- Search results for Coronavirus
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 | This marketing initiative aims to help businesses adapt and survive in the changing business worldEtch was set up to support small businesses and start-ups survive in this chaotic economy and atmosphere that the Coronavirus and the following lockdown has resulted in | |
 | Students in Haryana worried about exams, career amid COVID-19 curbsThe online counselling and emotional wellness services' platform has been providing free support to more than 1,00,000 college students in Haryana | |
 | Avoid loud, consonant-rich singing to curb the spread of COVID-19, says new study from SwedenThere are many reports about the spreading of COVID-19 in connection with choirs singing. Therefore, different restrictions have been introduced all over the world to make singing safer | |
 | Schools can reopen from September 21: Class 9-12 students can go to school but only if they want toEven when the students are at school, they will be required to maintain a minimum distance of 6 feet from the teacher "wherever feasible", the notice said | |
 | US college communities become new COVID-19 hotspots: ReportAccording to a New York Times review of 203 counties where students comprise at least 10 per cent of the population, about half have experienced their worst weeks of the pandemic since August 1 | |
 | Fearing Coronavirus, parents in Spain rise against authorities on blanket order to return to schoolThey are wary of safety measures they see as ill-funded as a new wave of Coronavirus infections sweeps the country | |
 | With a spike of 75,809 cases, India's COVID-19 tally reaches 42,80,423The national capital has reported 2,077 new COVID-19 cases, taking the COVID-19 count to 1,93,526, said the Delhi Health Department on Monday | |
 | UK likely to have Covid-19 vaccine by early 2021: Health Secretary Matt HancockHis statement came at a time when countries, such as the UK, China, Russia and the US, are engaged in a race against time to develop a vaccine for the novel coronavirus | |
 | The first batch of Russian vaccine produced for civilian circulationRussia last month registered the "Sputnik V", becoming the first country to approve a Covid-19 vaccine. On August 15, the Russian Health Ministry announced the launch of the vaccine production | |
 | Postpone NEET to after Diwali if classes won't start till 2021: Subramanian SwamySwamy argued that if there are no classes there needs to be no admissions for the time being. His tweet went viral in minutes | |
 | Centre to identify severely acute malnourished children, ensure nutrition and treatmentThe Central government is also developing Bharatiya Poshan Krishi Kosh - a repository of an indigenous crop of every region, every district of India | |
 | UNICEF will lead procurement, supply of COVID vaccines to ensure safe, fast, equitable access to all countriesAbout 28 manufacturers have shared their annual production plans for COVID-19 vaccines - through 2023 - with UNICEF | |
 | By the time we get documents to get supplies, we'll be dead: How India's Transgenders have been hit by lockdownMost transgender persons do not have government ID proofs like Aadhaar, DL, Passport, PAN, Ration, Voter ID cards and end up getting excluded even out of Food Security despite the Food Security Act | |
 | More centres, fewer candidates in a room: NTA gears up to conduct NEET on September 13According to NTA officials, 15.97 lakh candidates from across the country have registered for NEET, which is a pen-paper based test, unlike JEE | |
 | COVID-19: Over 90k new cases in a day takes India's tally past 41-lakh, 1,065 deaths in 24 hoursIndia's COVID-19 tally had crossed the 20-lakh mark on August 7, 30 lakh on August 23 and it went past 40 lakh on September 5 |
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