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JLR sets out path to double-digit revenue growth through greater propulsion flexibility, North America pushJaguar Land Rover is launching a new growth plan. The company will offer more engine choices, including electric and hybrid options, for it...- Kia Sonet X Line infotainment review: Why this screen matters more than everIndian car buyers now prioritize infotainment, with over 60% seeking advanced connectivity. The Kia Sonet X Line excels with sharp dual scr...
- Two Americans returning from hantavirus-stricken ship in biocontainment units; one tests positive, another has mild symptomsThe US government is repatriating 17 American citizens from the MV Hondius cruise ship following a deadly Andes hantavirus outbreak. One pa...
- Maruti Suzuki Brezza Facelift: Check latest update about launch date, expected price, featuresIndia's top-selling Maruti Suzuki Brezza is set for a significant refresh, spotted testing with subtle exterior tweaks and a larger 10.25-i...
- ‘Cicada’ COVID variant BA 3.2 spreads to 25 states — what symptoms you should not ignoreThe BA.3.2 COVID-19 subvariant, known as “Cicada,” is spreading across the United States, with cases reported in 25 states and over 20 coun...
- BA.3.2 Cicada COVID Variant symptoms: How is it different from previous COVID strains, should you be worried?New Covid variant 2026 Cicada symptoms: The highly mutated new BA.3.2 Cicada COVID Variant has now spread to at least 23 countries, sparkin...
- ‘Cicada’ Covid variant with 75 mutations is spreading: What it means for youCicada Covid Variant Symptoms: A new COVID variant with 70-75 spike protein mutations has been detected. The new virus can potentially evad...
- Philippines says new mpox case 'not' deadly variantThe Philippines has reported its first mpox case for the year, identified as the mild Clade 2 variant. The infected individual, a 33-year-o...
- Current Covid cases are mild infections, nothing to worry: Delhi health ministerIndia has recorded 573 fresh cases of COVID-19 and the number of active cases has increased to 4,565. Two new fatalities due to the disease...
- Is the new COVID JN.1 variant more dangerous than previous ones? Here is what doctors are sayingA new strain of Covid-19, named JN.1, has been detected in Karakulam, Thiruvananthapuram district of Kerala. This variant, a descendant of ...
- Maruti Suzuki Brezza is now less fuel-efficient. Read whyMaruti Suzuki has removed smart hybrid technology from the manual variants of its popular sub-4 meter compact SUV, the Brezza, resulting in...
- View: Hybrid immunity may be there but basic precautions will keep us safe from next COVID waveThe risk of a surge in cases, especially in hospitalisations, is still considered low in India mainly because of hybrid immunity. It refers...
- 12 cases of Omicron subvariants detected in Tamil NaduThe Minister informed that 300 samples were sent to the Centre for DNA Fingerprinting and Diagnostics, Hyderabad of which 12 tested positiv...
- Not mild variant: Britain reports first Omicron deathAccording to the BBC, the Prime Minister set a new goal on Sunday for all adults in England to be offered a booster by the end of the month.
- Omicron causing mild disease, few hospitalisations, says doctor who tracked variant firstCoetzee said she hasn't seen children to have any higher risk compared with adults due to Omicron.
- South African doctor who flagged Omicron says it causes mild disease, few hospital admissions"..but for now, not more (serious) than Delta, clinical picture (was) that of mild disease in majority of cases," Dr Angelique Coetzee said...
- Omicron variant has higher rate of transmissibility but causes mild symptoms: Maha health ministerIn a pre-recorded message, Tope said, “The Omicron variant of novel coronavirus has a higher transmissibility rate but its symptoms are mil...
- Suspected Omicron cases mild: Leading South Africa doctorAngelique Coetzee, chair of the South African Medical Association, told AFP she had seen around 30 patients over the past 10 days who teste...
- Study finds 96 per cent of COVID-19 patients have antibodies year after recoveryThe study looked at results from 250 people aged 21-78 who tested positive for the virus between February and April last year and found tha...
- Does the world need new COVID vaccines? 'Jury is out', says Oxford's Pollard"I think the jury is out on that at the moment, but all developers are preparing new vaccines so if we do need them, we'll have them availa...
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