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Delhi win the toss and opt to bowl first vs SRH

Delhi win the toss and opt to bowl first vs Hyderabad

Give Covid-19 vaccine to the young before elderly: Kiran Mazumdar-Shaw

Kiran Mazumdar Shaw is clear about the responsibility of Pharma companies. She says they don't have the luxury to be selective about what data they share with the public, simply because public money is involved. This EXCLUSIVE interview to Govindraj Ethiraj delves into who should get vaccines first - the young or the vulnerable?&nbsp;
- Whether it's possible to shrink the regulatory processes and timelines in vaccine or drug delivery for emergency use?
- Challenges of managing multiple vaccine deliveries with our constrained public health resources
- The need for a Pandemic Preparedness Technology Platform,
- Ongoing public health challenges triggered by the pandemic and our attempts at meeting them.
- How innovation can tackle a public health crisis like Covid19.
Referring to her own experience with Biocon's Itolizumab - a drug that ultimately did not become a part of Covid19 clinical management protocol, she says they got emergency use authorisation because, "We were able to demonstrate safety and showed some amount of efficacy".

Boom Unveils the Era of Supersonic Flight

The age of supersonic flights is inching closer to reality with advancements happening quite at the speed of the concept itself. In a boost to supersonic air travel, Boom Supersonic, the aerospace company building the world&rsquo;s fastest airliner, unveiled its supersonic demonstrator, XB-1 on October 7, 2020. For Boom Supersonic, planning a commercial airliner that can fly supersonic, the first independently developed supersonic aircraft, XB-1 demonstrator prototype will begin flight testing in 2021. This first independently developed supersonic aircraft ushers in new era of supersonic flight and include developing one of the highest-efficiency civil supersonic engine intakes ever tested. With the delta wing that balances low-speed stability at takeoff and landing with high-speed efficiency, the jet is propelled by three J85-15 engines that are designed by General Electric, and provide XB-1 more than 12,000 pounds of thrust, allowing it to fly at breakthrough supersonic speeds.

Punjab win the toss & opt to bowl first vs Kolkata

Punjab win the toss &amp; opt to bowl first vs Kolkata

Covid-19: WHO chief warns against vaccine nationalism

The WHO chief has warned that "vaccine nationalism will prolong the Covid&nbsp;pandemic, not shorten it"

The head of the World Health Organization on Sunday called for global solidarity in the rollout of any future coronavirus vaccine and warned against vaccine nationalism. In a video address at the opening of the three-day World Health Summit in Berlin, Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said the only way to recover from the pandemic was together and by making sure poorer countries had fair access to a vaccine. Acknowledging that countries want to protect their own citizens first, the WHO chief warned that "vaccine nationalism will prolong the pandemic, not shorten it".

The head of the World Health Organization on Sunday called for global solidarity in the rollout of any future coronavirus vaccine and warned against "vaccine nationalism". In a video address at the opening of the three-day World Health Summit in Berlin, Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said the only way to recover from the pandemic was together and by making sure poorer countries had fair access to a vaccine. Acknowledging that countries want to protect their own citizens first, the WHO chief warned that "vaccine nationalism will prolong the pandemic, not shorten it".

Loan relief: Government To implement scheme by November 5

Govt to implement a loan relief scheme by November 5, to shell out ₹ 6,500 crore.

Government Issues Guidelines On Loan Relief

Govt issues guidelines on loan relief
Govt to implement scheme by Nov 5
Borrowers to pay simple interest only
Lenders to first credit amount on eligible loans
Govt will reimburse&nbsp;lending institutions
Govt will have to shell out ₹ 6,500 crore

In a relief to borrowers, government has said that it will implement a loan relief scheme by November 5. The Supreme Court had&nbsp;directed government to implement interest waiver on loans of up to ₹ 2 crore under the Reserve Bank of India's moratorium scheme. The relief will come to borrowers in the form of grant of ex-gratia payment of difference between compound interest and simple interest for six months from March 1 to August 30. Lending institutions will first credit the amount on eligible loans up to&nbsp;₹&nbsp;2 crore, which will be reimbursed by the government. Borrowers will only need to pay simple interest for their outstanding borrowing. The government will have to shell out ₹ 6,500 crore for the implementation of the scheme, PTI reported.

Reports: Kapil Dev suffers heart attack, undergoes surgery

Legendary&nbsp;cricketer Kapil&nbsp;Dev suffers&nbsp;a heart attack on Friday, underwent angioplasty surgery in Delhi.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Kapil Dev suffers heart attack, undergoes surgery

Legendary&nbsp;cricketer Kapil&nbsp;Dev suffered a heart attack on Friday. According to the reports, the 61-year-old underwent&nbsp;an angioplasty surgery at a hospital in Delhi. The former captain led India to their first World Cup triumph in 1983. Regarded as one of the greatest all-rounders&nbsp;of all times, Kapil&nbsp;Dev took 434 wickets along with scoring 5,248 runs in a total of 131 Test matches.&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp;

Australian govt gives a go ahead to India's tour Down Under

Australian government put an end to all the confusion regarding India's quarantining issue Down Under.

Australian government put an end to all the confusion regarding India's quarantining issue Down Under as the high-profile tour has been given a go ahead. The Indian team along with many Australian cricketers will directly fly to Sydney from UAE soon after the IPL&nbsp;gets over on November 10. The travelling party will&nbsp;complete their mandatory quarantine period there before the ODI series begins on November 27. The teams will then travel to Canberra for the first of the 3 T20I and will be back in Sydney for the remainder of the T20I series. The much-anticipated Test series starts with the day-night Test at Adelaide from December 17. However, according to the protocols, wives and girlfriends of cricketers will not be allowed to travel with the team.&nbsp;

Shreyas Iyer wins the toss, Delhi to bat first vs Punjab 

Shreyas Iyer wins the toss, Delhi to bat first vs Punjab

Cricket Aus still negotiating over India's quarantine

Cricket Australia: there is still clarification required&nbsp;in order to finalise arrangements

Cricket Australia still negotiating over India's quarantine

There may be just 2-3 weeks left before the Indian team flies to Australia for their high-profile tour, but the Australian Cricket Board is still&nbsp;negotiating over India's quarantining Down Under. In a statement the board said that this is an extremely detailed and complex plan that places the health and safety of the community,&nbsp;players and staff as paramount and there is clarification required&nbsp;in order to finalise arrangements. Team India is scheduled to quarantine in Brisbane, where they are due to play 3 T20I and as many ODIs in Queensland in late November&nbsp;and early December, before moving on to Adelaide for the first of the 4 Tests. Indian team and many Australian cricketers will directly travel Down Under from UAE&nbsp;straight after the IPL.

Now, enjoy first-ever water taxi service in Kerala backwaters

Kerala has launched the first of its kind water taxi service. The vehicle launched in the backwaters of Alappuzha, ferried passengers. The Catamaran diesel-powered craft has a seating capacity for 10 passengers, and is first in a series of 4 boats, that State Water Transport Department is planning to introduce.&nbsp;After feasibility study was done on the vehicle, the government ordered four of such boats to use them as taxi for the public service. The backwaters of Alappuzha is a major tourist region.

Kerala has launched the first of its kind water taxi service. The vehicle launched in the backwaters of Alappuzha, ferried passengers. The Catamaran diesel-powered craft has a seating capacity for 10 passengers, and is first in a series of 4 boats, that State Water Transport Department is planning to introduce.&nbsp;After feasibility study was done on the vehicle, the government ordered four of such boats to use them as taxi for the public service. The backwaters of Alappuzha is a major tourist region.

Mumbai win the toss & opt to bat first vs Punjab

Mumbai win the toss &amp; opt to bat first vs Punjab

SRH win the toss & opt to bowl first vs KKR

SRH win the toss &amp; opt to bowl first vs KKR

CSK win the toss & opt to bat first vs Delhi

CSK win the toss &amp; opt to bat first vs Delhi Capitals

Rajasthan win the toss & opt to bat first vs RCB

Rajasthan win the toss &amp; opt to bat first vs Bangalore

Remdesivir, HCQ don't help Covid patients: WHO study

Remdesivir and hydroxychloroquine, two drugs being commonly used to treat Covid, had little or no effect on patients' length of hospital stay or chances of survival, says WHO

Remdesivir and hydroxychloroquine, two drugs being commonly used to treat Covid, had little or no effect on patients' length of hospital stay or chances of survival, a WHO trial has found. news agency Reuters has reported. The WHO evaluated the effects of four potential drug regimens, including remdesivir, hydroxychloroquine, anti-HIV drug combination lopinavir/ritonavir and interferon, in 11,266 adult patients across more than 30 countries. The study found the regimens appeared to have little or no effect on 28-day mortality or the length of the in-hospital stay, the WHO said on Thursday.

Remdesivir and hydroxychloroquine, two drugs being commonly used to treat Covid, had little or no effect on patients' length of hospital stay or chances of survival, a WHO trial has found. news agency Reuters has reported. Antiviral drug Remdesivir, among the first to be used as a treatment for Covid-19, was one of the drugs recently used to treat US President Donald Trump's coronavirus infection. The WHO evaluated the effects of four potential drug regimens, including remdesivir, hydroxychloroquine, anti-HIV drug combination lopinavir/ritonavir and interferon, in 11,266 adult patients across more than 30 countries. The study found the regimens appeared to have little or no effect on 28-day mortality or the length of the in-hospital stay, the WHO said on Thursday.

Covid vaccines may not be recommended for kids initially: CDC

The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention shared that initially when the Covid-19 vaccines becomes available, it is not recommended for children.

Children will not be amongst the first to receive the Covid-19 vaccine, once it becomes available, according to the US&nbsp;Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
As of now, children have not been tested for any experimental Covid-19 vaccine.The CDC&nbsp;noted that only non-pregnant adults have been included in early clinical trials of the vaccine.&nbsp;
As clinical trials expand in the future, the recommended groups too could change, the CDC&nbsp;adds.

Children will not be amongst the first to receive the Covid-19 vaccine, once it becomes available, according to the US&nbsp;Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
As of now, children have not been tested for any experimental Covid-19 vaccine.The CDC&nbsp;noted that only non-pregnant adults have been included in early clinical trials of the vaccine.&nbsp;
As clinical trials expand in the future, the recommended groups too could change, the CDC&nbsp;adds.
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Shreyas Iyer wins toss, Delhi elect to bat first vs Rajasthan 

ShreyasIyer wins toss, Delhi elect to bat first vs Rajasthan

AIR FORCE ENTERING A TRANSFORMING ERA: IAF CHIEF

As China remains hostile, India is going in for boosting its combat drones capabilities. The Army, Navy and Air Force have collectively come to the conclusion that India should opt for a weaponised drone rather than reconnaissance and surveillance drones. India had first expressed its interest in the armed drones in 2015, and the procurement had been in the works since then. The Services now want the MQ-9B Sea Guardian, manufactured by General Atomics, USA, which has 40-hour endurance with a maximum altitude of 40,000 feet and payload or weapon carrying capacity of over 2.5 tons including air-to-surface missiles and laser-guided bombs. MoD officials, on conditions of anonymity said, &ldquo;We are in negotiations with the Trump administration, which is willing to provide India with the latest armed drone technology. In this, it is the prohibitive cost of the system that is a hurdle, not the Trump administration.&rdquo;

PDP chief Mehbooba Mufti being released: JK administration

PTI,&nbsp;Srinagar:&nbsp;PDP president and former chief minister of Jammu and Kashmir Mehbooba Mufti is being released after being in preventive detention for more than 14 months following the abrogation of Article 370 last year.
"Ms. Mehbooba Mufti being released," JK government spokesman Rohit Kansal tweeted.
Mehbooba, who became the first woman chief minister of the erstwhile state of Jammu and Kashmir in 2016 as head of the PDP-BJP alliance, was arrested along with other leaders hours ahead of the Centre bifurcating the state into two union territories and abrogating Article 370.
She was first detained under Sections 107 and&nbsp;151 of CrPC but later booked under the controversial Public Safety Act.
Initially, Mehbooba was lodged at Cheshma Shahi guest house and then shifted to another government guest house at M A Link Road here.
The PDP president was then taken to her residence where she remained under house arrest.
Mehbooba's daughter, Iltija, had challenged her detention in the Supreme Court, which last heard the case on September 29.
Former Jammu and Kashmir chief ministers and National Conference leaders Farooq Abdullah and Omar Abdullah were released in March after over seven months in detention. PTI MIJ RT RT
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PDP president and former chief minister of Jammu and Kashmir Mehbooba Mufti is being released after being in preventive detention for more than 14 months following the abrogation of Article 370 last year. JK government spokesman Rohit Kansal&nbsp;confirmed the news in a tweet.&nbsp;Mehbooba, who became the first woman chief minister of the erstwhile state of Jammu and Kashmir in 2016 as head of the PDP-BJP alliance, was arrested along with other leaders hours ahead of the Centre bifurcating the state into two union territories and abrogating Article 370. Initially, Mehbooba was lodged at Cheshma Shahi guest house and then shifted to another government guest house at M A Link Road in Srinagar. The PDP president was then taken to her residence where she remained under house arrest.

PTI,&nbsp;Srinagar:&nbsp;PDP president and former chief minister of Jammu and Kashmir Mehbooba Mufti is being released after being in preventive detention for more than 14 months following the abrogation of Article 370 last year.
"Ms. Mehbooba Mufti being released," JK government spokesman Rohit Kansal tweeted.
Mehbooba, who became the first woman chief minister of the erstwhile state of Jammu and Kashmir in 2016 as head of the PDP-BJP alliance, was arrested along with other leaders hours ahead of the Centre bifurcating the state into two union territories and abrogating Article 370.
She was first detained under Sections 107 and&nbsp;151 of CrPC but later booked under the controversial Public Safety Act.
Initially, Mehbooba was lodged at Cheshma Shahi guest house and then shifted to another government guest house at M A Link Road here.
The PDP president was then taken to her residence where she remained under house arrest.
Mehbooba's daughter, Iltija, had challenged her detention in the Supreme Court, which last heard the case on September 29.
Former Jammu and Kashmir chief ministers and National Conference leaders Farooq Abdullah and Omar Abdullah were released in March after over seven months in detention. PTI MIJ RT RT
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