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India Records 11,610 Fresh Covid-19 Cases, 100 More Fatalities; Recovery Rate at 97.33 percent
The death toll due to the viral disease has gone up to 1,55,913 in the country with 100 more fatalities reported in a 24-hour period, the ministry’s data updated at 8 am showed.
Wife of North Korea's Kim Jong Un Makes First Public Appearance in Over a Year: Report
Ri Sol Ju, believed to be in her early 30s, joined her husband at a concert commemorating the birthday of his father and predecessor Kim Jong Il.
STF Detains Man in Bihar in Connection with Jammu Terror Module
Malik was arrested on the information given by the state CID on February 7. During interrogation, he revealed about receiving seven pistols, magazines and explosives through a handler based in Chapra district in Bihar.
Ballerina Jacqueline Fernandez Sets Social Media Afire
Actress Jacqueline Fernandez took her hotness quotient notches higher with pictures she posted on Tuesday dressed as a ballerina.
Ola Selects ABB as Robotics and Automation Solutions Partner at EV Manufacturing Facility
Ridehailing major Ola on Thursday said it has selected ABB as one of its key partners for robotics and automation solutions for its electric vehicle manufacturing facility in Tamil Nadu. Ola will utilise ABB's automation solutions in its factory's key...
FM Sitharaman Addresses Post-Budget RBI Board Meeting; Reviews Economy, Banks' Grievance Redress Mechanism
As per the tradition, the finance minister holds customary meeting with the board members of the RBI and the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) after Budget presentation every year.
India vs England: We Got 300 in Second Innings as Well, Toss Wouldn't Have Mattered - Virat Kohli
India skipper Virat Kohli on Tuesday rejected criticism of the spin-friendly Chepauk pitch, asserting that his side showed the requisite grit and determination to conquer England on it in the second Test.
Indian Navy Trades Mate recruitment 2021: Application Process to Begin from February 22
The shortlisted candidates will have to serve in the Units under the administrative control of respective Commands. As per the notification, the applicants can be posted in Naval units anywhere in India.
TikTok Hit With Consumer Law Breaches Complaints Across Europe
Chineseowned short videosharing app TikTok was hit with multiple complaints from EU consumer groups on Tuesday for allegedly violating the bloc's consumer laws and for failing to protect children from hidden advertising and inappropriate content.
No Deaths Due to UK Covid-19 Variant Reported in India, Say Health Ministry Sources
Comprehensive contact tracing of co-travellers and family contacts of those who have been detected with the UK variant continues.
Stephanie Vogt To Star In Netflix Spy Drama Series 'Gloria'
Actor Stephanie Vogt is set to play a pivotal role in streaming platform Netflix's upcoming spy drama "Gloria". According to Deadline, Tiago Guedes is directing the historical thriller series penned by Pedro Lopes. The story is set in 1960s, at the...
Dozens Charged In Capitol Riots Spewed Extremist Rhetoric
In a text message, a radicalized Trump supporter suggested getting a boat to ferry heavy weapons across the Potomac River into the waiting arms of their members in time for Jan. 6, court papers say.
Round 2 of Covid-19 Vaccination Drive Off to Slow Start Due to CoWIN Crashes, Technical Glitches
In a few centres, the software crashed in the beginning of the day and remained sluggish. For many who took the vaccine on January 16, the software flashed that they had not completed 28 days.
Malaysia To Get First Batch Of Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 Vaccines On Feb. 21
Malaysia will get its first batch of COVID19 vaccines produced by U.S. and German drugmakers Pfizer and BioNTech on Feb. 21, and kick off its inoculation drive five days after that, Prime Minister Muhyiddin Yassin said on Tuesday.
Outrage in South Africa After Minister Claims ‘Educated Men Don't Rape’
The country's largest opposition party the Democratic Alliance said it wants the minister to 'retract and apologise'.
Nearly 3 Million Customers Without Power As Texas Freezes
A rare deep freeze in Texas that raised demand for power forced the U.S. state's electric grid operator on Monday to impose rotating blackouts that left nearly 3 million customers without electricity.