- Sathankulam custodial deaths: Nine police personnel sentenced to death by court
Nine police officers received the death penalty for the brutal custodial torture and murder of P Jayaraj ...More
Nine police officers received the death penalty for the brutal custodial torture and murder of P Jayaraj and his son J Bennix in Sathankulam. The court deemed the case rarest of rare. The father-son duo died in custody in June 2020 after being detained for allegedly violating lockdown rules. ...Less

- Italy under Coronavirus lockdown
Marriages and funerals were banned for more than three weeks under the quarantine and bars and restaurant ...More
Marriages and funerals were banned for more than three weeks under the quarantine and bars and restaurants were told to close at 6 pm, with the prime minister urging people to "stay at home". ...Less

- FCI operations hit in lockdown, seeks mention in exemption list
Police and local administration, specially in states of Punjab and Haryana from where surplus food grains ...More
Police and local administration, specially in states of Punjab and Haryana from where surplus food grains have to be moved to other parts of the country, are not allowing FCI officials and workers to function as FCI has not been specifically included in the exemption list of essential services. ...Less

- Pakistan imposes partial coronavirus lockdowns
On Monday, authorities in the eastern Punjab province also announced a two-week long partial lockdown in ...More
On Monday, authorities in the eastern Punjab province also announced a two-week long partial lockdown in high-risk cities from April 1 in an effort aimed at containing the spread of the virus. So far, Pakistan's government has avoided a nationwide lockdown to spare the country's ailing economy from more damage. ...Less

- French economy contracted 4% in Q4 -central bank
In light of the fourth quarter performance, the Bank of France said it was sticking with a previous estim ...More
In light of the fourth quarter performance, the Bank of France said it was sticking with a previous estimate that the euro zone's second-biggest economy shrank 9% over the course of last year. ...Less

- Maharashtra not to relax coronavirus lockdown norms in Mumbai and Pune
The Maharashtra government on Tuesday withdrew relaxations given in Mumbai and Pune for establishments to ...More
The Maharashtra government on Tuesday withdrew relaxations given in Mumbai and Pune for establishments to function, saying that easing of the lockdown had led to a large number of people venturing out of home. ...Less

- Delhi malls, restaurants & religious places set to open
At an online briefing on Sunday, Kejriwal said hotels and banquets might be converted into hospitals in t ...More
At an online briefing on Sunday, Kejriwal said hotels and banquets might be converted into hospitals in the coming days to treat the novel coronavirus patients and, therefore, they would remain shut. ...Less

- New York reopens after coronavirus lockdown
With the virus in check — at least for now — stores previously deemed nonessential were cleared to reopen ...More
With the virus in check — at least for now — stores previously deemed nonessential were cleared to reopen for delivery and curbside pickup, though customers cannot yet browse inside. Construction, manufacturing and wholesalers also received the go-ahead to resume work. ...Less

- Imposing coronavirus lockdown unconstitutional: Donald Trump
Defending holding public events during the coronavirus pandemic, US President Donald Trump, who tested po ...More
Defending holding public events during the coronavirus pandemic, US President Donald Trump, who tested positive for COVID-19 early this month, has said that as a president he cannot remain locked in a basement and he has to meet people despite the risks. ...Less

- Coronavirus lockdown takes toll on migrant workers
The shutting down of factories and other labour intensive industries meant the loss of livelihood for hun ...More
The shutting down of factories and other labour intensive industries meant the loss of livelihood for hundreds of daily wage workers who migrate to big cities from their home towns in search of jobs. ...Less

- As wildlife revels, coronavirus lockdowns put British nature reserves at risk
While goats run riot in Welsh villages and oystercatchers flock to Norfolk shores, Britain's coronavirus ...More
While goats run riot in Welsh villages and oystercatchers flock to Norfolk shores, Britain's coronavirus lockdown is not all good news for wildlife. A lack of visitors means many of the country's nature reserves face an uncertain future. ...Less

- India's largest crocodile park strapped for cash after coronavirus lockdowns
Annual sales of about 5 million tickets usually make up roughly half the revenue of the park, located abo ...More
Annual sales of about 5 million tickets usually make up roughly half the revenue of the park, located about 40 km (25 miles) from the southern city of Chennai, but it has been shut since March 16, with no prospect of reopening in sight. ...Less

- Government may extend procurement of rice in Maharashtra due to Coronavirus lockdown
Food minister Ram Vilas Paswan, in a tweet, has said that the centre is considering positively to a propo ...More
Food minister Ram Vilas Paswan, in a tweet, has said that the centre is considering positively to a proposal of Maharashtra government seeking an extension to rice purchase by a month due to lock down in the wake of Coronavirus. The procurement normally ends in March. ...Less

- Railways spent Rs 2,142 cr on Shramik Specials, generated Rs 429 cr revenue: Data
The Railways spent Rs 2,142 crore on running Shramik Special trains for ferrying stranded migrant workers ...More
The Railways spent Rs 2,142 crore on running Shramik Special trains for ferrying stranded migrant workers home during the coronavirus lockdown, but earned a revenue of just Rs 429 crore, official data shows. ...Less

- Rahul Gandhi attacks PM Modi, Nitish over job, migrant crisis; praises Sharad Yadav
Hitting out at his political rivals, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Wednesday said Prime Minister Narend ...More
Hitting out at his political rivals, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Wednesday said Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar, who did not help distressed people during the coronavirus lockdown, are now seeking votes from them. ...Less

- COVID-19: Aviation min likely to come up with guidelines on refunds for cancelled flight tickets
Several people have been complaining on social media as domestic airlines have decided not to give refund ...More
Several people have been complaining on social media as domestic airlines have decided not to give refunds in cash for cancelled flights due to the lockdown and instead issue credit for future travel. ...Less

- Germany to extend coronavirus lockdown until March 28: Draft
The draft document, seen by Reuters, states that starting from March 8 a maximum of five people from two ...More
The draft document, seen by Reuters, states that starting from March 8 a maximum of five people from two households, excluding children younger than 14, will be allowed to meet, up from a maximum of two people under current rules. ...Less

- Police deployed in 7 districts of Haryana to enforce Coronavirus lockdown
Police put up barricades at many places and were seen stopping vehicles and sending back many people to t ...More
Police put up barricades at many places and were seen stopping vehicles and sending back many people to their homes after ascertaining that they were out for non-essential work. However, people having medical or any other emergency and those connected with maintaining essential and emergency services were being allowed. ...Less

- France back in coronavirus lockdown as US surges to daily record
From midnight, France's 65 million population were largely confined to their homes, needing written state ...More
From midnight, France's 65 million population were largely confined to their homes, needing written statements to leave, in the latest drastic measure to curb a disease that has infected more than 44.5 million worldwide and killed nearly 1.2 million. ...Less

- Railways mulling post-lockdown precautions for passengers: Sources
While no decision has yet been taken on when the passenger services, which were suspended in the wake of ...More
While no decision has yet been taken on when the passenger services, which were suspended in the wake of the coronavirus lockdown, will be resumed, officials said it is likely to be done in a phased manner after the green signal from the government. ...Less

- Without salary since March, maths teacher in Delhi sells bags for living
Weekly markets in the national capital, which remained shut since March-end due to the coronavirus lockdo ...More
Weekly markets in the national capital, which remained shut since March-end due to the coronavirus lockdown, reopened on Monday after the Delhi government allowed it till August 30 on a trial basis. ...Less

- Coronavirus lockdown: 'How long will we survive with no work, little money?', ask migrant workers
Many of the people who had gathered at Anand Vihar claimed that with no money to pay rent and buy food, t ...More
Many of the people who had gathered at Anand Vihar claimed that with no money to pay rent and buy food, they cannot stay in the city, even as the Delhi government has exhorted them to stay back and offered all help. ...Less

- UK economy bounced back by more than thought in Q2
UK's gross domestic product (GDP) increased by 5.5% in the second quarter, the Office for National Statis ...More
UK's gross domestic product (GDP) increased by 5.5% in the second quarter, the Office for National Statistics said, compared with its preliminary estimate of growth of 4.8%. Thursday's data showed households increased their spending by almost 8% in the April-June period and they dipped into their coronavirus lockdown savings to fund it. ...Less

- Coronavirus lockdown hangover lingers in e-tail selection
Le“Our sellers are struggling to manufacture since there is no labour and their factories are running muc ...More
Le“Our sellers are struggling to manufacture since there is no labour and their factories are running much below capacity…,” a senior executive of a leading e-commerce marketplace said. ...Less

- How to protect your privacy online in the coronavirus lockdown
Locked indoors, we are relying on the web like never before, be it for information, entertainment, commun ...More
Locked indoors, we are relying on the web like never before, be it for information, entertainment, communication. But the increased usage exposes us to tracking by websites and apps for data. ET Wealth lists 5 simple steps to protect your personal information online. ...Less

- Coronavirus lockdown: Maharashtra revokes relaxations for Mumbai and Pune
On Tuesday the Maharashtra govt issued a fresh order saying that the relaxations have been withdrawn for ...More
On Tuesday the Maharashtra govt issued a fresh order saying that the relaxations have been withdrawn for the Mumbai Metropolitan region and Pune as the govt was seeing a large amount of people outside their homes. ...Less

- WHO warns lifting of coronavirus lockdowns must be gradual
The World Health Organization warned on Tuesday that any lifting of lockdowns to contain the spread of th ...More
The World Health Organization warned on Tuesday that any lifting of lockdowns to contain the spread of the novel coronavirus must be gradual, and if restrictions were to be relaxed too soon, there would be a resurgence of infections. ...Less

- BJP activates cadre to deal with coronavirus lockdown challenges
Before the Covid-19 outbreak, the party had used its cadre from the booth committee level up to propagate ...More
Before the Covid-19 outbreak, the party had used its cadre from the booth committee level up to propagate its views on issues such as abrogation of special status to Jammu and Kashmir, the Ram temple at Ayodhya and the amendment to the Citizenship Act. ...Less

- Despair and pride in China's Wuhan as coronavirus lockdown eases
Residents of China's Wuhan city, ground zero for the coronavirus pandemic, have mixed emotions as contain ...More
Residents of China's Wuhan city, ground zero for the coronavirus pandemic, have mixed emotions as containment measures are lifted and the community infection rate slows to a trickle, with some praising the government and others rueing the economic costs. ...Less
- Coronavirus lockdowns around the world as vaccine efforts stumble
Every weekend from Saturday until the end of April, Maharashtra's 125 million people will be confined to ...More
Every weekend from Saturday until the end of April, Maharashtra's 125 million people will be confined to their homes unless travelling or shopping for food or medicine. ...Less
- Japan stocks stumble as return to coronavirus lockdowns looms
The Nikkei settled down 1.97 per cent at 29,100.38, its worst since March 24, while the broader Topix dro ...More
The Nikkei settled down 1.97 per cent at 29,100.38, its worst since March 24, while the broader Topix dropped 1.55 per cent to 1,926.25 in its biggest slide in four weeks. ...Less
- India headed for rare quarterly contraction on coronavirus lockdown
With two of the three-week shutdown falling in April, gross domestic product growth in the quarter to Jun ...More
With two of the three-week shutdown falling in April, gross domestic product growth in the quarter to June could contract about 5%, Prakash Sakpal, an economist at ING in Singapore, wrote in a note. The economy, which expanded 4.7% in the quarter ended December, hasn’t seen a contraction in at least two decades. India’s economy had contracted 5.2% on an annual basis in 1980. ...Less
- India's ports in chaos as coronavirus lockdown hits operations
About $829 billion of goods traveled through India’s ports in 2018, according to data compiled by Bloombe ...More
About $829 billion of goods traveled through India’s ports in 2018, according to data compiled by Bloomberg, the 13th most in the world. The country is also the third-biggest importer of crude oil and fourth-biggest of LNG, as well as a major buyer of coal and palm oil and an exporter of sugar. ...Less
- Euro edges lower on report of coronavirus lockdown for France
Traders are bracing for more volatile trade in currency markets because the coronavirus is spreading rapi ...More
Traders are bracing for more volatile trade in currency markets because the coronavirus is spreading rapidly again in Europe, Britain, and the United States, which threatens economic growth. Concern about the U.S. elections is another major risk that will keep currencies on edge. ...Less
- Amit Shah directs BSF to enhance vigil along Pakistan, Bangladesh borders
The minister reviewed the security of the two borders on Thursday and also directed the BSF to ensure tha ...More
The minister reviewed the security of the two borders on Thursday and also directed the BSF to ensure that no cross-border movement takes place at these two fronts, Joint secretary in the ministry, Punya Salila Srivastava told reporters during a daily briefing on the steps taken by the ministry to ensure enforcement of the ongoing coronavirus lockdown. ...Less
- Traumatised Vienna silent after gun rampage
On what was also the first day of a second national coronavirus lockdown, only the occasional car or van ...More
On what was also the first day of a second national coronavirus lockdown, only the occasional car or van could be seen travelling along the broad, tree-lined avenues in front of the University of Vienna, City Hall, and Parliament, and very few pedestrians. The area around the Stadttempel Jewish synagogue, where the attack began, was still cordoned off. ...Less
- 2020: A glimpse of life without trains as Railways battled odds to keep India's lifeline running
As the coronavirus lockdown was announced on March 24, the Railways for the first time in its 167-year-ol ...More
As the coronavirus lockdown was announced on March 24, the Railways for the first time in its 167-year-old history shut down all its services. It was on May 1 that the wheels of trains started chugging again. This time, to ferry migrant workers home. ...Less
- Despite curtailed railway services, 8,700 people died on tracks in 2020, many of them migrants
While the fatalities during 2020 were lesser compared to four years immediately before that, the numbers ...More
While the fatalities during 2020 were lesser compared to four years immediately before that, the numbers are still significant given the fact that the passenger services were restricted after the coronavirus lockdown was announced on March 25. ...Less
- Coronavirus lockdown: Maharashtra should open up, says Sharad Pawar
Sharad Pawar, the veteran politician considered to be the stabilising force in the Shiv Sena-Congress-NCP ...More
Sharad Pawar, the veteran politician considered to be the stabilising force in the Shiv Sena-Congress-NCP coalition in Maharashtra, also said the Covid-19 situation is “turning around” in the state and that the state government is in talks with industry leaders about reopening business activities. ...Less
- Oil climbs as suppliers stick to output cuts, coronavirus lockdowns ease
Brent crude futures inched up 0.7 per cent, or 23 cents to $35.76, adding to a 1.1 per cent gain on Monda ...More
Brent crude futures inched up 0.7 per cent, or 23 cents to $35.76, adding to a 1.1 per cent gain on Monday in thin holiday trading ...Less
- Coronavirus lockdown extended till June 30 in Himachal's Hamirpur, Solan
Hamirpur has reported the highest 63 virus cases while 21 people have tested positive for the infection i ...More
Hamirpur has reported the highest 63 virus cases while 21 people have tested positive for the infection in Solan till now. According to officials, Hamirpur has witnessed a spurt in cases after people in large numbers returned to the state from parts of the country recently. ...Less
- Labour shortage may break supply chain in Coronavirus lockdown extension
With millions of migrants either locked in or back home, and with every government statement on containme ...More
With millions of migrants either locked in or back home, and with every government statement on containment increasing the fear factor among workers, businesses are struggling to deploy even 20% of the required labour force. ...Less
- How the Coronavirus lockdown extension has hit migrant workers harder
How the Coronavirus lockdown extension has hit migrant workers harder ...More
How the Coronavirus lockdown extension has hit migrant workers harder ...Less
- How cloud based accounting solution can fight coronavirus lockdown
While a majority of small businesses are finding it impossible to manage their team, allot work or even o ...More
While a majority of small businesses are finding it impossible to manage their team, allot work or even oversee accounting and compliance, those companies which have opted for SaaS-based compliance solutions, are faring well. ...Less
- Coronavirus lockdown: Retail outlets stay shut despite MHA relaxation
States such as Maharashtra, Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh and Telangana have clearly specified no shops or i ...More
States such as Maharashtra, Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh and Telangana have clearly specified no shops or industrial activities will be allowed till the lockdown ends. ...Less
- RBI steps to help mitigate impact of coronavirus lockdown on biz: Industry
RBI Governor Shaktikanta Das predicted a big global recession and said India will not be immune. It all d ...More
RBI Governor Shaktikanta Das predicted a big global recession and said India will not be immune. It all depends how India responds to the situation, he said. Global slowdown could make things difficult for India too, despite some help from falling crude prices, Das said, adding food prices may soften even further on record crop production. ...Less
- Consumer sector seen degrowing by 2-4% this fiscal
"The disruption in demand, production and supply chain caused by the extended nationwide lockdown to cont ...More
"The disruption in demand, production and supply chain caused by the extended nationwide lockdown to contain the COVID-19 pandemic will knock back revenue growth by 2-4 per cent for the consumer essentials sector, and 16-30 per cent across discretionary manufacturing and consumer services this fiscal," the report said. ...Less
- Blink or no Brexit deal, both UK and EU tell each other
The United Kingdom left the European Union on Jan. 31 but the main terms of its membership remain in plac ...More
The United Kingdom left the European Union on Jan. 31 but the main terms of its membership remain in place for a transition period until the end of this year, giving it time to negotiate a free trade deal with the bloc. ...Less
- Amid lockdown, Bengaluru startup launches online medical consultation for pets
Floap will also launch online consultation with nutritionists, behaviourists, trainers, groomers and othe ...More
Floap will also launch online consultation with nutritionists, behaviourists, trainers, groomers and other pet care providers in the near future. ...Less
- ONGC looking at optimising capex after COVID-19 impacts project execution
While about 9 per cent of the company's natural gas output was impacted by inability of customers to take ...More
While about 9 per cent of the company's natural gas output was impacted by inability of customers to take supplies due to the coronavirus lockdown, lower oil and gas prices had impacted its revenues, the company said. ...Less
- UK postal operator Royal Mail cuts 2,000 jobs
Britain's postal operator Royal Mail, whose workers have helped the nation cope with the coronavirus lock ...More
Britain's postal operator Royal Mail, whose workers have helped the nation cope with the coronavirus lockdown, said Thursday it will axe 2,000 management jobs. ...Less
- Coronavirus lockdown: Why Delhi cops cordoned off Nizamuddin
It all started from a religious congregation organised by Tablighi Jamaat in the area in the first week o ...More
It all started from a religious congregation organised by Tablighi Jamaat in the area in the first week of March. ...Less
- Limited impact on Vedanta operations due to coronavirus lockdown: Crisil
The company is expected to undertake cash preservation measures such as reduced capital expenditure (cape ...More
The company is expected to undertake cash preservation measures such as reduced capital expenditure (capex) and limited dividend payout in FY21, which shall support liquidity. Additionally, to preserve liquidity, Vedanta has availed moratorium on its term debt obligation as per RBI guidelines after approval from respective banks. ...Less
- Coronavirus lockdown: 5 steps to protect your privacy online
Due to lockdown in the country, we are more dependent on the Internet, which also means that we are more ...More
Due to lockdown in the country, we are more dependent on the Internet, which also means that we are more susceptible to tracking by websites and apps for our data. Here are 5 simple steps you can take to protect your personal information. ...Less
- Coronavirus lockdown to continue in Karnataka till May 3; No relaxations
"Today cabinet has decided it (the norms) will be extended up to May 3... there will be no relaxation and ...More
"Today cabinet has decided it (the norms) will be extended up to May 3... there will be no relaxation and the situation that that exists as of today will continue," Law and Parliamentary Affairs Minister J C Madhuswamy said. ...Less
- No perfect way to begin easing of coronavirus lockdown: UK Minister
There is no perfect way to begin gradually easing the lockdown on the British economy and Britons should ...More
There is no perfect way to begin gradually easing the lockdown on the British economy and Britons should apply common sense to new guidance, transport minister Grant Shapps said on Wednesday as changes to coronavirus restrictions came into effect. ...Less
- What India should do after the Coronavirus lockdown ends
Post lockdown, the govt must focus on healthcare, municipal services including drinking water & sanitatio ...More
Post lockdown, the govt must focus on healthcare, municipal services including drinking water & sanitation. ...Less
- Coronavirus lockdown: Graded opening likely from April 20
Detailed guidelines on the process will be issued by the government on April 15. The PM appealed to busin ...More
Detailed guidelines on the process will be issued by the government on April 15. The PM appealed to businesses to be compassionate toward employees and not deprive them of their livelihood. ...Less
- Coronavirus lockdown: Govt mulls resuming manufacturing in industrial townships
Looks to allow construction, production of medical gear in safe & controlled conditions ...More
Looks to allow construction, production of medical gear in safe & controlled conditions ...Less
- Coronavirus Lockdown 2.0: Focus on both life, livelihood
Exemptions likely for agriculture, factories & transport of goods in the next phase of lockdown starting ...More
Exemptions likely for agriculture, factories & transport of goods in the next phase of lockdown starting April 15. ...Less
- Europe car sales tank 55% in March on coronavirus lockdowns
The European carmaker's association, ACEA, said Friday that new car registrations `'recorded a dramatic d ...More
The European carmaker's association, ACEA, said Friday that new car registrations `'recorded a dramatic drop'' of 55% to 567,308 units. ...Less
- Coronavirus lockdowns to impact 45% of rated mall portfolio: ICRA
With several states announcing lockdown to curb the spread of COVID-19 pandemic, rating agency ICRA expec ...More
With several states announcing lockdown to curb the spread of COVID-19 pandemic, rating agency ICRA expects around 45 per cent of the rated mall portfolio to be vulnerable. ...Less
- Millions face hunger as African cities impose coronavirus lockdowns
Hunger and anger are building in Lagos and other major African cities with little or no social safety net ...More
Hunger and anger are building in Lagos and other major African cities with little or no social safety net to protect the poor from the economic fallout of the COVID-19 pandemic. ...Less
- Public grievances soar to 8,300 amid coronavirus lockdown
Over 8,300 complaints were received on the platform ever since an empowered group of officers was set up ...More
Over 8,300 complaints were received on the platform ever since an empowered group of officers was set up under HRD Secretary Amit Khare to focus on the issue. ...Less
- Weddings come as rescue package for hotels hit by coronavirus lockdowns
Despite inauspicious dates, umpteen lockdowns and various other travel restrictions, hotel chains have re ...More
Despite inauspicious dates, umpteen lockdowns and various other travel restrictions, hotel chains have registered an uptick in wedding bookings in markets such as Gurgaon, Noida, Jaipur, Bengaluru, Kochi, Kolkata and Ahmedabad. ...Less
- This is how banks will work during a nationwide coronavirus lockdown
Clearing of cheques, remittance facilities and government transactions are also listed as essential servi ...More
Clearing of cheques, remittance facilities and government transactions are also listed as essential services. ...Less
- How ‘jugaad’ is helping government work amid coronavirus lockdown
A national lockdown in place, the finance ministry found itself wrestling with an unusual problem: The go ...More
A national lockdown in place, the finance ministry found itself wrestling with an unusual problem: The government printing press would not publish the amended finance bill passed by Parliament without getting written orders in physical form in hand. ...Less
- Coronavirus lockdown: Javadekar asks officials to 'stay happy', 'engaged'
"Interacted with 400 officers of my 3 ministries - @moefcc @MIB_India & @heindustry - together through Au ...More
"Interacted with 400 officers of my 3 ministries - @moefcc @MIB_India & @heindustry - together through Audio Bridge.Told them to 'stay positive' 'stay home' 'stay engaged' and 'stay happy'. To that end I suggested many activities also. #21DaysChallenge #IndiaFightsCorona," he tweeted. ...Less
- Oil set for 20% drop in 2020 as lockdowns weigh
On Thursday, the last trading day of 2020, Brent was trading down 18 cents, or 0.4%, at $51.45 a barrel, ...More
On Thursday, the last trading day of 2020, Brent was trading down 18 cents, or 0.4%, at $51.45 a barrel, as of 0136 GMT and U.S. West Texas Intermediate (WTI) lost 0.1%, or 5 cents, to $48.35 a barrel. ...Less
- Lockdown norms partially relaxed in Karnataka from today
The activities will be permitted only outside the COVID-19 containment zones identified by the government ...More
The activities will be permitted only outside the COVID-19 containment zones identified by the government. ...Less
- PM likely to hold fresh round of consultation with CMs next week
The meet comes against the backdrop of rising number of coronavirus cases in the country. ...More
The meet comes against the backdrop of rising number of coronavirus cases in the country. ...Less
- No e-registration needed to enter Himachal Pradesh, decides cabinet
The decision was taken at a state cabinet meeting chaired by Chief Minister Jai Ram Thakur. This is for t ...More
The decision was taken at a state cabinet meeting chaired by Chief Minister Jai Ram Thakur. This is for the first time after a nationwide coronavirus lockdown came into effect on March 24 that people will not need any registration to enter the hill state. ...Less
- 250 held in Australia anti-lockdown protests
Authorities in Australia say more than 250 people have been arrested while protesting coronavirus lockdow ...More
Authorities in Australia say more than 250 people have been arrested while protesting coronavirus lockdowns in the country. Many faced fines for defying health orders. ...Less
- ET View: Extension of lockdown uncalled for
The government is making a hash of loosening restrictions while extending the lockdown. ...More
The government is making a hash of loosening restrictions while extending the lockdown. ...Less
- Technology adoption gets new life in Covid-19 times
With the young discovering old ways to connect, Covid-19 outbreak has turned some assumptions about tech ...More
With the young discovering old ways to connect, Covid-19 outbreak has turned some assumptions about tech and the demographics of the Internet on its head. ...Less
- ITC suspends production of non-essential products; partially manufacturing only essential items
ITC said: “…the situation arising due to spread of COVID-19 and the directives received from the central ...More
ITC said: “…the situation arising due to spread of COVID-19 and the directives received from the central and state governments and local bodies, we write to advise that the company's factories manufacturing essential items like atta, noodles, biscuits, snacks, soaps, sanitisers etc are operating partially with limited workforce." ...Less
- Eurozone GDP up 12.7% in Q3, biggest ever quarterly rise
Despite the rebound, total gross domestic product in the 19-country zone is still 4.3 percent down on the ...More
Despite the rebound, total gross domestic product in the 19-country zone is still 4.3 percent down on the third quarter of 2019, while unemployment numbers for September and the inflation estimate for October remained flat. ...Less