The World Health Organization reported that 2 million cases of Covid-19 were reported worldwide last week, a new record, as Europe moved towards new restrictions and closures to curb a relentless second wave. Global cases have exceeded 44 million, according to a tally by Johns Hopkins University. Reports say France …
Read More »Aarogya Setu Unfolded in the ‘Most Transparent Way’: Government Clarifies After ‘Evasive Response’ Notice
By: Express Web Desk | New Delhi | Updated: October 28, 2020 9:24:05 pm Aarogya Setu is a contact tracing app launched by the government in April this year to contain the spread of Covid-19. the Aarogya Setu app was developed “in the most transparent way” by the National Informatics …
Read More »Myanmar terrorist team arms itself with Chinese weapons
The Arakan Army, an insurgent group whose activities have severely affected the Indian-backed Kaladan multimodal transport project in Myanmar, has benefited from the clandestine transfer and smuggling of Chinese-made weapons, people familiar with the events said on Wednesday. The group, designated a terrorist organization by Naypyitaw, clashed with Myanmar troops …
Read More »Sisodia says all schools in Delhi will continue to be closed due to Covid-19
All schools will remain closed in the national capital until further orders are issued, Delhi Education Minister Manish Sisodia said on Wednesday. “Prime Minister Arvind Kejriwal and I thought that if we, as parents, wanted to take the risk of sending our children to school. Therefore, the Delhi government has …
Read More »Trump Campaign Shifts Burden of Florida Ad Spending to Republican National Committee
Donald Trump’s campaign has cut its advertising budget in Florida, relying on the Republican National Committee to carry the message there as the president’s re-election effort moves resources to the northern industrial states that led to victory in 2016. Click here for full coverage of the 2020 U.S. elections Since …
Read More »Joe Biden votes and attacks President Donald Trump for the response to Covid-19
Democratic candidate Joe Biden and his wife Jill Biden cast their votes in their hometown of Wilmington, Delaware on Wednesday after a speech about their plans to tackle Covid-19 if elected, while attacking the US’s handling of the pandemic. President Donald Trump. “I will be a president who is not …
Read More »News from France: India Strongly Deplores Personal Attacks on French President Emmanuel Macron | India News
NEW DELHI: India strongly deplored personal attacks on French President on Wednesday Emmanuel macron following his tough stance on Radical Islam, calling it a violation of the most basic standards of international discourse. In a strong statement, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MEA) also condemned the brutal terrorist attack that …
Read More »A West Champaran local can buy a house in Kashmir, but Cong deprived you of this, says CM Yogi
The Commission has issued guidelines for the safe conduct of the electoral exercise amid the devastating COVID-19 pandemic. These guidelines include reducing the maximum number of voters for a polling place from 1,600 to 1,000, staggering voting hours, and expanding postal voting facilities for those 80 and older. In addition, …
Read More »IISc is the only Indian institute in the top 100 of THE 2021 subject rankings; here is a list of the best universities in the different streams
By: Education Desk | New Delhi | Updated: October 28, 2020 8:34:50 pm List of Top Universities and Courses Worldwide (Express Photo by Praveen Khanna / Representational) The 2021 subject ranking: The Times Higher Education (THE) ranking today published the world ranking of subjects 2021. A total of 1,512 universities …
Read More »After India, Pompeo takes an anti-China tour to the islands of the Indian Ocean
NEW DELHI: After claiming that the United States and India can jointly deter China’s “tyranny”, the US Secretary of State Mike pompeo brought the Trump administration’s anti-Beijing campaign to two key island nations in the Indian Ocean. Maldives and Sri Lanka, the two countries considered particularly at risk by what …
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