The news came amid rising concerns over the discovery of a new strain of coronavirus in the UK.

Her main objective is to gain expertise and enhance her pedagogical skills around the realm of oral history which plays a very important part in her ongoing doctoral research.

The novel coronavirus has mutated before, and both companies say they've found that their vaccines worked against other variations of the virus

The Royal Mail said on Monday that it was temporarily suspending mail services to Europe, except for the Republic of Ireland due to restrictions in air, road, ferry and train movements from the UK.

Flight services from the UK to India have been suspended till December 31 over the spread of a new strain of coronavirus in London and England.

EU regulators earlier noted there was no evidence to suggest the vaccine would not be effective against the new variant.

Saudi Arabia closed its air, land and sea borders to prevent covid 19 strain

Nagarjunasagar TRS legislator Nomula Narsimhaiah died of a heart attack in Hyderabad on Tuesday morning. Narsimhaiah is a legisaltor

Maoists stab to death a villager in Mulugu district and the killing comes in the backdrop of a series of drawbacks suffered by extremists who lost many cadres in gunfires with police in Telangana

"Dil Bechara" is Sushant's last film, releasing digitally on July 24.

Released in 2019, the book encompasses more than 200 years, covering how East India Company rose to prominence against the decline and fall of the storied Mughal Empire.

In an Instagram photo she has shared, Natasa lies on the beach in a black bikini.

The film ‘Mai Ghat: Crime No 103/2005' is a film based on the real-life story of Prabhavati Amma from Kerala, who lost her son Udayakumar due to police brutality in 2005.

The actress' tweet comes as a reaction to a tweet carrying a letter written by the Resident Doctors' Association of Delhi's Kasturba Hospital where they talk about mass resignation if not given due payment for the past three months.

"I felt the need to create something to explore, in a fun way, the myriad feelings of these strange times. I was also excited about taking on the challenge to shoot from home," Rasika said.

The actress also shared screenshots of stories about people coming up with innovative ideas to fight the crisis or helping one another during the uncertain times.

The veteran actor also praised the efforts of Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) to clear areas near his house, which got choked on the day cyclone Nisarga hit Mumbai.