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Indian Manufacturer of Oxford-AstraZeneca Vaccine Says Hotspots Mumbai, Pune Will Help Test Its Efficacy
By end of August, between 4,000 to 5,000 people in Pune and Mumbai will be injected with the vaccine as part of trials that are scheduled to last over two months, SII said.
Jolted by Series of Earthquakes, Many Residents in Mizoram's Champhai Spend Nights in Tents
So far, at least 22 earthquakes have rocked four districts - Champhai, Saitual, Siaha and Serchhip since June 18. The tremors ranged from 4.2 to 5.5 in magnitude. Champhai was the hardest-hit district.
Going Viral: Fruit Seller Who Holds a PhD Protests Indore's Covid-19 Curbs in Fluent English
The woman identified herself as Raeesa Ansari and said that the repeated curbs in Indore's markets have left the fruit and vegetable sellers penniless.
Child Rights Activist Achyuta Rao Succumbs to Coronavirus in Hyderabad
Rao, 58, was admitted to a private hospital in the city about a week ago and the end came on Wednesday afternoon despite best efforts to save him.
Jharkhand BJP MLA and Former Minister CP Singh Tests Positive for Coronavirus
In a tweet, the former state minister said he tested positive for COVID-19 and asked those who had been in touch with him recently to test their swab samples.
Coronavirus Cases Surge Among Factory Workers in Post-lockdown India
Manufacturers are implementing measures such as temperature checks, mandatory wearing of masks, smaller shift groups and social distancing, industrial associations said.
Sheena Bora Murder Case: CBI Court Rejects Bail Plea of Driver Shyamwar Rai
Rai, who is currently lodged in Thane jail, had sought temporary bail for 45 days, citing that there was a risk of contracting COVID-19 in the prison.
FC Goa Signs Igor Angulo - Highest Foreign Goalscorer in Polish League History
Spaniard Igor Angulo, who has scored 88 goals in the last four seasons in Poland, signed a one-year contract with FC Goa.
HCQ, Chloroquine Do Not Show Antiviral Effect Against Coronavirus, New Studies Reveal
The two drugs have been investigated for their potential to treat COVID-19 in more than 80 registered clinical trials, and have been shown to inhibit the coronavirus in cell cultures, scientists said.
Why Vikas Dubey Was Out on Bail is Focus, Says SC on Encounter Probe
Seeking a report from the commission within two months, the top court emphasised that "why Dubey was out on bail or parole despite so many criminal cases against him is the single-most important factor of the entire matter”.
Low-lying Areas Flooded, Traffic Woes Return as Heavy Rains Drench Delhi
The rainfall intensity and distribution are very likely to decrease significantly Thursday onwards, the IMD had said.
After CJI Slams Unrestrained Criticism of Judges, SC to Take Up Contempt Plea Against Prashant Bhushan Today
While hearing a bunch of petitions on Vikas Dubey’s encounter killing case, CJI Bobde had criticised the 'tendency' and 'attitude' of lawyers casting aspersion or suggesting malafide against serving and retired judges without any substantiation.
Govt Extends Work from Home Norms for IT & BPO Companies Till December 31 Amid Covid-19
Currently, around 85 per cent of the IT workforce is working from home and only those performing critical functions are going to offices.
Govt Will Ensure Regulatory Facilitation for Serum Institute's Phase 3 Trial of Covid-19 Vaccine
The Serum Institute of India (SII) had on Monday said it will apply for licence from the Indian regulator to start clinical trials of the shot in a week's time.
Salaries of 9K Teachers Paid Till March, 5,406 On Covid-19 Duty Got Dues Till April: NrDMC Tells HC
Noting the submission of NrDMC that salaries of the remaining teachers for April would be released by the end of July, the court said this would still leave the months of May and June.
News18 Daily Digest: India’s Coronavirus Vaccine Hope and Nine Other Top Stories
Hope for India as Coronavirus vaccine race intensifies; Madhya Pradesh Governor Lalji Tandon passes away; Ashok Gehlot vs Sachin Pilot battle in Rajasthan High Court.