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No UP Government Jobs For Those Seeking 'Violent Regime Change'
7 outlets reported this over 32 hours. First seen by Huduku: NDTV, 29 Oct, 10:23 am.
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Who owns these outlets?
No two of these outlets share an owner on Huduku’s list.
- NDTV: New Delhi Television LtdFounded 1988
- Times of India: Bennett, Coleman & Co. LtdFounded 1838
- Scroll: Scroll Media Inc.Founded 2014
- Hindustan Times: HT Media LtdFounded 1924
- Deccan Herald: The Printers (Mysore) Pvt LtdFounded 1948
- The Indian Express: The Indian Express Private LimitedFounded 1932
- The Wire: no owner named on Huduku’s list
When the reports appeared?
7 reports from 7 outlets over 32 hours.
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Every outlet’s headline
- No UP Government Jobs For Those Seeking 'Violent Regime Change'
- No UP govt jobs for those involved in violent activities seeking ‘regime change’
- UP bars those involved in violent ‘regime change’ activities from government jobs
Words only this outlet used: bars.
- UP tightens rules: Those involved in regime change through violence barred from govt jobs
Words only this outlet used: tightens, barred.
- UP's updated guidelines bar 'those involved in regime change through violence' from obtaining govt jobs
Words only this outlet used: updated guidelines bar, obtaining.
- The Indian Express CitiesNo UP government job for those seeking to ‘change social order via violence’
Words only this outlet used: job, social order via.
- The Wire changedIn New Rules, UP Says ‘No Govt Jobs For Those Seeking Regime Change’
Earlier headline No Govt Jobs in Uttar Pradesh For Those Seeking ‘Regime Change’, Say New Rules · change seen 30 Oct, 7:35 pm?
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