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Adani Group Plots Expansion Of Overseas Port Empire After US Funding
Karan Adani said that a newly inked $553 million US government financing deal toward a port terminal being developed by his family's conglomerate was a "reaffirmation by the international community."
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Cricket Stars Choke In Toxic Air As Pollution Shrouds World Cup In India
India's worsening smog has been called out by global cricket stars as they compete in suffocating conditions during the men's world cup, highlighting the country's noxious air ahead of its bid to host the Olympic Games.
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US Invests $553 Million In Adani Port In Sri Lanka To Curb China's Influence
The US will provide $553 million in financing for a port terminal in Sri Lanka's capital being developed by billionaire Gautam Adani, as New Delhi and Washington look to curtail China's influence in South Asia.
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Zee-Sony Deal Under Scrutiny After Crackdown On Subhash Chandra, Son
Zee Entertainment Enterprises Ltd.'s planned merger with a subsidiary of Sony Group Corp. may face further delay, industry analysts said, after SEBI said the media house faked the recovery of loans to cover for private financing deals by its founder.
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JioCinema Sets New Record During IPL 2023 Final With 3.2 Crore Concurrent Viewers
Despite the postponement of the IPL 2023 final due to weather conditions, JioCinema has set a new viewership record, with 3.2 crore concurrent viewers. Viewership was likely boosted by speculation that this would be CSK and former India captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni's last professional appearance.
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Monkeypox Cases Driven "Underground" By Anti-Gay Stigma In India: Report
Many nations haven't yet factored this into their testing strategies or public awareness campaigns, even though the outbreak is almost certain to spread.
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Bollywood Now Threatened By A Bigger, Louder Rival
Bollywood has a serious rival now in India. It's bigger, louder and is making more money than its prolific, glitzy Hindi-language cousin known for its signature dance moves and opulent wedding scenes.
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Growing Concerns Over No Boosters For India
The government faces a growing clamor from business leaders and public health experts to launch a Covid-19 booster drive and begin vaccinating children as the nation braces for a surge of omicron-fueled infections.
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Covaxin Gave 50% Protection In Delta Wave: Lancet Study
Covaxin, one of the main vaccines used in India's coronavirus immunization drive, provides only 50% protection against symptomatic COVID-19, according to a real-world study that suggests the shot is less effective than initially thought.
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Covaxin Found To Be 77.8% Effective Against Covid In Lancet Study
Covaxin, a vaccine developed by government's medical research agency and Bharat Biotech International Ltd., was found to have a 77.8% efficacy rate against symptomatic Covid-19 in a long-awaited analysis published in The Lancet.
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India's Race To Vaccinate Its Villages Is Crucial For Whole World
One of the largest COVID-19 vaccination drives in the world, India's campaign ever since January to vaccinate its 1.4 billion citizens has hit snag after snag, held back first by shortages and then by chaotic distribution..
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Can India Vaccinate Fast Enough To Avoid A Third Wave? Experts Say...
Officials in New Delhi rejoiced earlier this week when India hit a single-day record by administering more than 8 million Covid-19 vaccinations.
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Even If Exports Paused, India May Not Have Enough Vaccines: Expert
India's fight against a renewed wave of coronavirus infections is beset by vaccine shortages in several states and cities including the financial capital, Mumbai.
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Curbs By India, World's Biggest Vaccine Export, To Hit Poorest Nations
India is restricting coronavirus vaccine exports, a move that will likely hit the world's most disadvantaged nations hardest and exacerbate what the World Health Organization's head this week called a "grotesque" supply chasm between rich and poor countries.
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Indians Should Be Able to Buy Vaccine By March: Apollo Boss
India's largest health care chain expects a private market for Covid-19 vaccines to open up across the country within weeks, a move that may boost current government efforts to inoculate 300 million people by August.
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Adani Group Plots Expansion Of Overseas Port Empire After US Funding
Karan Adani said that a newly inked $553 million US government financing deal toward a port terminal being developed by his family's conglomerate was a "reaffirmation by the international community."
-
Cricket Stars Choke In Toxic Air As Pollution Shrouds World Cup In India
India's worsening smog has been called out by global cricket stars as they compete in suffocating conditions during the men's world cup, highlighting the country's noxious air ahead of its bid to host the Olympic Games.
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US Invests $553 Million In Adani Port In Sri Lanka To Curb China's Influence
The US will provide $553 million in financing for a port terminal in Sri Lanka's capital being developed by billionaire Gautam Adani, as New Delhi and Washington look to curtail China's influence in South Asia.
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Zee-Sony Deal Under Scrutiny After Crackdown On Subhash Chandra, Son
Zee Entertainment Enterprises Ltd.'s planned merger with a subsidiary of Sony Group Corp. may face further delay, industry analysts said, after SEBI said the media house faked the recovery of loans to cover for private financing deals by its founder.
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JioCinema Sets New Record During IPL 2023 Final With 3.2 Crore Concurrent Viewers
Despite the postponement of the IPL 2023 final due to weather conditions, JioCinema has set a new viewership record, with 3.2 crore concurrent viewers. Viewership was likely boosted by speculation that this would be CSK and former India captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni's last professional appearance.
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Monkeypox Cases Driven "Underground" By Anti-Gay Stigma In India: Report
Many nations haven't yet factored this into their testing strategies or public awareness campaigns, even though the outbreak is almost certain to spread.
-
Bollywood Now Threatened By A Bigger, Louder Rival
Bollywood has a serious rival now in India. It's bigger, louder and is making more money than its prolific, glitzy Hindi-language cousin known for its signature dance moves and opulent wedding scenes.
-
Growing Concerns Over No Boosters For India
The government faces a growing clamor from business leaders and public health experts to launch a Covid-19 booster drive and begin vaccinating children as the nation braces for a surge of omicron-fueled infections.
-
Covaxin Gave 50% Protection In Delta Wave: Lancet Study
Covaxin, one of the main vaccines used in India's coronavirus immunization drive, provides only 50% protection against symptomatic COVID-19, according to a real-world study that suggests the shot is less effective than initially thought.
-
Covaxin Found To Be 77.8% Effective Against Covid In Lancet Study
Covaxin, a vaccine developed by government's medical research agency and Bharat Biotech International Ltd., was found to have a 77.8% efficacy rate against symptomatic Covid-19 in a long-awaited analysis published in The Lancet.
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India's Race To Vaccinate Its Villages Is Crucial For Whole World
One of the largest COVID-19 vaccination drives in the world, India's campaign ever since January to vaccinate its 1.4 billion citizens has hit snag after snag, held back first by shortages and then by chaotic distribution..
-
Can India Vaccinate Fast Enough To Avoid A Third Wave? Experts Say...
Officials in New Delhi rejoiced earlier this week when India hit a single-day record by administering more than 8 million Covid-19 vaccinations.
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Even If Exports Paused, India May Not Have Enough Vaccines: Expert
India's fight against a renewed wave of coronavirus infections is beset by vaccine shortages in several states and cities including the financial capital, Mumbai.
-
Curbs By India, World's Biggest Vaccine Export, To Hit Poorest Nations
India is restricting coronavirus vaccine exports, a move that will likely hit the world's most disadvantaged nations hardest and exacerbate what the World Health Organization's head this week called a "grotesque" supply chasm between rich and poor countries.
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Indians Should Be Able to Buy Vaccine By March: Apollo Boss
India's largest health care chain expects a private market for Covid-19 vaccines to open up across the country within weeks, a move that may boost current government efforts to inoculate 300 million people by August.
