Tag Archives: COVID-19

A skewed recovery and systemic headwinds

August has been the best month (so far) in terms of economic activity since the imposition of a nationwide lockdown in India on March 25. However, the ongoing economic recovery is skewed in nature and faces systemic headwinds from within. Services in shrinkage zone, even when accumulation increases The Purchasing …

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Covid-19: what you need to know today

One of the scariest things I’ve read in recent times is a study titled Investigation of Community Outbreaks of Sars-CoV-2 Transmission Among Bus Passengers in East China, published in JAMA (Journal of the American Medical Association) Internal Medicine. According to this study, conducted by researchers from the US and China, …

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Covid-19: Antibodies May Not Stop Transmission in Children

Some children may have the potential to transmit the coronavirus disease, or Covid-19, even if they have measurable antibodies in their system, said a new study that indicated that the immune response, by itself, may be inadequate to protect children. of the pandemic. The study, conducted by physicians at Children’s …

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FM Nirmala Sitharaman, SC gives borrowers a break

Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman and the Supreme Court separately offered much-needed respite to bank borrowers on Thursday, intervening to prevent stress loans from damaging their creditworthiness, two days after the expiration of a moratorium on repayments. of loans needed by the coronavirus disease (COVID-19 pandemic. The superior court approved an …

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