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Britain Re-imposes COVID Restrictions In Parts Of Manchester
The British government reimposed local COVID19 restrictions on parts of the Greater Manchester area in northern England on Wednesday, just as they were being lifted, the latest in a series of abrupt reversals.
PUBG Mobile Banned in India After Game Blacklisted Over 2 Million Players for Cheating
PUBG Mobile developers continue their hard work to identify cheaters and hackers using means to get unfair advantages in the game.
75% Candidates in Bengal Could Not Write JEE on Tuesday due to Covid-19 Situation: Mamata Banerjee
Banerjee said after inquiry she found out that of the 4,652 JEE aspirants in the state, only 1,167 attended and the rest could not make it due to COVID-19 and the travelling restrictions.
As Coronavirus Hits Travel, Adani Ready For India Aviation Growth
India's Adani Enterprises says it is well placed to build the infrastructure needed to support the country's expected aviation growth, which has been curtailed by the coronavirus crisis.
Afghan Firm Eyes Emerging Middle Class With New Cars, Trucks
An Afghan company has unveiled a range of small trucks and passenger vans which it hopes will appeal to a local market still dominated by secondhand Japanese models imported via Dubai.
Israel's Top Court Rejects Alleged Child Sex Abuser's Appeal
Israel's Supreme Court on Wednesday rejected an appeal by a former teacher wanted in Australia on charges of child sex abuse, saying her mental condition does not prevent her extradition.
Greece: Crowded Refugee Camp Quarantined After COVID-19 Case
Greek authorities imposed a 14day quarantine on an overcrowded migrant camp on the island of Lesbos Wednesday, after one man who had been living outside the official camp tested positive for the coronavirus.
Journalist Dies While Waiting for Ambulance at Covid-19 Facility in Pune, Ajit Pawar Orders Probe
One of colleagues of the deceased reporter said that his condition started deteriorating on Tuesday night, a day after he was admitted at the facility.
President Urges Govt To Resign As Bulgaria Protests Heat Up
Bulgaria's president called on the government Wednesday to step down, echoing the demands of protesters demanding the resignations of the prime minister and the chief prosecutor over allegations they allowed an oligarchic mafia to seize control of the Bal...
Turkey Criticizes US Decision To Lift Cyprus Arms Embargo
Turkey has called on the United States to reconsider a decision to partially lift a 33yearold arms embargo against Cyprus, saying the move disrupts equality and balance between the Turkish Cypriot and Greek Cypriot communities on the ethnically divided is...
Sushant Singh Rajput's Sister: How Long Will it Take to Find the Truth?
The family of late actor Sushant Singh Rajput continues garnering support of fans from all over the world, and his sister Shweta Singh Kirti wonders when will the case find a closure.
Unilever To Drop Fossil Fuels From Cleaning Products By 2030
Unilever Plc said on Wednesday it would invest 1 billion euros to eliminate fossil fuels from its cleaning products by 2030, cutting the carbon emissions created by the chemicals used in making the products.
Not Ready to Enter Politics at the Moment, Says Sonu Sood
Bollywood actor Sonu Sood said he is not interested in entering politics at the moment, as he still has miles to go as an actor.
Russia To Keep Ex-journalist Accused Of Treason Behind Bars: Court
A Russian court on Wednesday ordered former newspaper journalist Ivan Safronov to be kept in custody for another three months pending trial on charges of state treason that have sent a chill through Russia's media landscape.
Abbott Gets DCGI Nod for Once-a-day Heart Failure & Angina Treatment Drug
The company plans to launch Ivabradine prolonged release tablets in the Indian market in the coming weeks, Abbott said in a statement.
Pope All Smiles At First Public Audience In 6 Months, Prays For Lebanon
Pope Francis held his first weekly general audience in public in six months on Wednesday, smiling and chatting with some of the crowd as they pressed forward to greet him.