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Happy Birthday Nayanthara: 5 Priceless Clicks of the Actress with Beau Vignesh Shivan
On South superstar Nayanthara's 36th birthday, take a look at her priceless social media posts with longtime boyfriend filmmaker Vignesh Shivan.
Biden's DIY Transition Proceeds Without Trump Assistance
President Donald Trump's refusal to cooperate with his successor is forcing Presidentelect Joe Biden to seek unusual workarounds to prepare for the exploding public health threat and evolving national security challenges he will inherit in just nine weeks...
Record Storm Iota Batters Central America, Leaving Floods In Its Wake
Packing recordbreaking winds and unleashing torrential floods, storm Iota hit Central America on Tuesday, causing swollen rivers to burst their banks, flipping roofs onto streets, and killing at least three people.
Tesla Surges As Fund Managers Face Big Decision: How Much To Own
Love it or hate it, a much broader universe of portfolio managers will soon have to take a stance on Tesla's stock, which surged 8% on Tuesday following the announcement that it will join the S&P 500.
J&J Expects Data For U.S. Authorization Of COVID-19 Vaccine By Feb, Says Head Scientist
Johnson & Johnson's chief scientist said the drugmaker is recruiting over 1,000 people per day for the latestage trial of its experimental COVID19 vaccine and expects to have all the data needed to seek U.S. authorization by February or earlier.
J&J Could Have Data For U.S. Authorization Of COVID-19 Vaccine By February - Reuters Interview
Johnson & Johnson's chief scientist said the drugmaker is recruiting over 1,000 people per day for the latestage trial of its experimental COVID19 vaccine and expects to have all the data needed to seek U.S. authorization by February or earlier.
New York City Holds Off School Closure As U.S. Braces For Virus-stricken Winter
New York City schools were set to remain open for at least another day despite a rising COVID19 case count, the mayor said on Tuesday, as surging infections and hospitalizations in the United States from coast to coast prompted new restrictions and predic...
BSNL Unions Accuse Govt of Creating Roadblocks in Company's 4G Service, Call for Strike on Nov 26
BSNL cancelled its 4G tender floated in March following allegations that it was inclined towards foreign vendors and not in line with government's vision to promote indigenous companies.
Doubling Testing Capacity, Raising ICU Beds Among Steps to Tackle COVID Spike in Delhi: Govt
A decision has been taken to increase house to house surveillance of active cases in containment zones and other vulnerable pockets in the national capital.
Saudi Calls On OPEC+ To Be Flexible As It Weighs Oil Cut Extension
Saudi Arabia called on fellow OPEC+ members on Tuesday to be flexible in responding to oil market needs as it builds the case for a tighter oil production policy in 2021 to tackle weaker demand amid a new wave of the coronavirus pandemic.
At Least 41 Hurt At Thailand Protest - Medics
At least 41 people were hurt during protests in Thailand's capital Bangkok on Tuesday, including five with gunshot wounds, the city's Erawan Emergency Medical Centre said.
Race For Covid-19 Vaccine: How Pfizer and BioNTech Sprinted Ahead of Other Companies
Pfizer’s Dormitzer is more prepared than many to meet the challenges, having led research efforts at Novartis AG in the 2009 H1N1 swine flu pandemic. That project produced three licensed vaccines in the most rapid pandemic vaccine response until now.
Nagorno-Karabakh Talks Over Ceasefire "Ambiguities" To Take Place Wednesday - France
French and American diplomats will hold talks with Russia on Wednesday in Moscow to lift ambiguities linked to a ceasefire between Azerbaijan and ethnic Armenian forces in NagornoKarabakh, France's foreign minister said on Tuesday.
Trump Could Withdraw Troops From Somalia As Part Of Global Pullback
President Donald Trump may withdraw nearly all U.S. troops from Somalia as part of a global pullback that could see major reductions in Afghanistan and a slight drawdown in Iraq, U.S. officials told Reuters on Tuesday.
Barbados Removes Nelson Statue In Break With Colonial Past
Barbados removed the statue of British Admiral Lord Horatio Nelson from the capital Bridgetown's main square on Monday, two months after announcing plans to replace Britain's Queen Elizabeth as its head of state and move on from its colonial past. The...
Throwback to Arijit Singh Posing with Shahid Kapoor During Fame Gurukul Days
A throwback picture of Bollywood singer Arijeet Singh with Shahid Kapoor from 2005 is going viral. The actor was a participant in the reality show Fame Gurukul.