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With High-Profile Transfers from PMO to Key Ministries, Modi Prepares Govt Machinery for Post-Coronavirus Economic Battle
While the Centre has appointed 23 new secretaries as part of the reshuffle, the most significant transfers are of Tarun Bajaj and AK Sharma from the Prime Minister’s Office to two key posts that will play a big role in economic recovery.
IITs and IIITs Not to Hike Tuition Fees in Academic Year 2020-21: HRD Minister
HRD Minister Ramesh Pokhriyal made the annoucement on Sunday.
Coronavirus Pandemic: How ISKCON and Annamrita Foundation Providing Meals To The Worst Hit Daily Wage Earners
While the entire country is navigating the coronavirus pandemic, daily wage earners and slum dwellers have been hit the hardest. ISKCON, in collaboration with Annamrita Foundation, has been providing free meals to them.
Kanika Kapoor Issues Statement on Covid-19 Diagnosis, Karan Johar Apologises Over Lockdown Videos
Karan Johar apologises for showcasing his privileges in social media posts during coronavirus crisis. Kanika Kapoor releases a statement on how she dealt with the 'testing time' when she was diagnosed with Covid-19.
Outrage Over CRPF Jawan in Chains at Karnataka Police Station; Cops Say He Kicked a Constable
The jawan has been booked under section 353 (Assault or criminal force to deter public servant from discharge of his duty),504 & 505 (Intentional insult with intent to provoke breach of the peace) of IPC.
Prolonged Lockdown May Push Millions Into Margins of Subsistence, Says Ex-RBI Governor Duvvuri Subbarao
Duvvuri Subbarao said that as predicted by analysts, India will have a V shaped recovery which is far better than most of the other countries.
Trailers This Week: Paatal Lok, Hundred, The Lovebirds, Hollywood, and More
Here's a look at the five most trending trailers of the week.
Coronavirus Kills 17 Police Officers in Peru, Infects at Least 1,300 Personnel
Peru has recorded more than 25,000 infections and 700 deaths so far, according to a count by Johns Hopkins University.
Covid-19 Test Kits from China Should Not be Priced Above Rs 400: Delhi High Court
The court said the country is going through an 'unprecedented medical crisis', with a disquiet over one's safety and the economy at a standstill, so the public interest must outweigh the private.
SAARC Nations Unveil Emergency Stimulus Packages to Tackle Covid-19 Economic Fallout
The World Bank recently warned that South Asia faces its worst economic performance in 40 years due to the deadly coronavirus pandemic which has been wreaking havoc worldwide.
Pregnant Woman Dies in Anantnag Hospital, Inquiry Ordered
A pregnant woman, who hailed from a COVID-19 red zone area, died at a maternity hospital in Anantnag district of Jammu and Kashmir, prompting authorities to order an inquiry into the death, officials said.
Avengers Endgame 1 Year Anniversary: How a World Gripped with Fear of Covid-19 Can Relate to it Now More Than Ever
As the Hollywood blockbuster 'Avengers: Endgame' celebrates its one year anniversary, we look at how the movie holds water even today.
Nearly 3,300 Inmates Test Positive for Covid-19 in Four US State Prisons, 95% Had No Symptoms
Some people diagnosed as asymptomatic when tested for the coronavirus, however, may go on to develop symptoms later, according to researchers.
The Chinese Doppelganger of Tata Nexon is Called the Mable 30x EV and the Similarities are Uncanny
Aside from the uncanny similarities, the Maple 30x EV aggressively priced EV in the Chinese market that costs RMB 68,800 which roughly converts to Rs 7.3 lakh.
Developed Nations Trying to Learn from India's Experience in Fighting Covid-19: Jitendra Singh
Singh gave a chronology of measures undertaken under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi on a proactive basis, as a result of which, he said, India's record was much better compared to most other countries of the world.
BJP MPs From Bengal Attack Mamata Govt For its Handling of Coronavirus Crisis
BJP leaders Debasree Chaudhuri and another MP, Sukanta Majumdar, alleged that they were served with quarantine notices by the local administration so that they could not step outside to provide ration and other relief material to the masses.