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Ranveer Singh's Efforts to Make Indian Sign Language Official is On
Actor Ranveer Singh has been urging authorities to consider and declare Indian Sign Language (ISL) as the 23rd official language of India.
U.S. Justice Department Leaders Encourage Sedition Charges For Violent Protesters
Top officials in the U.S. Justice Department are encouraging prosecutors to consider sedition charges against protesters who have burned buildings and engaged in other violent activity, according to a memo seen by Reuters on Thursday.
Firefighters Make Headway In Subduing U.S. Western Wildfires
Crews who struggled just days ago against deadly wildfires raging unchecked across California, Oregon and Washington have now taken the offensive, making substantial progress in subduing the blazes, officials in all three states said on Thursday.
Oil Rises 2%, Reverses Loses As OPEC+ Addresses Market Weakness
Oil prices rose more than 2% on Thursday, turning positive as OPEC and its allies said the producer group would crack down on countries that failed to comply with output cuts and planned to hold an extraordinary meeting in October if oil markets weaken fu...
Health Teams To Monitor Condition Of Virus Patients Under Home Isolation
Haryana minister Anil Vij on Thursday said Health Department teams will regularly monitor the condition of coronavirus patients under home isolation. The teams will check their health and ensure the supply of required medicines, Vij, who is the Home an...
Embed-Table-Virus Outbreak-Global Daily New Cases, ADVISORY
VIRUS OUTBREAK-GLOBAL DAILY NEW CASES Table. A sortable, searchable table of country by country 7-day rolling averages of new daily coronavirus cases and deaths per capita. This table will update automatically each day. Source: Johns Hopkins University.
AP FACT CHECK: Biden Distorts Trump's Words On Virus 'Hoax'
Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden is presenting a distorted account of President Donald Trump's words on the coronavirus, wrongly suggesting Trump branded the virus a hoax.
Mexico Sees Discrimination In Stores' Coronavirus Measures
A Mexican government body warned grocery stores Thursday about complaints it has received alleging discrimination against the elderly and singleparent families due to coronavirus socialdistancing measures.
Burned Out And Abused: French COVID-19 Testers Strike Over Work Conditions
Hundreds of workers at COVID19 laboratories in France went on strike on Thursday, a trade union said, angry over poor working conditions as the coronavirus testing system buckles under huge demand.
TikTok Faces Another Test: Its First U.S. Presidential Election
TikTok, already under scrutiny over its Chinese ownership and threatened with a possible ban by U.S. President Donald Trump, is facing another major challenge: how to handle content around its first U.S. presidential election.
NLSIU Bengaluru Justifies Separate Entrance Test, SC Reserves Verdict on Its Validity
Common Law Admission Test (CLAT) is a centralised national level entrance test for admissions to twenty two National Law Universities (NLUs) in India and Bengaluru's NLSIU was one of them.
ICMR Launches Online Course To Improve Prescription Practices Among Medical Graduates
To improve prescription practices among the country's medical graduates, the Indian Council of Medical Research launched a free online course on Thursday on the occasion of World Patient Safety Day. The course on 'Prescribing Skills for Indian Medical G...
57 Deaths, 2,896 Fresh Virus Cases Min Punjab; Total Count 90,032
Fifty-seven people died from coronavirus in Punjab on Thursday as the state reported yet another record single-day spike of 2,896 coronavirus cases, pushing the infection count to 90,032. On Wednesday, the state had reported 2,717 cases. So far,...
Former Model Accuses Trump of Sexually Assaulting Her at US Open Tournament in 1997
Trump has faced more than a dozen allegations of sexual misconduct, including a claim by prominent American columnist E. Jean Carroll that he raped her in a department store changing room in the mid-1990s.
Punjab CM Amarinder Singh Backstabbed Farmers Over Farm Bills, Alleges SAD
Shiromani Akali Dal senior leader Daljit Singh Cheema asked the CM to issue a white paper on his participation in the meeting of a high-powered committee on agriculture.
'Melrose Place' Actress Headed Back To Prison For 2010 Crash
A former Melrose Place actress who has already served a prison sentence for a fatal 2010 drunken driving crash in New Jersey is headed back behind bars after a judge agreed with prosecutors Thursday that her initial sentence was too lenient.