Using term ‘Indian variant’ for B.1.617 strain has no basis, WHO has not done so: Health ministry
New Delhi: Taking umbrage at the B.1.617 mutant of the novel coronavirus being termed an ‘Indian variant’, the Union health ...
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New Delhi: Taking umbrage at the B.1.617 mutant of the novel coronavirus being termed an ‘Indian variant’, the Union health ...
Read moreDetailsColombo: Sri Lanka Saturday detected its first case of the Indian variant of coronavirus, also known as B.1.617, in a ...
Read moreDetailsDhaka: Bangladesh has detected six people, who had recently visited India, infected with the Indian variant of the COVID-19, a ...
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Aakar Patel I walk out of my house and onto the street and look around. Not much is different from...
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Syed Ali Murtaza Rizvi’s decision to hang up his boots eight years ahead of time has clearly rattled the Telangana...
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By Yuen Yuen Ang Conflicts, trade wars, inequality, and democratic decay fill today’s headlines. Each crisis appears to be feeding...
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By Senem Aydın-Düzgit US President Donald Trump’s ferocious assault on American institutions over the last nine months is a particularly...
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