Archives - March 16, 2020

	PM Narendra Modi and SAARC Leaders Decided to Fight Against COVID-19, Together PM interacts with SAARC leaders to combat COVID-19 in the region. PM proposes set up of COVID-19 Emergency Fund for SAARC countries. ... Mar 16
	IIT Kanpur Agreed to Provide Free Online Python Courses to Universities Prutor is a revolutionary and proprietary technology developed at IIT Kanpur over the last six years utilizing thousands of hours of teachers and students. It ... Mar 16
	ACG Allows Staffs to Work from Home, to be Safe from Coronavirus ACG has also taken proactive preventative measures to ensure the safety of factory bound workers, including daily screening with thermal scanners, providing easy access to ... Mar 16
	55 staffs in Hinduja Hospital infected including Doctors A Covid19 patient is suspected to have infected around 55 staff members of the hospital and others. All of them are awaiting test results.... Mar 16
	Japanese PM Abe insists Tokyo 2020 Olympics to go ahead as planned Japan has had more than 1,400 cases of coronavirus, with 28 reported deaths, but has avoided the spikes seen in other countries.... Mar 16
	Spain on Sunday reported about 2,000 new coronavirus cases and more than 100 deaths over the last 24 hours Bars, restaurants and shops selling non-essential items are shut for 15 days as the country enters a state of emergency. Schools are shut, keeping ... Mar 16
	Over 6000 dead globally due to Coronavirus, Italy is the worst affected country after China The Chinese foreign minister said China has decided to urgently provide a batch of medical supplies based on the needs of Spain and open commercial ... Mar 16
	Infected passenger in Kochi-Dubai Flight, 20 Passengers Offloaded He allegedly did not inform informing authorities in Munnar while leaving the hotel where he was under quarantine and reached Kochi airport. ... Mar 16
	Spain PM, Sanchez's Wife Tests Positive For Coronavirus Spain had 193 coronavirus deaths and 6,250 cases so far, public broadcaster TVE said, well up from 120 deaths reported last Friday.... Mar 16
	114 Coronavirus infections till now as India grapples with the global pandemic Prime Minister Narendra Modi, in a video conference with all SAARC countries at 5 pm today, proposed an emergency fund to combat the coronavirus pandemic ... Mar 16
	More Than 36000 Patients of Wuhan had Recovered from Coronavirus To assist the fight in Hubei, a total of 42,000 medical personnel from across the country were dispatched to the province. Around 65,000 ... Mar 16
	West Bengal closes all schools and colleges from March 16 to 31 amid COVID-19 threat West Bengal government on Saturday shuts down all schools, colleges, and several other private educational institutes.... Mar 16
	Zandu Foundation starts their first Biotech Kisan Hub The project also ensures the local farmers to get the benefit of additional income over and above their current earnings through sustainable cultivation measures like ... Mar 16
	Electrolux Provides Update on Developments Related to the Coronavirus Electrolux communicated that an extended period of supply chain disruptions in China related to the spread of the coronavirus could potentially have a material financial ... Mar 16
	Vikor Scientific to Release COVID-19 Testing Vikor's testing has a 24-hour turn-around-time from sample arrival at the lab and can accurately detect over 40 pathogens known to ... Mar 16
	Moderate egg intake not associated with cardiovascular disease risk In a linked editorial, Professor Andrew Odegaard at the University of California, Irvine says that the results of the study are convincing, but “we should ... Mar 16
	Fish oil supplements linked to lower risk of heart disease and death Further studies should explore what dose is needed to achieve a clinically meaningful effect... Mar 16
	Cycling to work linked to higher risk of injury-related hospitalisation among UK commuters In a linked editorial, Anne Lusk from the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health says that safer cycling infrastructure benefits people and the ... Mar 16
	WHO’s malaria vaccine study represents a “serious breach of international ethical standards” Experts are troubled by the apparent lack of informed consent in a pilot study of the vaccine... Mar 16
	After China, Iran is Worst affected by the COVID-19 Next to China, it seems Iran is affected most by this novel virus. Officials have requested people stay back at home as much as possible ... Mar 16
	COVID research is not for sale says Germany Berlin is trying to stop Washington from persuading a German company seeking a coronavirus vaccine to move its research to the United States, prompting German ... Mar 16
	Australian researchers close to the cure but need more funds: COVID Brisbane researchers say they are within reach of finding a cure for COVID-19 but need funds to fasten the procedure.... Mar 16
	Ireland bans methanol cigarettes and rolling tobacco from 20th May It's all part of the four years phasing-out period of the EU Tobacco Product Directive which entered into force in May 2014 and ... Mar 16
	Loose water weight for a healthy life    Being puffed, swollen and bloated has been known effects of water retention. Let us know more about how to reduce it.... Mar 16
	Italy pollution dropped down significantly: COVID Italy's pollution has dropped down majorly after the COVID lockdown. Satellite images show a major difference when compared with a month old image.... Mar 16
	Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip to move out of the Palace: COVID Queen Elizabeth and her husband Prince Philip are likely to be quarantined in Norfolk (File)... Mar 16
	Germany closes borders : COVID Germany seals its borders as 100m Europeans on lockdown. Restrictions on travel and commerce across the continent as countries scramble to contain the threat... Mar 16
	European Award Programme offers funding to influence the cancer research A European partnership between Cancer Research UK, Fondazione AIRC and Asociación Española Contra el Cáncer (AECC) is offering funding to successful applicants ... Mar 16
	National Vaccination Day: 16th March 2020 Over 25% of the vaccines go to waste before reaching doctors and their patients, while others lose their efficacy by the time they are administered, ... Mar 16
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