Tag: India
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How to keep a check on #SocialDistancing in lockdown period?
Social distancing is the only way that the pandemic facing the world can be contained and cases of infectious contraction reduced. In order to ensure people are able to adhere to this basic guideline, security cameras are being used that can generate supporting algorithms. This is the latest use of surveillance technology where a computer ... -
Police Personnel adopt households to provide Ration in Corona virus lockdown
India has been praised for its timely action of a close down and contain the virus from spreading into the masses. A huge displaced population from the villages has gone back. This has made containing the virus spread a lot easier. Meanwhile the police personnel have been going out of their way to help the ... -
Kerala Will Use Robots To Protect Its Medical Staff Of Corona Virus Exposure
Containing the corona virus and protection medical aids from self infection is becoming more and more difficult for nations across the globe. But India might have a solution to protect its medical aids from the danger of exposure to the virus. The particular state of Kerala was first hit with cases of corona. It quickly ... -
Artistic Helmet Keeps People Off Roads In South
When you can’t see the devil, you are not scared of its fury- this is the sentiment of most of the people in India who are coming out on the roads despite the fact that there is a general guideline of lockdown and no social contact. A local artist Gowtham has designed an ominous looking ... -
India Exports To Gain From China Market Freeze
Someone’s loss is always someone else gain; especially when it comes to trade dynamics. Amidst the Coronavirus outbreak, India now has a huge potential to push the exports of its agriculture products. The Centre has now been able to identify 21 such items that can benefit from trade restrictions against Chinese goods. These include honey, ... -
Baaghi 3 Box Office Collection: Tiger Shroff-starrer beats Ajay Devgn’s Tanhaji to record highest opening collection of 2020
One of the most anticipated films of the year, ‘Baaghi 3’ starring Tiger Shroff and Shraddha Kapoor has finally released yesterday and looks like it has managed to hit the bull’s eye right at the start. According to the latest Box Office India report, the film has managed to register an advance booking of Rs ... -
UN human rights body moves Supreme Court over CAA, India hits back saying citizenship law internal matter
The Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights has filed an intervention in the Supreme Court on the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) and informed India’s Permanent Mission in Geneva about it, the Ministry of External Affairs said. As India continues to boil over the contentious Citizenship Amendment Act, the United Nations Commissioner ... -
India Is Ready To Respond To Economic Rebalances: Dr. S. Jaishankar
Everything economic does affect everything political in nature too. This was the message given by the External Affairs Minister (EAM) Dr. S. Jaishankar while addressing a press briefing. He referred to the new role that India will have to play while the whole world is in turmoil. Speaking over India’s growing importance he said, “Today, ... -
Indian Manufacturing Continued To Surge In February
While India shows a hopeful picture with robust manufacturing cycle reported, the coming months might be a trying time for the exports, industry experts say. The onslaught of the coronavirus across the globe has shaken up the trade equations everywhere. February has seen a strong manufacturing streak that started at the beginning of the year. ... -
‘India Can Fill The Market Vacated By China’- Assocham Secretary General
India’s growth picture is looking very promising as the Assocham Secretary General Deepak Sood confidently declared that China’s loss will be sure shot gain for India. Sood is confident that India can tap an opportunity in areas of agriculture and carpets. “Barring a few segments, a large number of engineering exports from India can fill ...









