Sanitation workers strike over certificate delay
Jaipur sanitation workers in Kishanpole zone strike over delays in experience certificates needed for Rajasthan recruitment; officials cite verification checks.
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JMC cleanliness drive faces criticism over worker shortage
Jaipur JMC’s ward-wise Diwali cleanliness drive draws criticism over sanitation worker shortages, disrupting routine cleaning amid a hopper workers’ strike.
She worked as a teacher till 62 years of age instead of retiring at 60, but was denied gratuity because of extended service; Allahabad HC orders payment with 6% interest
You work several years in an educational institution and are denied gratuity on the grounds that you worked beyond the retirement age. What do you do?
LumenUs helps automate tedious paperwork in times of grief | TechCrunch
"The day your loved one passes away, you also get this honorary badge of a project manager for a project you had no idea about," said founder Sara Tashakorinia.
Wardogs Dev Holding Back Certain Features Because of Xbox Series S, but Working to 'Very Low-End Hardware' Has Its Benefits
The developer of Wardogs has admitted that the limitations of the Xbox Series S have stopped it from adding certain things to the game, but insisted these limits have also provided some unique benefits.
Jamestown's Kale Backen, Aden Oettle headed to Grand Forks
Oct. 9—JAMESTOWN — Aden Oettle had never played a doubles tennis match with Kale Backen before this fall. Apparently, the Jamestown High School duo works pre...
Danu Robotics’ fight to build a better recycling robot
For six years, Danu founder Amy Ma has been working on a better way to sort recyclable waste.
149.5kmph thunderbolt! Mayank Yadav leaves West Indies reeling after India’s record T20I total in Ranchi
NEW DELHI: India’s batting fireworks set the stage for a ferocious pace assault as Mayank Yadav unleashed his thunderbolts to leave West Indies reeling in
'Now feels right to show Bank's Brewery's vital Wolverhampton history'
Tegen Kimbley captured the inner working of the former brewery when she worked at the site in 2018.
To strengthen child welfare and keep families together, we need structural change
A new framework from United Family Advocates argues that federal child welfare financing requires significant reform to prioritize community-based support over the costly and harmful practice of separating families.