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Topic: Coronavirus

NSA slapped against quarantined Tablighi Jamaat members who harassed nurses in Ghaziabad

Six Jamaat members were shifted to an isolation ward set up at a private educational institute after the complaints against them.

Australia PM Scott Morrison refuses to provide economic support to international students

India is the second-largest source of enrolments in Australia after China with over 140,000 enrolments recorded last year.

Situation in Italy ‘dynamic’, our top priority is to help Indian nationals: Envoy Sandhu

Reenat Sandhu, India’s Ambassador to Rome, tells ThePrint about the initiatives taken by the embassy to address the concerns of Indians living in Italy.

Just 8 Covid-19 patients on ventilators in 5 worst-hit states, majority are mild infections

There are 1,414 Covid-19 patients in the most affected states of Maharashtra, Kerala, Tamil Nadu, Karnataka and Delhi. Experts say India yet to experience disease peak.

Coronavirus hasn’t made much of a difference to these conflict hotspots of the world

Some leaders are looking to exploit the virus as a distraction that allows them to advance goals like cracking down on dissent.

Companies furlough employees amid Covid-19 crisis: What it means, how it differs from lay offs

With the Covid-19 pandemic forcing the world indoors and shutting industries overnight, companies are furloughing employees to survive. ThePrint explains.

Poems, songs and advice to light ‘diya of reason’ — responses to PM Modi’s video message

PM Modi gave a call to light diyas and candles for at 9pm on 5 April in the face of the Covid-19 battle, and many politicians and celebrities responded to him.

Anti-malaria, antibiotic combo dangerous for heart to AI prediction — latest on Covid-19

From 3D-printed face shields to an app to ease panic attacks, ThePrint brings you the top 5 developments on the coronavirus front.

Twins born during lockdown in Raipur named ‘Corona’ and ‘Covid’

The parents said that their children's names would remind them about all the hardships they conquered amid the countrywide coronavirus lockdown.

Indore doctor returns for coronavirus screening day after mob attack, says I’m not afraid

Dr Trupti Katdare, who was injured in the incident, told ThePrint the local residents were not at fault and some anti-social elements had tried to mislead them.

On Camera

No more lip service on UNSC reforms—it’s time to form an implementation roadmap

Most of the UNSC’s failures stem from the use of veto power by the P5. In a world that champions democracy, the UNSC is inherently the most undemocratic entity possible.

After a brief surge, private investment & hiring has again turned cautious. Focus is on cutting debt

Financial year 2022-23 saw private investments & hiring surge, but since then firms are using cash to reduce debt. General elections didn’t help matters, either.

Morocco signs pact with Tata for joint manufacture of WhAP Infantry Fighting Vehicle

The armoured platform is India's first amphibious infantry combat wheeled vehicle. Last year, the Royal Moroccan Armed Forces had procured 90 military trucks from the Tata Group.

Islam doesn’t kill democracy. The army-Islam combo does

How come Indonesia, Malaysia, Turkey and Sri Lanka remain constitutional, democratic and stable despite Islam and Buddhism respectively, but Pakistan, Bangladesh and Myanmar don’t?