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First Black, Then White, And Now Yellow Fungus: Deadly Fungus Changing Colors Faster Than Politicians In India
India saw the arrival of black fungus, white fungus, and now, yellow fungus. As if the second wave of COVID-19…
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Cumulative Covid-19 cases in Pondy exceed 98,000
Puducherry’s COVID-19 aggregate surged past 98,000 as 1,237 new cases were recorded on Tuesday, while the toll mounted to 1,408…
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COVID-19: Over 5 lakh vaccines have been administered in Noida
Over five lakh doses of anti-coronavirus vaccines, including the second dose, have been administered to people in Uttar Pradesh’s Gautam…
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Covid-19: Lockdown extended in Delhi, Haryana, Rajasthan
Lockdown was extended on Sunday in Delhi, Haryana, Rajasthan and Puducherry, with many states already imposing COVID-induced restrictions till May-end…
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‘Yaas’ intensifies into a cyclonic storm, likely to cross the Odisha-Bengal coasts on May 26
A deep depression over the Bay of Bengal has intensified into cyclonic storm ‘Yaas’ and is likely to cross the…
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Report: More Than 8 Lakh Migrant Workers Left Delhi Before The Announcement Of 4-Week Lockdown, But This Time, Being Safe
Migrant Workers Leaving Delhi The COVID-19 pandemic has affected almost everyone in the world directly or indirectly. While many lost…
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Delhi COVID-19 Update: Vaccination Drive Stopped For People Between 18-44 Age Group, Lockdown By Delhi Extended To May 31
The hankering for vaccination is growing deeper in India as the vaccines are still running short, but the amount of…
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MP to ease coronavirus `curfew’ from June: CM
Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan on Saturday announced that the coronavirus-induced restrictions in the state would be gradually…
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Bengal reports first black fungus death
A 32-year-old woman died of mucormycosis, commonly known a black fungus infection, becoming the first death due to the disease in…
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