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Disney to Lay Off Hundreds of Employees Across Units

The Daily Guardian

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June 04, 2025

Major layoffs are underway at the Walt Disney Company, affecting hundreds of employees across Disney Entertainment divisions, including marketing for film and television units, reported Deadline.

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Disney to Lay Off Hundreds of Employees Across Units

Apart from these divisions, the layoffs will also affect employees in television publicity, casting, development, and Disney's corporate financial operations divisions.

Deadline cited the source and reported that the size of the cuts on Disney Entertainment's film and TV sides is comparable. The majority of the Disney Entertainment Television staffers are said to be based in Los Angeles.

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The Daily Guardian

CISF women band sweeps top honours at all India Police Band competition

The CISF on Thursday felicitated its women band at Force Headquarters in New Delhi following the contingent's standout performance at the 26th All India Police Band Competition, where it secured top honours across multiple categories a rare achievement for a women brass band in the country.

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1 mins

January 03, 2026

The Daily Guardian

The Daily Guardian

Contaminated water crisis: MP Youth Congress targets Vijayvargiya

Madhya Pradesh Youth Congress workers on Friday staged a protest in Bhopal against state cabinet minister Kailash Vijayvargiya, demanding his resignation over remarks made in connection with the contaminated drinking water incident in Indore that claimed several lives.

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1 mins

January 03, 2026

The Daily Guardian

The Daily Guardian

First mountain tunnel breakthrough boosts bullet train project

January 2, 2026 marked a landmark day for India’s bullet train project.

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1 mins

January 03, 2026

The Daily Guardian

TOXIC TAPS, COSTLY TANKERS DELHI'S SANJAY CAMP ON THE EDGE

Even as Delhi claims adequate water supply, residents of Sanjay Camp are falling sick on discoloured tap water, surviving on costly tankers and bottled water to stay safe.

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1 mins

January 03, 2026

The Daily Guardian

The Daily Guardian

Assam: Congress eyes contesting 100 seats, Opposition partners uneasy

Raijor Dal president and Sivasagar MLA Akhil Gogoi has said he does not agree with the recent stand taken by Congress MP Gaurav Gogoi on the ongoing talks over opposition seat-sharing in Assam.

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2 mins

January 03, 2026

The Daily Guardian

The Daily Guardian

Bulgaria embraces Euro as fears persist

Bulgaria marked a historic turning point on Thursday as it officially adopted the euro, becoming the 21st member of the eurozone nearly two decades after joining the European Union.

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1 min

January 03, 2026

The Daily Guardian

Over 3,300 projects worth Rs 85 lakh crore handled by Pragati platform

The PRAGATI (Pro Active Governance and Timely Implementation) Platform has accelerated implementation of projects and major welfare programmes solving over 3300 projects worth over Rs 85 lakh crore covering 61 government schemes resolving grievances across 36 sectors, said TV Somanathan on Friday.

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1 mins

January 03, 2026

The Daily Guardian

The Daily Guardian

India's fin-tech revolution gets security backbone

India’s economic growth depends on digital trust.

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5 mins

January 03, 2026

The Daily Guardian

The Daily Guardian

Australian family becomes Israel's first 2026 immigrants

The Sachs family from Sydney, Australia -- father Trevor, mother Dalit, and daughter Ashira -- became Israel’s first immigrants in 2026 after arriving at Ben Gurion Airport on Thursday as trends point to rising Jewish immigration from Western countries.

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1 min

January 03, 2026

The Daily Guardian

Bandi Sanjay slams Congress, BRS over Krishna water sharing, DPR lapses

Union Minister of State for Home Affairs Bandi Sanjay Kumar on Thursday accused both Congress and BRS of misleading the people of Telangana to cover up their own failures in the allocation and utilisation of Krishna river waters.

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1 min

January 03, 2026

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