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After facing a defeat against Sunrisers Hyderabad, Chennai Super Kings have now lost three matches in a row now and sit at the bottom of the table. According to skipper MS Dhoni, the team needs to "get a lot of things right" if they want to get back to winning ways in the IPL 2020.&nbsp;

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Sunrisers Hyderabad came from behind to defeat the Chennai-based franchise. Despite being down to 69/4, Priyam Garg and Abhishek Sharma's 77-run partnership powered SRH to 164-5 in their 20 overs. During this partnership, CSK players dropped a few catches that could have changed the course of the game in their favor.&nbsp;

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After facing a third consecutive loss, Skipper MS Dhoni said: "We need to get a lot of things right. We need to take our catches not bowl no-balls. Those are the controllable and may be we are getting too relaxed. We have been a bit too relaxed at times."

"Nobody wants to drop catches but at the same at this level, we need to draw a line and take these catches especially when the team hasn't been doing that outstandingly well. It is very important to be at your best. There are plenty of positives in this game but we will try to come back strong," he added.&nbsp;

During Chennai's batting, Dhoni promoted himself in the batting order after losing quick wickets. His partnership with Jadeja brought CSK back in the game. However, after Jadeja's dismissal, Dhoni failed to hit some boundaries and did not look comfortable while batting out there. CSK eventually lost the match by 7 runs to SRH.&nbsp;

While talking about his batting, he said: "I was not able to middle a lot of deliveries. Was trying to hit it too hard. Looking at outfield it was subconsciously coming to us to hit the ball hard. Tried to get as much as time as possible. Long time back once we lost three in a row."

Chennai Super Kings will next face KL Rahul's Kings XI Punjab on October 4 in Dubai.&nbsp;

After facing a defeat against Sunrisers Hyderabad, Chennai Super Kings have now lost three matches in a row now and sit at the bottom of the table. According to skipper MS Dhoni, the team needs to "get a lot of things right" if they want to get back to winning ways in the IPL 2020.

After facing a defeat against Sunrisers Hyderabad, Chennai Super Kings have now lost three matches in a row now and sit at the bottom of the table. According to skipper MS Dhoni, the team needs to "get a lot of things right" if they want to get back to winning ways in the IPL 2020. Also read: IPL 2020: Sunrisers Hyderabad defeat Chennai Super Kings in a thriller Sunrisers Hyderabad came from behind to defeat the Chennai-based franchise. Despite being down to 69/4, Priyam Garg and Abhishek Sharma's 77-run partnership powered SRH to 164-5 in their 20 overs. During this partnership, CSK players dropped a few catches that could have changed the course of the game in their favor. Also read: IPL 2020: Ben Stokes to arrive in UAE tonight, confirms Rajasthan Royals After facing a third consecutive loss, Skipper MS Dhoni said: "We need to get a lot of things right. We need to take our catches not bowl no-balls. Those are the controllable and may be we are getting too relaxed. We have been a bit too relaxed at times." "Nobody wants to drop catches but at the same at this level, we need to draw a line and take these catches especially when the team hasn't been doing that outstandingly well. It is very important to be at your best. There are plenty of positives in this game but we will try to come back strong," he added. During Chennai's batting, Dhoni promoted himself in the batting order after losing quick wickets. His partnership with Jadeja brought CSK back in the game. However, after Jadeja's dismissal, Dhoni failed to hit some boundaries and did not look comfortable while batting out there. CSK eventually lost the match by 7 runs to SRH. While talking about his batting, he said: "I was not able to middle a lot of deliveries. Was trying to hit it too hard. Looking at outfield it was subconsciously coming to us to hit the ball hard. Tried to get as much as time as possible. Long time back once we lost three in a row." Chennai Super Kings will next face KL Rahul's Kings XI Punjab on October 4 in Dubai.

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North and South Korea have been a study in stark contrast ever since they got divided after World War II.

With the declaration of the Soviet-Japanese War , North Korea was&nbsp;occupied by&nbsp;the Soviet Union and South Korea by the United States,&nbsp;with the boundary between their zones being the 38th parallel.

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Two seperate governments were formed in the two nations in 1948.

While North Korea became a dictatorship under Kim Il-sung, South Korea became a democracy under&nbsp;Syngman Rhee. 
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When the north saw economic hardship and famine, its leader promoted what he called the ''Juche'' thought.

The word ''Juche'' means ''self-reliance''.

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However, it failed because it was forced upon the entire nation. 
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For decades, the country relied on the Soviet Union and China to send it&nbsp;emergency food. The nation's population remained poor, as the dictator amassed more power. 
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South Korea, on the other hand, transformed from one of the poorest societies in the world, into&nbsp;a developed high-income country.

Many hailed the country's economic growth as a ''miracle''.

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The country's rigorous education system and democratic practices ushered a high-tech boom. It is partly why, today, it is home to some of the world's leading brands.

South Korean capital Seoul is making it big in the fields of cinema, cuisine, beauty and entertainment and boasts of a Gross Domestic Product (GDP)&nbsp;of $1690 billion. 
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Whereas, North Korea's per capita income (PCI) and GDP are among the lowest in the world. That is why the country shies away from releasing any economic data.

The contrast between both the nations is currently at its peak. 
&nbsp; 
While South Korea has succeeded in flattening the curve of the deadly coronavirus and is exporting testing kits across the globe.

Ironically, North Korea, on the other hand, which dreamt of ''self-reliance''&nbsp; had to call doctors from abroad to treat its ailing dictator in hiding. 
&nbsp; 
The story of the two countries show how the people of the same land, took different paths and now stand worlds apart.

North and South Korea have been a study in stark contrast ever since they got divided after World War II. With the declaration of the Soviet-Japanese War , North Korea was occupied by the Soviet Union and South Korea by the United States, with the boundary between their zones being the 38th parallel.

North and South Korea have been a study in stark contrast ever since they got divided after World War II. With the declaration of the Soviet-Japanese War , North Korea was occupied by the Soviet Union and South Korea by the United States, with the boundary between their zones being the 38th parallel. Also read: Kim Jong Un 'alive and well,' top adviser to South Korea's president says Two seperate governments were formed in the two nations in 1948. While North Korea became a dictatorship under Kim Il-sung, South Korea became a democracy under Syngman Rhee. When the north saw economic hardship and famine, its leader promoted what he called the ''Juche'' thought. The word ''Juche'' means ''self-reliance''. Also read: North Korean dictator Kim Jong-un is all about pomp, glory and excess However, it failed because it was forced upon the entire nation. For decades, the country relied on the Soviet Union and China to send it emergency food. The nation's population remained poor, as the dictator amassed more power. South Korea, on the other hand, transformed from one of the poorest societies in the world, into a developed high-income country. Many hailed the country's economic growth as a ''miracle''. Also read: Mystery shrouds over North korean dictator Kim Jong-un's no show The country's rigorous education system and democratic practices ushered a high-tech boom. It is partly why, today, it is home to some of the world's leading brands. South Korean capital Seoul is making it big in the fields of cinema, cuisine, beauty and entertainment and boasts of a Gross Domestic Product (GDP) of $1690 billion. Whereas, North Korea's per capita income (PCI) and GDP are among the lowest in the world. That is why the country shies away from releasing any economic data. The contrast between both the nations is currently at its peak. While South Korea has succeeded in flattening the curve of the deadly coronavirus and is exporting testing kits across the globe. Ironically, North Korea, on the other hand, which dreamt of ''self-reliance'' had to call doctors from abroad to treat its ailing dictator in hiding. The story of the two countries show how the people of the same land, took different paths and now stand worlds apart.

Story behind North and South Korea's contrasting disposition

Congress interim President Sonia Gandhi on Monday said that her party will bear the cost for rail travel of every needy migrant worker and labourer to their respective home towns during the lockdown.

She said that Congress had taken the decision as the Centre and Rail Ministry had completely ignored party's repeated requests to ensure provisions of "safe and free rail travel of migrant workers and labourers to their home-towns."

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"Indian National Congress has taken a decision that every Pradesh Congress Committee shall bear the cost for the rail travel of every needy worker and migrant labourer and shall take necessary steps in this regard. This will be the Indian National Congress' humble contribution in service of our compatriots and to stand shoulder to shoulder in solidarity with them," a statement issued by the Congress interim President read.

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She stressed upon the importance of workers terming them "ambassadors of our nation`s growth" and alleged "when the Rail Ministry has the largesse to donate Rs. 151 Crores to the PM's Corona fund, then why can`t these essential members of our nation`s fabric be given a fraction of the same courtesy, especially free rail travel, at this hour of acute distress?"

"Our workers and labourers form the backbone of our economy. Their hard work andsacrifice are the foundation of our nation," the statement read.

She equated the lockdown phase with that of post-partition and said, "Post the partition of 1947, this is the first time India witnessed a tragedy with such a massive human cost as thousands of migrant workers and labourers were forced to walk home several hundred kilometres on foot- without food, without medicines, without money, without transportation, without anything except for the desire to return to their families and loved ones."

On March 24, Prime Minister Narendra Modi had announced a 21-day lockdown as a precautionary measure to contain the spread of COVID-19.

The lockdown was later extended till May 3 and then for another two weeks till May 17.

In an order issued on May 1, the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) allowed the movement of migrant workers, tourists, students and other persons stranded at different places through special trains.

Congress interim President Sonia Gandhi on Monday said that her party will bear the cost for rail travel of every needy migrant worker and labourer to their respective home towns during the lockdown.

Congress interim President Sonia Gandhi on Monday said that her party will bear the cost for rail travel of every needy migrant worker and labourer to their respective home towns during the lockdown. She said that Congress had taken the decision as the Centre and Rail Ministry had completely ignored party's repeated requests to ensure provisions of "safe and free rail travel of migrant workers and labourers to their home-towns." Also read: Lockdown 3.0 till May 17: What is prohibited and what will be allowed "Indian National Congress has taken a decision that every Pradesh Congress Committee shall bear the cost for the rail travel of every needy worker and migrant labourer and shall take necessary steps in this regard. This will be the Indian National Congress' humble contribution in service of our compatriots and to stand shoulder to shoulder in solidarity with them," a statement issued by the Congress interim President read. Also read: Indian Railways issues guidelines for 'shramik special trains' She stressed upon the importance of workers terming them "ambassadors of our nation`s growth" and alleged "when the Rail Ministry has the largesse to donate Rs. 151 Crores to the PM's Corona fund, then why can`t these essential members of our nation`s fabric be given a fraction of the same courtesy, especially free rail travel, at this hour of acute distress?" "Our workers and labourers form the backbone of our economy. Their hard work andsacrifice are the foundation of our nation," the statement read. She equated the lockdown phase with that of post-partition and said, "Post the partition of 1947, this is the first time India witnessed a tragedy with such a massive human cost as thousands of migrant workers and labourers were forced to walk home several hundred kilometres on foot- without food, without medicines, without money, without transportation, without anything except for the desire to return to their families and loved ones." On March 24, Prime Minister Narendra Modi had announced a 21-day lockdown as a precautionary measure to contain the spread of COVID-19. The lockdown was later extended till May 3 and then for another two weeks till May 17. In an order issued on May 1, the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) allowed the movement of migrant workers, tourists, students and other persons stranded at different places through special trains.

Congress to pay for rail tickets of every needy migrant worker amid lockdown: Sonia Gandhi

Goats and pawpaw (cheese) have tested postive for the deadly coronavirus in Tanzania.

As a result, the country's&nbsp;President John Magufuli&nbsp;dismissed the testing kits as ''faulty''.

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The COVID-19 testing kits had been imported from abroad, the President&nbsp;said during an event in Chato in the north west of Tanzania, although he did not give further details.

However,&nbsp;he had instructed Tanzanian security forces to check the quality of the kits.

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But they randomly obtained several non-human samples, including from a pawpaw, a goat and a sheep, but had assigned them human names and ages.

These samples were then submitted to Tanzania’s laboratory to test for the coronavirus, with the lab technicians left deliberately unaware of their origins.

Samples from the pawpaw and the goat tested positive for COVID-19, the president said, adding this meant it was likely that some people were being tested positive when in fact they were not infected by the coronavirus.

Magufuli&nbsp;had&nbsp;previously asked Tanzanians to pray the coronavirus away, said the kits had ''technical errors''.

His&nbsp;government has already drawn criticism for being secretive about the coronavirus outbreak.

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Goats and pawpaw (cheese) have tested postive for the deadly coronavirus in Tanzania. As a result, the country's President John Magufuli dismissed the testing kits as ''faulty''.

Goats and pawpaw (cheese) have tested postive for the deadly coronavirus in Tanzania. As a result, the country's President John Magufuli dismissed the testing kits as ''faulty''. Also read: US will have coronavirus vaccine by end of year, says Trump The COVID-19 testing kits had been imported from abroad, the President said during an event in Chato in the north west of Tanzania, although he did not give further details. However, he had instructed Tanzanian security forces to check the quality of the kits. Also read: Even in the pandemic, Jews flown to Jerusalem for burial But they randomly obtained several non-human samples, including from a pawpaw, a goat and a sheep, but had assigned them human names and ages. These samples were then submitted to Tanzania’s laboratory to test for the coronavirus, with the lab technicians left deliberately unaware of their origins. Samples from the pawpaw and the goat tested positive for COVID-19, the president said, adding this meant it was likely that some people were being tested positive when in fact they were not infected by the coronavirus. Magufuli had previously asked Tanzanians to pray the coronavirus away, said the kits had ''technical errors''. His government has already drawn criticism for being secretive about the coronavirus outbreak.

Goats and cheese test positive for coronavirus in Tanzania

The severity of the coronavirus was ''intentionally'' hidden by the Chinese government&nbsp;according a report by the United States Homeland Security&nbsp;Department.

According to report,&nbsp;"China likely cut its exports of medical supplies prior to its January WHO (World Health Organization) notification that COVID-19 is a contagion."

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The report, which assessed export and import data earlier this year, was circulated within the federal government on Friday, the source said.

Earlier,&nbsp;US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said Sunday that there was "enormous evidence" that the coronavirus pandemic originated in a laboratory in Wuhan, China.

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"We can confirm that the Chinese Communist Party did all that it could to make sure that the world didn't learn in a timely fashion about what was taking place," he added.

Pompeo's comments come as the&nbsp;Trump administration is formulating a solid long-term plan&nbsp;to punish China on multiple fronts for the coronavirus pandemic,

The severity of the coronavirus was ''intentionally'' hidden by the Chinese government according a report by the United States Homeland Security Department. According to report, "China likely cut its exports of medical supplies prior to its January WHO (World Health Organization) notification that COVID-19 is a contagion.

The severity of the coronavirus was ''intentionally'' hidden by the Chinese government according a report by the United States Homeland Security Department. According to report, "China likely cut its exports of medical supplies prior to its January WHO (World Health Organization) notification that COVID-19 is a contagion." Also read: US Secretary of State Pompeo says 'enormous evidence' virus came from Wuhan lab The report, which assessed export and import data earlier this year, was circulated within the federal government on Friday, the source said. Earlier, US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said Sunday that there was "enormous evidence" that the coronavirus pandemic originated in a laboratory in Wuhan, China. Also read: US will have coronavirus vaccine by end of year, says Trump "We can confirm that the Chinese Communist Party did all that it could to make sure that the world didn't learn in a timely fashion about what was taking place," he added. Pompeo's comments come as the Trump administration is formulating a solid long-term plan to punish China on multiple fronts for the coronavirus pandemic,

US report reveals China 'intentionally' concealed severity of coronavirus

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