New Delhi: About 61 per cent of people have claimed they are sceptical about the Covid-19 vaccine and will not rush to take it in 2021 even if it is …
61% Indians sceptical about Covid vax even if it came in 2021: Survey Read More
New Delhi: Seventy-eight per cent MSMEs and startups in India have reduced workforce in the last 8 months since the Covid-19 pandemic broke out. As per a survey by LocalCircles, …
Covid 19 caused 78% MSMEs & startups in India to reduce workforce in the last 8 months: Survey Read More
Aligarh (Uttar Pradesh): The Aligarh Muslim University (AMU) continues to celebrate its centenary year by getting its academic credentials recognized, both, at international and national levels. The AMU has now …
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Tokyo: A recent poll shows that more than half of Japanese companies want the Tokyo Olympic Games to be cancelled or postponed again. Japan’s Kyodo news agency said on Thursday that …
Most Japanese companies want Olympics cancelled or postponed again: Survey Read More
New Delhi: India is unlikely to witness a sharp turnaround in its economic growth amid the pandemic as there has been limited fiscal support from the government so far, according to …
V-shaped recovery unlikely for Indian economy: Survey Read More
New Delhi: Around 60 percent people in India are not happy with the relaxations imposed by the government in the fourth phase of the nationwide lockdown, reveals a new survey. …
57% Indians not happy with the relaxed norms: Survey Read More
Mumbai: At least 80 per cent of school students in Maharashtra aged between 10-17 do not report cybercrimes they face online to their parents, teachers and the police, a new …
80% cybercrimes faced by Maharashtra school students go unreported: Survey Read More
New Delhi: Amid the 21-day nationwide lockdown till April 14 to combat the spread of novel coronavirus (Covid-19), about 94 per cent of people said that they don’t have the symptoms …
94% do not have symptoms of flu: Survey Read More
New Delhi: For the BJP-led Central government battling opposition criticism over a sluggish economy, the latest report of the Ipsos ‘What Worries the World’ monthly survey has good news as well …
More urban Indians worried about jobs, still back govt: Survey Read More
New Delhi:-At least 72 per cent urban Indians believe that India is headed in the right direction compared to 61 per cent global citizens who feel their country is on …
72% Indians believe country headed in right direction: Survey Read More