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Weekly Covid Deaths Fall Below 1k

Jan Fatalities Less Than Half Of Dec Toll

Poor Nations Becoming Potential Breeding Grounds For Variants

Rich Countries Are Buying Up Vax, Leaving Poor Regions Vulnerable

AP To Launch Ration Delivery In Urban Areas

The state government has decided to launch the door delivery of ration in urban areas from Monday following the objections raised by the State Election Commission (SEC).

Centre Makes Nod Must For Virtual Int'l Seminars

It Curtails Democratic Space: Academics, Scientists

Govt May Spend Big To Push Growth

Likely To Fix Higher Selloff Target For FY22 Than ₹2.1L Cr Set For Current Fiscal

India, Bereft Of Problems, Finally Discovers Its Own First World Ones

Under the influence

It Was A Terror Attack & We Were On Alert: Israeli Envoy

Blast Came On Anniv Of Iranian Strategist Soleimani’s Killing

Murder, She Said: Washington's Women Politicians Are At War

Washington’s women politicians are at war.

A Covid Tax On The Rich Will Hurt Wealth Creation

Covid has hammered the poor, yet stock markets have boomed.

Bopanna Survives ‘Inhumane' Quarantine

After 14 nights and 15 days of hard quarantine Rohan Bopanna kissed the sweet drifts of freedom close to midnight on Saturday.

Since Launch, 1.6 Lakh Health Workers Vaccinated In State

Hyderabad: Nearly a fortnight after the Covid-19 vaccination drive began in Telangana, about 1.66 lakh personnel in both government and private healthcare facilities have been inoculated.

SIM Swap Fraud Network Neutralised, Say Police

Mastermind Behind Fraud Cases At Large

Low-Intensity Blast Near Israel Embassy Triggers Scare

New Delhi: A low-intensity blast took place near the Israel embassy in New Delhi around 5 pm on Friday, coinciding with the anniversary of India and Israel establishing full diplomatic relations on January 29, 1992. No one was injured, but window panes of three cars were damaged.

Police Get Tough On Drunk Drivers

Hyderabad: The Cyberabad traffic police have begun mentioning the history of people who are caught drunk driving more than once in charge-sheets presented before court.

In Next Academic Year, ‘Credit Bank' To Give Students Greater Flexibility

Hyderabad: With the start of the next academic year, students will have the flexibility to complete their degree at their own pace by saving and transferring credits in higher educational institutions (HEIs).

‘Hit Me, But I Won't Get Out'

In a chat with TOI, Pujara talks at length about how he conquered the ‘thunderbolts’ from the Aussies both on and off the field, and how he is looking at the England series

‘Nearly 1.5 Lakh People Are Dying On Roads And A Majority Of Them Are Young. Why Are We Not Sensitised?'

India kicked off the first Road Safety Month on January 18 to spread awareness about preventing road crashes. The road transport ministry has set the ambitious target of reducing road fatalities by 50% in the next five years. In an interview with Dipak Dash, Road Transport and Highways Minister Nitin Gadkari shares his concerns and outlines the road map:

Police Issue 44 Lookout Notices; 6 Farm Leaders To Be Quizzed Today

New Delhi: Going after the leaders of the farmer unions for the violence in the city on Republic Day, Delhi Police has got lookout circulars (LOCs) issued against 44 people to prevent them from leaving the country.

Batasingaram Logistics Park Opened, Govt Plans More Units

The Telangana government on Thursday inaugurated the HMDA Truck Dock Logistics Park spread over 40 acres at Batasingaram

Feeding Monopolies And Zombies

Made in the USA: Socialism for the Rich. Capitalism for the Rest

Remand Report Silent On Occult Rituals

The investigation into the twin murders in AP’s Madanapalle town, where a teacher couple killed their two college-going daughters to usher in ‘Satya Yug’, is bringing out strange details.

For A Digital Stimulus

Budget for growth and empowerment through digital access and connectivity

India Records Less Than 12k New Cases, Kerala Accounts For Half Of It

India recorded less than 12,000 Covid-19 cases for the second time in the last nine days as the pandemic continued to recede from all parts of the country barring Kerala on Wednesday.

5 States Account For 79% Of 3L Vaccine Recipients Daily

123 Adverse Effects Amongst Vaccinated

Biden Nixes Move To Rescind Work Permit For H-1B Spouses

The steps that were underway by the Trump administration to rescind the employment authorisation programme for certain categories of spouses of H-1B visa holders are a history. Nearly a lakh Indian spouses can now breathe a sigh of relief.

Killer Targeting Women Arrested

Ramulu Was Earlier Named Accused In 21 Cases Had Received Two Life Terms

KCR Inspects Sectt Construction Works

Hyderabad: Chief Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao on Tuesday inspected the ongoing construction works of the new secretariat complex.

Andhra Couple Arrested For Murdering Two Daughters

Tirupati: Madanapalli police on Tuesday arrested the couple, who killed their two daughters allegedly under the influence of tantriks on Sunday. The highly educated couple were in a state of trance sitting near the bodies of their daughters when the police reached the spot.

Architect Dies As Car Brakes Fail On ORR, Wife Injured

Sharath Kumar and his wife, M Jyothi went to attend a function at Kokapet and the mishap occurred while they were returning home

Is Our Economy Ready For ‘Anything From Home'?

There is no surprise anymore in claiming that there’s no need to leave home often. In a coCovid world, I wake up to groceries and a newspaper at my doorstep before I reach the office through a laptop. After a meeting on Zoom, I browse for headphones on Amazon and perhaps a shirt on Instagram. People in the house range from virtually attending school to attending a satsang. Later, my barber prepares my living room for my monthly trim and cleans up after it, following which, my family and I join my friends via tele-party for a movie night. For a certain class, the co-Covid world order means XFHAnything from Home.