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Dell won't promote employees working from home: Report
short by Pragya Swastik / on Monday, 18 March, 2024
Dell employees working fully remotely won't be eligible for promotion or be able to change roles, Business Insider reported citing an internal memo. In February, Dell told staff that from May, almost all employees will be classified as either "hybrid" or "remote". Hybrid workers will need to come to the office at least 39 days a quarter, the memo said.
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Putin to become Russia's longest-serving leader in over 200 years
short by Sakshita Khosla / on Monday, 18 March, 2024
Vladimir Putin, who has won a fifth term as Russia's President, will become the longest-serving Russian leader in over 200 years (if he completes the term), since the 34-year reign of Empress Catherine 'the Great'. Putin has been in office for 25 years and is likely to lead for six more years. Putin's tenure will likely overtake Joseph Stalin's reign.
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Disclose all electoral bond details by 5 pm on Thursday: Supreme Court to SBI
short by Sakshita Khosla / on Monday, 18 March, 2024
The Supreme Court on Monday told SBI to disclose all the details of electoral bonds that are in its possession, including unique numbers and serial numbers, of the bonds redeemed. It told the bank to file an affidavit by 5 pm on Thursday (March 21), indicating that SBI has disclosed all details and nothing has been withheld.
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SC tells SBI to disclose all electoral bonds details, says 'don't be selective'
short by Sakshita Khosla / on Monday, 18 March, 2024
The Supreme Court on Monday told State Bank of India (SBI) to disclose all details of electoral bonds, including Electoral Bond numbers, adding, "SBI shouldn't be selective in disclosing the details." The apex court also asked SBI to file an affidavit stating that it has not suppressed any information. SBI said it would comply and submit all the information.
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Which parties didn't get any money via electoral bonds?
short by Sakshita Khosla / on Monday, 18 March, 2024
Mayawati's BSP and Meghalaya's ruling party National People's Party are among political parties that said they didn't receive electoral bond donations. Other such parties include Raj Thackeray's MNS, Asaduddin Owaisi's AIMIM, AIUDF and Asom Gana Parishad in Assam, and Zoram People's Movement (Mizoram). CPI, CPI-M, All India Forward Bloc and CPI-ML also didn't get any money via electoral bonds.
read more at Republic World
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