Microsoft to axe 18,000 jobs globally; India impact minimal
New York: In the first major realignment of workforce since India-born Satya Nadella took over as CEO, Microsoft has announced slashing of up to 18,000 jobs worldwide by next year as the software giant attempts to sharpen focus on cloud and mobile
offerings.
Punjab CM Badal threatens to quit over Haryana SGPC
issue
CHANDIGARH: Punjab Chief Minister Parkash Singh Badal is reported to have threatened to quit if the
Central government did
not intervene in the controversial issue of setting up of a separate committee in Haryana to manage gurdwaras there,
Shiromani Akali Dal sources said.
Rajnath rubbishes AAP charge on horse-trading
NEW DELHI: Rubbishing AAP leader Arvind Kejriwal's allegation against the BJP of indulging in horse-trading for government formation in Delhi, Home Minister Rajnath Singh today said his party doesn't indulge in such practices.
AAP calls MLAs' meet
Strike disrupts normal life in Kashmir Valley
SRINAGAR: Normal life was disrupted in the Kashmir Valley today due to a strike called by
the hardline Hurriyat Conference.
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Pakistan distances itself from Vaidik-Saeed meeting
Islamabad:
Pakistan today distanced itself from the controversy over the meeting between Indian journalist Ved Pratap Vaidik and JuD chief Hafiz Saeed saying it had no role in the private interaction.
Six-year-old allegedly raped in Bangalore
school, parents protest
BANGALORE: A six-year-old girl student was allegedly raped by �unknown persons� at a prominent school here, leading to angry protests by parents who besieged the institution on Thursday, demanding action from the management.
Monsoon revives, covers entire India
NEW DELHI: India's monsoon has covered the entire country, the Meteorological Department
said on Thursday, two days behind the normal schedule in a year that is forecast to bring below-average
rain. Poor rain since the start of the June-September season had
raised concerns of a first drought in five years.
Hamas agrees on five-hour humanitarian ceasefire
GAZA: The Islamic Hamas movement and Palestinian militant groups agreed late
on Wednesday to a UN appeal of a five-hour humanitarian ceasefire with Israel
on Thursday.
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