Delhi CEO gives ‘parental perk’ to employees, offers incentive , paid leave

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A Delhi-based CEO, Rajat Grover, has introduced a 'parental perk' offering employees a ₹10,000 reimbursement and fully paid leave for a three-day vacation with their parents. This initiative encourages employees to reciprocate the sacrifices their parents made, allowing them to fulfill long-held desires and spend quality time together.

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Speedboat Captain Arrested After 15 Indian Tourists Die in Vietnam Capsizing

Vietnamese police arrested the captain of a speedboat that capsized near Phu Quoc Island, killing 15 Indian tourists. The incident occurred Saturday in rough seas, with authorities suggesting extreme weather as a cause. Rescuers saved 21 people, and the Indian embassy is coordinating the return of deceased and rescued tourists.

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