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The 2nd largest country in africa with a population of 94000000 has a violent history the independence gained in the 1960 was followed by bloody civil war and 30 years of dictatorship under mobutu today the d. L. C. Is still plagued by political instability but there are oases of peace and serenity the capital kinshasa is known for its lively cultural scene and that includes one of central africas only symphony orchestras. Conductor that is tough and demanding he says this is how he gets the bes...

Tamil Nadu's electoral landscape shaped by local dynamics. From AIADMKCongress victory to Jayalalithaa's rise and fall, alliances and power struggles

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India: NLC contract workers in Tamil Nadu fight for permanent jobs; Bangladeshi food workers strike for higher pay; Australia: V/Line rail workers strike in Victoria

Declares Discos, Gencos and National Transmission and Despatch Company as "essential services".

Ceragon Networks: “This brand-new customer of Ceragon will be the first to deploy its newest solutions,” the company said in a statement recently. The agreement comprises planning, product delivery and deployment services, as well as a multi-year contract for Ceragon’s Managed Services that covers day-to-day monitoring, management, and maintenance oversite of the microwave and mmW (millimeter wave) network.

/PRNewswire/ -- Ceragon Networks Ltd. (NASDAQ: CRNT), the global innovator and leading solutions provider of 5G wireless transport, today announced it has...

- Ceragon acquires new customer in India set to deploy its new, innovative ultra-compact energy-efficient radio in tens of thousands of new sites, including m…

Ceragon Networks Ltd. announced it has signed an agreement with a global integrator, in support of a network modernization project for a Tier 1 Operator in India. As stipulated in the agreement,...

The government order, invoking the Essential Services Maintenance Act, prohibited Anganwadi workers from striking and said it was “inflicting grave hardship and inconvenience” to women and children.