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Ultra Violet-Emitting LED Lights Can Kill Novel Coronavirus, Say Scientists
Ultraviolet (UV) light-emitting diodes (UV-LEDs) can kill the novel coronavirus efficiently, quickly, and cheaply, according to a study which says the new innovation could be installed in air conditioning and water systems.
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Chhattisgarh To Hold Final Year Varsity Exams After Lockdown Ends
The Chhattisgarh higher education department has decided to conduct university exams only for final year students in the state in view of the coronavirus outbreak, an official said on Tuesday.
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Top Medical Body To Study Asymptomatic COVID-19 Patients To Check Community Spread
Amid a spurt in COVID-19 cases, top health research body Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) has decided to conduct a study in 75 affected districts across the country to identify people who were exposed to the novel coronavirus infection and yet showed mild or no symptoms.
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Jio’s Coronavirus Testing Tool Exposed Data of Millions: Report
Jio’s tool to check COVID-19 symptoms was found to have a security lapse that exposed one of its core databases containing the records of millions of users, who logged in to perform a self-test.
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Top Medical Body To Study If Novel Coronavirus Strain Mutated In India
The Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) is planning to study whether the novel coronavirus strain in India has undergone mutation while spreading in the country over the last two months.
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Mathura Police Helps Differently-Abled Woman Cremate Her Father Amid Lockdown
The police in Uttar Pradesh's Mathura district helped a differently-abled woman in the cremation of her father when no one responded to her cries for help amid fears over the novel coronavirus.
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Flipkart Ties Up With Meru to Deliver Daily Essentials, Groceries During Lockdown
Flipkart has partnered with Meru to deliver daily essentials and groceries to consumers during the ongoing national lockdown in India.
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Did CES 2020 Drive Coronavirus Outbreak in the US and Beyond?
While researchers and scientists are busy in finding a cure of COVID-19 that has affected millions of lives worldwide, a new report has emerged online that suggests CES 2020 held in Las Vegas may have played a role in spreading novel coronavirus.
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Solar-Powered Food Carts Converted to Virus Disinfection Vehicles in Kabul
Afghanistan's total number of coronavirus cases was at more than 1,200 on Friday with 40 deaths, and officials and experts have cautioned the number could rise far higher given limited testing and the country's weak health infrastructure.
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BJP In UP Completely Failed In Tackling COVID-19 Crisis: Akhilesh Yadav
Samajwadi Party president Akhilesh Yadav said on Sunday the BJP government has "completely failed" in tackling the situation arising out of the novel coronavirus crisis.
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Indian Researchers Start Working On Novel Coronavirus Genome Sequencing
Whole-genome sequencing is the method used to determine the complete DNA sequence of a specific organism's genome.
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OnePlus Extends Warranty and Return Period on Its Devices Till May 31 Amid Coronavirus Lockdown
OnePlus offers warranty and replacement period extension on all its devices. Warranty period extension applicable on devices whose warranty expires between March 1 and May 30.
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Coronavirus Impact: Can We Run Out of the Internet Because of People Working From Home?
With offices around the world moving to work from home, and more streaming and gaming than ever, could rising traffic take the Internet down? Here’s what you need to know in 10 points.
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Maharashtra Lockdown Violators "Idiots", Considering Curfew: Ajit Pawar
Maharashtra deputy chief minister Ajit Pawar on Monday said his government was "seriously considering" imposing curfew across the state as those violating prohibitory provisions in place for the novel coronavirus outbreak, whom he called "idiots", were creating a threat to the life of others.
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Cyber Attackers Are Targeting Netizens with 'Special Coronavirus Discounts': Check Point
Cybercriminals across the world are taking advantage of the coronavirus pandemic by targetting netizens, including amateur online hackers with dangerous malware in the guise of "special COVID-19" offers.
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Ultra Violet-Emitting LED Lights Can Kill Novel Coronavirus, Say Scientists
Ultraviolet (UV) light-emitting diodes (UV-LEDs) can kill the novel coronavirus efficiently, quickly, and cheaply, according to a study which says the new innovation could be installed in air conditioning and water systems.
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Chhattisgarh To Hold Final Year Varsity Exams After Lockdown Ends
The Chhattisgarh higher education department has decided to conduct university exams only for final year students in the state in view of the coronavirus outbreak, an official said on Tuesday.
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Top Medical Body To Study Asymptomatic COVID-19 Patients To Check Community Spread
Amid a spurt in COVID-19 cases, top health research body Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) has decided to conduct a study in 75 affected districts across the country to identify people who were exposed to the novel coronavirus infection and yet showed mild or no symptoms.
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Jio’s Coronavirus Testing Tool Exposed Data of Millions: Report
Jio’s tool to check COVID-19 symptoms was found to have a security lapse that exposed one of its core databases containing the records of millions of users, who logged in to perform a self-test.
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Top Medical Body To Study If Novel Coronavirus Strain Mutated In India
The Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) is planning to study whether the novel coronavirus strain in India has undergone mutation while spreading in the country over the last two months.
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Mathura Police Helps Differently-Abled Woman Cremate Her Father Amid Lockdown
The police in Uttar Pradesh's Mathura district helped a differently-abled woman in the cremation of her father when no one responded to her cries for help amid fears over the novel coronavirus.
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Flipkart Ties Up With Meru to Deliver Daily Essentials, Groceries During Lockdown
Flipkart has partnered with Meru to deliver daily essentials and groceries to consumers during the ongoing national lockdown in India.
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Did CES 2020 Drive Coronavirus Outbreak in the US and Beyond?
While researchers and scientists are busy in finding a cure of COVID-19 that has affected millions of lives worldwide, a new report has emerged online that suggests CES 2020 held in Las Vegas may have played a role in spreading novel coronavirus.
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Solar-Powered Food Carts Converted to Virus Disinfection Vehicles in Kabul
Afghanistan's total number of coronavirus cases was at more than 1,200 on Friday with 40 deaths, and officials and experts have cautioned the number could rise far higher given limited testing and the country's weak health infrastructure.
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BJP In UP Completely Failed In Tackling COVID-19 Crisis: Akhilesh Yadav
Samajwadi Party president Akhilesh Yadav said on Sunday the BJP government has "completely failed" in tackling the situation arising out of the novel coronavirus crisis.
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Indian Researchers Start Working On Novel Coronavirus Genome Sequencing
Whole-genome sequencing is the method used to determine the complete DNA sequence of a specific organism's genome.
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OnePlus Extends Warranty and Return Period on Its Devices Till May 31 Amid Coronavirus Lockdown
OnePlus offers warranty and replacement period extension on all its devices. Warranty period extension applicable on devices whose warranty expires between March 1 and May 30.
-
Coronavirus Impact: Can We Run Out of the Internet Because of People Working From Home?
With offices around the world moving to work from home, and more streaming and gaming than ever, could rising traffic take the Internet down? Here’s what you need to know in 10 points.
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Maharashtra Lockdown Violators "Idiots", Considering Curfew: Ajit Pawar
Maharashtra deputy chief minister Ajit Pawar on Monday said his government was "seriously considering" imposing curfew across the state as those violating prohibitory provisions in place for the novel coronavirus outbreak, whom he called "idiots", were creating a threat to the life of others.
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Cyber Attackers Are Targeting Netizens with 'Special Coronavirus Discounts': Check Point
Cybercriminals across the world are taking advantage of the coronavirus pandemic by targetting netizens, including amateur online hackers with dangerous malware in the guise of "special COVID-19" offers.
