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Google, Facebook broaden group to secure U.S. election
Several major tech companies will work with government agencies as a group to fight disinformation on social media and prevent a sullied 2016-like situation
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'This is beyond stupid': Experts worry about Russia's rushed vaccine
Vaccines are among the safest medical products in the world—but only because of the intense rigour of the clinical trials that test their safety and effectiveness
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Flagging growth: Economic uptick fails to enthuse
June's better economic indicators were a result of pent-up demand; activity peters down in July
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News by Numbers: Lockdown impact survey highlights miseries in rural India
Gaon Connection's survey, based on face-to-face interviews with 25,300 respondents, was carried out in 179 districts across 20 states and three Union Territories
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News by Numbers: Dahi Handi over the years
Injuries from dahi handi celebrations have reduced with stringent laws; here's a look at the numbers and how the festival will be celebrated during Covid-19
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Ep 25. Dr Viral Acharya on questions that kept him up at night
The former deputy governor of the RBI details the pressures and fallacies that derail decisions at the central bank, and what could help clean up the mess, on this episode. His latest book on fiscal dominance is called 'Quest for Restoring Financial Stability in India'
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WATCH: 1 billion doses of Russian Covid-19 vaccine pre-ordered
Russia has reportedly received requests from over 20 countries for its now-controversial coronavirus vaccine, raising concerns over trials, scientific soundness and safety
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July sales leave automakers upbeat
Indian carmakers are upbeat as sales in July are at similar levels as last year, but the road ahead may be tough
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Zomato's period leave takes on taboo, restarts important conversation
The food aggregator is not the first to offer paid leave for women on their periods—the state of Bihar has had similar privileges for government employees since 1992. But it restarts the conversation on stigma, discrimination and superstition
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Trump v. Putin: A vaccine manhood contest
As President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia declared on Tuesday that his nation had approved the world's first coronavirus vaccine without extensive clinical trials, public health experts worried that President Trump would feel the need to compete
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What you should know about Kamala Harris, Joe Biden's VP choice
Harris is of mixed-race descent, born to a mother from Chennai and father from Jamaica. She will be the first Black woman and the first person of Indian descent to be nominated for national office by a major party