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'First Covid Hit, Then Bulldozer': Tea-Seller's Death Note On Money Crisis
Kalu Rai, 55, sold tea on a cart at an intersection in Madhya Pradesh's Jaisinagar. Last night, he was found hanging from a tree at the same spot where he brewed tea daily.
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Hong Kong Imposes 3 Rounds Of Mandatory Covid Tests As Crisis Surges
Hong Kong's population must undergo three rounds of compulsory coronavirus testing, the city's leader said Tuesday, as she confirmed mainland Chinese officials were stepping up oversight of the financial hub's response to its worst outbreak yet.
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As Covid Cases Surge In Delhi, Migrants Fear Another Lockdown
With a surge in coronavirus cases in Delhi and its neighbouring cities, migrant workers and daily wagers fear another round of lockdown could push them into a severe financial crisis from which they might never recover.
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Congress Demands Rs 5 Lakh Aid For Every Covid Death, Fresh Survey
The Congress on Thursday demanded a financial aid of Rs 5 lakh for every coronavirus victim after a fresh survey and said the amount of Rs 50,000 promised by the Centre is a "cruel joke" as the crisis in the country is clearly "man-made".
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COVID-19: Sonalika Tractors Extends Support To Dealer Employees
The company has also assured financial assistance in case of any unexpected demise of an employee due to Covid-19.
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COVID-19 Crisis: Delhi Government To Provide Financial Aid To Auto, Taxi Drivers
Arvind Kejriwal announced that the Delhi government will provide free ration to 72 lakh ration card holders for the next two months and financial assistance of Rs 5,000 to auto-rickshaw and taxi drivers to help people tide over the Covid crisis
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Armed Forces Get Emergency Financial Powers To Fight India's Covid Crisis
India's armed forces were today granted emergency financial powers to augment their efforts in the battle against COVID-19, the second wave of which has brought devastation on the country in the past few weeks.
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Covid Cost 4 Times More Jobs Than 2009 Financial Crisis: UN
The coronavirus pandemic took a huge toll on global jobs last year, the United Nations said Monday, with the equivalent of more than a quarter of a billion lost.
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Coronavirus Pandemic: PSA Groupe Secures Further 3 Billion Euros Of Loans
Peugeot-owner PSA said on Monday it had secured a further 3 billion euros ($3.3 billion) of loans, strengthening its financial position in the wake of the hit to the global automotive industry from the coronavirus crisis.
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'First Covid Hit, Then Bulldozer': Tea-Seller's Death Note On Money Crisis
Kalu Rai, 55, sold tea on a cart at an intersection in Madhya Pradesh's Jaisinagar. Last night, he was found hanging from a tree at the same spot where he brewed tea daily.
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Hong Kong Imposes 3 Rounds Of Mandatory Covid Tests As Crisis Surges
Hong Kong's population must undergo three rounds of compulsory coronavirus testing, the city's leader said Tuesday, as she confirmed mainland Chinese officials were stepping up oversight of the financial hub's response to its worst outbreak yet.
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As Covid Cases Surge In Delhi, Migrants Fear Another Lockdown
With a surge in coronavirus cases in Delhi and its neighbouring cities, migrant workers and daily wagers fear another round of lockdown could push them into a severe financial crisis from which they might never recover.
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Congress Demands Rs 5 Lakh Aid For Every Covid Death, Fresh Survey
The Congress on Thursday demanded a financial aid of Rs 5 lakh for every coronavirus victim after a fresh survey and said the amount of Rs 50,000 promised by the Centre is a "cruel joke" as the crisis in the country is clearly "man-made".
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COVID-19: Sonalika Tractors Extends Support To Dealer Employees
The company has also assured financial assistance in case of any unexpected demise of an employee due to Covid-19.
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COVID-19 Crisis: Delhi Government To Provide Financial Aid To Auto, Taxi Drivers
Arvind Kejriwal announced that the Delhi government will provide free ration to 72 lakh ration card holders for the next two months and financial assistance of Rs 5,000 to auto-rickshaw and taxi drivers to help people tide over the Covid crisis
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Armed Forces Get Emergency Financial Powers To Fight India's Covid Crisis
India's armed forces were today granted emergency financial powers to augment their efforts in the battle against COVID-19, the second wave of which has brought devastation on the country in the past few weeks.
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Covid Cost 4 Times More Jobs Than 2009 Financial Crisis: UN
The coronavirus pandemic took a huge toll on global jobs last year, the United Nations said Monday, with the equivalent of more than a quarter of a billion lost.
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Coronavirus Pandemic: PSA Groupe Secures Further 3 Billion Euros Of Loans
Peugeot-owner PSA said on Monday it had secured a further 3 billion euros ($3.3 billion) of loans, strengthening its financial position in the wake of the hit to the global automotive industry from the coronavirus crisis.
