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Rankings on June 7 2021 Will be Considered for Olympic Qualification: ITF
The ITF announced that it will use the ATP and WTA rankings of June 7, 2021 to finalise the entry list for the tennis events of next year's Tokyo Olympics.
Delhi Police Sub-Inspector Succumbs to Covid-19, Around 500 Personnel Infected so Far in Capital
Earlier, one constables and two assistant sub-inspectors of Delhi police had died due to COVID-19. Another constable, who had underlying health conditions and had been on leave since November last year, also died last week.
Billionaire Anil Agarwal Seeks PM Modi's Help to Reopen Copper Plant for Self-reliant India
The Tamil Nadu government had in May 2018 ordered permanent shutdown of the copper smelter after bloody protests at the plant in Thoothukudi culminated in the police opening fire on demonstrators, killing 13 of them.
Mandatory Mask Use to Continue in Spain after State of Emergency Ends on June 21
As part of a new decree to govern conditions after the coronavirus lockdown is lifted, Spaniards must continue to wear masks outside if they cannot guarantee a 1.5 metre distance from other people.
Here Are Six Books to Read During Pride Month
LGBTQ Pride Month celebrations in June include pride parades, parties, workshops, symposia and concerts, but since this year is all about social distancing, here are suggestions to mark the occasion with books.
After Merger, ISL and I-League Champions to Go By ATK Mohun Bagan from 2020-21 Season
ISL champions ATK and I-League champions Mohun Bagan, who have merged and will take part in the ISL from next season, will be known as ATK Mohun Bagan.
Take Covid-19 Situation Seriously, Come Up With Uniform National Legislation: Pak SC to Govt
Pakistan has recorded over 108,315 coronavirus cases and more than 2,170 fatalities. On Monday, the country reported a record 105 deaths.
Happy Birthday Sonam Kapoor: Kareena Kapoor Khan, Katrina Kaif, Malaika Arora Share Wishes
Sonam Kapoor has turned 35 on Tuesday. The actress was wished by her Bollywood colleagues and friends on social media.
Vyapam Scam Redux? Drawing Salaries worth Crores, At Least 26 Held in UP for Impersonating Teachers
Interestingly out of these 26 tainted teachers, many have been serving for more than 20 years now while one of them is even scheduled to retire next year.
Send Migrant Workers Home in 15 Days, Consider Dropping Cases Against Them: SC to Centre & States
The apex court also asked for skill mapping of the migrants who have come back and plans to give them employment now.
IBM Will Not Work on Facial Recognition Till There Are Reforms to Prevent Surveillance, Profiling & More
The decision for IBM to get out of the facial recognition business comes amid the death of George Floyd that has led to mass protests worldwide.
Mahindra Offering Discounts of Upto Rs 3 Lakh on Select Models in June
As lockdown eases, various manufacturers are coming up with a variety of discounts and schemes in order to encourage people to buy cars.
Are Advertisements Coming to Samsung Galaxy Phones? Take This Rumor With a Dollop of Salt
Samsung doesn’t follow the same revenue model as the Chinese phones makers who have already been injecting ads into the smartphone user interface, including the likes of Xiaomi, Realme and Vivo. At least it hasn't, thus far.
All You Need to Know About Uttarakhand's New Summer Capital Gairsain
The idea of making Gairsain the capital is not new as it was first floated in 2000, the year in which Uttarakhand was declared as a separate state.
Man Who Drove into Virginia Protest is KKK Leader, Prosecutor Says
Harry H. Rogers, 36, was charged with assault and battery, malicious wounding and felony vandalism, the Henrico County police department said in statement on Monday.
Bail Set at $1 Million for Policeman Charged with Murder of George Floyd
A Minneapolis judge set a $1 million bail for police officer Derek Chauvin Monday as he made his first court appearance charged with the murder of George Floyd, the 46-year-old African-American man whose death sparked nationwide protests.