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For Quick Alerts Subscribe Now Coronavirus: Planning to get vaccinated tomorrow, says Harsh Vardhan View Sample For Quick Alerts ALLOW NOTIFICATIONS For Daily Alerts #Jnu Protest at Gateway of India: Mumbai cops charge 36 #Jnu JNU to re-open from Monday; students have to undergo 7-day self-quarantine #Jnu Hope Swami Vivekananda's statue teaches everyone devotion, intense love towards nation: PM Modi #Jnu JNU student Sharjeel Imam arrested for Delhi riots #Jnu JNU warns its students against providing shelter to Delhi violence victims #Jnu Guwahati local court sends Sharjeel Imam to 4-day police remand Just In 12 min ago Spectrum auctions underway; 2,251.25 megahertz radiowaves valued at Rs 3.92 lakh cr up for bidding 21 min ago Inspired, humbled says Bharat Biotech after PM Modi gets vaccination 32 min ago Chhattisgarh Budget: ... » Learn More about JNU allows final-year MPhil students on campus

Citibank NA , the largest foreign bank in India, may be closing down its consumer banking division, joining a host of overseas lenders to have shut shop in India over the last few years. Earlier this month, Bloomberg had reported that the bank is looking to divest some units in retail banking in the Asia-Pacific region, including those in South Korea, Thailand, the Philippines, and Australia. Reports now say it may look at hiving off its consumer banking unit in India too. The move comes when there is stress in retail portfolios due to pandemic and business is undergoing a slowdown. Interestingly, this development comes when HSBC recently reported hitting $1 billion profit in India. In September 2020, Citibanks's head of consumer banking in the country, Shinjini Kumar, has stepped down after three years at the helm, the American lender said on Wednesday. Kumar, 53, had joined the bank in 2017 from Paytm Payments Bank, where she was the chief executive. Recent ... » Learn More about Citi may shutter consumer banking biz in India

By T Radhakrishna Andhra Pradesh is embarking on a new technology mission in a major push to reforms in education . Setting up of remote learning centers at 15,000 villages, providing laptops along with the connectivity, strengthening learning resources, including multi-media studios at state universities, and a new university for emerging technologies are some initiatives in the pipeline as part of the digital transformation. “In a couple of years from now, Andhra Pradesh will become the first state in the country to implement the technology in full-scale, augmenting and enhancing the quality of education,” Satish Chandra, special chief secretary, department of higher education , government of Andhra Pradesh, and K Hemachandra Reddy , chairman, Andhra Pradesh State Council of Higher Education (APSCHE), told ETGovernment in an interview. Edited Excerpts: How are you gearing up for digital-transformation in education? What has been your experience in ... » Learn More about Andhra Pradesh to adopt blended learning to enhance quality of education

Video Player Close A health worker receives a dose of COVID-19 vaccine from China's Sinovac on the first day of the vaccination at the Lung Center of the Philippines in Manila, the Philippines on March 1, 2021. The Philippines launched its coronavirus vaccination campaign on Monday, less than a day after the arrival of the Sinovac vaccine CoronaVac donated by China. (Xinhua/Rouelle Umali) MANILA, March 1 (Xinhua) -- The Philippines launched its coronavirus vaccination campaign on Monday, less than a day after the arrival of the Sinovac vaccine CoronaVac donated by China. Simultaneous vaccination took place in hospitals in Metro Manila on Monday morning. The Philippines' Department of Health said the Sinovac vaccines "will also be rolled out in other parts of the country in the coming days." The government aims to inoculate up to 70 million Filipinos this year to achieve herd immunity, starting with health care workers, the elderly, and the poor communities. The ... » Learn More about Philippines starts rollout of China’s Sinovac COVID-19 vaccine

NEW DELHI: The second phase of the nationwide COVID-19 vaccination drive for people above 60 years and those aged 45 and above with comorbidities will begin from Monday (March 1, 2021). People can register themselves on the government’s Co-WIN2.0 portal that will open at 9 AM on Monday. How To Register For Vaccination? Citizens will be able to register and book an appointment for vaccination, anytime and anywhere, using the Co-WIN 2.0 portal or through other IT applications such as Arogya Setu. Registration will open at 9 AM on March 1 at www.Cowin.Gov.In , the Health Ministry said. Who All Are Eligible? All citizens that are aged, or will attain the age of 60 or more as on January 1, 2022, are eligible to register, in addition to all such citizens that are aged, or will attain the age of 45 to 59 years as on January 1, 2022, and have any of the specified 20 comorbidities. This information was shared during the orientation workshop organised by the Union Health ... » Learn More about COVID-19: Second phase of vaccination drive begins today, citizens can register on Co-WIN2.0 portal

New Delhi : The Centre has released a list of private hospitals that can participate in the countrywide COVID-19 vaccination program which aims to vaccinate the age-appropriate groups from Monday (March 1, 2021). The private sector participation is being scaled up in the coronavirus vaccination program as over 10,000 hospitals under the Ayushman Bharat-PMJAY and 687 hospitals under the Central Government Health Scheme (CGHS) can be used by states as COVID Vaccination Centres (CVCs). Come March 1, the nationwide coronavirus vaccination program will be exponentially expanded to the following age-groups: i) All citizens above 60 years of age, and ii) Those within the age bracket of 45 to 59 years with specified co-morbidities. According to the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, the Health Departments of the State Governments have already initiated dialogue with the given private hospitals so that they can be encouraged to participate in this drive as CVCs. ... » Learn More about Centre releases list of private hospitals that can participate in COVID-19 vaccination drive from March 1

A study drove by the 'American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology' discovered that the antibodies that help in guarding against the COVID-19 infection are transferred from mothers to their babies while in the womb. This discovery adds to growing evidence that suggests that pregnant women who generate protective antibodies after contracting the coronavirus often convey some of that natural immunity to their fetuses. The findings also lend support to the idea that vaccinating mothers-to-be may also have benefits for their newborns. "Since we can now say that the antibodies pregnant women make against COVID-19 have been shown to be passed down to their babies, we suspect that there`s a good chance they could pass down the antibodies the body makes after being vaccinated as well," said Dr Yawei Jenny Yang, an assistant professor of pathology and laboratory medicine at Weill Cornell Medicine and the study`s senior author. Dr Yang and her team analysed blood samples from 88 ... » Learn More about Coronavirus antibodies move from pregnant ladies to their infants, new study finds

A source in the government said hackers have been trying to target the country’s power utilities since February. Last month’s power outage in the Mumbai Metropolitan Region (MMR) was possibly the result of a sophisticated sabotage attempt involving foreign entities, a probe carried out by the state police’s cyber cell has revealed. The month-long probe detected presence of multiple “suspicious log – ins” into the servers connected with power supply and transmission utilities by accounts operating from Singapore and a few other south Asian countries. The state police is now coordinating with national agencies to determine if these “intrusions, interferences” were part of a coordinated effort aimed at crippling the country’s financial capital. Untitled Carousel Nitin Raut on Mumbai power outage: Possibility of sabotage can't be ruled out “The possibility of foul play/sabotage can’t be denied in the power outage incident of Mumbai, Thane and Navi Mumbai on ... » Learn More about October 12 blackout was a sabotage

Marelli , on Monday appointed Sherry Vasa as EVP, Chief People and Organization Officer. Under her new role, Vasa will lead the newly-created people and organisation function, the company said in a release. According to the company, this new function incorporates HR to focus more on people and teams as well as broader organisational development. It will play a principal role in building an organisation that is centered around Marelli’s values and long-term goals, the company added. Marelli CEO and president, Beda Bolzenius, said, “Sherry brings a wealth of experience in change management, talent development, operational efficiency and recruitment. With her proven track record in building and leading top-performing teams with a focus on culture, engagement, transparency and collaboration, she will play a critical role in the transformation of Marelli.” Vasa is a global executive who has spent years living in the US, Asia/Pacific, and Europe working for some of the Fortune ... » Learn More about Marelli appoints Sherry Vasa as Chief People and Organization Officer

Video Player Close South Korean President Moon Jae-in delivers a nationally televised speech to mark the 102nd anniversary of the 1919 March 1 Independence Movement that took place during the 1910-45 Japanese colonization of the Korean Peninsula, in Seoul, South Korea, March 1, 2021. South Korean President Moon Jae-in said Monday that his government is ready to talk with Japan amid the prolongation of the frayed ties between Seoul and Tokyo over historical and trade issues. (South Korea Presidential Blue House/Handout via Xinhua) SEOUL, March 1 (Xinhua) -- South Korean President Moon Jae-in said Monday that his government is ready to talk with Japan amid the prolongation of the frayed ties between Seoul and Tokyo over historical and trade issues. "Our government is ready to sit down and have talks with the Japanese government at any time," Moon said in his nationally televised speech to mark the 102nd anniversary of the independence movement on March 1, 1919 that took ... » Learn More about S. Korean president says ready to talk with Japan amid frayed ties