UK Labour minister under fire for claiming employers are not ‘working people’

File photo: Britain’s Chief Secretary to the Treasury Emma Reynolds A British treasury minister has reignited a political row over Labour’s definition of “working people” after saying employers do not fall under the category, drawing criticism from opposition politicians who accused the government of overlooking the contribution of small-business owners.Chief secretary to the treasury Emma…

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ECI orders suspension of 2 Pilibhit electoral officers over 10,470 erroneous voter roll entries | Lucknow News

CEO Navdeep Rinwa had already ordered action against the 2 EROs on Oct 22 following the detection of irregularities in electoral roll records. LUCKNOW: Escalating action over alleged electoral roll irregularities in Pilibhit, the Election Commission of India (ECI) has directed the immediate suspension of two electoral registration officers (EROs) and sought further action against…

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AI may automate routine IT work. These are the skills that could command a pay premium

An analysis of over 37,000 technology and digital roles shows that traditional valuation proxies no longer accurately predict market value. By Neeti Sharma, CEO, TeamLease DigitalThe contemporary enterprise operates in an environment defined by unprecedented geopolitical volatility, economic shifts, and rapid technological acceleration. Across the Asia-Pacific region, 81% of senior leaders identify the capacity to…

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‘Built as a Team. Won as a Team’: Gautam Gambhir’s strong message after India clinch New Zealand series | Cricket News

India’s captain Shreyas Iyer and coach Gautam Gambhir. (PTI Photo) NEW DELHI: India head coach Gautam Gambhir underlined the importance of collective effort after India clinched the five-match T20I series against New Zealand 3-2, taking to social media to share a short but emphatic message following the team’s series triumph.“Built as a Team. Won as…

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Zendaya and Tom Holland buy £9 million Wimbledon love nest with private tennis court, separate cottage and sprawling garden; new home could face a neighbourhood development battle |

Zendaya and Tom Holland’s reported Wimbledon love nest is located near a golf course at the centre of a development dispute involving the All England Club. (Photo: Getty) Hollywood’s much-loved couple Zendaya and Tom Holland are reportedly taking another big step in their life together by purchasing a lavish £9 million property in Wimbledon, southwest…

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Love Horoscope Predictions, 1st November 2026: Jupiter Steps Into Leo, Couples May Feel Ready to Make Their Bond Official

The love horoscope for October 31, 2026, highlights new romantic possibilities, honest conversations and family relationships. (AI Image) On Sunday, the Moon is in Pushya nakshatra, a day after Jupiter entered Simha. Jupiter is considered to be the planet of blessings and, in a woman’s chart, the significator of her husband. In Simha, Jupiter brings…

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New airfare rules from next year: No govt intervention except in ‘extraordinary situations’ to prevent spikes | India News

Airlines have been asked to give a break-up of tariff in terms of the total amount payable by a passenger and break-up of the same by displaying components like base fare, tax, fees, cancellation charges, refund conditions and any other charge separately. NEW DELHI: India has adopted new airfare rules where government will not interfere…

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A Delaware couple cared for a backyard triangle for over 20 years before neighbours demanded $30,000 to let them keep the fenced land; an October 30 court ruling has now awarded the entire disputed strip to the couple

A long-running property dispute between neighbours in Newark, Delaware, has ended with a court ruling that gives homeowners legal ownership of a piece of land they had looked after for more than 20 years. According to legal documents published by Justia Law, the Delaware Court of Chancery issued a decision in an adverse possession case…

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