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As Mutual Friend Russia Watches, Jaishankar to Tell Wang No Business as Usual Till Peace on LAC is Restored
The most important message that will be conveyed to China will be that the LAC situation can’t be delinked from the overall development of bilateral relations.
AC Milan Sign Rising Star Sandro Tonali from Brescia
Milan did not specify the details of the deal nor the length of the loan period but Italian media report Tonali has signed a five-year contract with the seven-time European champions.
Questions Arise Over Use of Plasma Therapy, Banks After ICMR Study Says Procedure Not Beneficial
Delhi and Maharashtra have set up plasma banks in the state and along with these states the therapy has been in used on moderately-ill patients in Haryana as well.
Horoscope for Today: What is the Universe Telling You Today
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Fortnite Says Gamers Can No Longer Use Apple Sign-in System
"Fortnite" users will no longer be able to use Apple Inc's signin system to log in to the game as early as Friday, the video game maker said.
France Says U.S. Blocking Global Digital Tax Talks
France accused the United States on Wednesday of seeking to undermine international talks to update crossborder taxation for the digital age and urged Europe to prepare an EU tax if the negotiations fail.
Palestinians Fail To Persuade Arab Ministers To Condemn UAE-Israel Deal
Palestinian leaders won renewed Saudi support for Palestinian statehood on Wednesday, but failed to persuade the Arab League to condemn last month’s normalisation deal between Israel and the United Arab Emirates.
West Bengal Man Hacks Wife, Thinking She Died, He Kills Self
Surjo Sarkar lost his job during the lockdown, following which he went into depression. He often used to have fights with his wife Aparna after that, local sources said.
'Walking the Talk': Javadekar Hopes India to Achieve Goal of Reducing Carbon Emissions by 35% in 10 Yrs
Javadekar said India was committed to reducing carbon emissions and was confident about upscaling solar power capacity from 175 gigawatt to 220 gigawatt by 2022.
Exclusive: EU Prepares To Lift Sanctions On Libyan Powerbroker, Diplomats Say
The European Union plans to remove an east Libyan powerbroker from its sanctions blacklist to encourage peace efforts and ensure the EU plays a central role in any negotiated settlement, three diplomats said.
Rehearsal Held for Conducting Monsoon Session in Rajya Sabha amid Covid-19 Pandemic
A mock session of the House was conducted, with Naidu in the Chair, and the Chamber and the four galleries of the House occupied by the staff of the Secretariat as per the seating arrangements earmarked keeping in view the social distancing norms.
Changes in the Colour of Urine: What it Could Mean and When to Seek Help
The pigment that provides yellow colour to the urine is called urochrome which is formed by the breakdown of the dead blood cells. Sure, some changes are natural, like when it loses all colour when you’ve had too much water.
Innovative Concrete Floating Jetty on Its Way to Ahmedabad
It is part of a water-aerodrome project being implemented on Sabarmati river and Narmada river near the Statue of Unity.
IGNOU June TEE Hall Ticket 2020 Released at ignou.ac.in; Know How to Download
Candidates must ensure that the details mentioned in the IGNOU June TEE Admit card are correct. IGNOU June TEE hall card contains the exam time, date, exam duration, name of subjects, name of the program and exam venue.
The Puzzling Case of The Renovation of Kerala's Cheraman Juma Mosque
This mosque was designed and constructed in accordance with the Hindu art and architecture. Another special feature is that it may be the only one that faces east, while all other mosques face west towards Mecca.
Egypt Prosecutors Probe Young Man's Death While In Detention
Prosecutors in Egypt are investigating the case of a young man who died in police detention following his arrest over clashes in a Cairo neighborhood last week.