Dilip Kumar has not been informed about the terrible news of their brothers' deaths. The veteran actor's younger brothers Ehsaan and Aslam Khan passed away due to COVID-19.

Dilip Kumar has not been informed about the death of his brothers, says Saira Banu

French pharmaceutical giant Sanofi on Thursday said it would start human trials of the potential coronavirus vaccine it is developing with British peer GSK, following promising preliminary tests.

Sanofi, GSK to start clinical tests of virus vaccine

After a new cluster of novel coronavirus was found in the country, Malaysia has decided to add the United States, United Kingdom and France to a 'no entry' list.

After banning Indians, Malaysia adds US, UK and France citizens to 'no entry' list

After a video emerged of Nancy Pelosi, Speaker of the United States House of Representatives, violating coronavirus rules by visiting a hair salon, the US President Donald Trump took to twitter to disapprove of the violations.

'Crazy Nancy': Trump calls out Pelosi for defying COVID rules in salon visit

A serosurvey conducted by the government authorities in between mid-July and early-August has indicated that one-fifth of Chennai’s population has been exposed to the SARS-CoV-2 infection.

Chennai: 1 in 5 locals have been exposed to COVID-19: Govt survey

The Joint Entrance Examinations (JEE) Main for admission to the Indian Institutes of Technology (IIT) has begun with precautions amid COVID-19 on Tuesday, despite protests by Opposition parties and some students.

JEE main begins across India with COVID-19 precautions

With 69,921 people testing positive for coronavirus infection, India's COVID-19 tally mounted to 3,691,166, while recoveries surged to 2,839,882 on Tuesday pushing the recovery rate to 76.

COVID-19: Cases cross 3.5 million in India with 69,921 new cases

The death toll in India due to deadly covid-19 climbed to 65,288 with 819 new fatalities being reported in a span of 24 hours, the data updated at 8 am showed. On Monday, Maharashtra reported 184 deaths, Karnataka has added 113, followed by Tamil Nadu (91), AP (85), and UP (63) while overall 819 Covid-19 deaths were recorded.

Coronavirus in India: These five states account for 65% of deaths in the last 24 hours

The Government of Malaysia will block Indians from entering the country starting Monday due to the high rate of increase in COVID-19 positive cases in India. Also read | COVID-19: Cases cross 3.

Malaysia bans Indians from entering the country due to growing number of COVID-19 infections

French pharma giant Sanofi said Tuesday that international Phase 3 clinical tests of its Kevzara drug for serious Covid-19 cases had proved inconclusive and it was halting the trial.

Sanofi halts trial of Covid-19 drug after tests

Following the release of the Unlock 4.0 guidelines from the Home Ministry, the Tamil Nadu Government has announced the extension of the lockdown, along with several new relaxations.

Tamil Nadu Govt announces new relaxations in line with unlock 4.0 to resume economic activity 

Bangladesh`s Beximco Pharmaceuticals is investing in the Serum Institute of India (SII) to ensure Dhaka gets priority access to COVID-19 vaccines being developed by the Indian drug manufacturer, the company said on Friday.

Bangladesh's Beximco signs COVID-19 vaccine deal with India's Serum Institute

The ruling Communist Party of Nepal's central secretariat meeting scheduled for Saturday has been cancelled as two senior ministers are in self-isolation after a staff member tested positive for coronavirus.

Nepal ruling party's Standing Committee meeting postponed

India has one of the lowest global COVID fatality rates and is working on the coronavirus vaccine development, Health Minister Dr Harsh Vardhan said on Saturday.

India has one of lowest global COVID-19 fatality rates, 0.29% cases on ventilators: Harsh Vardhan

A new study looking at male and female immune responses to the new coronavirus may shed new light on why men are more likely to become seriously ill with Covid-19, researchers said Wednesday.

Women may mount stronger COVID-19 immune response

Last week, Ireland's Parliament was recalled as the lawmakers were spotted enjoying a dinner party defying the reimposed coronavirus regulations. Now, on Thursday, the Irish government has been asked to propose names for replacement for the position of the EU trade commissioner after Phil Hogan resigned for breaching coronavirus guidelines.

Ireland to nominate replacement of Phil Hogan for EU trade chief role

A study conducted by researchers of the United Kingdom has rvealed that chemicals present in insect spray can kill the novel coronavirus. The preliminary study has been conducted by scientists at the Defence Science and Technology Laboratory (DSTL).

Chemical present in insect spray can kill coronavirus: Study

A packed aircraft, difficulty in breathing, numerous thermal checks and social distancing — the pandemic has surely made vacations a challenging experience. Going to Italian beaches or staying at hawaiin shacks is now a waste of time and money as the visitors mainly will have to stay indoors or go outside to find majority popular attractions closed.

Travellers opt for 'staycation' amid threats of second wave of COVID-19

The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) does not harbor "deep state" elements, the agency's head told Reuters on Monday, rejecting criticism from President Donald Trump that staff there were trying to delay a coronavirus vaccine.

FDA commissioner disputes Trump, says no 'deep state' thwarting vaccine

Chinese Trump wax statue makers face losses amid coronavirus

A resport in a Southern French city, also known as the 'Nudist City', has become the recent COVID-19 hotspot in the country after hundreds of people tested positive for the novel coronavirus.

World's largest 'nudist' resort becomes COVID-19 hotspot after hundreds test positive

South Korean authorities reported the highest daily rise in novel coronavirus cases since early March on Sunday, saying tougher social distancing rules may be needed as outbreaks continued to spread from a Seoul church and other gatherings.

South Korea reports biggest rise in coronavirus cases since March

The World Health Organization (WHO) said children aged 12 and over should wear masks to help tackle the COVID-19 pandemic under the same conditions as adults, while children between six and 11 should wear them on a risk-based approach.

WHO says children aged 12 and over should wear masks like adults

Probably not. That is, the latest attempt to demonstrate that the COVID-19 pandemic arose from a naturally-occurring transmission from animals to humans has failed, leaving a laboratory origin as the only logical conclusion.

Did the COVID-19 virus cause the Chinese miners’ deaths in 2012?

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