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    Third Eye: Race for Chair, the visibility factor and too much of security at Parliament irks MPs

    Enhanced Parliament security has irked MPs too apart from journalists and visitors. Some MPs have been asked questions by security staff such as where they wish to go or who they plan to meet.

    TISS takes back termination letter of over 100 faculty members; announces extra funds for salary

    Progressive Students Forum criticized the government for TISS contract terminations and Ministry of Education's entrance exam blunders, citing incompetence and jeopardizing employees' livelihoods and students' future.

    Only comprehensive reform can enable UNSC to effectively manage global conflicts: India

    India has urged for urgent reforms to the UN Security Council as the United Nations approaches its 80th anniversary next year, emphasizing the need to expand both its permanent and non-permanent categories to manage current global conflicts more effectively. This call was made by Pratik Mathur, Minister in India's Permanent Mission to the UN, during a UN General Assembly debate on the Annual Report of the UN Security Council.

    Canada Explained: Open work permits for family members of foreign workers

    Family members of most foreign workers in Canada can apply for open work permits, allowing them to work for any employer in Canada, except in specific adult entertainment sectors.

    H-1B visa holders who moved to Canada on special work permits can now sponsor dependents

    Family members of H-1B visa holders can apply for TRVs and study permits through the IRCC Portal. The Canadian government launched a new work permit program for US H-1B visa holders in 2023, offering opportunities for work and potential residency. The initiative saw overwhelming interest, with all 10,000 permits quickly claimed.

    Why reforming the WTO dispute settlement mechanism is imperative

    The 13th Ministerial Conference of WTO in Abu Dhabi renewed commitment to a well-functioning Dispute Settlement Mechanism (DSM) by 2024, crucial for the rules-based multilateral trading system.

    The Economic Times
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