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DS X E-tense: The supercar of the future Imagining a dream car for 2035 led DS Automobiles to create an asymmetric, three-seat concept founded on a unique association of two cars in one that allows owners to select the driving mode that matches their need at any given moment. The Indian Air Force is ramping up deployment in LAC Seven weeks into a bitter standoff with Chinese troops, the Indian Air Force has significantly enhanced deployment of frontline jets, attack helicopters and transport fleet in its key bases along the Line of Actual Control. The apps that can't cross the 'Great Chinese Firewall' China, which sees itself as a civilizational force, keeps a digital distance from the world. Here are some apps that are blocked in China. Indian Railways runs record 2.8-km-long 'Shesh Naag' freight train Days after the Indian Railways created history by joining three trains carrying more than 1,500 tonnes in an 'Anaconda' formation, the Indian Railways broke its own record by operating 'Shesh Naag', a 2.8-km-long freight train amalgamating four empty BOXN rakes. The army of women heading India's virus fight Unprotected and poorly paid, an all-women army of health workers confront suspicion, anger and the threat of infection as they go door to door searching for coronavirus sufferers in the country's poor communities. Ganesh Chaturthi, Durga Puja lose shine as coronavirus spreads According to a report by ANI, as Maharashtra continues to be the worst-hit state by the coronavirus pandemic, Ganesh idol makers businesses are suffering due to inability of making sufficient Ganesh idols. Bubonic plague is back in China; what next 2020? The disease, which caused the Black Death in the Middle Ages, is caused by the Yersinia pestis bacterium and is transmitted by fleas that become infected by rodents. Indian Army to get special winter-grade diesel in Ladakh Motorists, and Indian Army vehicles in high-altitude sectors like Ladakh, Kargil, Kaza and Keylong face the problem of freezing of diesel when winter temperatures drop to as low as -30 degrees Celsius. Indian Oil has come up with an innovative solution to this problem by introducing a special winter-grade diesel with a low pour-point of -33 degree Celsius, which does not lose its fluidity function even in extreme winter conditions. Can dogs sniff out the coronavirus? A trial is on in Britain, to see if dogs can be trained to sniff out patients suffering from coronavirus. Dogs have been trained across the world to spot the scent of malaria, cancer and Parkinson's disease. What would Kanye West have to do to run for President? With less than four months to go for the November 3 US election, Kanye West has his work cut out for him - if he's serious about running for president, that is.

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