The refiner said it has not revised its capex downward despite the covid-19 impact on the company."We are would be spending ₹12000 crore towards capital expenditure.

For new projects, we will be prioritizing or phasing them out. Our major vizag and Mumbai refinery expansions are in advanced stage and we would be commissioning them this fiscal.

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₹3,797.08 crore in the three months ended 31 March from ₹3,481.90 crore a year earlier, the company said in a filing to the stock exchanges on Friday evening. That compares with the ₹3,511.50 crore profit estimate in a Bloomberg survey of 14 analysts.Revenue from operations, however, dropped 6.4% to ₹11,420.04 crore from a year earlier.

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TOWIE star Georgia Kousoulou's nan tests positive for coronavirus in care home

TOWIE's Georgia Kousoulou has revealed that her nan contracted coronavirus while living at a care home.

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Coronavirus: Red Cross to gradually take over from military in Quebec long-term care homes

Red Cross will be sent to long-term care homes in Quebec as the Canadian Armed Forces wraps up its mission.Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said the situation has been stabilized at some of the care homes, which have suffered deadly outbreaks of the novel coronavirus as well as staffing shortages. He said the members would remain in the homes until they were designated “green” in the province’s classification system.“We’re making sure that the military does not leave any situation until it has been stabilized,” he said in an address at a brewery in Kanata, Ont.

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Pink and Carey Hart enjoy a day on the water with their kids as they vacation in Lake Shasta

Pink and her husband Carey Hart got away from their home, in the Santa Ynez Valley.With their daughter Willow, nine, and Jameson, three, the couple traveled to Lake Shasta for a relaxing vacation.They both shared photos from boating excursion to Instagram on Thursday as they enjoyed wakeboarding and swimming. Unplugging: Pink and Carey Hartboth shared photos from boating excursion to Instagram on Thursday as they enjoyed wakeboarding and swimming on Lake Shasta with their two kids'Lake Shasta has my heart,' the singer (bornAlecia Beth Moore) wrote alongside a picture of Carey driving the boat.

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₹36.46 crore for the March quarter as against ₹68.74 crore in the same period a year ago, on account of COVID-19 disrupting the supply chain NEW DELHI : State-run electronics manufacturing firm ITI Ltd on Friday posted a 47% drop in consolidated profit at ₹36.46 crore for the March quarter on account of COVID-19 disrupting the supply chain.The company had reported a profit of ₹68.74 crore in the same period a year ago. "The manufacturing operations completely stopped from March 22. The impact of coronavirus was there on the supply chain at the beginning of March."Components from China and neighbouring countries could not be sourced due to COVID-19 crisis.

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Perthshire man leaves COVID-19 intensive care unit after 86 days

Perthshire orthodontist was applauded by NHS staff after he was discharged from the COVID-19 intensive care unit after 86 daysProfessor Grant McIntyre became unwell with COVID-19 at the end of March and was admitted to Ninewells Hospital where he has spent almost three months receiving ICU treatment.the 49-year-old spent around a week in Ninewells before being moved to Aberdeen Royal Infirmary for six weeks where he received ECMO treatment, a technique which provides cardiac and respiratory support to sustain blood oxygenation levels, like an artificial lung.Man assaulted on bridge while out walking his dogSince returning to Ninewells, his condition has steadily improved and yesterday he was moved out of the COVID-19 ICU and into a

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Youngster in shielding family says 'It's saving my dad’s life which is all I care about'

A Hamilton family welcomed the extension of the shielding period for vulnerable people and is urging everyone to do the same.Living with blood cancer for over four years, Nigel Irwin has been classed in the highest risk category and has been self isolating at home in High Earnock since lockdown measures were introduced, along with wife Jude and 12-year-old son Joshua.But the trio have been in fantastic spirits despite their restrictions, and have placed safety and protecting Nigel before everything else when they learned he would be four times more likely to die from coronavirus if infected.Nigel was diagnosed with a rare form of non-Hodgkin lymphoma in November 2015.Joshua has been maturely voicing his family’s stance on shielding.

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Indian economy in deep trouble, growth to contract by 5% this fiscal: S&P

NEW DELHI : S&P Global Ratings has said that Indian economy is in deep trouble with growth expected to contract by 5% this fiscal."India's economy is in deep trouble.

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PM Modi says Uttar Pradesh will generate 1.25 crore jobs in coming days

₹5,000 crore to 3.25 crore women under the Jan Dhan Yojana in the last few months, Modi added.Last week, Modi had virtually launched the Garib Kalyan Rozgar Abhiyan with the aim to provide employment to migrant workers who returned to their villages during the two month long nationwide lockdown imposed to curb spread of coronavirus. Both Bihar, where the scheme was first launched last week, and Uttar Pradesh are two of the most hit states due to reverse migration over the last three months which was triggered due to the nationwide lockdown imposed to control the spread of coronavirus pandemic.The Centre had chosen 116 worst affected districts by reverse migration across six states.

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Shouting distance: Henry, Werner cheer Liverpool title

They had waited 10 years for this, just the last of three decades of frustration for Liverpool supporters that included tragedy and heartbreak yet rarely silenced the passionate scouse voices singing in the Kop.When the final whistle sounded at London's Stamford Bridge, John Henry was in Brookline, Massachusetts, just outside Boston, where he's been in lock down with wife Linda. Tom Werner was on Cape Cod.They had restored Liverpool to the top, just like they had with the Boston Red Sox.

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PM Modi launches UP's mega employment scheme to provide jobs to 1.25 crore migrant workers

'Atma Nirbhar Uttar Pradesh Rozgar Abhiyan' scheme seeks to promote local entrepreneurship and create partnership with industrial associations to provide employment opportunities.About 1.25 crore migrant workers, who lost their jobs during the coronavirus pandemic, are expected to benefit from the programme.At the virtual launch, Modi interacted with villagers from six districts of Uttar Pradesh.

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World's largest covid care centre is coming up in Delhi. See pics

ANIThe District Magistrate said that the entire facility will be air-conditioned and meals will be provided by Radha Soami Centre.There will be two doctors, along with nurses, ward boys and cleaners in every ward, he added."The centre has a big contribution in the fight against COVID-19. We are working in every area be it ambulances, medicine or storage.

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₹2,590 crore in debt from Farallon Capital

₹2,590 crore through issuance of debt securities to US-based investment firm Farallon Capital, said a person aware of the development.Farallon is a San Francisco based investment firm with $29 billion in assets under management."The money was raised through three year NCDs (non-convertible debentures) at a rate of 9%," said the person, adding that the capital will be used for repayment of existing loans of the group as well as for other purposes.Farallon is an active investor in India and recently invested $49 million in debt instruments of Emami group companies.Spokespersons for Piramal Enterprises and Farallon could not be immediately reached for a comment.The Piramal group has taken several steps in the past six months to manage its

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Quebec will not get the 1,000 military workers requested to help in care homes

[ Sign up for our Health IQ newsletter for the latest coronavirus updates ]Boisvert said recruitment is still underway and going well.

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Cara Delevingne looks casual chic on dinner date with Margaret Qualley and her sister Rainey in LA

Cara Delevingne appeared in high spirits after enjoying dinner with MargaretQualley at theChateau Marmont on Wednesday night in West Hollywood.The longtime friends, who have been regularly meeting up throughoutquarantine, were joined byMargaret's sisterRainey and a number of other pals.For her outing, the 27-year-old supermodel cut a casual figure in an over-sizedgeometric long sleeve with purple accents and a white CDC-recommended face mask. Friendly: Cara Delevingne appeared in high spirits after enjoying dinner with Margaret Qualley at the Chateau Marmont on Wednesday night in West HollywoodBothDelevingne and the 25-year-old Once Upon A Time...

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Coronavirus reveals difference in U.S., Canadian health care, former insurance executive says

coronavirus pandemic has unfolded in the U.S. and inCanada showthe flaws in for-profit health care, according to a former U.S.

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Philadelphia City Council approves fiscal year 2021 budget

PHILADELPHIA - Philadelphia City Council approved the fiscal year 2021 budget on Thursday that closes a projected $749 million budget gap directly related to the COVID-19 pandemic.The budget reduces funding to the Philadelphia Police Department by $33 million, funds important reforms in policing, restores $20 million to the Housing Trust Fund, earmarks another $25 million to reduce poverty and address disparities, and reduces some cuts to the arts and culture community."While the FY21 budget unfortunately has some deep cuts due to the fact that the City is constitutionally bound to pass a balanced budget, City Council worked tirelessly to restore some of the most painful cuts that were in the May proposed budget,” said

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CDC: Pregnant women with COVID-19 face more critical care

A US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) study published today in Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report found that pregnant women with COVID-19 are at increased risk for hospitalization, intensive care unit (ICU) admission, and mechanical ventilation but not death.

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People Who Live in a Nursing Home or Long-Term Care Facility

Symptoms of COVID-19 can range from mild symptoms to severe illness, sometimes resulting in death. Symptoms may appear 2–14 days after exposure.In some cases, older adults and people of any age with underlying health conditions may have symptoms that are not typically seen in others, or they may take longer than others to develop fever and other symptoms.In older adults, normal body temperature can be lower than in younger adults.

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Coronavirus: Ford defends handling of COVID-19 crisis in long-term care homes after damning report

Ontario Premier Doug Ford on Thursday defended Ontario’s handling of the COVID-19 crisis in the province’s long-term care homes after a report from the Canadian Institute for Health Information (CIHI) found Canada’s long-term care homes, of all the OECD countries, were the hardest hit by the novel coronavirus.

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Mumbai: Ashok Leyland Ltd has reported a sharp decline of 57% year-on-year in its standalone revenue from operations, which stood at ₹3,838 crore for the March quarter on steep fall in sales.

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Coronavirus: Trudeau says it’s ‘very clear’ Canada’s system of senior care has failed

Speaking outside of Rideau Cottage in Ottawa on Thursday, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said it was “very clear” that Canada’s system of senior care had failed during the COVID-19 outbreak, but stressed that fixing it would require a balance between federal and provincial jurisdiction and involvement.

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Nicola Sturgeon coronavirus update RECAP as care homes in Scotland set to reopen to visitors

coronavirus briefing in St Andrew's House, Edinburgh. The First Minister revealed the number of confirmed Covid-19 cases in Scotland dropped to five yesterday - the second day in a row it was in single figures.

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Reflecting on the military’s role in long-term care homes

Lt. Daniel Tioh reflects on the military’s role at long-term care homes and the disturbing findings they uncovered.

Coronavirus forces child-care centres to reduce capacity, leaving parents scrambling

Child-care centres across the country are slowly starting to reopen but operating at reduced capacity because of the coronavirus pandemic, meaning some parents may be out of luck for a spot.Antonette Williams from Toronto said she’s waiting to see if her two-year-old son will be heading back to daycare, which has been closed since March, in the upcoming weeks.“We don’t know at this point,” she said. “If we don’t have our spot back, we may have to look for full-time help, which is difficult.” Daycares are opening across the country, but can they really operate safely? Williams is a full-time student, and her husband recently returned to work.

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Halle Berry, 53, Goes Makeup Free Twirls Long Braids In Personalized Director’s Chair For New Movie

Halle Berry has a lot to celebrate! The actress, 53, will make her directorial debut in Bruised — a UFC inspired MMA movie — at the newly revamped 2020 Toronto Film Festival (TIFF) this September. She reposted a boomerang clip to her Instagram Stories, which showed her sitting in a custom director’s chair with her name printed on it in white writing. Halle re-shared the video from “Respin,” the digital health and wellness community she founded in April — partly inspired by her diabetes diagnosis at age 22.

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Care home visits will be allowed in Scotland from next month

care homes under a phased plan announced by the Scottish Government. Health Secretary Jeane Freeman said restricting visitors during the pandemic was a decision “not taken lightly” but “significant progress has been made”.

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59 patients sent to North Ayrshire care homes without being tested for Covid-19

A total of 59 patients discharged from hospital to North Ayrshire care homes were not tested for Covid-19 during the pandemic.Between March 10 and May 19 fewer than a third - 26 out of 85 people - who were sent from wards to nursing homes got the virus tests.So far in Ayrshire there have been 132 Covid-19 related deaths in care homes - latest figures show.Of those 47 took place in North Ayrshire.Tragically 22 residents have died of suspected or confirmed coronavirus at the Fullarton Care Home in Irvine.Nurse director Hazel Borland at the health board said: “Testing for Covid-19 has been available in Ayrshire and Arran for clinical diagnosis throughout the period of the Covid-19 pandemic."She added: “NHS Ayrshire and Arran has followed the

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Kejriwal govt responsible for rising Covid-19 cases in the national capital: Delhi BJP chief

Amit Shah personally looked into testing and mapping. Delhi government needs to be proactive.

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Capital can get ICICI Bank growth beyond pandemic survival

₹3000 crore in the past two months through stake sales in its insurance subsidiaries.What explains the need to raise more money when capital adequacy levels trump that of peers?As perverse as it may sound, the best time to raise capital is when you don’t need it immediately. Raising funds from a position of strength gives a good bargain for the lender.

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MUMBAI : Diagnostics chain Metropolis Healthcare Ltd's promoter Duru Sushil Shah has divested 3.05 million shares or 6.03% per cent stake in the company for ₹422.58 crore.The promoter shareholder divested 30,54,545 equity shares of the company constituting 6.03% of the issued and paid-up share capital of the company through a bulk deal at a price of ₹1,383.44 per equity share, Metropolis Healthcare said in a regulatory filing on Thursday.The proceeds from this divestment are intended to be used for repayment of loans availed by Metz Advisory LLP, a promoter group entity, according to the filing.

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Coronavirus vaccine alliance finds manufacturing capacity for 400 crore doses

'ALL HAS TO BE BUILT FROM SCRATCH'Manufacturing capacity has been easier to locate for vaccine candidates that employ traditional technology. But three of the candidates CEPI is backing involve more complex mRNA- or DNA-based technology.Since there has never been a licensed vaccine using those approaches, no network of contract manufacturers exists to support high-volume production, Robinson said."The capacity just isn't there and it all has to be built from scratch," he said.Access to medical glass is another known bottleneck.

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Updates to the CHSP Program Manual

CHSP Program Manual 2020–2022 on 1 July 2020.

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₹6 crore cash donated in just 2 weeks

TIRUPATI : In the last two weeks of reopening, Tirupati temple authorities have received cash donations of ₹6 crore.

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Emmerdale fans stunned as Al reveals he was an orphan and grew up in care

EMMERDALE fans were left stunned tonight as Al revealed he was an orphan and grew up in care. In a tense and emotionally charged lockdown episode, the dodgy businessman opened up to his son Ellis about his past.

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Pregnant Ciara Poses Makeup-Free In Her Bikini — See Her Fierce Photo Shoot!

Ciara is a glowing goddess!

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Pregnant Ciara Poses Makeup-Free in Her Bikini -- See Her Fierce Photo Shoot!

Ciara is a glowing goddess!The 34-year-old singer took to Instagram on Wednesday, sharing a series of snaps from a stunning outdoor pregnancy photo shoot. This marks Ciara's third pregnancy, and her second with husband Russell Wilson.

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Morrisons refuses carer's 10% discount leaving her 'in tears' after angry row

Morrisons claims she was left tearful and “humiliated” after she was refused the 10% discount offered to NHS workers. Denise Taylor works for a company called Comfort Call and provides people up to the age of 100 with help at home such as cooking, cleaning, shopping, personal care, bathing, dressing and medicating.She usually works as a supply teacher but decided to become a care worker during the pandemic.Denise was carrying her Comfort Call ID, in the Cheltenham branch of the supermarket, as well as a letter from the NHS confirming her status as a key worker.But Morrisons staff told her they need to see an official NHS photo ID badge for the discount.

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Nova Scotia to be added as defendant in proposed class action against Northwood

coronavirus pandemic.In a news release Wednesday, Wagners Law Firm said Erica Surette — the proposed class-action plaintiff — intends to add the province as a defendant in the lawsuit, which alleges Northwood breached its legal obligations to its residents due to “inaction and inadequate response to the COVID-19 pandemic.”The notice of intended action — a document that is served to the province in advance of adding it as a defendant in the lawsuit — alleges the province was “negligent in various ways,” which caused or contributed to the unsafe operation of Northwood Halifax.“The allegations relate to inadequate and negligent funding prior to and during the COVID-19 outbreak, notwithstanding known overcrowding issues, apparent need and the

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Anger at care home deaths as Nicola Sturgeon confronted over woman's tragic ordeal

coronavirus after being moved between care homes says it “should never have happened”. Margaret Laidlaw, 65, was diagnosed with Covid-19 in Midlothian, where she was transfered from an intermediate home “where she was happy”.

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Vande Bharat: 19,604 passengers flown to Mumbai from abroad

Vande Bharat programme undertaken to bring back Indians stranded in other countries.

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Crisis-hit Skye care home allowed to continue operating after 'making improvements'

coronavirus-hit care home will be able to continue operating after making improvements, a court has heard. The bid to suspend the the registration of Skye's Home Farm care home, which has been rocked by the death of ten residents in the outbreak, has now been dropped.

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National Care Service plan for Scotland backed by union

national care service to repair Scotland’s “broken” system after the coronavirus crisis. Unison said adult social care has been the “forgotten front line” in the response to the pandemic, with deaths in care homes rising even as they declined in hospitals.

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₹210 crore in Series E round led by CapitalG

₹210 crore in Series E funding, led by CapitalG, Alphabet’s independent growth fund. The round also saw participation from Aye’s existing investors LGT Lightstone, Falcon Edge Capital, A91 Partners and MAJ Invest.

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Coronavirus: Indoor visits at Manitoba personal care homes to require considerable planning

Manitoba developing outdoor shelters for personal care home visits, indoor visits to start Tuesday Legeros says indoor visitation is really a third option if the first two safer ways of visiting — virtually or outdoors — aren’t feasible.[ Sign up for our Health IQ newsletter for the latest coronavirus updates ]To accommodate indoor visits, care homes will have to find a designated room, preferably close to an entrance, and then have staff members set aside time to arrange and manage the meeting, says Legeros, adding that includes disinfecting the room between visits.They’ll also need to be present the entire time to “help guide the family members so they understand all the safety measures that are in place.

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Sidewalk expansion poles not a concern for Peterborough first responders: officials

part of a collaborative project between the City of Peterborough, Peterborough Downtown Business Improvement Area and Peterborough Public Health.They’re meant to expand sidewalk space for businesses, and in some cases, help them open up patios or even set up merchandise outside, as the city strives to reawaken downtown business following its closure during the pandemic. Coronavirus: Downtown Peterborough adding more pedestrian, cycling spaces, reducing lanes However, a video posted to Facebook on June 20 by user Pierce Tony has garnered some criticism in the comment section regarding the move to close down part of the streets.

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Patients in Cumberland County, N.S., report health-care issues at border

COVID-19 pandemic doesn’t significantly disrupt appointments for patients who live in border communities, Gradstein said.It was initially a non-issue, she added, as long as people hadn’t tested positive for the virus and didn’t present with symptoms.However, once the border between the two provinces closed, patients were suddenly forced to consider a two-hour trip to Halifax for certain procedures.“People aren’t used to having to plan around that.

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United States	Cases: 46 252 513 Deaths: 750 423 Recovered: 0
India	Cases: 34 321 025 Deaths: 459 652 Recovered: 0
Brazil	Cases: 21 835 785 Deaths: 608 235 Recovered: 0
United Kingdom	Cases: 9 215 683 Deaths: 141 607 Recovered: 0
Russia	Cases: 8 494 589 Deaths: 237 619 Recovered: 0

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