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White House in reach for Biden as he takes leads in Pennsylvania, Georgia

WASHINGTON, November 6 (Reuters): Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden took the lead over President Donald Trump in the battleground states of Pennsylvania and Georgia for the first time on Friday,

World / 6th November 2020
Chalkboard to app: Colombia's indigenous children switch to remote learning

BOGOTA, November 6 (Thomson Reuters Foundation): Armed with tablets, dozens of indigenous and Venezuelan migrant children in Colombia's northern desert region are learning at home while the coronavirus

World / 6th November 2020
Japanese companies facing problems due to rules of origin: Report

NEW DELHI, NOVEMBER 6 (IANS): Over 600 Japanese companies showed up recently at a webinar to discuss issues related to India's new Customs Rules of Origin under CAROTAR 2020. As per a report in Asian Com

Business / 6th November 2020
England's COVID-19 lockdown feared fuelling child trafficking by drug gangs

LONDON, November 6 (Thomson Reuters Foundation): England's month-long coronavirus lockdown will hinder efforts to spot and support children trafficked by drug gangs, researchers said on Friday, warning

World / 6th November 2020
South Korean 'sparrows' try to cap surge of throwaway plastic

Minwoo Park Reuters At a workshop in the South Korean capital, two environmental activists melt down old plastic bottle caps that thousands of volunteers known as “sparrows” have collected

People-Life-Etc / 6th November 2020
The Voice of Students: Online classes announce or renounce?

Macikole Mbungcha Modern College, Kohima With the outbreak of this COVID -19 pandemic, schools and colleges in Nagaland have been closed since March 16, 2020 which has brought a great impact on the students

Public Space / 6th November 2020
Waiting for the Dust to Settle: Revisiting History

Easterine KireOne way of describing Dr Veio Pous debut novel, Waiting for the Dust to Settle, is to call it a revisiting of a historical time, a historical event that confounded the Naga people first by its bru

People-Life-Etc / 6th November 2020
Consider your mask a vaccine, says Kejriwal as third wave of Covid hits Delhi

New Delhi, November 6 (IANS): Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Friday said wearing a mask is the biggest protection against Coronavirus till the time a vaccine is developed. The Chief Minister was lay

India / 6th November 2020
Haryana to install CCTV cameras in all cities: Minister

CHANDIGARH, NOVEMBER 6 (IANS): Haryana Urban Local Bodies Minister Anil Vij on Friday informed the Assembly that the state government was planning to install CCTV cameras in all cities. Appropriate guideline

India / 6th November 2020
Two terrorists, civilian killed in Kashmir encounter

SRINAGAR, NOVEMBER 6 (IANS): Two terrorists and one civilian were killed in an encounter at Pampore in south Kashmir's Pulwama district, officials said on Friday. One terrorist surrendered before th

India / 6th November 2020
Smog not only health hazard, but hits economy too

NEW DELHI, NOVEMBER 6 (IANS): Smog, which for long is considered as a health and environment hazard, is quickly taking a toll on economic activities as well. Industry experts contend that if unchecked, the i

India / 6th November 2020
'Beacon of hope': Bangladesh opens first school for transgender students

DHAKA, November 6 (Reuters): A religious charity has opened the first school in Bangladesh for hijras, a transgender community whose members face widespread discrimination in the mostly conservative Muslim

World / 6th November 2020
Aspirin to be tested as potential COVID-19 drug in UK study

London, November 6 (Reuters): Painkiller aspirin will be evaluated as a possible treatment for COVID-19 in one of Britain's biggest trials, which will assess whether it might reduce the risk of blood clots

Health / 6th November 2020
Central forces being deployed on Assam-Mizoram border as row on

GUWAHATI/SILCHAR, Aizawl, November 6 (IANS): Central Paramilitary Force (CPMF) personnel are being deployed along the Assam-Mizoram border as the 10-day-long tension in these areas persisted on Friday. "

North-East / 6th November 2020
WHO says looking at mink farm biosecurity worldwide after Danish outbreak

GENEVA, November 6 (Reuters): The World Health Organization is looking at biosecurity around mink farms in countries across the world to prevent further "spillover events" after Denmark ordered a

World / 6th November 2020
Problems growing taller for 8-feet tall man from Uttar Pradesh

PRATAPGARH, November 6 (IANS): He is tall and his problem are now getting taller. Dharmendra Pratap Singh, said to be India's tallest man, who has found a mention in the Guinness Book of records, now cla

India / 6th November 2020
China says has never interfered in other countries' affairs

BEIJING, November 6 (Reuters): China has never interfered in other countries' affairs nor does it have any interest in doing so, a foreign ministry spokesman said on Friday, in response to Australia ch

World / 6th November 2020
Vietnam opts for containment over 'high risk' rush for costly vaccine

HANOI, November 6 (Reuters): Vietnam will stick to its strategy of containing COVID-19 rather than rush to secure a supply of a vaccine that could be financially risky, the head of the country's corona

World / 6th November 2020
U.N. says needs $655 million to avert new measles and polio epidemics

LONDON, November 6 (Reuters): Severe disruptions caused by the COVID-19 pandemic to immunisation campaigns against measles and polio are putting millions of vulnerable children at risk from deadly and debi

World / 6th November 2020
'Spreading like wildfire': Facebook fights hate speech, misinformation before Myanmar poll

SINGAPORE/LONDON, November 6 (Reuters): One of two Muslims allowed to run for the ruling party in Buddhist-majority Myanmar's general election on Sunday, Sithu Maung, worries fake news on Facebook coul

World / 6th November 2020