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Covid-19 vaccine shortage to hit 60 countries
In the past two weeks, only two million doses were cleared for shipment to 92 countries through the programme, the same amount injected in Britain alone
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Delhi Capitals score easy 7-wicket win over Chennai Super Kings
Raina scored a half century on his comeback to the Chennai side after missing the 2020 edition of IPL
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Stricter curbs in Delhi to control spread of coronavirus
City government also prohibited all social, political, sports, entertainment, cultural and religious gatherings in view of the rise in COVID-19 cases
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Indian doctors, nurses to benefit from UK’s fee-free 1-year visa extension
The extension will cover healthcare professionals working in the National Health Service and the independent health and care sector, which includes a large number of Indian professionals
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Exposure to UV rays may stave off Covid-19 deaths, says UK study
People living in areas with the highest level of exposure to UVA rays had a lower risk of dying from COVID-19 compared with those with lower levels
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Covid-19: Uttar Pradesh reports 9,587 new cases, 36 deaths
There are 48,306 active Covid-19 cases and while 6,06,646 patients have recovered so far in Uttar Pradesh
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Toyota Kirloskar launches prepaid customisable service package for customers
Under the Smiles Plus offering, customers can avail of benefits, including flexibility of service location, protection from service price hikes apart from savings on service cost and usage of Toyota genuine parts
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No plan to stop or curtail train services, number will be increased on demand: Railway Board chief
Enough trains to deploy at short notice, passengers won't need covid-negative report: Railaway Board chairman
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ChrysCapital to invest $50 million in WOW Skin Science
Transaction is a combination of a primary issue by the company and a secondary sale by existing shareholders
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Corporates to report double-digit revenue growth for March quarter
With a visible recovery in the second half of fiscal 2021, the overall revenue may be a just 50 bps lower than that of fiscal 2020
