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Ronit Roy’s DIY mask, Kapil Dev’s new ‘ballers’ look, Shobhaa De’s advice for media

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New Delhi: Former Maharashtra chief minister and BJP leader Devendra Fadnavis expresses shock over more than 50 Mumbai journalists contracting Covid-19.

Writer Shobhaa De is alarmed enough to send out an appeal to all journalists to get tested for Covid-19 as more cases reported from Chennai.

Oh dear, here he goes again: former Congress president Rahul Gandhi lashes out at the Centre

Actor Ronit Roy has an innovative hack for a DIY face mask. See for yourself…

Lyricist Javed Akhtar strongly condemns the attack on sants in Palghar.

Kerala Finance Minister Thomas Isaac shares tips on how to tackle the Covid-19 crisis, after his state’s success in containing the virus.

Government of India’s public relations arm Press Information Bureau (PIB) is on a fact-checking mission against rumour-mongers.

Afghanistan’s President Ashraf Ghani joins world leaders in thanking Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi for stepping up in a global crisis.

Rajya Sabha MP & Congress leader Ahmed Patel takes a dig at the Modi government, gives a shout out to ‘Amit bhai’. See why.

Bangladesh writer Taslima Nasreen questions WHO over the re-opening of China’s wet markets.

Srinagar-based photojournalist Masrat Zahra, booked by the Jammu & Kashmir police for allegedly glorifying “anti-national” activities on social media, just before she went into a `cyber’ police station.

https://twitter.com/Masratzahra/status/1252534498807480326?s=19

Ace cricket player Kapil Dev bowls us over with his new look.

US President Donald Trump is just amazed that he became an occupant of the White House! Really?

Tennis’ greatest rivals, Rafael Nadal and Roger Federer ace it, with this live stream on Instagram. This is what is called ‘Game, Set, Match’!

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