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China reports 66 new COVID-19 cases after sudden spike in Beijing

 China has reported 66 new coronavirus cases, the largest since the disease was controlled in its first epicentre Wuhan in April, prompting the authorities to go into a "wartime" mode to stem the spread of COVID-19 in the capital Beijing which has seen a sudden spike in the number of infections, health officials said on Sunday.


Nepal Parliament's lower house unanimously passes bill to redraw political map

 Nepal's Parliament on Saturday unanimously voted to amend the Constitution to update the country's new political map, laying claim over the strategically key areas of Lipulekh, Kalapani and Limpiyadhura along the border with India.


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Man arrested with Rs 2.54-crore heroin in Mumbai


Power struggle in ruling Cong has 'created massive confusion' in Karnataka: BJP leader Ashoka


Delhi snap losing streak with seven-wicket win against Rajasthan


Karnataka launches state-led Centre of Excellence for Space Technology in Bengaluru


Repolling in 15 polling stations in Bengal on Saturday: EC


Petrol, diesel price rise in near future not ruled out, say govt sources


Teen killed after being hit by private bus in Bengaluru


Bridge portion collapses on Jammu outskirts; 3-4 labourers feared trapped, 1 rescued


Stalin urges Centre to rollback commercial LPG price hike


Delhi Police reunites 194 missing persons with their families


Unruly scenes witnessed in Punjab Assembly


Bhatkal Muslim Jamaat Bangalore to organize two-day Blood donation camp in Bengaluru




Anmol Narang becomes first observant Sikh to graduate from United States Military Academy

 Second Lieutenant Anmol Narang will create history by becoming the first observant Sikh to graduate from the prestigious United States Military Academy at West Point on Saturday.

Temperature spike: Earth ties record high heat May reading

Earth's temperature spiked to tie a record high for May, US meteorologists reported Friday. Last month the global average temperature was 60.3 degrees (15.7 degrees Celsius), tying 2016 for the hottest May in 141 years of record keeping, according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.

Extreme poverty could rise to over one billion people globally due to COVID-19 crisis: report

Global poverty could rise to over one billion people due to the COVID-19 pandemic and more than half of the 395 million additional extreme poor would be located in South Asia, which would be the hardest-hit region in the world, according to a new report.

Terminally-ill cancer patient flown from Singapore to India to fulfil her last wish

Singapore: In a humanitarian gesture, the Indian mission in Singapore has facilitated the travel of a cancer patient to fulfill her last wish to unite with her mother in Tamil Nadu amid global travel restrictions due to the coronavirus pandemic.

 

Widespread face mask use could prevent second COVID-19 wave: study

Population-wide use of face masks combined with lockdowns could prevent further waves of the novel coronavirus that causes COVID-19, according to a modelling study.

WHO chief warns virus is worsening globally

The head of the World Health Organization warned that the coronavirus pandemic is worsening globally, even as the situation in Europe is improving.

New York Times op-ed editor resigns amid backlash over column against anti-racism protesters

New York: The editorial page head of the New York Times has resigned after his decision to publish an op-ed - by a US senator who called for military force against anti-racism protesters - drew online fury and criticism from many of the paper's staffers.

 

Global death toll from COVID-19 passes 400,000

The worldwide death toll from COVID-19 has surpassed 400,000, according to a tally by Johns Hopkins University that health experts say is still an undercount because many who died were not tested for the virus.

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