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Maruti Suzuki Extends Free Service and Warranty Period for Customers Due to COVID-19 Lockdown
The extension would be applicable to Maruti Suzuki customers having free service and warranty period expiring between March 15, 2021 to May 31, 2021.
ITBP-run Covid Centre in Delhi Deploys Stress Counsellors as Oxygen Support Improves
Donning white PPE suits with "stress counsellors" scribbled on them, the professionals take rounds of the facility and interact with the patients in the morning.
Death Toll from Israel Airstrikes Climbs to 43, Including 13 Children: Gaza Health Min
The Gaza Health Ministry says the death toll from Israeli airstrikes on Gaza has climbed to 43, including 13 children and three woman.
International Day of Nurses 2021: PM, Vice-President Applaud Nurses for Role in Fight against COVID-19
Every year, International Nurses Day, which commemorates the birthday of Florence Nightingale, the first “professional nurse” is observed on May 12.
More Than 145 Million Electric Vehicles Will be on the Road Worldwide by 2030, 15X from Today
The current number of electrified vehicles (100% electric or plug-in hybrids) is estimated at just over 10 million, nearly half of which are being driven in China.
Hamas Rockets Target Tel Aviv After Israeli Strikes Flatten Gaza Tower
Many landed inside Gaza or were taken out by Israel's Iron Dome air defence system, but at least 100 Israelis were injured.
BTS to Perform New Single 'Butter' for First Time at Billboard Music Awards
BTS will be performing their new single Butter at the upcoming BBMAs, two days after the song is officially released.
PM Modi Reviews Availability of Oxygen and Covid Medicines; Gets Briefed on Mucormycosis Too
The supply of oxygen is now more than 3 times the supply during the peak of the first wave, PM Modi was told.
Prosecutor: 3 Soldiers Charged With Sending Guns To Chicago
Three soldiers were charged Tuesday in connection with the transfer of dozens of firearms to associates in Chicago, a federal prosecutor said.
Business Highlights: Pipeline Shutdown, Jump In Job Openings
More than 1,000 gas stations in the Southeast reported running out of fuel, primarily because of what analysts say is unwarranted panicbuying among drivers, as the shutdown of a major pipeline by hackers entered its fifth day. Government officials acted s...
Graffiti On Bates Campus Targets Israel, Protests Deaths
Police have referred an investigation into graffiti on the campus of Bates College that targeted Israel and supported Palestinian rights to the state Attorney Generals Office as a possible hate crime.
White House Condemns Attacks on Israel, Calls for Co-existence in Jerusalem
Violence erupted last Friday in Jerusalem amid anger over potential eviction of Palestinians from homes on land claimed by Jewish settlers.
Modi Talks to Lotay Tshering, Thanks Bhutan for Support in Wake of COVID Pandemic
The two leaders noted that the present crisis situation has served to further highlight the special friendship between India and Bhutan.
Early Trend of Decline in Fresh Covid-19 Cases, Deaths: Govt
Maharashtra, UP, Delhi, Rajasthan, Chhattisgarh, Bihar, Gujarat, MP and Telangana among 18 states and UTs showing continued plateauing.
Chhota Rajan Returns to Tihar Jail After Recovering from Covid-19
According to a senior police officer, Rajan was brought back to Tihar on Tuesday as he had recovered. On Friday, the jail administration had dismissed reports claiming that Rajan had died.
Punjab, Haryana Step Up Screening as Covid-19 Spreads its Tentacles in Rural Areas
The health authorities ascribed the higher death rate in rural areas to the self-medication by villagers and delay in going for testing.