As Covid Loosens Grip, Positivity Rate Stays Under 1% For 7th Day

34 Fatalities In Last 24 Hrs; Weekly Case Average More Than Halves To 522

Unlock 2.0: Metro To Run At 50% Capacity

Trains To Run At A Frequency Of 5-15 Minutes

TOI Finds ‘The Seeker' Who Made The World Rethink Covid's Origins

Among the three Indians—Pune-based scientist couple Monali Rahalkar and Rahul Bahulikar being the other two—who made the world rethink on the origins of the coronavirus is an enigmatic person in his 20s who lives somewhere in east India. He is also an architect, a filmmaker and a former science teacher — and he revels in anonymity.

Bad Money Good Money

Money laundering may be a crime in the eyes of the law, but from a spiritual perspective, it could be a positive act, write UMA RAM and K S RAM

‘Benzema's time to enjoy'

Former France international Louis Saha Believes The Side Can Only Benefit From His Inclusion

CENTRE-TWITTER CONFRONTATION ESCALATES - ‘Blue tick' row over Naidu, Bhagwat a/cs

Twitter: Action based on log-ins, not tweets

Delhi To Create 36k Covid Beds To Tackle Third Wave

Kejriwal Meets Experts, Officials To Review Preparedness

After 1.5 Months, HC Ends Daily Tracking

ICMR To Periodically Review Black Fungus Norms

Chasing History

Serena Continues Quest For Record-Equalling Slam

FM Tells PSUs To Front-Load Capex

New Delhi: Finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman on Friday urged state-run companies in power and railway sectors as well as the two ministries to ensure that the capital expenditure plans laid out in the Budget are met while underlining that this will critical for revitalising the economy.

Fauci Seeks Health Info Of Wuhan Lab Staff

Trump says was ‘right’ about virus from lab, wants China to pay $10tn as penalty

‘1,044 Black Fungus Cases, 89 Deaths'

Jain Says 860 Now Being Treated; Docs List Symptoms Not To Be Ignored

BCCI Ethics Officer Finds Rupa Guilty Of Conflict Of Interest

But Srinivasan’s Daughter Won’t Step Down As TNCA Prez As Conflict Is ‘Tractable’

Sensex Closes At Record Peak Of 52,232 As Covid Cases Drop

BSE Mcap Reaches New High Of Nearly ₹229 Lakh Crore

Rapid Rise In Global Food Prices In May

Pushed Up By Harvest, Supply Disruptions: FAO

Centre Giving Jabs For Youths To Pvt Hosps, Not Govt: AAP

Says No. Of People Being Vaxed Continuously Dipping In City

Govt Plans 24x7 Remote Access For Covid Patients

New Delhi: Preparing for a possible next Covid-19 wave, Delhi government is going to create a privately run 24x7 health system that will allow suspected and confirmed coronavirus patients to hold tele- and video consultations with doctors and also access ambulances, oxygen, hospital admission, medicines and other services. This system can be accessed through a helpline number and will be integrated with government platforms, including those at the district level.

'The Pandemic Has Left Us With Very Few Choices'

“Life comes first.” PV Sindhu was at pains to point this out,, repeatedly, during an hour-long virtual interaction with TOI. on Wednesday. India’s lone women’s singles badminton. player to qualify for the Tokyo Olympics is juggling. concerns over form and fitness even as the coronavirus. rages and uncertainty looms. She has also taken to. meditation and painting to calm herself. Excerpts….

New IT Rules Don't Apply To Our Search Engine, Google Tells HC

Calls Itself An ‘Aggregator’ And Not A ‘Social Media Intermediary’

Kids At Risk Of Covid, But Won't Be ‘Main Target' Of Third Wave

Serosurveys show large number of children tested positive for the coronavirus in the first wave also, but most didn’t become sick

No. Of Delhi Death Certs Up 250% To 35k In April-May

Official Covid Toll In These 2 Mths 13,201

Centre Cancels CBSE Class 12 Boards, CISCE Follows Suit

Assessment May Be Based On Tests Through The Year

How Mixing Vaccines Could Help End India's Second-Dose Crunch

If trials find vaccine combinations are safe and effective, you will be able to follow up your first dose with a shot of any approved vaccine

Battling Barty overcomes Pera

Ashleigh Barty is old school. A puis-sant backhand slice and serve that stings. She plays chess on a tennis court, picking her spots. Her touch is feather-light. She’s cerebral, she’s crafty. Her power is in her placement.

Eye On Future While Saving Lives, Says HC

Black Fungus: Court For Prioritising Treatment

UK Reports No New Covid Death For First Time Since March 2020

Milestone To Bolster Calls To End Curbs On June 21

We Need A Pill To Fight Covid. There Could Be One This Year

The virus will harass us for years. An antiviral pill that patients can take at home will ease the burden on hospitals and reduce deaths

This May Was Coolest In 13 Years

Both Minimum & Maximum Temps Below Normal For Most Of The Month

A First Since March 19, Positivity Rate < 1%

648 Fresh Cases, Lowest In 2-And-A-Half Months

Osaka Withdraws From Paris After Media Boycott Row

Embattled Japanese superstar Naomi Osaka withdrew from the French Open late on Monday.