hike, MSP hike, and more: Key highlightsThe Central government announced a 3 per cent hike in Dearness Allowance. It approved the construction of the Varanasi-Pt Deen Dayal Upadhy...
- DA hiked to 50%, HRA, other components to rise: How much will salary increase for central government employees, pensioners?What happens when DA reaches 50%? The central government has recently increased dearness allowance by 4%. With this, DA will be hiked to 50...
- Tripura declares additional 5% Dearness Allowance for 1,88,000 employees, pension holdersTripura government prioritizes well-being with 5% DA increment. Rs 500 crores additional expenditure. Unemployment rate reduces from 11% to...
- DA hiked by 4% to 38%: How much central Government employee's salary will increase?The Union Government has announced the hike in Dearness Allowances (DA)/Dearness Relief by 4% to 38% on September 28, 2022. This will lead ...
- Covid keeps art lovers away: Louvre's visitor numbers drop 70% in 2020Receipts fell by more than $110 million compared with 2019.
- Apple plans to make 20 percent fewer new model iPhones this year: NikkeiThe California-based firm has asked its parts suppliers to make about 20 percent fewer components for the three new iPhones it plans to lau...
- After two-fold salary hike, SC & HC judges to now get enhanced DASupreme Court and high court judges will get 7 percent DA with effect from January 1. So far, they were getting 5 percent DA.
- Most Portuguese do not believe leftist government is possible: PollOne in three Portuguese believe three left-wing parties could form the country's next government, but almost twice as many say they will fa...
- FAO expresses concern over food safety and pollution in ChinaUN's Food and Agricultural Organization (FAO) has expressed concerns over pollution and food safety issues in the world's second largest ec...
- Hong Kong banks' yuan strategy looks bad for earningsDeposits in the Chinese currency have grown to about $100 bn from almost nothing two years ago, since the rules on China's currency were re...
- Wall Street sputters on weak data, bailout doubtsWall Street stocks struggled to overcome early losses Thursday as a big rise in unemployment claims and a surprising jump in the US trade d...
- Wall St shakes off weak consumer surveyUS stocks ended mostly higher on Friday as traders largely shook off a dismal consumer confidence reading and focused on signs that the cre...
- ECB offers banks fixed-rate funds to increase liquidityThe European Central Bank turned on the liquidity taps to banks, offering unlimited funds at a below-market fixed rate as market unease ove...
- Economic cross-currents hit Wall StreetWall Street's outlook remains cautious after a turbulent week as investors confront rising concerns about an economic downturn as well as r...
- India, Brazil seek to boost tradeIndia and Brazil pledged to increase bilateral trade four-fold to $10 billion in the next three years.
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