WHO said there was so far no evidence the new sub-variants spread any differently than the original omicron variant
US will soon mark 1 mn deaths, and the virus is continuing to cause concern in China
GENEVA: The number of new Coronavirus cases and deaths reported to the World Health Organization fell for a third consecutive week, a trend likely helped by the dismantling of testing and surveillance programs.
In its latest weekly report on the pandemic, issued late Tuesday, the UN health agency said the more than 7 million new cases reported represented a 24 percent decline from a week earlier. The weekly worldwide number of COVID19 deaths, was down 18 percent, at over 22,000.
WHO said the decreases should be interpreted with caution as numerous countries where the virus is starting to subside have changed their testing strategies, meaning far fewer cases are being identified.
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Justice Sanjiv Khanna to take oath as 51st CJI today
CJI DY Chandrachud retires.. See P4
Mumbai Police & UP STF arrest shooter Shivkumar, four others
BABA SIDDIQUE MURDER CASE
B'desh seeks Interpol's help to repatriate Hasina from India
Ousted Prime Minister Hasina and her party leaders are accused of orchestrating a violent crackdown on the Anti-Discrimination Students Movement
Army JCO killed, 3 soldiers injured in gunfight with terrorists in J&K's Kishtwar
A Junior Commissioned Officer (JCO) of the Indian Army's special forces laid down his life on Sunday during a gunfight with terrorists in Kishtwar district's remote Keshwan forest.
Khalistani extremist Arsh Dalla likely arrested in Canada
Dalla, associated with the banned Khalistan Tiger Force KTF, has been linked to terror operations under Hardeep Singh Nijjar
'FUN BUT NERVE-RACKING TO
'Fabulous Lives vs Bollywood Wives' S3 recently started streaming on Netflix'
Land of mystical charm!
During the magical month of November, the beauty of Rajasthan comes out in true colour—from Jaipur's vibrant Amber Fort to Udaipur's serene lakes and Jaisalmer's desert rhythms, among other things;
Guardians of the game
At a time when Indian hockey is witnessing signs of resurgence, former captain Col. (Retd.) Balbir Singh in his vividly written memoir 'An Olympian's Tryst with Soldiering' reflects on India's golden hockey era, the decline post-1968, and the 'motherly role' played by the Indian Army in nurturing Olympians
An idea derailed!
In 'What Went Wrong With Capitalism': Ruchir Sharma contends that modern capitalism's failures arise from coinciding government interventions, resulting in 'socialised risk' across all classes; he proposes seven reforms to restore the balance between state support and free markets. Excerpts:
Guarding the vulnerable
Over time, particularly in the 21st century, COPs have broadened their focus from mitigation to include adaptation strategies—such as water management, resilient agriculture, urban planning, etc.—to protect vulnerable regions and humans worldwide
