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Indian man, pregnant wife found dead in murder-suicide in New Jersey

A 35-year old Indian woman, who was five months pregnant, was founded murdered in her apartment and her husband was found dead in an apparent suicide in the Hudson River near here, authorities said.


Nearly half of global workforce at risk of losing livelihoods due to COVID: ILO

Almost 1.6 billion workers in the informal economy, nearly half of the global workforce, face an immediate danger of losing their livelihoods due to the continued sharp decline in working hours because of the COVID-19 outbreak, the International Labour Organization has said.


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Couple in Belagavi facing opposition from family marries in front of Dr. Ambedkar’s statue


Hotmail founder writes to PM Modi raising concerns over racism, rise in violence against Muslims


‘Not pre-planned’: DK Shivakumar rejects BJP charge over Ballari clash


Centre seeks detailed audit of X’s Grok chatbot over alleged obscene images


Rajasthan mandates newspaper reading in government schools


Karnataka Congress committee to meet on January 13 to discuss revival of campus elections


CJI Surya Kant lays foundation stone for 7 infrastructure projects on Patna HC premises


Indore water contamination: Six dead, more than 200 hospitalised, says collector


UGC sets up committee to probe Dharamshala college student death


Two Naxalites gunned down in encounter with security forces in Chhattisgarh


Karnataka records highest-ever 198 organ donations in 2025, ranks third nationally


Man beaten up over Bangladeshi suspicion in Bihar's Madhubani; attempt to murder case filed




USCIRF recommends 14 nations, including India, for designation as 'countries of particular concern'

 A US commission mandated to monitor religious freedom globally on Tuesday asked the State Department to designate 14 nations, including India, as "countries of particular concern", alleging that religious minorities are under increasing assault in these nations.

Men may have higher risk of hospitalisation, death due to COVID-19 than women: Study

Men and women are at equal risk of contracting the novel coronavirus, but men are more likely to suffer severe effects of the virus and die, according to a study which suggests that older male patients with COVID-19 may need additional supportive care.

No. of coronavirus cases in US crosses 1 million, fatalities 58,000

The number of people infected by the coronavirus in the United States crossed one million and the fatalities jumped to nearly 59,000, but several states initiated the process to reopen their economies amidst signs of decline in both new cases and deaths.

Indians still in Wuhan say asymptomatic cases raise fears of 2nd wave of coronavirus

A few gutsy Indians who stayed put in Wuhan are back at work after a strict 76-day lockdown, but are still worried about the possibility of a second wave of attack by the vicious coronavirus, going by the growing number of asymptomatic cases in the country.

COVID-19: Trump says US doing 'very serious' investigation against China

Washington: The US is carrying out a "very serious" investigation against China, President Donald Trump has said, indicating that his administration is looking at a bigger compensation from Beijing than the USD 140 billion being sought by Germany over the coronavirus pandemic.

South Korea maintains Kim Jong Un health rumors are untrue

A top South Korean official said his country remains confident there have been no unusual developments in North Korea, suggesting that rumors about the possible ill health of leader Kim Jong Un are untrue.

China's Wuhan city discharges last COVID-19 patient from hospital

 The last COVID-19 patient in Wuhan has been discharged and the hospitals in the epicentre of the global coronavirus pandemic in the central Chinese city have no coronavirus cases for the first time after more than three months of arduous battle against the deadly virus that infected over 80,000 people on the mainland, health officials said.

COVID-19 cases in Wuhan hospitals to zero for 1st time: official

The number of hospitalised COVID-19 patients in China's Wuhan, where the virus first emerged before turning out to be a pandemic, on Sunday dropped to zero for the first time, marking yet another milestone for the city which was opened up on April 8 after a 76-day lockdown.

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