The aftermath of cyclone Amphan

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The aftermath of cyclone Amphan A cyclone - named Amphan - classified as a category 5 hurricane made landfall along the West Bengal coast on May 20, wreaking havoc in Odisha and Bangladesh as well. The rules if you want to fly post May 25 After extending the nationwide lockdown till May 31, the Indian government has decided to resume domestic flights from May 25, with a strict operating procedure in place. Here's why a vaccine for coronavirus is far away In the wake of the novel coronavirus pandemic, a number of countries have tried to help researchers and scientists by setting up advanced labs and issuing financial grants, but there have been no real results till date. Women bear the brunt in lockdown With the entire world on pause and families stuck at home the onus of chores and childcare is being borne by women, some of whom are even juggling work with everything else. Venturing out? Here are the rules The National Disaster Management Authority has come up with a list of practices for different sectors that have been opened. All of them have been advised to encourage people to use the Aarogya Setu App. How countries are faring during times of coronavirus People are seen practising social distancing in white circles in Domino Park, during the Covid-19 pandemic on May 17, in the Brooklyn borough of New York City. The hurdles Tokyo Olympics needs to clear The CEO of Tokyo Olympics' organizing committee Toshiro Muto spoke about the need to take "countermeasures" against the virus in lieu of the games next year. But what will these measures be? New outbreak shows virus could be mutating Chinese doctors suspect that the pathogen is changing - in ways yet unknown - making efforts to eradicate, or at best nullify it, much more complex. The importance of the Pangong lake The conflicts between India and China in Ladakh are centered around the Pangong Tso lake, making it a very important aspect of the border dispute between the two countries. 2020 Hyundai Verna launched in India. Check price & features Hyundai has just released a facelifted version of their popular sedan, the Verna. Initially supposed to launch in March, Hyundai had to postpone its plans despite having started booking already.

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