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(2/5) When our phone is lost or stolen, we usually file an FIR complaint or try our best to track it down,
So, it is always best to block your SIM, erase data remotely & block your phone to keep your personal photos, videos, & files safe from fraudsters.
But, how can you do it?
So, it is always best to block your SIM, erase data remotely & block your phone to keep your personal photos, videos, & files safe from fraudsters.
But, how can you do it?
(3/5) Here's a detailed guide for you.
CEIR is an official website that the Department of Telecommunications has launched to discourage mobile phone theft & help mobile phone owners block or unblock their lost/stolen mobile phones.
Visit the website - ceir.gov.in
CEIR is an official website that the Department of Telecommunications has launched to discourage mobile phone theft & help mobile phone owners block or unblock their lost/stolen mobile phones.
Visit the website - ceir.gov.in
(2/4) YES.
In a recent guideline announced by the University Grants Commission (#UGC)has allowed to pursue two full time #academic programmes at the same time.
This guideline is a part of the National Education Policy & will be applicable from current academic year 2022-2023.
In a recent guideline announced by the University Grants Commission (#UGC)has allowed to pursue two full time #academic programmes at the same time.
This guideline is a part of the National Education Policy & will be applicable from current academic year 2022-2023.
(3/4) A few pointers of guidelines are -
A. Students can pursue 2 degrees in physical-physical mode, physical-online mode or online-online mode.
Eg- B.A. & BCom can be done together.
B. Courses can be from the same #university or from different universities.
A. Students can pursue 2 degrees in physical-physical mode, physical-online mode or online-online mode.
Eg- B.A. & BCom can be done together.
B. Courses can be from the same #university or from different universities.
(2/4) Due to this WFH culture, we often have to face work calls after office hours, Can you legally ignore them?
MP Supriya Sure in 2019 introduced the bill of Right to Disconnect which says -
1. Employees have the right to not answer work calls beyond work hours.
MP Supriya Sure in 2019 introduced the bill of Right to Disconnect which says -
1. Employees have the right to not answer work calls beyond work hours.
(3/4) 2. One can’t face disciplinary action for this.
3. Can negotiate out of work hours with employees.
4. Are entitled to overtime for beyond work hours.
5.Entitled to a min.penalty of 1% of employee’s total remuneration.
Though the bill hasn’t been yet adopted.
3. Can negotiate out of work hours with employees.
4. Are entitled to overtime for beyond work hours.
5.Entitled to a min.penalty of 1% of employee’s total remuneration.
Though the bill hasn’t been yet adopted.
