Global coronavirus death toll tops 70,000-mark
Paris: The coronavirus has killed more than 70,000 people across the globe, the majority in Europe, according to a tally ...
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Paris: The coronavirus has killed more than 70,000 people across the globe, the majority in Europe, according to a tally ...
Read moreDetailsMadrid: The overall number of confirmed coronavirus cases in Spain has increased to 126,168, overtaking Italy's tally of 124,632, making ...
Read moreDetailsAsuncion (Paraguay): FIFA boss Gianni Infantino has admitted that ‘nobody knows’ when football can resume around the world and that ...
Read moreDetailsParis: Global coronavirus cases surpassed one million Friday with more than 53,000 deaths as the pandemic further exploded in the ...
Read moreDetailsMadrid: Confirmed coronavirus cases approached one million around the world Thursday as Europe reeled from the pandemic and the United ...
Read moreDetailsBrussels: Spain's health authorities confirmed that the country's total number of coronavirus cases increased by 9,222 to 94,417, a higher ...
Read moreDetailsMadrid: Once again, Spain hit a new record with 849 coronavirus deaths in the last 24 hours Tuesday although health ...
Read moreDetailsMadrid: Spain overtook China in confirmed coronavirus infections Monday as the pandemic stretched scores of Spanish hospitals to their breaking ...
Read moreDetailsMadrid: Spain confirmed another 838 deaths in 24 hours from coronavirus Sunday, a new daily record bringing the total number ...
Read moreDetailsMadrid: The Spanish government has banned layoffs during the coronavirus pandemic in the country, saying it had put enough measures ...
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There are tell-tale signs that the BJP has been shaken to its core following the upsurge of protests by the...
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It is a happy augury for Indian democracy that the country's young talents aspiring to join the legal profession have...
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In any democracy, the most disturbing threat to freedom is not always censorship. Sometimes it is the language used to...
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By Dilip Cherian India’s bureaucracy may be running short of one thing more important than babus: succession. The Centre’s decision...
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