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Professor Gyaneshwer Chaubey, senior geneticist of the zoology department in the Banaras Hindu University (BHU), has said that the third wave of coronavirus would be less severe and deadly, especially for the vaccinated group of people, those who have been cured of the virus and the children.

3rd Covid wave to be less severe, says BHU scientist

More than 12,000 people in Uttar Pradesh's Firozabad district are suffering from viral fever, according to the state health department officials.

Over 12k in grip of viral fever in UP's Firozabad

A sub-inspector of Jammu and Kashmir Police (SI) was critically injured on Sunday in a terrorist attack in Srinagar city.

Sub-inspector critically injured in Srinagar militant attack

Heavy rains waterlogged several areas of the national capital's IGI Airport here on Saturday morning.

Delhi airport flooded after rains, receives highest rainfall since 1975

Facebook-owned WhatsApp has completed building end-to-end encrypted backups and will soon begin rolling out this extra layer of privacy and security protection to the users, the company announced on Friday.

WhatsApp announces end-to-end mencrypted backups for privacy, security

Children need not be vaccinated for schools to reopen, NITI Aayog's Member, Health, Dr V.K. Paul announced on Thursday.

Schools can reopen without vaccinating children, says V.K. Paul

While cautioning people against the upcoming festive season, Union Health Secretary Rajesh Bhushan said on Thursday that despite the decrease in daily Covid-19 cases, people should not let their guards down as the second wave of the pandemic is yet to end.

Health Secy says 2nd wave not over, cautions against festive season

The Supreme Court on Wednesday said presuming all deaths due to Covid-19 during the second wave of the pandemic were due to negligence would be "too much"

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