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SC Says it Can't Be Mute Spectator in National Crisis, Doesn't Intend to Supplant HC Cases on Covid-19
We are playing complementary role, if High Courts have any difficulty in dealing with issues due to territorial limitations, we will help, said the SC bench.
Defence Min Approves Hiring of Additional Contractual Staff by ECHS Clinics in View of Covid Crisis
The defence minister's office said the temporary hiring of additional contractual staff over and above the authorised strength in 51 clinics will ensure availability of adequate medical staff during night hours.
Kartik Aaryan Reminds 'Mask Hai Zaroori', Shares Pic
Actor Kartik Aaryan's new post on Monday reiterates the importance of wearing a mask, saying that the practice must be compulsory.
Watch: Disha Patani Twerks in 'Seeti Maar' BTS Video
Salman Khan and Disha Patani's 'Seeti Maar' song from 'Radhe: Your Most Wanted Bhai' has been getting love and appreciation from fans.
S&P 500, Nasdaq Close At Record Highs Ahead Of Tech Earnings Wave
The S&P 500 and Nasdaq closed at record highs on Monday, fueled by Tesla Inc and other heavyweight growth stocks ahead of a deluge of earnings reports this week.
U.S., UK Slap Sanctions On Guatemalan Official In Corruption Crackdown
The United States and United Kingdom on Monday both imposed sanctions on a member of Guatemala's Congress over alleged corruption, as Washington presses a number of Central American governments to crack down on graft.
Congo To Lose 1.3 Million COVID-19 Shots After Delayed Distribution
Health authorities are reallocating around 75% of Democratic Republic of Congo's 1.7 million AstraZeneca COVID19 vaccine doses to other African countries to make sure they're used before they expire, a UNICEF representative said on Monday.
U.S. Judge Says Huawei Has Not Violated Court Order, But Warns Company Lawyers
A U.S. judge on Monday found that Huawei did not violate a court order by sharing certain information with its chief financial officer, who is using it to help fight her extradition from Canada.
Cop Accused Of Hurting Woman's Arm: 'Ready For The Pop?'
A Colorado police officer accused of dislocating the shoulder of a 73yearold woman with dementia while arresting her apparently knew he had injured her. He told fellow officers ready for the pop? as he showed them his body camera footage, according to pol...
Tesla Edges Past Wall Street Revenue Target, Boosted By Regulatory Credits, China Demand
Tesla Inc marginally beat Wall Street expectations for firstquarter revenue on Monday boosted by record deliveries, robust demand from China and environmental credit sales.
US Population Rises To 331,449,281, Census Bureau Says
The Census Bureau says the population of the United States is 331,449,281. The 7.4% increase over the last decade is the second slowest ever.
Long, Bitter Bengal Campaign Ends with Salvos from Mamata and Nadda, Both Camps Confident of Victory
Mamata Banerjee said her fight was to “save Bengal”, while Nadda said the ruling camp run a negative campaign based on false narratives.
Haj Houses in Different States to Be Utilised as Covid-19 Care Centres: Mukhtar Abbas Naqvi
India is struggling with a second wave of the coronavirus infection and hospitals in several states are reeling under a shortage of medical oxygen and beds.
Malaika Arora Impressed with Zendaya’s Stunning Oscars 2021 Appearance
Malaika Arora took to Instagram Stories to compliment Hollywood icon Zendaya's stunning Oscars 2021 look.
Doctors on Covid-19 Duty Mentally Exhausted, Seek Professional Help
Constant deaths and a crumbling health infrastructure have left the medical fraternity to seek help from mental health professionals.
Arjun Kapoor on What He Has Learnt from Malaika Arora: I Love How Dignified She is
Actor Arjun Kapoor opens up about his relationship with Malaika Arora and reveals how he is inspired by her every day.