Check What’s Open, What’s Closed as 30 Crore Workers Join Strike from Midnight

Check What’s Open, What’s Closed as 30 Crore Workers Join Strike from Midnight

32 India will witness a 24-hour nationwide strike starting midnight on February 12 as major central trade unions push ahead with a Bharat Bandh call. The protest, backed by farmer groups and several worker organisations, may disrupt banking services, public transport, government offices and industrial activity in multiple states. Trade union leaders say more than…

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What’s open, what’s closed across India; check full list

What’s open, what’s closed across India; check full list

News Desk Last Updated: 10 February 2026, 02:03 PM IST A nationwide strike backed by trade unions and farmer groups is expected to disrupt banking, transport and government services across several states. Representative image: Canva India is preparing for widespread disruption on February 12 as central trade unions, backed by farmer organisations, have called a…

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After Trump push, Venezuela moves to open oil sector, ending years of state control

After Trump push, Venezuela moves to open oil sector, ending years of state control

Venezuela’s national assembly (File photo) Venezuela’s National Assembly on Thursday approved a law to open the country’s oil sector to private companies, reversing a policy that has kept the industry under state control for more than 20 years. The vote comes less than a month after then-President Nicolás Maduro was seized in a US military…

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‘It’s a fine line’: Australian Open chief breaks silence on ‘animals in a zoo’ privacy row | Tennis News

‘It’s a fine line’: Australian Open chief breaks silence on ‘animals in a zoo’ privacy row | Tennis News

Tennis Australia CEO Craig Tiley at Melbourne Park. (Getty Images) Australian Open tournament director Craig Tiley has broken his silence on the growing debate around player privacy at the Grand Slam, admitting it is “a fine line” after several top stars complained about backstage camera access — with Iga Swiatek likening the experience to being…

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'Deceived, not enemy soldiers': Amnesty window open for youth in Iran 'riots'; partial calm returns

‘Deceived, not enemy soldiers’: Amnesty window open for youth in Iran ‘riots’; partial calm returns

Iran’s national police chief gave people who were “deceived” into joining- what the authorities have called “riots”- a limited window to turn themselves in with lighter punishment.“Young people who became unwittingly involved in the riots are considered to be deceived individuals, not enemy soldiers,” Ahmad‑Reza Radan said on state television, adding that those individuals have…

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Posts in general category also open to quota candidates: Supreme Court | India News

Posts in general category also open to quota candidates: Supreme Court | India News

NEW DELHI: Supreme Court has ruled that candidates belonging to Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Tribes, Other Backward Classes and Economically Weaker Sections are entitled to general category posts if they secure the cutoff marks stipulated for general category.The ruling by a bench of Justices Dipankar Datta and Augustine G Masih was inspired by SC’s landmark verdict…

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