LETTER | Social housing ... or unable to work due to health reasons. In such cases, local councils should assist them in seeking support from welfare agencies or NGOs to cover rent.

Saqib Khan waved the Palestine flag after Eid namaaz on March 31; viral photos on social media led to his termination from the Kailashpur powerhouse. A contract worker with the electricity departm ...

“We are aware of several instances of fake job postings on social media platforms about Nestlé India and other players ... per annum and the option to work from home. The post, which mentioned ...

Much before the coffee culture caught on in India and ... his El Dorado in Social, a property that was fashioned as a casual dining space where people could hang out and also work from—the ...

A report by Times of India stated that Somaiah ... is directly responsible for my death," Vinay wrote in his suicide letter. Vinay was reportedly an administrator of the WhatsApp group "Kodagina ...

I’ve worked at the Cawley Career Center, training with industry professionals to help students perfect their job application ...

"She put it on social media across all platforms. She was painting a picture that, somewhere along the way, I had done all these things and I was trying to cover it up," Mr Burton tells BBC Panorama.

But when they got to the UK there was no work ... work in the social care sector. All of them accused one agent - Henry Poulos and his agency Grace International in the UK and India - of robbing ...

The Congress party has ignited a debate on social media ... PM Modi penned a letter to Williams on March 1, writing: "I convey to you greetings from the people of India. At a programme today ...

Many companies no longer require candidates to submit cover letters—but that doesn’t mean you shouldn’t write one. A well-written, well-structured cover letter could set you apart from the competition ...

Nagpur: A social worker has filed a public interest litigation (PIL) in the Nagpur bench of Bombay high court, challenging what he termed the ‘arbitrary, exorbitant, and unjustified' pricing of ...