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A video circulating on social media claims that under the #NewLabourCode, employees will be required to work 12 hours a day, totalling 72 hours per week. #PIBFactCheck ❌ The claim is #misleading! ✅ Under the recently introduced #labourcode, normal working hours are capped at 8 -12 hours per day...

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हिंदू एकतेचा पाईक9 ay önce

For spreading misleading information Gov. should take legal action...

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bombaekar9 ay önce

@airnewsalerts fine them! start inflicting financial dent to their engagement farming.

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ALIA‼️9 ay önce

@AIRNewsHindi didn’t need to know that

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Bharatmundhra.offical9 ay önce

Are you using arattai Please atleast giv should not be back in using indian app

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Kunal Jain9 ay önce

A well-organized cyber army spreads false propaganda just like Pak military—weaponizing information warfare. Clearly can be observed it's a Pakistani accent & way of talking! #InfoWars #ExposingPropaganda

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What if a company doesn't follow new labour laws ? I already know people working in IT field and they work 6days 10-12hours daily with no extra pay. Infact many times delay in their salaries. They don't get all holidays on national holidays.

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Danish P9 ay önce

Take legal actions, this mere fact check won't work. These people who survive on views always use these opportunities to create and spread more n more fake news. Legal actions are the only solution. @GoI_MeitY @MIB_India @PIBFactCheck @AshwiniVaishnaw @DrLMurugan

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Heeramandi Times9 ay önce

BC Pakistani accent pehchanana kitna easy h

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Dr.Bj9 ay önce

#NewLabourCode ✅

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CHANNEL TERMINATED PROTEST✊9 ay önce

That's a pakistani accrnt niga

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