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Latest Articles in coronavirus outbreak
Can We Afford Risk A 'WARD' Syndrome?
Can the government afford escalation of the agitation throughout the country especially when important State Elections are round the corner and when international media is watching?
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Economy To Contract By 1.1 To 13.6 % In FY21: KPMG
While the fall in gross value added (GVA) at an economy level is driven by the declining output of all major sectors, some sectors are expected to shrink more, thereby contributing more to this fall at a macro-level.
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India May Need To Spend $1.8 Billion On Covid-19 Vaccines In First Phase: Report
India also needed $30 million to $80 million for the infrastructure to transport and store vaccines that must be kept at very low temperatures
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Negotiators Report Progress On Long-delayed COVID Aid Bill
The uptick in activity could be a sign that an agreement is near, though COVID-19 relief talks have been notoriously difficult.
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Donald Trump Signs Executive Order Prioritising Covid-19 Vaccine For Americans
Donald Trump's order seeks to ensure vaccine availability to American citizens before the US extends help to other nations.
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Art Of Medicine Consists In Amusing Patient, While Nature Cures Disease
These are Covid times. Technology interventions made now will stay in future like all technology does. Many doctors have been using HIPAA compliant video-conferencing tools to consult patients. Would we see more of Telemedicine in future, where caring for patients happens remotely where the provider and patient are not physically present with each other? It certainly could be an option.
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Whole Time Director Of TFCI BM Gupta Passes Away Due To Covid-19
Gupta started his banking career with Union Bank of India in November 1976 and joined Oriental Bank of Commerce as Probationary Officer in May 1980. After working mainly in the Credit Department at the Head Office of the Bank, he joined Tourism Finance Corporation of India in 1993 as Dy. General Manager.
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Ongoing Strengthening of COVID-19 Testing Key for Containment of Pandemic
With the second largest population in the world, we stood to lose the most, both in terms of life and economic impact.
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COVID-19: Maha Eyes Suspension Of Train, Flight Ops To Delhi
This is one of the steps being considered by the state government to curb the spread of the virus, a senior official said.
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COVID-19 death toll in Brazil tops 165,000 ahead of municipal elections
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Rolls-Royce To Temporarily Close Factories, Cut Benefits
Rolls Royce staff were notified last week by email that the company was looking at new measures in its current cost-cutting drive to cope with the collapse in aircraft demand in the aftermath of the COVID-19 pandemic
Read MorePompeo uses Quad forum to counter China's influence
Pompeo uses Quad forum to counter China's influence
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India Receives Above Average Monsoon Rains For Second Straight Year
The extra June-September rainfall will help farmers expand areas under winter-sown crops such as wheat, rice, rapeseed and chickpeas, improving their earnings down the line and helping revive rural demand hit by the coronavirus outbreak.
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Indian Oil Seeks Petrol After BPCL's Post-Hiatus Purchase
India went on a buying spree in 2019 as refineries upgraded to produce cleaner fuels, causing the country's monthly gasoline imports to hit an all-time high of about 410,000 tonnes in September last year
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