Coronavirus
India logs 1,68,063 new Covid cases; highest in 208 days
Covid cases could peak between Jan 6-13 in Mumbai: TIFR scientist- Omicron sibling can't be detected by imported RT-PCR kits: Experts
- Odisha's omicron tally climbs to 37
- India's Covid vaccination programme one of world's most successful: Govt
- Omicron natural vaccine? Experts call notion dangerous, say doesn't take 'long Covid' into account
- 85 school children test Covid 19 positive in Nainital, Uttarakhand
- India reports 27,553 new Covid-19 cases in past 24hrs
- Covid positivity rate goes up to 1.29% from 0.19% in Delhi in 7 days
Who is Marisela Nuno? California woman, 53, charged with wire fraud and money laundering in $18 million COVID relief case
In a startling development, Marisela Nuno of Los Angeles has been indicted for allegedly frauding federal programs out of $18 million. She purportedly submitted misleading information across various applications aimed at pandemic relief. Currently facing three wire fraud charges and one related to money laundering, Nuno risks a lengthy prison term if convicted. The investigation into her actions underscores the serious issue of pandemic relief fund exploitation.
US midterm elections 2026: Trump is ducking blame for Republican losses. It's a familiar pattern for him
Republicans suffered significant losses in the midterm elections, resulting in Democrats gaining control of Congress. Donald Trump downplayed his responsibility for these defeats, stating he was not on the ballot. While voters expressed dissatisfaction with Republican candidates, Trump insisted his presence would have led to a victory. The former president has a history of avoiding accountability for various outcomes during his political career.
His grandfather died of pancreatic cancer: This Hyderabad startup founder is using AI to develop a personalised cancer vaccines
Hyderabad-based biotech startup PopVax, founded by Soham Sankaran, is developing AI-powered personalised cancer vaccines using mRNA technology. Inspired partly by his family's experience with pancreatic cancer, he aims to help the immune system identify and attack cancer cells using treatments designed around individual patients' tumour genetics.
Phantom children, inflated food bills and a Somali restaurant: How a Minnesota nonprofit leader built a network for the $250 million COVID-19 food aid fraud scandal
A federal program in Minnesota aimed at feeding children was exploited for $250 million in fraud. Investigators found that individuals submitted fake meal counts and claimed reimbursements for meals not served. Aimee Bock, leader of Feeding Our Future, was convicted and is serving a nearly 42-year sentence. Salim Said, co-owner of Safari Restaurant, was sentenced to 30 years in prison for his involvement.
Christine Lagarde is leaving the ECB early, and Europe's economic future could look very different: What the region stands to lose — and gain
Christine Lagarde announced her resignation from the European Central Bank, set for February 7, 2027. Her departure is earlier than planned, as her term was due to end in October 2027. This resignation allows EU leaders to appoint her successor ahead of upcoming French presidential elections. Europe faces economic challenges, including inflation and high energy costs, which the ECB must address.
World to add less clean energy capacity this year, renewables agency chief says
The International Renewable Energy Agency predicts a decline in clean energy capacity additions by 2026. This slowdown is largely due to insufficient transmission networks and various trade barriers.
Dolly Parton’s father inspired her to help millions of children read; her foundation has gifted over 330 million books
Dolly Parton's philanthropy was deeply influenced by her childhood experiences and her father's struggles with literacy. She established the Imagination Library in 1995 to promote reading among children, providing over 330 million books. Her educational initiatives also targeted high school graduation rates, significantly decreasing local dropout rates. Parton contributed to disaster relief efforts after wildfires in Tennessee and funded COVID-19 vaccine research.
MV Odyssey world cruise suspended in Cambodia as Iran war pushes fuel costs to $8,000 per cabin
The MV Odyssey is currently docked in Sihanoukville after suspending its voyage due to increased fuel costs. The operator, Villa Vie Residences, has emphasised financial difficulties leading to the ship's current situation. Passengers were given minimal notice to disembark while seeking temporary accommodation and living arrangements. Residents are expressing discomfort over unexpected disruptions after months aboard the vessel.
Utah mink farm bird flu outbreak raises fears of a pandemic deadlier than Covid as the virus killed 80% of a mink herd: Can it spread to humans?
A bird flu outbreak has been spreading for over two months at a Utah mink farm. Federal and state officials have not culled the infected animals nor imposed a formal quarantine. Experts express concern about the potential mutation of the virus to infect humans. No federal rules currently exist for vaccinating or culling infected mink in the US.
When it comes to Trump's economy, these are the numbers that matter before mid-term elections
United States President Donald Trump attempted to convince voters before the upcoming mid-term elections that the American economy is growing. However, voters have maintained the negative effects of inflation caused by the Iran war. The economy is seeing slowing job growth and widening income inequality, with high interest rates encumbering housing and automobile purchases.
Dolly Parton started a foundation in 1995 to help young children read. Donated nearly 325 million books across the US, UK, and Canada; her father's inability inspired her
Dolly Parton, who passed away on August 25, 2026, left behind a significant philanthropic legacy. The Imagination Library, launched in 1995, has gifted over 325 million books to young children. This initiative started from her own father's literacy challenges and aimed to improve access to books. Furthermore, Parton contributed to healthcare and disaster relief, reflecting her commitment to service. Her work continues to influence children's literacy and community support.
Kelly Clarkson’s late ex-husband bought this luxury Montana estate in 2022 and lived there after the couple split; less than a year after his death, the property is now listed for $2.9 million
Brandon Blackstock's expansive 40-acre estate in Montana has hit the market for an impressive $2.9 million. Spanning over 6,400 square feet, the lodge boasts four spacious bedrooms alongside a fully equipped equestrian complex. Acquired following his split from Kelly Clarkson in 2020, the estate symbolizes significant lifestyle changes. Tragically, Blackstock passed away in August 2025 after a prolonged battle with cancer.
Dolly Parton launched a free-book programme in Tennessee in 1995; 30 years later, it has gifted nearly 300 million books to children
Dolly Parton launched the Imagination Library in 1995 to help children in her home county of Sevier County, Tennessee, access books from an early age. Inspired by her father, Robert Lee Parton, who never learned to read or write, the country music star created a programme that mails free, age-appropriate books to enrolled children from birth until they turn five. Over three decades, the initiative expanded beyond Tennessee to reach communities across the United States and other countries. According to the supplied programme fact sheet, the Imagination Library has distributed more than 300 million books to children.
Second plague case in Siberia? Russia responds after WHO presses Moscow for answers over 28-year-old researcher’s death
Russia has rejected claims of a second pneumonic plague case after the death of laboratory worker Darya Shipilova. The World Health Organization sought clarification regarding her death and reports of another employee falling ill. Shipilova worked at a Siberian research institute and passed away from pneumonia of unknown origin. Russian authorities confirmed no connection between her death and pneumonic plague pathogens.
Russia Plague Explained: What do we know so far about the institute lab worker’s death?
A laboratory worker at Russia’s Irkutsk Anti-Plague Research Institute died after developing an unidentified form of pneumonia, triggering precautionary quarantine measures and social media speculation. Authorities have said there is no evidence she died of plague or that anyone she contacted was infected, while tests have so far found no plague cases linked to her.
How Russia and the world are responding to possible case of pneumonic plague after lab worker dies
The World Health Organisation has confirmed that Russian authorities reported no cases of plague in Siberia. A laboratory worker at the Irkutsk Anti-Plague Research Institute recently died from pneumonia. Investigations revealed she had a typical acute respiratory viral infection and not pneumonic plague. Russian officials have completed contact tracing and concluded that the epidemiological situation remains stable. US officials are advising Russia to share more information about the ongoing investigation.
Russia pneumonic plague revives fears of COVID-19: What are chances of virulent disease becoming another worldwide pandemic? Read Experts' opinions
Russia pneumonic plague: The woman died at a hospital in Shelekhov, a town just outside the city of Irkutsk, and its mayor said the hospital was placed under quarantine. The top officials from Russia’s national public health watchdog traveled to the region on Friday.
Nobel 2026: Ozempic, Mounjaro research tipped for medicine prize
The 2026 Nobel season is set to reveal the winners of various prestigious awards, starting with medicine. The medicine prize is anticipated to acknowledge research on appetite-regulating hormones related to weight-loss drugs. Alongside this, other fields such as skin regeneration and immunology are also potential candidates for recognition. The peace prize is expected to generate significant interest due to last year's controversial winner.
Brazil presidential vote pits Trump ally against Lula, who is seeking 4th nonconsecutive term
Brazilians are casting their votes in a crucial presidential election featuring candidates Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva and Flavio Bolsonaro. If no candidate receives over 50% of the votes, a runoff will occur on October 25. The election has significant implications following past allegations against both candidates regarding corruption and governance.
COVID-19 cases are rising again in US: These states may see high coronavirus activity
The rise in COVID-19 cases is notably observed in the Southern and Western regions of the United States. Wastewater analysis indicates a concerning spike in viral activity, which suggests increased community transmission. Reports show infections are on the rise in 27 states, while 13 states experience a decline. With overlapping symptoms between COVID-19 and influenza, accurate diagnosis poses a challenge for health officials.
UK conspiracy theorists are vandalizing traffic lights: Who are 'Blade Runners' and what do they believe?
In the United Kingdom, a group named Blade Runners is vandalizing traffic light sensors, claiming that they act as electronic assault weapons. They believe these sensors pose serious health threats, including cancer and sudden death. Recent vandalism incidents have been reported across various locations, particularly in Cambridge area.
COVID-19 had a scientific head start; the next pandemic virus may be a stranger. NVIDIA and Google DeepMind are using AI to map 2,800 viruses before the next outbreak
An international collaboration has developed a dataset of predicted protein structures from more than 2,800 viruses. This data is accessible through the AlphaFold Database, aiding in pandemic preparedness. Researchers can accelerate their investigations of new viruses using this information for potential treatments. The dataset provides insights into protein interactions, making it a valuable resource for global scientists.
In 2013, a Danish man set out to visit every country without flying; nearly 10 years later, the Maldives was his final stop
Torbjorn Pedersen journeyed to 203 countries over nine years without flying. He faced malaria, gunmen, and a pandemic, which tested his resolve. Pedersen traveled by train, bus, boat, and on foot, crossing vast oceans. Kindness from strangers sustained him throughout his extraordinary and unprecedented global adventure. His experience highlights the challenges of modern travel and the value of slow journeys.
UNGA 2026: Trump’s Iran war, Ukraine, Gaza and AI to dominate world leaders’ New York summit
World leaders gather in New York for the UN General Assembly as wars in Iran, Ukraine and Sudan, the Gaza conflict and rapidly advancing artificial intelligence dominate the agenda. US President Donald Trump’s war against Iran is expected to shape discussions, while leaders also confront climate risks and the UN’s leadership transition.
California Governor Gavin Newsom lists his $7.5 million Sacramento-area mansion: Inside the 8.2-acre Fair Oaks estate with 7 bedrooms, 12 bathrooms, tennis court and 5,000-bottle wine cellar
California Governor Gavin Newsom has listed his sprawling 8.2-acre Fair Oaks mansion for $7.5 million, months before his second term ends in January 2027. The luxury estate features seven bedrooms, 12 bathrooms, a tennis court, swimming pool, gym and a 5,000-bottle wine cellar. Newsom and his wife, Jennifer Siebel Newsom, moved into the Fair Oaks residence in 2019.
One of Britain’s longest-living doctors died at 108. One good habit he followed all his life can add 31 years to yours, even if you start at 50, says Harvard University
One of the most renowned allergists and immune experts in Britain, Dr William Frankland, lived to be a whopping 108 years old. In several interviews, the doctor said that he did not have a secret to living a long life. He led a healthy life free from smoking or overeating. A study conducted by Harvard University found that starting a healthy life, even after middle age, can help you live longer.
Bats, coronaviruses evolving together for millions of years: Study
The study, published in the journal Scientific Reports, noted that while bats do a lot of good for the world such as pollinating plants, eating disease-carrying insects, and dispersing seeds of tropical forest trees, they are also natural carriers of coronaviruses.
Scientists discover six new coronaviruses in bats
Scientists have discovered six new coronaviruses in bats in Myanmar -- the first time these viruses have been found anywhere in the world.
How can you find out if you have Coronavirus? You will have to take one of these 5 tests
Here we try to collate the relevant info on how it is being tested and found out if one has caught coronavirus that has already killed in thousands.
Coronavirus in China may have come from bats: Studies
The coronavirus outbreak, which originated in the central Hubei province of China in December, has killed 361 with 57 deaths reported on Sunday while the number of confirmed cases has climbed to 17,205. The Philippines on Sunday reported the first death outside China from the epidemic that has spread to 25 countries.
Awareness of coronavirus reaches crescendo in India
According to Google Trends, coronavirus is the most popular in Goa with a score of 100 followed by Andaman & Nicobar Island (86), Karnataka (80), Meghalaya (75), and Nagaland (74). Barring Karnataka, these states have lower cases of virus infection. Maharashtra and Kerala where the maximum cases of the Coronavirus have been detected are ranked ninth and 33rd.
Coronavirus infections have not reached community level: Vardhan
Union Health Minister Harsh Vardhan on Friday said coronavirus infections have not reached the "community level" and asserted the government is trying to use "good information" in the best manner to deal with the situation.
Antibodies against coronavirus 'coldspots' discovered, may fight future coronaviruses: Study
According to the study, sieving through over 10 million coronavirus sequences, two PhD students at the Institute for Research in Biomedicine (IRB), Switzerland and affiliated with the Universita della Svizzera italiana, discovered that some portions of the virus spike, or the molecule on the virus that is key to infect human cells, were remarkably conserved.
New type of coronavirus originating in dogs, was first detected between 2017-2018: Study
It also contained a genetic deletion, or mutation, that was not found in any known canine coronaviruses.
Delhi govt bans sports gatherings, including IPL amid the coronavirus threat
Addressing a press conference, Sisodia said district magistrates have been asked to ensure that all directives pertaining to coronavirus are implemented. "All sports gatherings will be banned, including the IPL, in wake of the coronavirus threat," he said. Health Minister Satyendar Jain said home quarantine is the best solution in case one has any symptom of coronavirus.
Coronavirus giving way to a new kind of virus. This one can affect your tech
Cybersecurity firm Kaspersky has discovered malicious files disguised as multimedia documents related to coronavirus.
Coronavirus: Two under watch in Mumbai; special ward set up
In the wake of the coronavirus outbreak in China, the BMC has ordered to set up an isolation ward at Kasturba hospital in Chinchpokali, Mumbai. Travellers flying from China have been sent to the isolation ward if they show any symptoms of the coronavirus that include cold and cough.
Your health insurance policy might not cover coronavirus in these situations
Some policies won't cover the treatment of Coronavirus if it's declared a pandemic/epidemic.
Rahul Gandhi screened for coronavirus: Congress after Ramesh Bidhuri's jibe
BJP MP Ramesh Bidhuri referred to the Congress leader, saying, "Many people from Italy had tested positive for the virus and hence Rahul Gandhi should be checked for coronavirus. Rahul Gandhi returned from Italy just six days ago, so he should be checked for coronavirus."
Coronavirus: Central team to visit Maharashtra, no confirmed case found in state
With ten persons quarantined in three hospitals across Maharashtra for possible exposure to novel coronavirus, a central health ministry team is likely to visit the state to take a review of preparedness for tackling the disease, an official said on Thursday.
New vaccine blocks novel coronavirus, variants in animal study
The pan-coronavirus vaccine triggers neutralising antibodies via a nanoparticle composed of the coronavirus part. This part allows the vaccine to bind to the body's cell receptors, and is formulated with a chemical booster called an adjuvant, the researchers said.
New universal coronavirus vaccine may help prevent future pandemics
Scientists produced a universal vaccination that protected mice against COVID-19 and other coronaviruses while simultaneously priming the immune system to combat a hazardous variation.
Mumbai logs 50 pc drop in coronavirus cases at 74, but surpasses April count; no new death
The metropolis has logged two-digit cases after reporting infections in three digits since last Tuesday. On Sunday, the financial capital had recorded 151 infections. The city has not recorded any fresh coronavirus-linked death in the last 24 hours after logging one fatality each for the last three days.
Coronavirus positive cases in Maharashtra rise to 19
"Till Friday evening, the number of persons who tested positive for coronavirus was 17. The test reports of two more persons came late at night. As they were found positive, the count of infected persons in the state now stands at 19," the official told.
New all-in-one vaccine may prove effective against all coronaviruses
Scientists from Oxford and Cambridge universities have developed a new all-in-one vaccine that can protect humans against a broad range of coronaviruses, including those that are yet to emerge. The research, published in 'Nature Nanotechnology', is based on a new approach called "proactive vaccinology," where scientists build a vaccine before the disease-causing pathogen even emerges.
Research finds exposure to harmless coronaviruses increases immunity
"People who have had strong immune responses to other human coronaviruses also have some protection against SARSCoV-2 infection," said Alexandra Trkola, head of the Institute of Medical Virology at UZH.
Doctors' body warns of possible spread of coronavirus to Kashmir Valley
President of the Doctors Association of Kashmir (DAK) Suhail Naik said China is located near India and there were chances of coronavirus reaching the valley as it is a tourist destination.
Israel isolates coronavirus antibody in 'significant breakthrough': Minister
The "monoclonal neutralising antibody" developed at the Israel Institute for Biological Research (IIBR) "can neutralise it (the disease-causing coronavirus) inside carriers' bodies," Defence Minister Naftali Bennett said.
Scientists identify cellular structure that may play critical role in coronavirus replication
The study, published in the journal Science Advances, uncovers a coronavirus-specific structure in cells, which may act as a target for much-needed antiviral strategies against this family of viruses.
4 suspected coronavirus patients return home from hospital despite 'requests' by staff
"Four persons, including two women, had come to the Indira Gandhi Government Medical College and Hospital (IGGMCH) on Friday morning to give their blood samples for suspected coronavirus infection. They were kept in the isolation ward. However, at night they left the hospital without informing the authorities," a police official said.
Iran should release all prisoners amid coronavirus: UN
"A number of dual and foreign nationals are at real risk if they have not...got it (coronavirus) they are really fearful of the conditions," Javaid Rehman, UN Special Rapporteur in Geneva said. "This is also my worrying concern and therefore I have recommended to the state of the Islamic Republic of Iran to release all prisoners on temporary release...," he said.
Delhi shuts schools, colleges, cinema halls to counter coronavirus
Delhi has now become the second state to shut educational institutions as well as theaters after Kerala which has maximum confirmed cases of coronavirus in India.
Over 10 ministers, 20 MLAs tested coronavirus positive in Maharashtra so far: Deputy CM
"We cut short the Assembly session recently. So far, over 10 ministers and over 20 MLAs have tested positive for coronavirus," Pawar told reporters after visiting the Jaystambh military monument in Perne village in the Pune district on the occasion of the 204th anniversary of the Battle of Koregaon Bhima.
Contingency plan needed to deal with impact of coronavirus: RBI Guv Das
RBI in a statement said the outbreak of coronavirus in China and its spread across geographies will impact tourist arrivals and global trade, and has triggered sell off in equity as well as crude oil markets. Talking to reporters, Das said the extent of impact of coronavirus is still uncertain and unfolding, as he made a case for preparing a contingency plan to deal with the situation and its impact on the economy.
Battling the epidemic: India readies treatment protocol for Coronavirus
The Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) has approval from the Drug Controller General of India (DCGI) to allow a combination of lopinavir and ritonavir — approved for AIDS treatment — to be used if coronavirus infections turn into a public health emergency in India.
Govt asks social media firms to remove contents referring to 'Indian variant' of coronavirus
Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology had earlier issued advisories regarding curbing of false news/misinformation concerning coronavirus on social media platforms.
New theory explains why a coronavirus-flu 'twindemic' may never happen
Before the coronavirus became a global threat, influenza was the among the most common severe respiratory infections each year.
Coronavirus in India: 5 in Manesar camp develop symptoms, sent to Army Hospital in Delhi
Five of the evacuees brought back from Wuhan in China and kept at a quarantine centre in Manesar were shifted to Army’s Base Hospital in Delhi after they showed symptoms of cough and cold. However none of them have been confirmed for coronavirus infection so far.
Coronavirus: 324 Indians evacuated from Wuhan, admitted to ITBP, Army facilities
As many as 324 Indians, evacuated from China's Wuhan city reached New Delhi and were admitted at the two quarantine facilities set up by the Army and the ITBP. None of them have tested positive for the novel coronavirus, officials said. Another flight of the airline, which departed for the Chinese city to bring back Indian nationals, reached Wuhan.
India reports third coronavirus death in Maharashtra, total case count nears 130
According to reports, the person had the travel history to Dubai. The total number of coronavirus cases in the country has now risen to nearly 130 after fresh cases were reported from several states.
BJP not to hold protest for 1 month in view of coronavirus outbreak: J P Nadda
The BJP president's statement came a day after Prime Minister Narendra Modi in a parliamentary party meeting of the BJP asked MPs to spread awareness among the people in small groups about coronavirus and suggested that they should refrain from launching any mass agitation till April 15.
Sanofi joins hands with US govt to expedite development of coronavirus vaccine
As part of the initiative, the company said it will collaborate with Biomedical Advanced Research and Development Authority (BARDA) of the US Department of Health and Human Services. COVID-19 is a respiratory disease due to novel coronavirus.
Maharashtra records 4,024 new coronavirus cases, 36 per cent rise; two fatalities
Four new cases of B.A.5 variant of coronavirus were also detected in the state, the official release said. New B.A.5 cases were reported from Mumbai, Thane, Navi Mumbai and Pune, and all four patients were in the age group of 19 to 36 years, the department said.
Donald Trump says coronavirus a 'very bad gift' from China
"All over the World the CoronaVirus, a very bad 'gift' from China, marches on.Not good!" Trump said in a tweet.
21-year-old man in Chandigarh tests positive for coronavirus; total cases rise to 7
"A 21 year-old male resident of Chandigarh (contact of positive Covid-19 case) has turned out to be positive for Covid-19," said an official statement of the Chandigarh administration. He came in contact with the brother of a 23-year-old woman, who was the city's first coronavirus patient, official said.
Donald Trump imposes international travel restrictions after first coronavirus death in US
US President Donald Trump on Saturday announced restrictions on travel from Iran and advised fellow citizens not to travel to certain areas of South Korea and Italy. The announcement came as the first death from coronavirus was reported in the US from the Washington state.
Pre-existing antibodies may protect some people against novel coronavirus, says study
Scientists have found that some antibodies, created by the immune system during infection with common cold coronaviruses, can also target the COVID-19 causing SARS-CoV-2, and may confer a degree of protection against the new virus.
India will have to play key role in mass production of coronavirus vaccine: France
Dozens of researchers across the globe are racing against time to come out with a vaccine for coronavirus that has infected nearly five million people and killed over 3,30,000 globally.
Telangana readies 5 hospitals with 3,000 beds to handle any coronavirus eventuality
In all, the government has identified five state-run hospitals and dozens of private hospitals attached to medical colleges to be used for isolation wards and treatment of coronavirus, apart from identifying dozens of pulmonologists, both in service and retired towards availing services if needed.
Narendra Modi proposes SAARC fund to tackle coronavirus, lays stress on joint efforts
In a significant message, Modi asserted that it was important for the SAARC member countries to work together and said the region can best respond to the coronavirus pandemic by "coming together, not growing apart".
Coronavirus testing facility likely at Mumbai hospital
The Maharashtra government is mulling to set up a coronavirus testing facility at Kasturba Hospital here to reduce the burden on Pune-based National Institute of Virology (NIV) which is currently handling such samples from across the country, an official said on Tuesday.
Nike temporarily closes European HQ after 1 employee tests positive for coronavirus
The closure came as novel coronavirus cases climbed to 18 in the country.
One more person tests positive for coronavirus in Ladakh
One more person with travel history to Iran tested positive for coronavirus in Ladakh on Thursday, taking the total number of cases in the union territory to three. The man was part of a group that had gone to Iran on a pilgrimage.
Coronavirus: China death toll climbs to over 2,700 amidst signs of slowdown
The country's National Health Commission (NHC) in its daily update said it received reports of 52 deaths, all from Hubei, and 406 new confirmed cases of the novel coronavirus infection from all over the country. The death toll has gone up to 2,715 and overall confirmed cases reached 78,064.
US President touts anti-malarial drug as potential treatment for coronavirus
As the number of coronavirus cases in the US continued to rise, President Donald Trump on Thursday said that hydroxychloroquine, an anti-malarial drug, can potentially be effective for treating coronavirus.
If PM Modi wants social distancing to fight coronavirus, why Parliament working, asks Shiv Sena
Modi has called for "resolve and restraint" to fight coronavirus and asked the entire country to observe 'Janta curfew' on Sunday. He also asked people to stay indoors and work from home as much as possible. An editorial in Sena mouthpiece 'Saamana' said that thousands of MPs, officials and members of the staff come together in Parliament.
Coronavirus outbreak could impact India Inc: Report
Coronavirus outbreak could cause a dent to the recovery of the Indian economy amid supply chain disruptions and inflationary pressures, a report said on Thursday.
CSIR submits 53 genome sequences of coronavirus to global body; to share 450 more by May 15
CSIR's Institute of Genomics and Integrative Biology (IGIB), Delhi, Centre for Cellular and Molecular Biology (CCMB), Hyderabad and Institute of Microbial Technology, Chandigarh are currently sequencing the genomes of the novel coronavirus, he said. Other CSIR institutes are also expected to join the process.
Gujarat: Four UK returnees detected with new coronavirus strain
Four persons who recently returned to Gujarat from the United Kingdom (UK) have tested positive for the new strain of coronavirus, a top state health department official said on Saturday.
Design policy to cover coronavirus treatment: Irdai to insurance companies
"For the purpose of meeting health insurance requirements of various sections, insurers are advised to design products covering the costs of treatment for coronavirus," the regulator said in a circular. There are 28 confirmed cases of coronavirus infection in India.
