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Ransomware Attack To Hurt Revenue At Sun Pharmaceutical
Sun Pharmaceutical Industries Ltd. expects revenue to fall as measures taken by India's top drugmaker to contain an information technology security breach in early March impacted operations.
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Toxic Air From Farm Fires Set to Make India's Covid Fight Deadlier
As winter sets in, the air hanging over north India thickens with smoke from burning fields, blocking out the sun and making it hard to breathe. This year, that could spell disaster for the country's battle against the pandemic.
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India Faces Lost Generation As Virus Pushes Children From School To Work
The coronavirus pandemic is forcing India's children out of school and into farms and factories to work, worsening a child-labor problem that was already one of the most dire in the world.
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Kerala To Invest In Training Nurses For Jobs Abroad, Says Minister
Kerala, the state with development indicators comparable to the first world, will invest in training and exporting health workers with the aim of capitalizing on their remittances, its Finance Minister Thomas Isaac said.
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Millions Of Students Risk Falling Through Gaps As Schools Go Online
The coronavirus has pushed schools all over the world to go online as new waves of infections keep emerging. In India, a country where the gaps in access to education and the Internet were already vast, poor families are struggling to stay the course.
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Richest States To Have Biggest Income Losses, Delhi Worst Hit, Says SBI
Eight of the wealthiest states and union territories will post double-digit contractions in income in the fiscal year through March 2021.
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Ransomware Attack To Hurt Revenue At Sun Pharmaceutical
Sun Pharmaceutical Industries Ltd. expects revenue to fall as measures taken by India's top drugmaker to contain an information technology security breach in early March impacted operations.
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Toxic Air From Farm Fires Set to Make India's Covid Fight Deadlier
As winter sets in, the air hanging over north India thickens with smoke from burning fields, blocking out the sun and making it hard to breathe. This year, that could spell disaster for the country's battle against the pandemic.
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India Faces Lost Generation As Virus Pushes Children From School To Work
The coronavirus pandemic is forcing India's children out of school and into farms and factories to work, worsening a child-labor problem that was already one of the most dire in the world.
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Kerala To Invest In Training Nurses For Jobs Abroad, Says Minister
Kerala, the state with development indicators comparable to the first world, will invest in training and exporting health workers with the aim of capitalizing on their remittances, its Finance Minister Thomas Isaac said.
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Millions Of Students Risk Falling Through Gaps As Schools Go Online
The coronavirus has pushed schools all over the world to go online as new waves of infections keep emerging. In India, a country where the gaps in access to education and the Internet were already vast, poor families are struggling to stay the course.
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Richest States To Have Biggest Income Losses, Delhi Worst Hit, Says SBI
Eight of the wealthiest states and union territories will post double-digit contractions in income in the fiscal year through March 2021.
