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Top stories of the day Forecast for the rest of 2020, the wildest year in recent memory As a global reset plays out, here are the forecasts, hopes and fears for the remainder of the year.... India may register recession in Q3, shows report Job searches for remote work surge in Feb-May: Report RIL might have to pay $200-400 million to the govt Major automakers see demand for personal cars rising Power reforms in India: A tale of disconnected dots Wuhan-type hospital plan headed for crash Reforms don't mean abolition of labour laws: Rajiv Kumar

Debate This Is India's startup story over for good? Once the job market's darlings, startups are now turning into toxic liabilities. Covid-19 has shaken the façade of confidence that ignored the reality of mounting losses and topline stagnation. Post Covid there may be no coming back for India's startups. Agree?

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Two days after Centre approves flights, states come in with riders Some states are specifying their own rules for quarantining passengers while others hint at a longer ban.... As you WFH, hackers are having a field day How India can best use data to combat Covid UP govt allows sale of high-end liquor brands in malls First buy, then try: Covid takes fun out of shopping Sri Lanka seeks India's help to boost its economy Developers' body offers jobs to migrant workers in UP A crisis looms over India's public transporters China, US to gain from cooperation: Diplomat

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Does the 8th century Durga Vishnu temple in Aihole actually show Lord Varaha lifting a globe Earth?

Does the 8th century Durga Vishnu temple in Aihole actually show Lord Varaha lifting a globe Earth?

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Lockdown, Day 60: One less thing to worry

CORONAVIRUS UPDATES 23 May, 2020 | 05:45 PM IST SENSEX 30,673 -260.31 NIFTY 50 9,039 -67.00 Gold 47,060 +672 USD/INR 75.96 +0.34

Lockdown, Day 60: One less thing to worry As India has crossed 1.25 lakh cases today with the highest ever spike of 6000 plus, finding a solution to covid problem has become notably crucial. World's hopes tied to the Indian company Serum Institute, which is currently manufacturing vaccines with AstraZeneca/Oxford university as well as developing its own. In some good news for Indians stranded overseas, government hinted at resuming international flights by August. Track this space for latest updates... COUNT SO FAR Himachal Pradesh has 173 cases Indore count nears 3,000 with 83 new cases 61 fresh cases in Bihar; count rises to 2,166 Assam records 53 new cases, tally reaches 319 20 new cases in Uttarakhand, tally at 173 Rajasthan toll rises to 155, cases 6,542 Delhi toll rose to 231, tally climbed to 12,910 with 591 new cases Karnataka count nears 2,000 with 196 new cases 47 new in Andhra Pradesh; total stands at 2561 Odisha tally rises to 1,269 with 80 new cases World India Tally Toll Tally Toll 5,229,441 338,480 125,101 3,720 LIFE UNDER LOCKDOWN People with air, rail ticket need no movement pass in Noida Domestic flights from Delhi to operate from Terminal 3 Congress arranges buses for Kerala students stranded in Bhopal Beauty parlours, salons to open from tomorrow in Tamil Nadu Railways ferries around 32 lakh migrants in 2,570 Shramik Special trains since May 1 Eight sugar mills in UP's Muzaffarnagar produce record sugar Rajasthan govt to run free buses to U'khand for ash immersion by families BUSINESS AND ECONOMY India's gas output falls by one-fifth in April due to lockdown Covid has hit income of 60% households: Survey Home loan rates set to dip to 15-year low, EMIs to fall Indian economist appointed to key World Bank position in South Asia Avenue Supermarts Q4 results: Profit jumps 42% YoY to Rs 271 crore; revenue rises 24% AROUND THE WORLD China's diesel exports fall 9.2% in April vs month earlier Hertz, car rental pioneer, files for bankruptcy protection UK to require employers to pay 20-30% of furloughed wage cost Germany's confirmed cases rise by 638 to 177,850 Thailand reports 3 new cases, no new deaths China reports 28 new asymptomatic cases Singapore's health ministry confirms 642 more cases Russia reports 9,434 new infections, tally at 335,882 Indonesia reports 949 new cases, 25 new deaths DEBATE THIS Is India's startup story over for good? Tell us here

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