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Infections rising in places like India's most populous state Uttar Pradesh and neighbouring Bihar

Tally of cases in country tops 70,500, while 509 fatalities confirmed so far

The total confirmed infections have risen to 93,354

As study found that 57% of people in densely populated slum areas of the city had coronavirus antibodies

Prices are now 1.5% higher than they were a year ago

Up to 800M children's exposure to lead requires action, says UN report

Friday marks the first day of Eid al-Adha

Saudi Arabia holds limited Hajj allowing some 10,000 pilgrims to perform annual ritual amid pandemic

Kashmir under continued military siege for past one year, reminds Qureshi

Cyber Avengers warn “worst is yet to come,” suggesting cyber warfare between two nations likely to escalate

Tally of cases exceeds 17m worldwide, while deaths stand at more than 671,000

A collapse in oil sales and a severe Covid-19 epidemic, is scrambling to buy food and medicine

The report investigate civilian casualties in an operation in Afghanistan in 2010

British socialite defends herself against criminal charges

The government reported the worst US economic contraction since the Great Depression

Most houses do not have bathrooms yet, and many have plastic tarps for roofs

Crustacean started emerging in Albania's Adriatic waters over a decade ago, aided by warming sea temperatures

UK's premier, Boris Johnson, insists that a swift and decisive action is necessary

Greek law on asylum has slashed the time refugees are allowed to stay in camps or UN-managed accommodation

Officials say 300,000 villagers were evacuated to relief camps, warns for more cloudbursts in the next two days

1st trip to land in Islamabad on Aug. 14, announces British flag carrier

Study says virus' resilience depends on water temperature, most household disinfectants effective against Sars-CoV-2

No official investigation has been launched so far, as tweets flood in under the hashtag #FairmontIncident

Some 800 million children had lead levels of 5 micrograms per decilitre or higher in their bloodstream

'China advocates win-win cooperation and opposes a zero-sum game'

PM Mustafa al-Kadhimi’s government has pledged to investigate the deaths and incarceration of hundreds of protesters

Reed says he travelled to Moscow in May last year to learn Russian and see his Russian girlfriend

AstraZeneca’s shot is widely considered the leading candidate after results from human trials showed it was safe

None have right to dictate to us whom we talk or meet, says Bangladesh’s foreign minister

'We keep telling America, China is not your enemy, China is your friend, your partner'

Business activities also resume amid rising number of coronavirus cases in country

Only up to 10,000 people already residing in KSA participated in this year's Hajj

Settlers enter compound accompanied by Israeli police

Islamabad urges global community to dissuade India from 'disproportionate arms buildup', decries violations in IOJK

Muslims in India struggle to buy sacrificial animals for their 2nd biggest festival

With gyms, night clubs set to open on Thursday, India registers highest single-day surge in infections, fatalities

Japan has reported over 34,500 coronavirus cases, 1019 deaths

Virus-linked deaths near 670,000 worldwide, while over 9.95 million people have recovered, says JHU

Both main opposition parties call on Trudeau to resign

28-year old woman prisoner sends a heart-rending letter, wants to hear voices of her children on Eid day

Johns Hopkins University finds 150,034 fatalities, over 4.39 million confirmed cases

Country has recorded over 16,000 Covid-19 cases and 189 deaths, in a population of 25 million

Webinar was convened by the intergovernmental group of 24 on international monetary affairs and development

More than 150 vaccine candidates are in various stages of development, with 23 prospects in human trials

At the time of the divorce, her stake was worth about $36 billion

Pandemic is still raging in world's second-most populous nation, with the number of infections passing 1.5 million

Experts say India is not testing enough people, and many coronavirus-linked deaths are not being recorded as such

Says EU limit on exports violates basic international relations norm

Islamabad urges international community to take notice of ‘glaring denial’ of Kashmiris' religious rights

Study finds 57% of people living in slums had Covid-19 antibodies