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Inspired By Crime Shows, Class 10-Pass Tailor Impersonates Police Officer
A 26-year-old man, who has studied till class 10 and working as a tailor in a Surat-based textile unit, has been arrested for allegedly posing as an IPS officer, police said on Monday.
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Fire Officer, 5 Workers Injured In Textile Unit Blaze in Gujarat's Surat
The chief fire officer of the civic body was among six persons injured in a major fire that broke out at a textile dyeing mill in Surat city of Gujarat on Friday, an official said.
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Virus-Hit Textile Units In Tamil Nadu's Tiruppur Turns To Mask Production
Tamil Nadu's Tiruppur - the hosiery capital of India - is emerging as a hub for the production of life-saving masks and Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) as India fights against the spread of the highly infectious novel coronavirus or COVID-19.
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Why Israeli Police Officers Are Frequent Visitors To A Kerala Town
Why are officers of the Israeli police force making frequent trips to a nondescript town in Kerala? The answer, for those who expect cloak-and-dagger stuff, may be disappointing. It so happens that their elegant light-blue, long sleeve uniform shirts are stitched at an apparel unit in Kannur, which has the glorious tradition of handloom making and ...
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Congress Lawmaker Threatens With Jal Samadhi Over River Pollution
A Congress MLA on Monday threatened to take jal samadhi in Bhadar River in Gujarat's Rajkot district claiming that textile dyeing units were polluting it with untreated effluents.
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China Follows UN Sanctions With Bans, Limits On Fuel Products To North Korea
China said on Saturday it will ban exports of some petroleum products to North Korea, as well as imports of textiles from the isolated North, in line with a United Nations Security Council resolution passed after Pyongyang's latest nuclear test.
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UN Security Council Unanimously Steps Up Sanctions Against North Korea
The United Nations Security Council unanimously stepped up sanctions against North Korea on Monday over the country's sixth and most powerful nuclear test on Sept. 3, imposing a ban on the country's textile exports and capping imports of crude oil.
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United Nations Mulls US Demand For Oil Embargo, Textile Ban On North Korea
The United States wants the United Nations Security Council to impose an oil embargo on North Korea, ban the country's exports of textiles and the hiring of North Korean labourers abroad, and subject leader Kim Jong Un to an asset freeze and travel ban, according to a draft resolution seen by Reuters on Wednesday.
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3 Persons Killed In Fire At Textile Unit In Ludhiana
Three persons were killed in a fire that broke out in a textile unit at Rahon Road in Ludhiana early this morning, police said.
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33,000 Power Loom Units On Strike In Tamil Nadu
About 33,000 power looms units in Tamil Nadu's hosiery capital Tirupur and Coimbatore districts are on an indefinite strike since Thursday demanding higher compensation which they claim had been agreed upon by textile manufacturers in 2014.
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Tamil Nadu: 236 Textile & Dyeing Units in Erode District Sealed
Two hundred and thirty six textile dyeing and processing factories in the district have been sealed for violating pollution control board norms, their licenses cancelled and power connections cut off, according to environment minister Thoppu N. Venkatachalam.
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Seven workers asphyxiated in dyeing unit tank in Tamil Nadu
Seven workers died of asphyxiation while nine others were taken ill today after inhaling toxic gas in a tank containing untreated effluents at a textile dyeing factory at nearby Perundurai in Tamil Nadu.
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Bangladesh workers vent May Day fury after disaster
Protestors demanded the execution of factory bosses over the death of nearly 400 people in a building collapse today, as May Day became the focus of workers' anger over Bangladesh's worst industrial disaster.
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21 textile dyeing units sealed
Twenty one textile dyeing and processing units in the city were sealed today by Pollution Control Board and revenue officials for alleged violation of pollution norms and their power supply disconnected.
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Inspired By Crime Shows, Class 10-Pass Tailor Impersonates Police Officer
A 26-year-old man, who has studied till class 10 and working as a tailor in a Surat-based textile unit, has been arrested for allegedly posing as an IPS officer, police said on Monday.
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Fire Officer, 5 Workers Injured In Textile Unit Blaze in Gujarat's Surat
The chief fire officer of the civic body was among six persons injured in a major fire that broke out at a textile dyeing mill in Surat city of Gujarat on Friday, an official said.
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Virus-Hit Textile Units In Tamil Nadu's Tiruppur Turns To Mask Production
Tamil Nadu's Tiruppur - the hosiery capital of India - is emerging as a hub for the production of life-saving masks and Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) as India fights against the spread of the highly infectious novel coronavirus or COVID-19.
-
Why Israeli Police Officers Are Frequent Visitors To A Kerala Town
Why are officers of the Israeli police force making frequent trips to a nondescript town in Kerala? The answer, for those who expect cloak-and-dagger stuff, may be disappointing. It so happens that their elegant light-blue, long sleeve uniform shirts are stitched at an apparel unit in Kannur, which has the glorious tradition of handloom making and ...
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Congress Lawmaker Threatens With Jal Samadhi Over River Pollution
A Congress MLA on Monday threatened to take jal samadhi in Bhadar River in Gujarat's Rajkot district claiming that textile dyeing units were polluting it with untreated effluents.
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China Follows UN Sanctions With Bans, Limits On Fuel Products To North Korea
China said on Saturday it will ban exports of some petroleum products to North Korea, as well as imports of textiles from the isolated North, in line with a United Nations Security Council resolution passed after Pyongyang's latest nuclear test.
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UN Security Council Unanimously Steps Up Sanctions Against North Korea
The United Nations Security Council unanimously stepped up sanctions against North Korea on Monday over the country's sixth and most powerful nuclear test on Sept. 3, imposing a ban on the country's textile exports and capping imports of crude oil.
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United Nations Mulls US Demand For Oil Embargo, Textile Ban On North Korea
The United States wants the United Nations Security Council to impose an oil embargo on North Korea, ban the country's exports of textiles and the hiring of North Korean labourers abroad, and subject leader Kim Jong Un to an asset freeze and travel ban, according to a draft resolution seen by Reuters on Wednesday.
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3 Persons Killed In Fire At Textile Unit In Ludhiana
Three persons were killed in a fire that broke out in a textile unit at Rahon Road in Ludhiana early this morning, police said.
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33,000 Power Loom Units On Strike In Tamil Nadu
About 33,000 power looms units in Tamil Nadu's hosiery capital Tirupur and Coimbatore districts are on an indefinite strike since Thursday demanding higher compensation which they claim had been agreed upon by textile manufacturers in 2014.
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Tamil Nadu: 236 Textile & Dyeing Units in Erode District Sealed
Two hundred and thirty six textile dyeing and processing factories in the district have been sealed for violating pollution control board norms, their licenses cancelled and power connections cut off, according to environment minister Thoppu N. Venkatachalam.
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Seven workers asphyxiated in dyeing unit tank in Tamil Nadu
Seven workers died of asphyxiation while nine others were taken ill today after inhaling toxic gas in a tank containing untreated effluents at a textile dyeing factory at nearby Perundurai in Tamil Nadu.
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Bangladesh workers vent May Day fury after disaster
Protestors demanded the execution of factory bosses over the death of nearly 400 people in a building collapse today, as May Day became the focus of workers' anger over Bangladesh's worst industrial disaster.
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21 textile dyeing units sealed
Twenty one textile dyeing and processing units in the city were sealed today by Pollution Control Board and revenue officials for alleged violation of pollution norms and their power supply disconnected.
