iPhone | iPad
Android
Huawei
Afghanistan registered a first ever triumph over South Africa when they won the opening ODI on Wednesday by six wickets
KT APPDOWNLOAD
Covid-19: India logs over 38,000 new cases, 617 deaths
Reuters
New Delhi - The daily positivity rate remains less than 3 per cent for 12 days.
India on Saturday reported 38,628 new Covid-19 cases in the last 24 hours, according to the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare on Saturday. With this, the daily positivity rate remained less than 3 per cent for the last 12 days.
The cumulative caseload in the country reached 31,895,385 including 412,153 active infections. The active cases constitute only 1.29 per cent of the total infections.
Recoveries of 40,017 patients during the last 24 hours pushed the overall recoveries to 31,055,861. At present, India's recovery rate now stands at 97.37 per cent.
The weekly positivity rate remained below 5 per cent and is currently at 2.39 per cent.
The country recorded 427,371 deaths due to Covid-19, of which 617 deaths were recorded in the last 24 hours.
The testing capacity has substantially ramped up and so far 478.3 million tests have been conducted.
India crossed a significant milestone of administering 500 million vaccine doses under a nationwide vaccination drive.
More news from
The Jharkhand government says the restriction aims to ensure 'a free, fair, and transparent' staff recruitment test
Before handing that termination letter, remember that most people don't wake up deciding to underperform
The footage showed three soldiers on the roof of a building, dragging, pushing and in one case kicking what appear to be dead men off the edge
At this year’s gathering of the UNGA, the official guide lists 580 events across 17 categories, with 249 focusing on AI and technology
Lebanon's health ministry said at least 14 people died in the attack and the toll was expected to climb
Mist may form, and the weather will be humid by night and Sunday morning
These international buyers highlight a growing trend, where people from countries with limited iPhone supply are taking advantage of Dubai’s quick access to the latest gadgets