Asking the tough questions about agency e-waste
Alex Sisserson, a product manager for Iron Mountain Government Solutions, details the steps agencies should consider to make sure they safely dispose of……
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1,500 farm union representatives from across India to come together at national convention. On one of the days of the national convention, Rakesh Tikait is expected to visit our gathering and address the crowd, he said.Leaders of different farm unions will also participate to discuss how the agitation should be taken forward, Singh said.He added that the farmers have ensured that their protests are peaceful and do not cause any inconvenience to people.Farmers have been very straightforward about their demands from the beginning.