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Apple iPhone 12 to Have a Narrower Notch Design, New iCloud Icon Indicates
The iPhone 12 notch is designed differently from the edges when compared with the notch on iPhone 11 and iPhone XR.
Riteish Deshmukh Tweets in Support of Rhea Chakraborty, 'More Power to You'
Riteish Deshmukh lauded Rhea Chakraborty on Twitter for taking an action against her neighbour who claimed that the actress was spotted with late actor Sushant Singh Rajput on June 13, a day before his death.
More Than 10 Million Early Votes in US Presidential Election 2020, Says Report
The surge in early voting comes amid a stubborn novel coronavirus pandemic that has led to a surge of early and mail balloting, particularly among Democrats.
Covid-19 Antibodies Last at Least Three Months; So Do Symptoms For Many
Researchers found IgG antibodies with two targets – a spike protein on the virus that helps it infect cells, and a part of the spike called the receptor binding domain (RBD) – lasted more than 100 days.
Kanye West Focuses on Religion in First Election Campaign Video
Rapper Kanye West on Monday released his first official campaign video in his longshot bid to be elected U.S. president on Nov. 3, focusing on religion and families.
Graphic: New U.S. COVID-19 Cases Rise 11% Last Week, Midwest Hard Hit
The number of new COVID19 cases rose 11% in the United States last week compared to the previous seven days, with infections spreading rapidly in the Midwest, which reported some of the highest positive test rates, according to a Reuters analysis.
Mexico Removes Columbus Statue Ahead Of Annual Protest
The Mexican government has removed a prominent bronze statue of Christopher Columbus and surrounded another with high metal fencing ahead of an annual protest that marks the explorer's arrival in the Americas in 1492.
Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan Birth Anniversary: Here are His 5 Timeless Classics
On the occasion of Shahenshah-e-Qawali, Ustad Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan's birth anniversary, we take a look at his five famous compositions.
Wall Street Surges On Apple, Microsoft, Amazon
Wall Street surged on Monday, fueled by expectations of a coronavirus relief package and by a rally in Amazon, Apple and other technology stocks ahead quarterly earnings season.
Takeaways: Coronavirus At Center Of Supreme Court Hearings
The coronavirus won't surrender the national stage to anyone not to President Donald Trump, Judge Amy Coney Barrett or majority Republicans holding the power to confirm nominees to the Supreme Court.
Zoological Survey Collected Thousands Of Fauna Samples Despite COVID Restrictions: Official
Despite various restrictions due to the COVID-19 pandemic, scientists of the Zoological Survey of India (ZSI) have managed to collect thousands of fauna samples from 16 regions of the country, a top official said on Monday. These samples are now under t...
Award For NDMC For Efficiency In Street Lighting: Mayor
The North Delhi Municipal Corporation has bagged an award for bringing energy saving in street lighting system by converting a huge number of units to automation-based LED lights,its mayor Jai Prakash said on Monday. He said that the NDMC had participat...
Raj Cabinet Mulls Over Ways To Negate Centre's Farm Laws In State
The Rajasthan government on Monday examined possible ways to negate the effects of the three recent central farm laws in the state. The government discussed ways to shield the state's farmers from the effects of the central laws during a Cabinet...
COVID-19: 27 More Deaths, 581 New Cases In Punjab
Twenty-seven more fatalities due to coronavirus pushed the death toll to 3,860 while 581 cases raised the infection count to 1,24,535 in Punjab on Monday. The places which reported new coronavirus cases included Jalandhar (82), Ludhiana (62), Mohali (...
Bus Shooting In Russia Leaves 3 Dead, 3 Wounded
A gunman opened fired at a bus and a bus stop in central Russia on Monday, killing three people and wounding three more, police said.
Stocks Are Soaring, And Most Black People Are Missing Out
Americans who own stocks are pulling further away from those who don't, as Wall Street roars back to record heights while much of the economy struggles. And Black households are much more likely to be in that notasfortunate group that isn't in the stock m...