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India witnesses surge in Covid-19 cases after days of lull

42,015 new cases and 3,998 deaths in last 24 hours. PRAVASISAMWAD.COM After days of lull India on Wednesday (July

US eases travel advisory for its citizens travelling from India

Besides India, the travel recommendations to Pakistan have also been eased from Level 4 to Level 3. PRAVASISAMWAD.COM Declining

US, allies accuse China of widespread cybercrime, massive Microsoft Exchange hack

Only in US more than 30,000 organisations faced Microsoft Exchange hack PRAVASISAMWAD.COM The US and its key allies, including

At 30,093 new Covid-19 cases, India records lowest in 125 days

Two-thirds of the Indian population have developed antibodies against Covid-19 PRAVASISAMWAD.COM With decreasing trend in daily Covid-19 positivity rate, India

Travel ban puts Indian students enrolled in foreign universities in a fix

There are Indian students enrolled in Canada, Germany and Italy. They are stuck in India while classes in the universities

Monkey B Virus has claimed its first victim in China, no vaccine to counter the Monkey B Virus

The Monkey BV is caused by macaques, a genus of Old World monkeys that serve as the natural host. While

Pegasus Spyware: Journalists, rights activists, journalists at risk across globe

Indian Government rubbished the Opposition allegations that the government was targeting the journalists, activists and dissidents through the Pegasus spyware

Outdated US H-1B visa policy making Indians move to Canada

There has been decline in number of Indian students going for graduate-level computer science and engineering at US universities PRAVASISAMWAD.COM

Increase in govt demands to remove content of reporters, news outlets; India tops the list for information requests: Twitter

Twitter removed five tweets from journalists and news publishers. India submitted most of the removal requests, followed by Turkey, Pakistan

Top Indian intelligence agencies suggested charging Nambi Narayanan: Ex-DGP Siby Mathews

The ISRO spy case had hit the headlines in 1994. It had charges of transferring confidential documents about India’s space