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Why A Woman Locked Herself, 10-Year-Old Son In Gurugram House For 3 Years
A 33-year-old woman, who had locked herself and her minor son for three years in their rented house in Gurugram's Chakkarpur area to avoid COVID-19, was brought out of confinement on Tuesday by a team of officials, police said.
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Covid Was "More Likely Than Not" A Result Of Lab-Related Incident: Report
The COVID-19 pandemic was "more likely than not, the result of a research-related incident," according to an interim report, released by the minority oversight staff of the US Senate Committee on Health, Education, Labor & Pensions (HELP).
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Australia's Adam Zampa Tests COVID-19 Positive Ahead Of Sri Lanka Clash: Report
According to a report, Australia might be without their key bowler Adam Zampa in the T20 World Cup clash against Sri Lanka as the star leg-spinner tested COVID-19 positive with minor symptoms
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Expert's Take On When Covid Can Be Said To Have Entered Endemic Stage In India
Unless India sees four weeks of low and stable numbers of COVID-19 cases with only minor fluctuations, the disease cannot be considered to be entering the endemic stage, noted virologist Dr T Jacob John said.
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Minor Asks High Court For Road Map On Vaccination For Children Below Age 12
A minor urged Delhi High Court on Monday to direct the Centre and authorities concerned to give a road map for COVID-19 vaccination for children below 12 years of age.
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UK Calls Out Racial Bias In Oximeter Device Used To Assess Covid Patients
Britain called on Sunday for international action on the issue of medical devices such as oximeters that work better on people with lighter skin, saying the disparities may have cost lives of ethnic minority patients during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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States To Protect Minors Who Lost Parents During COVID, Ensure Continuance Of Education: Supreme Court
The bench said most of these children may not have the means to fend for themselves. “So, it is the state which has to protect them,” said the bench, which was hearing a suo motu matter on contagion of COVID-19 in children protection homes.
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"Jaan Hai To Jahan Hai" Covid Vaccine Awareness Campaign To Start From June 21: Minister
The Ministry of Minority Affairs will begin a pan-India campaign "Jaan Hai To Jahan Hai" to tackle concerns and myths about the COVID-19 vaccine from June 21.
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High Court Asks Delhi To Gather Info On Children Orphaned During Covid
The Delhi High Court today directed the Delhi government to take steps to gather information on the minors who have been rendered orphans during the COVID-19 pandemic and are in a vulnerable situation due to loss of one or both parents.
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Court Seeks Maharashtra's Reply On Plea To Send Minor To US For Covid Jab
The Bombay High Court on Tuesday directed the Maharashtra government to reply to a petition of a city-based couple, seeking the court's help in sending their minor daughter to the US for vaccination against COVID-19.
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"Take Care Of Covid Victims' Children": Centre To States
The Centre has asked the various state governments to take care of all the needs of the children of COVID-19 victims. It put the number of such minors at 577 in the second wave, although other reports have cited much higher figures.
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Volvo Group To Set Up 100-Bed COVID Centre In Bengaluru With Support From BBMP And Ikea
The facility will cater to the COVID-19 positive individuals, who are either asymptomatic or showing minor symptoms or seeking isolation services.
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Centre's Stand Sought On Plea Against Covaxin Trial On 2-18 Age Group
A plea to set aside the permission granted by the Drugs Controller General to Bharat Biotech for conducting phase II/III clinical trial of its Covaxin COVID-19 vaccine on the 2-18 age group was heard by the high court which sought Centre's stand.
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COVID-19: Essential Car Accessories For Lockdown
It's important to take care of our vehicles when they are parked for such a long time and also be prepared to handle any situation just in case, because getting external help is both risky and difficult in these times.
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Jammu And Kashmir: Special Scholarship For Children Who Lost Parents To COVID-19
Jammu and Kashmir has announced a special scholarship for the children who have lost their parents to COVID-19. This is done to help the minors who have become orphaned after their parents succumbed to the virus.
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Why A Woman Locked Herself, 10-Year-Old Son In Gurugram House For 3 Years
A 33-year-old woman, who had locked herself and her minor son for three years in their rented house in Gurugram's Chakkarpur area to avoid COVID-19, was brought out of confinement on Tuesday by a team of officials, police said.
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Covid Was "More Likely Than Not" A Result Of Lab-Related Incident: Report
The COVID-19 pandemic was "more likely than not, the result of a research-related incident," according to an interim report, released by the minority oversight staff of the US Senate Committee on Health, Education, Labor & Pensions (HELP).
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Australia's Adam Zampa Tests COVID-19 Positive Ahead Of Sri Lanka Clash: Report
According to a report, Australia might be without their key bowler Adam Zampa in the T20 World Cup clash against Sri Lanka as the star leg-spinner tested COVID-19 positive with minor symptoms
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Expert's Take On When Covid Can Be Said To Have Entered Endemic Stage In India
Unless India sees four weeks of low and stable numbers of COVID-19 cases with only minor fluctuations, the disease cannot be considered to be entering the endemic stage, noted virologist Dr T Jacob John said.
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Minor Asks High Court For Road Map On Vaccination For Children Below Age 12
A minor urged Delhi High Court on Monday to direct the Centre and authorities concerned to give a road map for COVID-19 vaccination for children below 12 years of age.
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UK Calls Out Racial Bias In Oximeter Device Used To Assess Covid Patients
Britain called on Sunday for international action on the issue of medical devices such as oximeters that work better on people with lighter skin, saying the disparities may have cost lives of ethnic minority patients during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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States To Protect Minors Who Lost Parents During COVID, Ensure Continuance Of Education: Supreme Court
The bench said most of these children may not have the means to fend for themselves. “So, it is the state which has to protect them,” said the bench, which was hearing a suo motu matter on contagion of COVID-19 in children protection homes.
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"Jaan Hai To Jahan Hai" Covid Vaccine Awareness Campaign To Start From June 21: Minister
The Ministry of Minority Affairs will begin a pan-India campaign "Jaan Hai To Jahan Hai" to tackle concerns and myths about the COVID-19 vaccine from June 21.
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High Court Asks Delhi To Gather Info On Children Orphaned During Covid
The Delhi High Court today directed the Delhi government to take steps to gather information on the minors who have been rendered orphans during the COVID-19 pandemic and are in a vulnerable situation due to loss of one or both parents.
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Court Seeks Maharashtra's Reply On Plea To Send Minor To US For Covid Jab
The Bombay High Court on Tuesday directed the Maharashtra government to reply to a petition of a city-based couple, seeking the court's help in sending their minor daughter to the US for vaccination against COVID-19.
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"Take Care Of Covid Victims' Children": Centre To States
The Centre has asked the various state governments to take care of all the needs of the children of COVID-19 victims. It put the number of such minors at 577 in the second wave, although other reports have cited much higher figures.
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Volvo Group To Set Up 100-Bed COVID Centre In Bengaluru With Support From BBMP And Ikea
The facility will cater to the COVID-19 positive individuals, who are either asymptomatic or showing minor symptoms or seeking isolation services.
-
Centre's Stand Sought On Plea Against Covaxin Trial On 2-18 Age Group
A plea to set aside the permission granted by the Drugs Controller General to Bharat Biotech for conducting phase II/III clinical trial of its Covaxin COVID-19 vaccine on the 2-18 age group was heard by the high court which sought Centre's stand.
-
COVID-19: Essential Car Accessories For Lockdown
It's important to take care of our vehicles when they are parked for such a long time and also be prepared to handle any situation just in case, because getting external help is both risky and difficult in these times.
-
Jammu And Kashmir: Special Scholarship For Children Who Lost Parents To COVID-19
Jammu and Kashmir has announced a special scholarship for the children who have lost their parents to COVID-19. This is done to help the minors who have become orphaned after their parents succumbed to the virus.
