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Bail Denied, Rhea Chakraborty and Others to Now Approach Bombay High Court
NCB has claimed Rhea Chakraborty not only consumed drugs but was also selling, transporting and involved in a deep conspiracy, grounds for which bail shouldn't be granted.
World Shares Struggle To Shake Off Bearish Mood As U.S. Tech Giants Wobble
Share markets struggled globally on Friday in a shadow cast by overnight falls in U.S. big tech shares, as well as doubts about the prospects for a U.S. stimulus after the Senate rejected a Republican bill.
Apple Face Mask And The Transparent Apple Clear Mask: Who Are They For And Can We Buy Them?
The Apple Clear Mask is the first FDA-cleared surgical mask that is completely transparent. At this time, the Apple Face Mask and the Apple Clear Mask are being produced in enough quantities for all Apple employees.
Rising Fuel Prices: Diesel vs CNG Cars, What's Cheaper and More efficient | A Comparative Analysis
While a diesel car has its own advantages over CNG car including more boot space and peace of mind while refueling, we tell you why CNG is still a better option for city driving.
Private Schools in Bengaluru Want Students to Pay 'Covid Fees' as Classes Set to Restart
The Centre, in its recent set of standard operating procedures for schools, said that students from class 9 to 12 can return to schools September 21 onwards in a phased manner and on a voluntary basis. However, the school premises, especially the ones tha...
Multiple Toyota Hilux Pickup Trucks Spotted in India, Likely to be Launched Soon: Report
All eyes are on Toyota to enter the lucrative lifestyle pickup truck category as the popular Hilux pickup truck was recently spotted in India being transported on a truck to unknown location.
Tens of Thousands of Fires are Pushing the Amazon to a Tipping Point
As the trend goes on, the Amazon is speeding toward a tipping point, when large areas of the rainforest will no longer be able to produce enough rain to sustain itself, according to Carlos Nobre, one of Brazil's leading climate scientists and researcher a...
Kerala Health Minister Warns of Shortage of Ventilators, More Covid Deaths in Coming Days
The minister was speaking at the inauguration of renovated facilities at the Kalamaserry Medical college in Ernakulam district. Her remarks came at a day when the state recorded over 3,000 new cases and 12 deaths.
Rio Tinto Bows To Investor Pressure Over Cave Blast As CEO, Executives Depart
Rio Tinto parted ways with its CEO and two senior executives on Friday, bowing to mounting shareholder criticism of the destruction of two significant Aboriginal rockshelters and the global miner's limited initial response.
Iranian Fuel Tankers Round Africa En Route To The Atlantic - Data
Two Iranianflagged tankers transporting fuel are sailing round Africa's Cape of Good Hope en route to the Atlantic Ocean, according to Refinitiv Eikon's vessel tracking data.
Ankita Lokhande Slams Shibani Dandekar Over '2 Seconds Fame' Jibe: Stop Looking Down on TV Actors
In a Twitter post on Thursday, Ankita Lokhande wondered if she was being criticised because she'd mostly worked on television, and not in Bollywood.
Children Worst Affected as Terror Networks Spread Their Tentacles Across Borders: India at UN
In order to advance child protection agenda of the Council, its synergies with counter-terrorism need to be translated into action, India said.
U.S. Blacklists Four Russia-linked Individuals Over Election Interference
The United States on Thursday imposed sanctions on four Russialinked individuals for trying to influence the U.S. electoral process, said the Treasury Department, which accused Moscow of using a range of methods and actors in an effort that included targe...
Trump Administration Considers Postponing Refugee Admissions: U.S. Official
U.S. officials are weighing whether to postpone or further cut refugee admissions in the coming year amid legal fights over President Donald Trump's refugee policy and uncertainty caused by the COVID19 pandemic, a senior official said.
AstraZeneca Vaccine Trial Pause A 'wake-up Call', Says WHO
AstraZeneca's pause of an experimental vaccine for the coronavirus after the illness of a participant is a "wakeup call" but should not discourage researchers, the World Health Organization's (WHO) chief scientist said on Thursday.
SC Terms as Shocking Pendency of Criminal Case Against Politician Since 1983 in Punjab
The Supreme Court, which has been told politicians are facing criminal trials in 4,442 cases across the nation, sought further information from all high courts on the matter.