‘Exit polls undermined LJP-R’: Chirag dismisses rift rumours with JD(U); flays surveys

Chirag Paswan, LJP(RV) chief, refuted claims of discord between his party and Nitish Kumar’s JD(U) during the Bihar elections, calling it a ‘false narrative’. He highlighted his party’s strong performance, exceeding exit poll predictions, and praised Nitish Kumar’s determined campaigning. Paswan also criticized the opposition’s language and their post-result blame game, emphasizing NDA’s unity and…

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Mining expansion: Hindustan Zinc wins AP tungsten block; composite licence opens path to exploration

Hindustan Zinc Ltd, a Vedanta Group firm, has secured a composite licence from Andhra Pradesh to explore and mine a tungsten block. This strategic move diversifies HZL’s operations beyond its core zinc, lead, and silver businesses. The company aims to bolster India’s self-reliance in critical minerals vital for defence and advanced manufacturing.

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How remote work is giving US employees the upper hand in salary negotiations

A profound shift is reshaping the American workplace as remote work and data-driven strategies empower employees to negotiate confidently. Younger workers, in particular, are leveraging flexibility, market insights, and career growth opportunities to secure higher salaries and benefits. Employers are adapting by offering remote or hybrid options, signaling a major realignment of bargaining power in…

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Google, Facebook-parent Meta, YouTube and other companies challenge California social media law: What these tech giants said

Tech giants like Meta, Google, and TikTok are suing California over a new law restricting personalized social media feeds for minors without parental consent. They argue it violates free speech rights by limiting how they curate content. California’s Attorney General counters that the law protects children from addictive design features, prioritizing profit over safety.

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Veterinary council to crack whip against fake vets in AP: Chairman Dr Lakshamaih

Andhra Pradesh Veterinary Council seeks repeal of short-term courses, citing weakened standards and unqualified practitioners. Chairman Dr. P.V. Lakshmaiah vows to restore credibility, announcing a certificate screening for village secretariat veterinary assistants and stringent action against unregistered clinics. The council office has relocated to Guntur and will now operate on weekends to better serve professionals.

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Crisis brewing? How Pak is dismantaling its judiciary – and giving more power to Munir

Pakistan’s judiciary faces a crisis as senior judges resign following a controversial constitutional amendment. This change centralizes power, creating a new Federal Constitutional Court and elevating the army chief to Chief of Defence Forces with extended tenure. Critics decry the move as an attack on judicial independence and civilian oversight, potentially impacting ongoing legal cases.

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