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48 J'khand migrants stuck in Tunisia set to return home as firm steps in
The New Indian Express Bhubaneswar
|November 03, 2025
THE ordeal of 48 migrant workers from Jharkhand's Giridih, Bokaro and Hazaribagh districts, who have been stranded in Tunisia, North Africa, for the past several months is finally coming to an end, with their return scheduled for November 5 after intervention by Larsen & Toubro (L&T).
According to a video released by the stranded workers, they have received their pending wages, and their flight tickets have been booked by L&T. The company confirmed that all 48 workers will depart from Tunisia for Mumbai's Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport on November 5, from where they will travel to their respective hometowns in Jharkhand.
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IN a long-awaited moment for the sisters of the Congregation of the Teresian Carmelites and the residents of Ochanthuruth village in Kerala's Ernakulam, thousands of faithful gathered on Saturday at the Vallarpadam Basilica to witness the beatification of Mother Eliswa, the first nun of the Catholic Church in Kerala.
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Her Story, Her Power
It happens from cricket fields to every field of life. Without struggle there can be no awakening. Faith, perseverance, and surrender to a higher force turn pain into power. I have lived this truth through the rise, the fall, and the rise again.
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HC upholds transgenders' rights to change genders and get names changed
IN a landmark judgement, the Allahabad High Court has upheld the right of a transgender person to change their gender and name, as it directed the Education Department to issue fresh educational mark sheet and certificates to a biologically female petitioner, who had undergone a surgery to transition to a man.
1 min
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Gujarat's ₹10K crore agri relief package ignites political storm
Relief formula 'flawed': BKS state general secretary RK Patel slammed the relief model, questioned how the same relief could apply to both 25% and 100% crop losses
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Staying Locked-in
The Great Lock-in is shaping up to be this season's most contagious trend
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The Stillness of Kings
Chittoor Kottaram is a single-key palace where royal devotion and timeless calm still linger
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The Great Wall of India
A new collection of wallpapers takes inspiration from the cityscape of Varanasi
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Portrait of an Ordinary Man
This deceptively simple novel explores how much of love, or life, is ever skin-deep
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The New Indian Express Bhubaneswar
Finding Your Way in the Labyrinth
Many think meditation is tough, but this walking technique can quietly reconnect you to your inner self
2 mins
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The New Indian Express Bhubaneswar
SHOOTING STAR WHO LIT UP SCREENS & LIVES
NE of the best times I have had at the movies was watching a newly-restored print of Ritwik Ghatak's 1958 film Ajantrik (known variously in English as The Mechanical Man or The Pathetic Fallacy) at the 2019 Pingyao International Film Festival in China.
2 mins
November 09, 2025
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