External Affairs Minister (EAM) Dr S Jaishankar on Monday lauded India's COVID-19 response, saying that it should give people confidence in the country's future.

India's COVID-19 response should give people confidence in future, says S Jaishankar

A report by Microsoft revealed that hackers for the Russian and North Korean governments have targeted more than half a dozen of organisations involved in the COVID-19 treatment and vaccine research from around the globe.

Hackers from Russia, North Korea targeted COVID-19 vaccine: Microsoft

Israel signed a deal with Pfizer Inc on Friday to receive 8 million doses of the drugmaker`s potential COVID-19 vaccine, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said, enough to cover close to half of Israel`s population.

Israel signs deal with Pfizer for potential COVID-19 vaccine

The Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison has extended wishes to Indians across the globe for Diwali saying the festival carries "a special significance" this year as the world has been taken over by the coronavirus pandemic.

Australian PM Scott Morrison sends Diwali message amid COVID-19 pandemic

Megastar Chiranjeevi has tested negative for COVID 19 now. He revealed that the earlier test's result, which showed that he was positive for the virus, was faulty.

Chiranjeevi tests negative for COVID 19: Earlier test result was faulty

For the first time, the United States reported more than 150,000 new coronavirus cases in a single day, driven by record infection counts in more than a dozen states.

US records highest single-day spike with over 150,000 new COVID-19 cases

The coronavirus pandemic may have shut Czech theatres for now but some Prague residents hungry for entertainment have found that watching a live performance can be as easy as grabbing a takeaway.

Czech group offers 'take-away' theatre amid COVID lockdown

Production on the second season of Netflix’s The Witcher has been put on hold temporarily after several members of the production unit on the fantasy epic series were tested positive for the coronavirus.

Netflix halts 'The Witcher' production following multiple positive COVID-19 tests

India's coronavirus cases crossed the 8.5 million mark on Sunday as 45,674 new cases and 559 more COVID-19 deaths were reported, official data showed. While the country's total tally reached 8,507,754, its COVID-19 death toll totalled 126,121, as per the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare (MoHFW) data.

India's COVID-19 tally crosses 8.5 million mark; 559 deaths reported

Worldwide coronavirus cases crossed 50 million-mark and the death toll jumped to 1,253,110, according to Johns Hopkins University on Sunday. Europe, with 12.6 million confirmed cases for more than 305,000 deaths, is the worst-hit region, ahead of Latin America and the Caribbean with 11.

Worldwide coronavirus cases cross 50 million-mark

Amid a recent resurgence of new Covid-19 cases across Pakistan, the country has for the first time since July has reported more than 1,500 single-day confirmed infections, according to health authorities.

Pakistan's daily COVID-19 cases top 1,500 since July

With a fresh spike of 50,356 coronavirus infections and 577 deaths in 24 hours, India's tally on Saturday rose to 8,462,080, said the Union Ministry of Health and Family Welfare.

COVID-19: India records 50,356 cases; recovery rate stands at 92.41%

As the European countries are going into a second lockdown due to the fears of a second wave of the novel coronavirus, a study has found out that the deadly virus has been spread to the whole world from Europe.

Study finds Europe responsible for spreading coronavirus as cases cross 12 million

Donald Trump's chief of staff, Mark Meadows, has reportedly tested positive for coronavirus. The news broke out after it was reported that Meadows has told his close associates about him contracting the deadly virus.

Donald Trump's chief of staff, Mark Meadows, tests positive for coronavirus: Reports

A nasal spray that blocks the absorption of the SARS-CoV-2 virus has completely protected ferrets it was tested on, according to a small study released Thursday by an international team of scientists.

Nasal spray prevents COVID infection in ferrets, study finds

As the coronavirus cases are on a rise again, India is combining resources to fast track the production of a COVID-19 vaccine, COVAXIN. A senior government scientist told a news agency, Reuters, that the COVID-19 vaccine could be launched by February 2021, as the vaccine trials have been showing good results and the last stage of the trial will begin this month.

India's COVID-19 vaccine to be ready by February: Sources

China has imposed fresh travel bans on non-Chinese arrivals from Britain and Belgium, as it guards against a resurgence of the coronavirus by refusing entry to people from two of Europe's worst-hit nations.

Beijing bars arrivals from UK, Belgium due to second COVID-19 waves

As the UK went into another nationwide lockdown, Britain's roads were flooded with vehicles causing traffic jams of nearly 1,200 miles. The capital city of Britain, London, recorded nearly 2,624 traffic jams in the city within a few hours.

Traffic jams as long as 1200 miles seen in London before coronavirus lockdown

As the US election results were announced in several states on November 03, news broke out in North Dakota about a Republican candidate, David Andahl, winning one of two seats in the race for North Dakota's 8th district.

David Andahl, US Republican candidate, who died from COVID-19, wins US district elections

Despite a continued spike in the number of new COVID-19 cases, Pakistan`s National Coordination Committee (NCC) has ruled out imposing a complete lockdown in the country to stem the virus spread.

Pakistan rules out complete lockdown despite surge in COVID-19 cases

The Australian government has agreed to purchase two more COVID-19 vaccines in development, beefing up the country`s prospective arsenal against the pandemic to 135 million doses as it aims to complete a mass inoculation programme within months.

Australia orders more COVID-19 vaccines for total of 135 million doses

The Finance Ministry on Tuesday said there has been no increase in service charges by any public sector bank even as Bank of Baroda decided to withdraw changes made with regard to the number of free cash deposit transactions in a bank account per month.

No hike in service charges by PSU banks due to COVID-19, says Finance Ministry

A few days after a Tunisian man killed three people and injured several more in a knife attack in the French city Nice, the attacker has now tested positive for the novel coronavirus.

Nice attack: Tunisian knife attacker tests positive for coronavirus

India in a statement at the United Nations General Assembly has highlighted how Pakistan has increased its support to cross border terror amid COVID pandemic but also fanned hate speech.

Pakistan has enhanced support to cross-border terrorism amid COVID pandemic: India

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