Beijing: China on Tuesday hit out at US President Donald Trump, who had called coronavirus a “Chinese” disease, and termed it an attempt at stigmatising the country. Foreign Ministry spokesman Geng …
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Mumbai: Cricket legend Sachin Tendulkar joined WHO’s #SafeHandsChallenge to promote the importance of washing hands amid the coronavirus outbreak. In a video shared by the Master Blaster, Tendulkar is seen washing …
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Tehran: Iran’s Ministry of Health and Medical Education on Tuesday announced that the number of COVID-19 cases in the country has climbed to 16,169 with the death toll reaching 988, Xinhua …
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San Francisco: Tech giant Microsoft has announced that there are now over a billion active devices running Windows 10 worldwide. “We are delighted to announce that over one billion people have …
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New York: A war between India and Pakistan using less than one per cent of nuclear weapons available in the world could lead to the worst global food crisis in modern …
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New York: First trials have begun on a vaccine for the novel coronavirus ahead of the expected schedule, according to US President Donald Trump. “This is one of the fastest vaccine …
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Madrid: Spanish football coach Francisco Garcia, who worked with Atletico Portada Alta, has died from novel coronavirus. He was 21. He was suffering from leukemia which made him vulnerable against the …
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Washington : The US Supreme Court, which has barred presence of people due to coronavirus, now announced that it will not hear legal arguments this month. The suspension of trial arguments …
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New York : US equities plunged on Monday with Dow closing about 3,000 points lower, as panic selling continued over COVID-19 fallout. The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 2,997.10 points, or …
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Berlin : Germany cannot allow other countries to “exclusively” acquire the results of its researchers, the country’s Foreign Minister Heiko Maas told the Funke media group on Monday. On Sunday, German …
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