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Free Chicken Mela to Dispel Coronavirus Rumours In UP's Gorakhpur
The Poultry Farm Association on Saturday organised this Chicken Mela to dispel rumours that the bird is a carrier of Coronavirus.
Coronavirus Time Bomb: America's Uninsured and Brutal Work Culture
The US has some of the world's best hospitals and medical staff, but those not lucky enough to have good insurance through their employer, and not poor enough to qualify for state insurance, often opt out of the system entirely.
Put Off by Home Minister Priti Patel's 'Shouting and Swearing' Top UK Civil Servant Quits
The civil servant's resignation comes after reports last weekend of tensions between the pair and allegations that Patel mistreated officials and tried to removed Philip Rutnam from her department, which she has denied.
Indian Envoy Says Authorities Working to Facilitate Return of Citizens from Iran Amid Coronavirus Scare
Indian envoy to Iran Gaddam Dharmendra said discussions are underway with the authorities concerned to work out arrangements for the same.
New Pension, Ration Cards to be Distributed From March: Andhra Pradesh Minister Botsa Satyanarayana
Satyanarayana also said that municipal elections in the state would be held after the High Court passes judgment on the Andhra Pradesh government's decision to implement 59 per cent reservation in local body polls.
La Liga: Valencia Get Back to Winning Ways with Victory over Real Betis
Kevin Gameiro and Dani Parejo scored as Valencia defeated Real Betis 2-1 in La Liga.
Malaysia in Crisis as Mahathir Mohamad Rejects New PM Muhyiddin Yassin
The victory of Muhyiddin and his coalition, which is dominated by the country's ethnic Malay Muslim majority, was a shock as Mahathir had appeared to be in the lead, and it sparked widespread public anger.
Hong Kong Police Fire Tear Gas as Black-clad Protesters Return to Streets
The latest clashes are among the most violent to roil the Chinese-ruled city after a period of relative calm following intense anti-government protests that escalated in June last year, with fears over coronavirus keeping many residents indoors.
'Even if His Body is Found in Drain...', Says Youth's Father Seeking Closure outside Delhi Mortuary
Desperation and helplessness is gradually taking over the people who are yet to get any news of their loved ones missing in the communal clashes in northeast Delhi.
Singapore Confirms Four New Coronavirus Cases, Total Reaches 102
The deadly virus epidemic which broke out in China has so far claimed the lives of 2,835 people while the number of confirmed cases climbed to 79,251, Chinese health officials said on Saturday.
Coronavirus Outbreak: WHO Sounds Maximum Alert as South Korea Records 813 Cases in a Day
The virus has rapidly spread across the world in the past week, causing stock markets to sink to their lowest levels since the 2008 global financial crisis over fears that the disease could wreak havoc on the world economy.
Beaten, Molested and Homeless: How Women Became Worst Victims of Delhi Riots
For a moment, it looked like women —demonstrating at sit-ins in Shaheen bagh and Jaffrabad-Seelampur — were finally breaking out of the shackles of patriarchy and taking control of the narrative of their own dissent.
Delhi Violence: 19-year-old Held For Making Fake Call About Rioting
Delhi Police has nabbed a man from the upscale Sainik Farms for making fake claims through phone.
US, Taliban Sign Historic Peace Deal Aimed at Ending 18 Years of Conflict in Afghanistan
If the Taliban meet their commitments, all US troops would leave in 14 months.
17-Year-Old Telangana Girl Raped, Set on Fire by Man After Proposal Rejected
She was alone at home when the incident took place, they said. Neighbours informed police about the incident.
Told Him He Will Not Go Alive, Says Delhi Cop Who Stared Down Gun-Wielding Rioter Shahrukh
A viral video of the incident showed Shahrukh pointing his gun at the unarmed constable, intimidating him and forcing him to back away before repeatedly firing in the air.