 | Mumbai: ED registers money laundering case in connection with oxygen plant fraudWhile Chheda was fined Rs 3.16 crore for the delays, investigations revealed that the civic officials should have collected another Rs 6 crore as a penalty from him, the official said. |
 | How COVID-19 pandemic enabled new forms of economic abuse of Indian womenResearch reveals an alarming surge in economic violence during lockdowns, exposing vulnerable women to exploitation. |
 | Pneumonia outbreak in China, disease X: Odisha to strengthen public health labs for future pandemicsThe surveillance will be intensified in an integrated way with the involvement of all stakeholders, including the wildlife, agriculture, veterinary and disaster management wings. |
 | Covid warrior’s kin to be given Rs 1 crore, Delhi govt assures High CourtPooja, wife of the deceased police official, approached the high court after not receiving the compensation announced by the Delhi government for those who died while performing Covid duty. |
 | Experts in Kerala blame online learning for students’ short attention spanArun Surendran, strategic director and principal, Trinity College of Engineering, Thiruvananthapuram, also echoes the sentiments of Kaikasi. |
 | International students have returned to US colleges, fueled by a surge from IndiaAmerican colleges enrolled nearly 269,000 students from India, more than ever and second only to China. Most came for graduate programs, often in science, technology and business. |
 | WeWork bankruptcy: India biz will not be affected, says CEOThe SoftBank-backed office-sharing company tried to go public but failed five years ago and the pandemic caused further pain as many firms ended their leases. |
 | Post-pandemic renaissance of shared office spacesEmployee discontent took its toll, and so did exiting membership during the pandemic. |
 | Bye home!: End of remote work era as tech companies make work from office mandatoryTop IT firms like TCS, Infosys and Wipro gradually calling back their employees to office |
 | Tourist visa off for Indian arrivals in LankaCurrently, many Asian destinations are competing to raise their tourism market, which fell after Covid pandemic. |
 | ‘Karo Nature’ calls for change in three secondsDespite locals not being aware of this short film, which was made at a cost of around Rs 10,000, including censor certification and editing, it is noteworthy that it is gaining world recognition |
 | World Physiotherapy Day: Government urged to establish more physiotherapy colleges in TNPhysiotherapy has become a pivotal branch in all medical fields and has been witnessing overwhelming demand post Covid-19 pandemic. |
 | Adi Dravidar welfare in school education minister's constituency a picture of neglectPrior to the Covid-19 pandemic outbreak, the school enrolment rate was over 500. Currently, only 170 students are enrolled. |
 | Panel to probe Covid-19 ‘irregularities’ in KarnatakaThe notification also stated that the government expects the commission to complete the probe within three months. |
 | Kerala model and the pandemic pinchThe latest book by the 75-year-old former professor and head of the Kerala University economics department examines the crisis induced by Covid-19 in the state. |
 | Astro tourism resorts hot destination for city dwellersResidents of Delhi, for whom Sariska has always been a favoured destination, are now clearly spoilt for choice. |
 | Vision Tuition‘Mission Vidyapura’, the brainchild of Vijayapura Zilla Panchayat CEO Rahul Shinde, offers online tuition to students of government-run hostels to help them excel in academics |
 | This WhatsApp ‘Community’ from Tamil Nadu fought pandemic stormKathiravan was the light of 13 Irula families in Marimanapalli village as he was instrumental in bringing electricity to the settlement, suffering for over two decades. |
 | Opportunities abound as gig economy sets the pace and buzz in KeralaAccording to V Sreekumar, secretary of GTech, there has been a corresponding growth in the number of freelance workers in the IT sector in the state. |
 | India eases COVID-19 rules for international flyers, RT-PCR tests droppedThe new guidelines will be applicable at all points of entry including airports, seaports, and land borders. |
