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Germany Plans Return to Pre-Nazi Alphabet Tables With Jewish Associations
The old version of the tables that use names to help children learn to spell -- such as "A for Anton" and "B for Berta" -- will be used from autumn 2021, according to the Funke media group.
No Directive for Covid Notices Outside Homes of Patients: Centre Tells SC on Stigmatic Impact
The government said this before a bench headed by Justice Ashok Bhushan which reserved order on a plea seeking directions to do away with the practice of pasting posters outside the homes of those infected by coronavirus.
Asia Needs Flexible LNG Deals Not Linked To Oil Prices: Dharmendra Pradhan
Asia needs flexible liquefied natural gas (LNG) contracts with no links to oil prices to reflect changes to the market as demand recovers from the impact of the coronavirus pandemic, India's oil minister Dharmendra Pradhan said on Thursday.
Karnataka Minister Meets UP Chief Minister Adityanath on Anti-cow Slaughter Legislation
The minister, who has already announced that the anticow slaughter bill will be introduced during the state legislature session starting from December 7, is currently on a visit to Uttar Pradesh and Gujarat to study and gather information on implementatio...
Elgar Parishad Case: Poet-Activist Varavara Rao to Stay in Pvt Hospital Till Dec 14, Says HC
On November 18, the high court had noted that Rao was 81 years old, suffered from neurological ailments and also needed post-COVID-19 care after recovering from the viral infection.
Miley Cyrus' Marriage with Liam Hemsworth Had 'Too Much Conflict'
Singer Miley Cyrus split from actor husband Liam Hemsworth in August 2019, less than a year after they exchanged vows.
Tokyo Zoo Unveils First Elephant Born There In 138 Years
Japan's oldest zoo unveiled the first baby elephant to be born there since its founding more than a century ago, and asked the public for help in naming it.
SC Stays Gujarat HC Order to Send People Not Wearing Masks to Serve at COVID Centres
The top court also expressed displeasure over the fact that the COVID-19 guidelines of the Centre and the state were not being followed scrupulously in Gujarat.
Poland Should Act To Stop LGBTI Intolerance, Says Council Of Europe
Polish politicians should stop stigmatising LGBTI people, the Council of Europe Commissioner for Human Rights said in a memorandum published on Thursday, adding that such behaviour risked legitimising homophobic violence.
Mamata Banerjee Threatens Country-wide Stir if New Farm Laws Not Withdrawn
The Trinamool Congress supremo lashed out at the BJP- led government at the Centre over the issue in a series of tweets.
U.S. Republicans Balk As Trump Uses Defense Bill For Leverage On Big Tech
President Donald Trump's threat to veto a defense bill if it does not repeal legal protections for social media companies faced stiff bipartisan opposition on Wednesday, setting the stage for a confrontation with lawmakers scrambling to pass the massive b...
China Completes Lunar Sample Collection Ahead Of Schedule
China's Chang'e5 lunar vehicle has finished collecting samples of lunar rocks and soil more than a day ahead of schedule in the first lunar sample retrieval mission since the 1970s, the country's space agency said on Thursday.
Important To Create Content Where Women Evolve In Front Of Our Eyes: 'Tenet' Star Elizabeth Debicki
Spy dramas have historically marginalised their female characters into non-existence, says Hollywood star Elizabeth Debicki, who feels fortunate to portray an authentic woman in Christopher Nolan's mind-bending thriller "Tenet" Debicki said spy genre fil...
Mayor Of Los Angeles Orders Residents To Stay Home In New Virus Curbs
The mayor of Los Angeles ordered residents on Wednesday to stay in their homes and banned social gatherings as part of new measures to rein in a surge in coronavirus infections.
Rajinikanth to Launch Political Party in January, Will Participate in Upcoming Tamil Nadu Elections
In a tweet, Rajinikanth said that further details of his political party will be announced on December 31, as he promised to bring about an “honest, spiritual government”, hinting towards a “miracle”.
Indian Oil Corporation Launches India's First 100 Octane Petrol, Available in 10 Select Cities
The XP100 premium petrol will initially be available at select outlet of IOC in 10 cities Delhi, Gurgaon, Noida, Agra, Jaipur, Chandigarh, Ludhiana, Mumbai, Pune and Ahmedabad.