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Coronavirus Highlights: India Records 43,733 New Cases In Last 24 Hours
India reported 43,733 new cases of coronavirus on Wednesday, as against Tuesday's 34,703. The health ministry website showed 930 related deaths were reported on the day.
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Students With Autism In Chennai Built A Special COVID Website To Help Visually Challenged Stay Informed
By developing a unique website, three students with autism in Chennai have provided an accessible resource of information to the visually challenged people
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"Urgent Actions Needed": 21 Experts In Lancet On India's Covid Resurgence
A commentary on the website of the medical journal The Lancet authored by 21 people including Biocon's Kiran Mazumdar Shaw and top surgeon Dr Devi Shetty has recommended eight actions to prepare for a possible resurgence of COVID-19 cases in India.
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Around 1.33 Crore Apply For Covid Vaccination: 10 Points
Nearly 1.33 crore people applied for vaccination on Wednesday as the government's dedicated website, CoWIN, opened for registrations on Wednesday. Those between 18 and 44 can get Covid shots from May 1 (Saturday).
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CoWIN Crashed: Twitter Flooded With Complaints As Registration Opens For 18+
Twitter has been flooded with messages of the CoWin app and website crashing or otherwise malfunctioning as people over 18 (and below 45) rush to register themselves for coronavirus vaccinations.
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Social Media Influencers Turn COVID Information Saviours
Social media is becoming a means of last resort to the people suffering due to COVID-19 in India, but there are people who are using it to make a difference and share links and information with people in need.
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Microsoft Aims 50,000 Jobs With Linkedin 'Re-Skilling' Effort
Microsoft Corp said on Tuesday that it aims to place 50,000 people in jobs that require technology skills as part of a broader push being undertaken with its professional networking website LinkedIn to help workers affected by the coronavirus pandemic move into new fields.
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CoWIN Portal, Aarogya Setu App Starts COVID-19 Vaccination Registration; Not Working for Some Users: Details
Eligible citizens can self-register for a COVID-19 vaccine on the CoWIN online portal, or the Aarogya Setu app. At the time of writing, both platforms were not functioning properly. Some people in out ream couldn’t register on the CoWIN website, and the Aarogya Setu app also did not allow us to register either. The process fails in the initial OT...
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Covid Negative Report Mandatory For Passengers Flying To India: Air India Express
In the wake of a sudden rise of coronavirus cases, Air India Express on Thursday rolled out new guidelines for the passengers travelling to India making it mandatory for them to submit a valid negative COVID-19 RT-PCR test report on the website prior to their departure.
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Brace Yourself: Long-Haul Travel May Not Get Going Until 2023
As coronavirus vaccines started rolling out late last year, there was a palpable sense of excitement. People began browsing travel websites and airlines grew optimistic about flying again. Ryanair Holdings Plc even launched a "Jab & Go" campaign alongside images of 20-somethings on holiday, drinks in hand.
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Coronavirus Highlights: India Records 43,733 New Cases In Last 24 Hours
India reported 43,733 new cases of coronavirus on Wednesday, as against Tuesday's 34,703. The health ministry website showed 930 related deaths were reported on the day.
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Students With Autism In Chennai Built A Special COVID Website To Help Visually Challenged Stay Informed
By developing a unique website, three students with autism in Chennai have provided an accessible resource of information to the visually challenged people
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"Urgent Actions Needed": 21 Experts In Lancet On India's Covid Resurgence
A commentary on the website of the medical journal The Lancet authored by 21 people including Biocon's Kiran Mazumdar Shaw and top surgeon Dr Devi Shetty has recommended eight actions to prepare for a possible resurgence of COVID-19 cases in India.
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Around 1.33 Crore Apply For Covid Vaccination: 10 Points
Nearly 1.33 crore people applied for vaccination on Wednesday as the government's dedicated website, CoWIN, opened for registrations on Wednesday. Those between 18 and 44 can get Covid shots from May 1 (Saturday).
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CoWIN Crashed: Twitter Flooded With Complaints As Registration Opens For 18+
Twitter has been flooded with messages of the CoWin app and website crashing or otherwise malfunctioning as people over 18 (and below 45) rush to register themselves for coronavirus vaccinations.
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Social Media Influencers Turn COVID Information Saviours
Social media is becoming a means of last resort to the people suffering due to COVID-19 in India, but there are people who are using it to make a difference and share links and information with people in need.
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Microsoft Aims 50,000 Jobs With Linkedin 'Re-Skilling' Effort
Microsoft Corp said on Tuesday that it aims to place 50,000 people in jobs that require technology skills as part of a broader push being undertaken with its professional networking website LinkedIn to help workers affected by the coronavirus pandemic move into new fields.
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CoWIN Portal, Aarogya Setu App Starts COVID-19 Vaccination Registration; Not Working for Some Users: Details
Eligible citizens can self-register for a COVID-19 vaccine on the CoWIN online portal, or the Aarogya Setu app. At the time of writing, both platforms were not functioning properly. Some people in out ream couldn’t register on the CoWIN website, and the Aarogya Setu app also did not allow us to register either. The process fails in the initial OT...
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Covid Negative Report Mandatory For Passengers Flying To India: Air India Express
In the wake of a sudden rise of coronavirus cases, Air India Express on Thursday rolled out new guidelines for the passengers travelling to India making it mandatory for them to submit a valid negative COVID-19 RT-PCR test report on the website prior to their departure.
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Brace Yourself: Long-Haul Travel May Not Get Going Until 2023
As coronavirus vaccines started rolling out late last year, there was a palpable sense of excitement. People began browsing travel websites and airlines grew optimistic about flying again. Ryanair Holdings Plc even launched a "Jab & Go" campaign alongside images of 20-somethings on holiday, drinks in hand.
