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Fans are definitely&nbsp;not allowed but the officials who are attending the Indian Premier League matches in Mumbai will have to carry a negative RT-PCR&nbsp;report in order to get access to the ground. Mumbai&nbsp;Cricket Association has made a strong move as Covid-19 cases in the city and the state are going through the roof. The tests are mandatory for all officials as Maharashtra&nbsp;has seen close to 59,000 cases on Friday. Mumbai&nbsp;is hosting a number of matches this season starting from 10th April to 25th April.&nbsp;

Mandatory RT-PCR tests for officials at Wankhede 

The tests are mandatory for all officials to enter the Wankhede&nbsp;as Maharashtra&nbsp;has seen close to 59,000 cases on Friday

Fans are definitely&nbsp;not allowed but the officials who are attending the Indian Premier League matches in Mumbai will have to carry a negative RT-PCR&nbsp;report in order to get access to the ground. Mumbai&nbsp;Cricket Association has made a strong move as Covid-19 cases in the city and the state are going through the roof. The tests are mandatory for all officials as Maharashtra&nbsp;has seen close to 59,000 cases on Friday. Mumbai&nbsp;is hosting a number of matches this season starting from 10th April to 25th April.&nbsp;

Global Innovation Index: India breaks into top 50

India has joined the group of top 50 countries in the global innovation index for the first time. India moved up four places to the 48th rank

India has joined the group of top 50 countries in the global innovation index for the first time. India moved up four places to the 48th rank and kept&nbsp;the top position among the nations in central and southern Asia. The list showed an "eastward shift in the locus of innovation" as Asian economies like China, India, the Philippines and Vietnam have advanced considerably in the innovation ranking over the years.&nbsp;Switzerland, Sweden, the US, the UK and the Netherlands lead the innovation ranking, and the top 10 positions are dominated by high-income countries

New Delhi, PTI: India has joined the group of top 50 countries in the global innovation index for the first time, moving up four places to the 48th rank and keeping the top position among the nations in central and southern Asia.
According to the Global Innovation Index (GII) list, 2020 released jointly by the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO), Cornell University and INSEAD Business School on Wednesday, the rankings show stability at the top but a gradual "eastward shift in the locus of innovation" as Asian economies like China, India, the Philippines and Vietnam have advanced considerably in the innovation ranking over the years.
Switzerland, Sweden, the US, the UK and the Netherlands lead the innovation ranking, and the top 10 positions are dominated by high-income countries, WIPO said in a statement.
About India, the statement said it has become the third most innovative lower middle-income economy in the world, thanks to newly available indicators and improvements in various areas of the GII.
India ranks in the top 15 in indicators such as ICT (Information and Communication Technology) services exports, government online services, graduates in science and engineering, and R&amp;D-intensive global companies.
"Thanks to universities such as the Indian Institute of Technology in Bombay and Delhi and the Indian Institute of Science in Bengaluru, and its top scientific publications, India is the lower middle-income economy with the highest innovation quality," it said.
A total of 131 countries were analysed under the GII before arriving at the rankings.

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