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Top stories of the day Taxmen want to charge the super-rich to fund India's Covid fight Tax officers have suggested a 40% tax on super-rich as well as higher levy on foreign companies. ... Letting China invest may be the best way to tame the dragon JioMart gets a WhatsApp number, goes live 6 FOFs from Franklin Templeton see NAVs dip D Subbarao expects a V-shaped recovery for India HMSI, Yamaha hopeful of resuming ops after lockdown Govt simplifies oil, gas block processes India's fight against Covid is people-driven: PM Modi

Debate This Now debating: Should India nationalise all hospitals till Covid is brought under control? A debate is raging on whether the Centre, States and Union Territories should nationalise all healthcare facilities till the coronavirus menace is meaningfully shackled. Given the systematic neglect that has turned India's public hospitals into nothing better than hellholes, does this proposal hold any water? You decide.

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The next chapter of the oil crisis: The industry shuts down The economic impact of the coronavirus has ripped through the oil industry in dramatic phases. ... CBI takes custody of DHFL promoters Kapil & Dheeraj A CII survey reveals the hurdles in restarting business How COVID will forever change airlines & the way we fly Saudi eases curfew but not in the city of Mecca Indian cos need to be prepared for cyber attacks: PwC Exporters are caught between doom & a virus IITs lead India's Covid-19 fight with 208 R&Ds Lockdown may extend in Covid-hit urban areas of Maha 'COVID test kits should be made available at lowest cost' Akshay Tritiya: Jewellers use e-way to sell gold More staff in services sector to WFH in future as well Tata Steel seeks 500 mn pounds bailout in UK: Reports Relaxation in Delhi not more than those permitted: CM

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Ganapati Muni and His Vision of Parashurama

Today is Parashurama Jayanti. Ganapati Muni and His Vision of Parashurama

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Lockdown, Day 32: Some good news

CORONAVIRUS UPDATES 25 Apr, 2020 | 06:31 PM IST SENSEX 31,327 -535.86 NIFTY 50 9,154 -159.50 Gold 46,599 +172 USD/INR 76.45 +0.37

Lockdown, Day 32: Some good news India recorded the lowest daily increase in Covid-19 cases on Saturday morning. Another good news came in the form of further lockdown relaxation announced late last night by the central government in the form of opening of shops with certain riders. The plasma therapy has shown hope in treating Covid-19 patients. The plasma therapy trials in Delhi have been encouraging, said the Delhi health minister. Meanwhile, the official number of the infected has neared 25,000 in India. The number of the dead so far is 779. Here are the latest developments... COUNT SO FAR Bihar reports 10 more cases; state tally climbs to 238. Andhra Pradesh reported 61 new positive cases, taking the total to 1,016. Maharashtra reports 394 new cases; state tally nears 7,000. Karnataka reports 15 new cases; tally climbs to 489. 92 hotspots in the national capital but the entire Delhi is not a hotspot: Delhi Health Minister. 7 new patients in Firozabad, total cases rise to 78. 157 fresh cases reported in Uttar Pradesh; total now 1,778. 40 new cases detected in Jammu and Kashmir; total now at 494: Officials. Hotspots in Noida: Red zone - 17, Orange zone - 13, Green zone - 10 World India Tally Toll Tally Toll 2,708,885 190,858 24,942 779 HEALTH Bihar government is planning for plasma therapy at AIIMS, Patna. Plasma therapy trial results are very encouraging: Delhi Health Minister. BMC chief issues order for private clinics and nursing homes to remain open for non-coronavirus patients. BUSINESS Can't remain in lockdown forever, govt should focus on livelihoods, says Raghuram Rajan. BoB announces Rs 10 lakhs ex-gratia, health cover for business correspondents. JK Cement receives nod to commence operations in Raj, MP, Haryana, Gujarat. Ola partners Delhi govt to offer free emergency mobility to citizens WORLD US FDA has issued a safety communication warning against the side effects of Hydroxychloroquine. China has approved its third coronavirus vaccine for the second phase of clinical trials. US states of Georgia, Oklahoma and Alaska began loosening lockdown. Singapore reports 618 new coronavirus cases, taking total to 12,693. Britain nears grim milestone of 20,000 coronavirus hospital deaths. Sri Lanka to lift nationwide curfew on Monday. Tokyo confirms 103 new coronavirus cases on Saturday. Iran's coronavirus death toll rises by 76 to 5,650: Health ministry. Indonesia reports 396 new coronavirus cases, 31 more deaths. Spain's death toll from the coronavirus rises to 22,902 DEBATE THIS The monopoly fears triggered by Jio-Facebook deal are too real to ignore. Agree? Tell us here

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