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Uber to offer financial support to Covid-positive drivers
Drivers furnishing a positive RT-PCR test from an accredited lab will receive a one-time payout of up to a maximum of Rs 6,800 in partial earnings sup
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Domestic air travel set to become costlier, govt raises lower limit on fares by 13-16%
India had imposed lower and upper limits on airfares based on flight duration when services were resumed on May 25 last year after a two-month lockdow
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Daily Covid-19 count in India lowest in 45 days
The daily positivity further declined to 8.36%, remaining below 10% for five consecutive days, while the weekly positivity rate dropped to 9.84%
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The need for expanding Covid-19 compensation
The situation calls for practices that ease the pain and does not make families run from pillar to post for compensation
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MFIs gave more loans to customers during pandemic: RBI report
Microfinance institutions further the cause of financial inclusion as they lend to those who are often too poor to get loans according to conventional
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Covid-19: Top doctor on all you need to know about yellow and black fungus
In an interview with Money9, Dr Kirti Sabnis said an individual can mitigate the risks of getting fungal infections by leading a healthy lifestyle
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First yellow fungus case reported in Ghaziabad; it’s more dangerous than black fungus and white fungus
Poor hygiene is said to be the underlying cause of yellow fungus. However, other factors like high humidity and consuming rotten food items could be c
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Covid-19 vaccine: Family members of employees eligible for vaccination at workplaces
Many companies, both public and private, have already announced vaccination drives for employees and their dependents
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Centre must take action against Ramdev for making unscientific statements against allopathy: IMA
The IMA said Ramdev deserves to be prosecuted for disobeying and causing danger to the life of many by making them believe to “not to take the advic
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Covid crisis in India a warning of possible events in other low- and middle-income countries: IMF
The report said under the business-as-usual scenario, the vaccine coverage in India is expected to remain under 35% of the population by the end of 20
