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Air bubbles give respite to airline travellers Indian flyers holding any kind of valid visa under the 'Air Bubbles' agreement can travel to the UK, the US, Canada and UAE, said the Director-General of Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) India, reports ANI. Mukesh Ambani goes on an acquisition spree The Reliance boss has raised more than $20 billion of investment for Jio Platforms — signing deals with blockbuster investors, including Facebook, Google, private equity firms like Silver Lake, and KKR, and Abu Dhabi's two largest sovereign investment arms. Post covid purchase behaviour of an Indian consumer looks like this Compared to pre-COVID-19 period, Indian consumers' focus on health, grocery & household items and security will increase the most. Facebook India and hate speech: Know all about it Facebook is in the eye of a political storm in India after claims it failed to take action against hate speech posts by a Hindu nationalist lawmaker out of fear for its business interests. More infectious covid mutation may be a 'good thing' An increasingly common mutation of the novel coronavirus found in Europe, North America and parts of Asia may be more infectious but appears less deadly, according to a prominent infectious diseases doctor. US universities struggle with virus clusters Universities across the United States are struggling with new coronavirus clusters popping up, as the fall semester recently begun. Many of the cases are linked to off-campus parties and clubs. New Renault Duster: Powerful turbo engine and enhanced features Automaker Renault India on Monday said it has launched SUV Duster with all new 1.3 litre turbo engine, priced between Rs 10.49 lakh and Rs 13.59 lakh. Greenland's melting ice beyond tipping point Greenland's melting ice cap has now reached an irreversible stage, as snowfall can no longer compensate for all the ice that the land has lost over the years due to global warming. New cases mostly consist of young people: WHO The WHO recently said that the coronavirus outbreak is now being driven by those in their 20s, 30s and 40s. Many of those infected are also unaware, which means they are a danger to those who are vulnerable. More details emerge about new virus strain The strain, earlier seen in other parts of the world and called D614G, was found in a Malaysian cluster of 45 cases that started from someone who returned from India and breached his 14-day home quarantine

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