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Smoking

Smokers less likely to get COVID infection; vegetarians, too: CSIR study reveals

The pan India survey was conducted by an eminent team of 140 doctors and research scientists to study the presence of antibodies against SARS-CoV-2, assessed 10,427 adult individuals working in more than 40 CSIR laboratories Apr 25, 2021
Officers of CSIR-IIIM Jammu handing over equipment to representative of Ladakh

IAF airlifts kits, equipment to Ladakh to enhance Covid testing capacity (Details)

At the request of UT administration, CSIR-IIIM dispatches advanced equipment to Ladakh to ensure effective Covid management Apr 24, 2021
Indian Air Force

IAF to bring in Oxygen tankers from Singapore to meet surge in demand

As Covid-19 hospitals across the country face oxygen shortage, the Indian Air Force aircraft flew to Singapore to get oxygen containers to meet the surging demand. Another IAF will fly to UAE to get oxygen tankers in India. Apr 24, 2021
Vitamin D

Even high Vitamin D dose fails to help Covid patients recover: New finding

Scientists now report that a high dose of vitamin D administered on admission to hospital has failed to improve the condition of patients with moderate or severe Covid-19. Apr 24, 2021
Yoshihide Suga

Japan declares Covid-19 state of emergency in Tokyo, Osaka regions

Japan's Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga on Friday declared a state of emergency over Covid-19 in the national capital Tokyo and the western prefectures of Osaka, Kyoto and Hyogo. Apr 24, 2021
oxygen cyclinders

India to import oxygen generation plants from Germany as severe shortage looms large

Amid reports of shortage of oxygen in the hospitals during the second wave of Covid across the country, India will be importing oxygen generation plants and containers from Germany to cater the shortage. Apr 23, 2021
Defence Minister of India Rajnath Singh

Amid COVID, Indonesian submarine Nanggala goes missing; India is helping

The Indian Navy's Deep Submergence Rescue Vessel (DSRV) departed from Visakhapatnam to support the Indonesian Navy in Search and Rescue efforts for KRI Nanggala. Apr 22, 2021
Creatives coronavirus

New Covid shield; this simple technique could double protection against pandemic

On April 21, India witnessed more than 3,14,000 Covid positive cases and 2,104 coronavirus-related deaths Apr 22, 2021
oxygen cylinder

India plans to import oxygen containers, press IAF into service

India is deliberating on importing oxygen containers and equipment from friendly foreign nations to address the oxygen crisis faced by the country in the middle of the raging second wave of the Covid-19 pandemic. Apr 22, 2021
Cops counseling misguided juvelines, their parents during a session in Central Kashmir's Budgam district.

How J&K cops are saving misguided youths in Kashmir; not all heroes wear capes

Instead of calling these teenagers in police stations for their misdeeds, they along with their parents were summoned for a counseling session. Apr 21, 2021
KV Kesavan

Doyen of Japanese studies in India Prof KV Kesavan passes away

India's well-known Japan expert Prof. KV Kesavan passes away Apr 20, 2021
Remdesivir

Oral Remdesivir now offers non-invasive treatment of coronavirus [details here]

Injectable formulation of the anti-viral drug is being used for treating Covid patients in hospitals across the country under medical supervision. Apr 20, 2021
Zomato hacking

Domino's India hacked; credit card data of 10L users on 'sale' for Rs 4 cr

The threat actor is looking for around $550,000 (approximately Rs 4 crore) for the database and saying they have plans to build a search portal to enable querying the data. Apr 18, 2021
J&K secretariat

Major bureaucratic reshuffle in J&K administration; 66 KAS, IAS officers transferred [full list]

The government of J&K on Sunday issued an order, which calls for a major reshuffle in the administration. Here are all the details. Apr 18, 2021
Brain

Coronavirus doesn't infect brain, yet causes considerable damage; new study shows

According to the paper, which is the largest published report detailing COVID-19 brain autopsies involving over 40 patients, there were no signs of the virus in the brain cells of the afflicted. Apr 17, 2021
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