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Written by Aranya Shankar, Sukrita Baruah | New Delhi | Updated: October 18, 2020 10:01:36 am Delhi University Admissions 2020: Today’s Second Cut List (Express Photo by Amit Mehra / Representational) In the second cut-list released by the University of Delhi (DU) on Saturday, several courses and colleges were closed …

NEW DELHI: The University of Delhi released its second cut-off list on Saturday with many courses closing in on admission and some programs experienced a minor decrease in the required score for admission. The Lady Shri Ram College for Women had set a score of 100% in three courses: BA …

NEW DELHI / HYDERABAD: The number of active and symptomatic Covid-19 cases in India already peaked at around 10 lakh on September 17, a report by a government expert committee said on Sunday. Total cumulative cases may reach Rs 1.06 crore, with negligible growth at the end of February, indicating …

The long-awaited ka Vaar weekend is here and all the contestants are dressing up and looking their best to welcome host Salman Khan. 20:45 IST Sunday, October 18, 2020 Salman Khan joins the ‘Heeriye’ program. He says that Rahul and Jasmin have changed their game and Rubina is in shape. …

A government-appointed committee has said that cases of the coronavirus disease (Covid-19) in India peaked in mid-September and that active cases can be largely contained by February according to mathematical models. if preventive guidelines are followed, even as a member of Niti Aayog. VK Paul said Sunday that the possibility …

The companies that market these products have taken advantage of the association between COVID-19 and immunity. For a pharmacy that is usually full of drugs, Noida owner Mahesh Agrawal prominently displays his Dabur Chyawanprash packaging. “There is a lot of demand for them along with the honey and sales have …

NEW DELHI: The number of active symptomatic Covid-19 cases in India already peaked at around 10 lakhs on September 17 and the cases, which are now declining, may reach a cumulative figure of 1.06 crore with negligible growth at the end of February next year. a government expert committee said …

The 10-member panel, chaired by Professor M. Vidyasagar of IIT Hyderabad, says that no new closures should be imposed at the district or state level unless there is an imminent danger that healthcare facilities will be overwhelmed. No new closures should be imposed at the district or state level to …

India is likely to have already passed the peak of the coronavirus pandemic in September and cases will further stabilize, said a panel of scientists and doctors, based on mathematical and statistical forecasts about the spread of the infectious disease. The panel also stated that the pandemic can be controlled …

NEW DELHI: No new closures should be imposed at the district or state level to contain the spread of Covid-19 unless there is an imminent danger that healthcare facilities will be overwhelmed, according to a government-appointed committee chaired by the Professor of IIT Hyderabad M Vidyasagar. The committee has also …