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    Pandemic pushes 32m Indians out of middle class, says Pew Research

    18 Mar 2021

    The number of Indians in the middle class, or those earning between $10 and $20 a day, shrunk by about 32 million, compared with the number that could have been reached in the absence of a pandemic, the Pew Research Centre said.

    Lawmakers call for England to allow protests during lockdown

    20 Mar 2021

    The group of lawmakers, including Conservative Member of Parliament Steve Baker, and Ed Davey, the leader of the Liberal Democrats, said that protest should not be a criminal offence.

    Thousands protest Europe virus curbs; London police arrest 36

    21 Mar 2021

    The Metropolitan Police Service said it had made 36 arrests, most for breaching months-old virus regulations that outlaw leaving home except for a limited number of reasons.

    Second virus surge grips India on first anniversary of lockdown

    22 Mar 2021

    A year ago, India had observed what Prime Minister Narendra Modi called a people’s curfew, marking the start of a chaotic nationwide lockdown in a bid to contain the virus. With 11.6 million cases, India is now the worst-affected country after the United States and Brazil.

    Coronavirus saw 1.5 million years of life lost across the UK

    23 Mar 2021

    Each casualty of the virus lost an average of 10 years of life when they died, according to an analysis by respected think tank the Health Foundation.

    Britain injects $91 billion fund to prop up virus-hit economy

    03 Mar 2021

    Britain’s treasury chief on Wednesday announced an additional 65 billion pounds ($91 billion) of support for an economy ravaged by the coronavirus pandemic, extending job support programs and temporary tax cuts to help workers and businesses in his

    New Zealand imposes second restriction this month on Auckland

    28 Feb 2021

    The nearly 2 million population have been placed on a seven-day lockdown due to a case of a person that had been infectious for a week but not in isolation.

    A whole new virtual world dominates society

    28 Feb 2021

    The coronavirus pandemic has undoubtedly revolutionised the way of living in many parts of the world. There is no need to go to a shopping mall, everything can be ordered online. There is no need for a cinema. Streaming platforms will unveil the latest

    New Zealand imposes 3-day lockdown on Auckland after 3 new local COVID-19 cases

    14 Feb 2021

    New Zealand Prime Minsiter Jacinda Ardern on Sunday announced a three-day lockdown in the country's biggest city Auckland, after three new local COVID-19 cases were reported.

    Saudi Arabia extends entertainment, dine-in coronavirus restrictions

    14 Feb 2021

    Saudi Arabia has extended by 20 days restrictions on entertainment activities, gatherings, and dine-in restaurant services to curb the spread of coronavirus.

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