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Covid Vaccines Have Many Side-Effects? Centre Calls It "Erroneous Claim"
The Union Health Ministry said media reports claiming admission of 'multiple side-effects of COVID-19 vaccines' by Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) and Central Drugs Standard Control Organisation (CDSCO) officials are ill-informed.
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Can Food Spread Covid? Study Reveals Virus May Live For Days On These Foods
COVID-19: The Food Standards Agency (FSA) published research revealing how much time the Covid virus can survive on foods and food packaging.
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On Covid And Rallies, Nitish Kumar's Tacit Support For Rahul Gandhi's Yatra
Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar has accused the BJP of having double standards when it comes to Covid and public rallies, citing the Centre's "suspend yatra" letter to Rahul Gandhi amid the Covid surge in China.
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UK Summons China's Ambassador Over Assault Of BBC Journalist In Shanghai: Report
China's ambassador to Britain has been summoned by British government over reports by the BBC which said Chinese police had assaulted one of its journalists covering a protest in Shanghai, the Evening Standard newspaper said.
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District Officials ‘Adopt’ Schools In Jharkhand To Improve Standard Of Education Post Covid
As many as 187 government-run schools have been adopted to help improve standard of education in Jharkhand’s East Singhbhum district.
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iPhone 14 May Also Be Made in India, Apple Wary About High Standards for Product Secrecy: Report
iPhone 14 models may be manufactured in India to supplement the production in China as Apple looks for an alternative to minimise the impact of US-Sino geopolitical tensions and disrupted economic activity due to COVID restrictions in China.
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Will Bring SOP For Delhi Schools If Need Be: Arvind Kejriwal As Covid Cases Rise
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal Thursday said his government is keeping an eye on the COVID-19 situation in the city, and will bring in a Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) for schools if need arises.
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Regular International Flights Likely To Resume From March 15: Report
Regular international flights are likely to resume from March 15 and will follow the standard operating procedures effective at Indian airports for foreign arrivals and departure, government sources said on Monday.
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Tamil Nadu Nursery, Play Schools To Reopen Amid Decline In Covid Cases
In a major relaxation, the Tamil Nadu government has permitted nursery and play schools will reopen on February 14 amid a decline in COVID-19 cases. This comes just days after physical classes from 1-12 standards in all schools were allowed to reopen
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Staying At "Isolation Facility" Not Compulsory For Covid Positive Foreign Arrivals: Report
Travellers arriving in India from any country who will test positive for COVID-19 shall be treated/isolated as per the laid down standard protocol and will not mandatorily be managed at an isolation facility, authorities have said.
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Covid Vaccines Have Many Side-Effects? Centre Calls It "Erroneous Claim"
The Union Health Ministry said media reports claiming admission of 'multiple side-effects of COVID-19 vaccines' by Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) and Central Drugs Standard Control Organisation (CDSCO) officials are ill-informed.
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Can Food Spread Covid? Study Reveals Virus May Live For Days On These Foods
COVID-19: The Food Standards Agency (FSA) published research revealing how much time the Covid virus can survive on foods and food packaging.
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On Covid And Rallies, Nitish Kumar's Tacit Support For Rahul Gandhi's Yatra
Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar has accused the BJP of having double standards when it comes to Covid and public rallies, citing the Centre's "suspend yatra" letter to Rahul Gandhi amid the Covid surge in China.
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UK Summons China's Ambassador Over Assault Of BBC Journalist In Shanghai: Report
China's ambassador to Britain has been summoned by British government over reports by the BBC which said Chinese police had assaulted one of its journalists covering a protest in Shanghai, the Evening Standard newspaper said.
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District Officials ‘Adopt’ Schools In Jharkhand To Improve Standard Of Education Post Covid
As many as 187 government-run schools have been adopted to help improve standard of education in Jharkhand’s East Singhbhum district.
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iPhone 14 May Also Be Made in India, Apple Wary About High Standards for Product Secrecy: Report
iPhone 14 models may be manufactured in India to supplement the production in China as Apple looks for an alternative to minimise the impact of US-Sino geopolitical tensions and disrupted economic activity due to COVID restrictions in China.
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Will Bring SOP For Delhi Schools If Need Be: Arvind Kejriwal As Covid Cases Rise
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal Thursday said his government is keeping an eye on the COVID-19 situation in the city, and will bring in a Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) for schools if need arises.
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Regular International Flights Likely To Resume From March 15: Report
Regular international flights are likely to resume from March 15 and will follow the standard operating procedures effective at Indian airports for foreign arrivals and departure, government sources said on Monday.
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Tamil Nadu Nursery, Play Schools To Reopen Amid Decline In Covid Cases
In a major relaxation, the Tamil Nadu government has permitted nursery and play schools will reopen on February 14 amid a decline in COVID-19 cases. This comes just days after physical classes from 1-12 standards in all schools were allowed to reopen
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Staying At "Isolation Facility" Not Compulsory For Covid Positive Foreign Arrivals: Report
Travellers arriving in India from any country who will test positive for COVID-19 shall be treated/isolated as per the laid down standard protocol and will not mandatorily be managed at an isolation facility, authorities have said.
