Brokerage houses are pencilling in demand disruption and even postponing of other expenses by people due to the devastation caused by the deadly secon
RBI's MPC member Ashima Goyalalso said the damage to the economy due to lockdowns is much less and is unlikely to extend beyond the first quarter of t
The curve may have flattened but the other side of the peak is not going to be an easy climb down, says virologist Shahid Jameel
India's slow pace of vaccination means that the country could remain vulnerable to further waves of the pandemic even once the current surge subsides,
Admitting that the second wave of the pandemic has posed a downside risk to economic activity in the first quarter of FY2021-22, the report said "ther
The stock market meltdown that ensued with the spread of the COVID-19 viral disease in the beginning of 2020 was triggered by widespread fears among i
The statement issued by S&P said, "The second wave brings in uncertainty, and a drawn-out covid-19 outbreak will impede India's recovery."
The survey suggested that the neutralising antibodies declined significantly after five-six months, making people prone to reinfections
According to the ICMR, 26,78,94,549 samples have been tested up to April 18 with 13,56,133 samples being tested on Sunday
Going by the fury of the second wave, the fight against the virus seems to have just begun