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      11 May

      TOMCOM issues notification for cook, chef jobs in Germany

      TOMCOM said, to apply for these job roles, candidates must be in the age group of 22 to 35 years with 2 to 5 years valid experience certificates, good communication skills in English Hyderabad: Telangana Overseas Manpower Company Limited (TOMCOM) has notified that there are vacancies for chef/cook (Bachelors in Hotel Management or Hospitality with minimum of 2 to 5 years experience) in Germany. A registered recruitment agency under the Department of Labour, Employment Training and Factories, Government of Telangana, with a specific mandate to facilitate overseas placement to qualified skilled and semiskilled workers from the State, TOMCOM in a press release said to apply for these job roles, candidates must be in the age group of 22 to 35 years…

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    • 11 May

      TTD Chairman BR Naidu distributes helmets to employees

      Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanams (TTD) management has distributed helmets to its employees to ensure their safety while commuting between Tirumala and Tirupati Hyderabad: Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanams (TTD) management has distributed helmets to its employees to ensure their safety while commuting between Tirumala and Tirupati. TTD Chairman BR Naidu distributed helmets to employees on Saturday at his camp office in Tirumala. Speaking to media persons, the TTD Chairman stated that the decision to distribute helmets was taken as a part of ensuring safety of TTD employees. Jaladi Raghuram from Guntur and Naveen, Head of KCN Helmets from Delhi, have come forward to donate helmets for the cause. As part of the initiative, in the first phase, 555 helmets worth nearly Rs.5 lakh were donated. Additional 500 helmets are expected…

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    • 11 May

      Fact check: PIB debunks fake news about Indian Female Pilot being captured by Pakistan

      Labeling the news as “fake,” PIB clarified that the image being used to support the claim is old and unrelated to any recent events Hyderabad: The Press Information Bureau’s (PIB) Fact Check unit has debunked a viral claim circulating on social media that a female pilot of the Indian Air Force has been captured by Pakistan. Labeling the news as “fake,” PIB clarified that the image being used to support the claim is old and unrelated to any recent events. In a post on X (formerly Twitter), PIB stated, “❌ FAKE NEWS! ✅ The image being circulated is from June 2023 and thus OLD!” The image in question is linked to a past incident involving an IAF Kiran trainer jet crash…

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    • 11 May

      ‘Pak is officially a beggar,’ says Owaisi; slams IMF for approving $1 bn loan to Islamabad

      He further slammed Pakistan’s internal failures, adding, “Leave ruling, you don’t know how to run an economy. What do you have? Just speaking on Islam. Truth is, they have nothing and are using this rhetoric to escalate tensions between Hindus and Muslims in India.” New Delhi: As tensions continue to rise between India and Pakistan following a series of drone and missile attacks by the Pakistan Army targeting Indian civilian infrastructure, military bases, and even religious sites, AIMIM President and Hyderabad MP, Asaduddin Owaisi, on Saturday, delivered a scathing condemnation of Islamabad’s actions and declared that Pakistan is officially a “beggar.” Speaking at a public event, Owaisi strongly criticised Pakistan’s economic collapse and aggression, saying, “They are beggars. Pakistan is an official…

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    • 11 May

      Confirmed: Abu Jundal, terrorist who headed LeT HQs killed; what it means for India’s war on terror

      Mudassar Khadian Khas alias Abu Jundal, one of the infamous LeT commanders, turned out to be a high-value casualty for the Indian military, as the latter carried out precision strikes at five locations in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir and four inside Pakistan, in response to the savage terror attack in J&K’s Pahalgam New Delhi: More than 100 hardcore terrorists belonging to Pakistan-based terror outfits, including Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) and Jaish-e-Muhammed (JeM), are said to have perished in the Indian military strikes on May 7. Mudassar Khadian Khas alias Abu Jundal, one of the infamous LeT commanders, turned out to be a high-value casualty for the Indian military, as the latter carried out precision strikes at five locations in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir and four inside Pakistan, in response to…

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    • 11 May

      Govt advises media channels not to use civil defence siren sounds in programmes

      The Directorate General Fire Service, Civil Defence and Home Guards said exercising the powers conferred under the Civil Defence Act, 1968, all media channels were requested to refrain from using civil defence air raid sirens sounds in their programmes other than for educating the community New Delhi: The government on Saturday advised all media channels to refrain from using civil defence air raid siren sounds in their programmes other than community awareness drive. In an advisory, the Directorate General Fire Service, Civil Defence and Home Guards said exercising the powers conferred under the Civil Defence Act, 1968, all media channels were requested to refrain from using civil defence air raid sirens sounds in their programmes other than for educating the community.…

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    • 11 May

      Maharashtra Cyber cell takes down 5,000 social media posts with misinformation about India-Pak conflict

      According to officials, fake news about the army’s movements, strategic operations, or retaliatory measures from neighbouring countries was found on social media. Mumbai: Maharashtra Cyber cell has removed 5,000 posts from social media platforms containing fake news and misinformation about the military conflict between India and Pakistan, an official said on Saturday. According to officials, fake news about the army’s movements, strategic operations, or retaliatory measures from neighbouring countries was found on social media. The cybercrime detection agency has also issued an advisory on the circulation of fake news and misinformation related to the military conflict, the official said. He said such unverified and misleading content poses a serious risk to national security and may contribute to the escalation of the…

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    • 11 May

      PIB confirms Nagrota airfield fully operational amid false social media claims

      “Heard of attack on Nagrota Air Base? An old and digitally altered video is being falsely circulated as footage of a Pakistani attack on the Nagrota Air Base.. It has no connection to the current India-Pakistan situation” Hyderabad: The PIB on Saturday fact-checked an old video that was being incorrectly shared as footage of a Pakistani attack on the Nagrota Air Base.. The video, which was widely circulated, claimed that an attack took place on Nagrota Air Base. The PIB’s post on X clarified, “Heard of attack on Nagrota Air Base? An old and digitally altered video is being falsely circulated as footage of a Pakistani attack on the Nagrota Air Base.. It has no connection to the current India-Pakistan situation.”…

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    • 11 May

      J-K govt official, toddler among five killed in intense Pak shelling across Jammu

      Residents of Jammu city and other major towns of the division woke up to air raid sirens and deafening sounds of explosions around 5 am, while the border residents spent a sleepless night in the wake of intense shelling from across the border Jammu: Five persons, including a senior J-K government official and a two-year-old girl, were killed as intense mortar shelling and drone strikes by Pakistan hit Jammu early Saturday, officials said. Residents of Jammu city and other major towns of the division woke up to air raid sirens and deafening sounds of explosions around 5 am, while the border residents spent a sleepless night in the wake of intense shelling from across the border. According to defence officials, Pakistan’s…

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    • 11 May

      Amid tensions between India, Pakistan, PIB clarifies on Delhi Airport missile strike video

      PIB debunked claims that an old video is being falsely shared as footage of a missile strike on New Delhi Airport Hyderabad: PIBFactCheck, taking X account on Saturday, debunked claims that an old video is being falsely shared as footage of a missile strike on New Delhi Airport. “This video shows a gas station explosion in Aden, Yemen, from August 2024. It has no connection to the current India–Pakistan situation. This claim is completely fake,” the PIB Fact Check Unit said. #IndiaFightsPropaganda @MIB_India , @DefenceMinIndia, @IAF_MCC, @adgpi, @DDNewslive, @airnewsalerts, @PIB_India The PIB fact check has urged people to stay alert and verify everything before sharing. Also, PIBFactCheck shared the link to the original video on X

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