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Biden Reversing Trump Ban On Transgender People In Military
President Joe Biden is signing an order Monday reversing a Pentagon policy that largely barred transgender individuals from joining the military.
Pfizer Wants India to Order Covid-19 Vaccine Before Pursuing Approval
Pfizer was the first company to seek emergency-use authorisation (EUA) for a COVID-19 vaccine in India, but the government this month approved two much cheaper shots – one from Oxford University/AstraZeneca and another developed at home by Bharat Biotech...
PM Narendra Modi Wishes Mexican President Speedy Recovery From Covid-19
Obrador has announced that he has tested positive for the disease and the symptoms are mild.
Republic Day 2021: Speech, Essay Ideas for Students to Mark the Occasion
People convey the message of ‘Unity in Diversity’ as the whole nation gets together for the Republic Day celebrations.
IOC To Consider Placing Italy On Probation For Interference
The International Olympic Committee will consider imposing a humiliating probation on Italys team for the Tokyo Games this week because of a twoyear domestic dispute that it says amounts to government interference.
Oppo A55 5G With Triple Rear Cameras, 5,000mAh Battery Launched: Price, Specifications and Availability
The Oppo A55 5G carries a price tag of roughly Rs 18,000 for the single 6GB RAM + 128GB storage option in China. Customers can purchase the smartphone in two colour options from official Oppo channels.
Republic Day: Colonel Santosh Babu, Killed in Galwan Valley Clash, to be Awarded Maha Vir Chakra
Colonel Santosh Babu was among the 20 Indian soldiers killed in the Galwan Valley in eastern Ladakh on June 15, last year, during a violent clash with Chinese.
Oxford University to Test Inexpensive, At-Home 'Wonder Drug' That Could Reduce Covid Deaths
As per a report in The Times, the drug which has been given the name 'wonder drug' has not been properly evaluated yet.
Covid-19 Makes India's Poor Stare at Decade-long Poverty, But Wealth of Top Billionaires Swells by 35%: Oxfam
The Oxfam report pointed out that for the world’s richest, it took less than 10 months to recover the financial losses caused by the pandemic. However, it will take over a decade for the world’s poorest to catch up, it said.
Realme X7 and Realme X7 Pro May Launch in India on February 4, Flipkart Availability Teased
The Realme X7 and Realme X7 Pro debuted in China in September 2020, and the company is yet to confirm their India launch date. Both the smartphones pack a quad rear camera setup and support 5G connectivity.
Varun-Natasha's Wedding Pics Go Viral, Here's How Bollywood Congratulated Newlyweds
Varun Dhawan's marriage pictures with Natasha Dalal are going viral on social media with Bollywood celebrities pouring in wishes for the newlyweds.
Japan Likely To Hit Covid-19 Herd Immunity In October, Months After Olympics: Researcher
Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga who has pledged to have enough shots for the populace by the middle of 2021, as it trails most major economies in starting COVID-19 inoculations.
Reasons Behind the Increasing Trend of Egg Freezing in India
Eggs freezing comes as a boon and most suitable option for people who are advancing in age and their biological clocks are ticking.
Horoscope for January 25: Home Repair for Aries, Personal Growth for Scorpios. See Predictions for Today
Find out what the day has in store for you by checking out the horoscope for January 25.
Lalu Prasad in AIIMS, Doctors Say Priority to Cure Lung Infection, Pneumonia
The doctor's priority is to cure the infection of the lungs and pneumonia first, sources said. Jailed RJD supremo, who was undergoing treatment at a Ranchi hospital, was having trouble breathing for the last two-three days.
'Used to Pressure': Inside the World's Biggest Vaccine Factory, India's Serum Institute
Even before the pandemic, the Serum Institute was a world leader in vaccines, producing 1.5 billion doses a year and inoculating two out of three children in 170 countries against diseases such as polio, mumps, meningitis and measles.