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It is ironic that when the Assam tea industry should have had a gala celebration on International Tea Day to mark the completion of its 200 glorious years

The decision by the Bought Leaf Factories (BLF) to resume procurement of green leaf from Small Tea Growers (STG) has brought an end to the deadlock for now, when fresh plucking has just begun.

Davao City councilor calls out developer over questionable water supply | News A Davao City councilor raises concerns over moldy water supply in housing developed by Sta. Lucia Land Inc. Read more about the issue and the councilor's call for accountability. Residents complain about moldy water supply from Sta. Lucia Land Inc. | Davao City News Davao City councilor demands answers from developer over poor water quality in housing subdivisions Developer under fire for supplying moldy water to...

Bill to replace Code of Criminal Procedure has several laudable measures to protect citizens in criminal cases. They would be rendered meaningless if provision extending police c

Monitoring and Evaluation Consultancy in Somalia, requiring 5-9 years of experience, from World Vision; closing on 22 Jun 2023

In this free webinar, the chair of the Z359 Committee shares the most impactful aspects of the standards—to allow attendees to focus efforts on the elements that have the highest potential to reduce fall risk. Coming on the heels of the recent Fall Protection Stand Down, this session helps organizations understand the most impactful aspects of the Code that can improve a fall protection program year-round.

India`s top wrestlers, including Olympic medallists Bajrang Punia and Sakshi Malik along with Asian and CWG medallist Vinesh Phogat are protesting at the Jantar Mantar in New Delhi, seeking action against WFI chief for alleged sexual harassment of women grapplers.

Child labor in cobalt mines exposes children to risks of contracting diseases as they often work without appropriate protective gear.

The workers are paid meagre wages, bound by a colonial labour system, without land rights and with little access to government schemes.

Workers in Darjeeling’s tea industry should be paid better and given access to social security, experts say, adding that this is important not just for workers but for the tea industry to prosper.