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Ford CEO Says US Needs To Regulate Automated Driving Systems
The CEO of America's secondlargest auto company is calling for the federal government to set standards for fully or partially automated vehicles to tighten the safety of electronic driving systems.
Kozhikode Plane Crash: Pilot's Family Still Waiting For Compensation
A five-member panel of Aircraft Accident Investigation Board (AAIB), formed on August 13 last year, is inquiring into the circumstances of the crash.
Israel Hit Hamas Very Hard; Ground Reality Will Determine Whether Ceasefire Holds: Israeli Diplomat
The deputy chief of the mission said many senior commanders of Hamas including its brigade commander for Gaza city and the head of cyber division were killed in Israeli strikes, dealing a "crushing blow" to the group.
Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal Gives Rs 1 Crore Aid to Family of Teacher Who Died of Covid
Tanwar performed various nonteaching duties during the pandemic including ration distribution.
Labour Ministry Hikes Variable Dearness Allowance for Over 1.5 Cr Workers in Central Sphere
The hike, which will be effective from April 1, 2021, will also result in an increase in rate of minimum wages for central sphere employees and workers.
6 Bollywood Films That Celebrate the Spirit of Monsoon
The monsoon season has often been celebrated in Bollywood as it carries symbolism of love, passion and sometimes even destruction.
Karnataka Extends Current Lockdown Restrictions Till June 7; Kerala Till May 30
In Karnataka, the current restrictions on most activities will continue by another 15 days.
Black Fungus: As India Reports Over 7K Cases, Know All Latest Updates on the Deadly Fungal Infection
The Union government had on Thursday urged states and Union Territories to make mucormycosis a notifiable disease under the Epidemic Diseases Act.
BTS' New Song 'Butter' Makes YouTube History, Surpasses 10 Million Views in Just 13 Minutes
The 'Butter' video has already garnered 57 million views on YouTube, and that number is climbing rapidly.
Antibodies Increase Up To 300% if Second Dose is Delayed, Finds Study
Delay in getting the second jab not only allows the existing supply of jabs to be more widely dispensed, it also boosts their protective power by providing immune system more time to respond to first dose of vaccine.
Tarun Tejpal's Acquittal Likely to Deter Other Victims from Reporting Sexual Assault Cases: Activists
Some of the activists pointed out that Tejpal had himself admitted to attempting to assault the woman and tendered apology, and said the judgement is disappointing and demotivating.
Planning to Buy Vehicle, Holding Mundan, Annaprashan this Month? Check Shubh Muhurats in May
It is believed that heeding to the auspicious timings brings success and fortune.
Covid-19 Vaccines Possibly Less Effective Against Variant First Found in India: German Health Official
Health Minister Jens Spahn said that Germany was currently reassessing its travel recommendations for Britain, which is currently listed as a risk region becase the spread of that variant there has caused concern in recent days.
Nushrratt Bharuccha on Pyaar Ka Punchnama: Lot of People Had Advised Me to Not Do It
As Luv Ranjan's Pyaar Ka Punchnama turned 10, actress Nushrratt Bharuccha expressed her gratitude for the film that gave a push to her career in the industry.
Sundarlal Bahuguna, Face of Chipko Movement, Dies of Covid; PM Says 'Monumental Loss'
Bahguna advocated sustainable development. To meet the growing demand for electricity, he stressed the need for using natural water force of rivers to generate power.
Not 70%, RT-PCR Tests to Now Be 40% of All Tests by June End as Govt Changes Strategy
ICMR chief Balram Bhargava said on Thursday India would carry out 45 lakh tests a day by the end of June; RATs would account for 27 lakh tests (60%) and RT-PCR for 18 lakh (40%).