MUMBAI : In a bid to start reviving the state’s economy, which has been badly hurt due to the lockdown induced by covid-19 pandemic, on Friday, Maharashtra government said it has issued bonds worth Rs.1,000 crore under 'Maharashtra State Development Loan 2023'.The government said an auction will be held on 23 June by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) for the sale of the bonds.The term of the bond will be 3 years, starting from 24 June, 2020.

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Tyler Perry Donates Van To Atlanta Organization Supporting Homeless Women

Tyler Perry is giving back to his adopted hometown of Atlanta.

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PG final year medical students to work in ICU wards: Maharashtra Health Minister

New Delhi: Maharashtra Health Minister said on Friday that Covid-19 cases are expected to rise in the state in the next couple of months and that the state is working on curbing the fatality rate."Covid-19 cases are expected to rise during July and August but we are working to ensure that the fatality rate does not go up. We are increasing the number of doctors and ICU beds in the state to meet the demand," said Rajesh Tope.The minister also said that the state cabinet has decided to avail the services of PG final year medical students in ICU wards."A resolution has been passed in the Cabinet for availing the services of PG final year medical students in ICU wards.

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RBI Governor Shaktikanta Das briefs central board on Covid-19 relief measures

MUMBAI : RBI Governor Shaktikanta Das on Friday briefed the apex bank's Central Board about the impact of various measures taken by it in the context of the Covid-19 pandemic.The briefing came as part of the RBI's Central Board meet which was chaired by Das.The 583rd meeting of the Central Board, held via video conference, deliberated on the current economic situation and the evolving challenges posed by the pandemic."At the outset, the Governor and Deputy Governors briefed the Board about the overall macroeconomic conditions - both domestic and global; financial sector situation; and the impact of various monetary, regulatory and other measures taken by the RBI in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic," the RBI said in a statement."Among

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A ‘Twister’ movie reboot is in the works at Universal

Twister is in the pipeline.According to The Wrap, Universal are working on a reboot of the film and have already lined up Joseph Kosinski to direct, following his work on Tron: Legacy and the forthcoming Top Gun: Maverick.Filmmaker Frank Marshall is set to produce – a fitting selection considering his Amblin Entertainment co-founder Kathleen Kennedy produced the original film.The movie, which starred Bill Paxton and Helen Hunt as weather researchers Jo and Bill Harding, followed a group of storm chasers,who travelled to Oklahoma to experience a historic series of tornados.Twister was a big hit when released in 1996, helmed by Jan De Bont, who also directed Speed and worked as a cinematographer on movies including Flatliners and Die Hard.The

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Shakira, 43, Kisses Plays With Her 2 Sons, 7 5, On Boogie Board In Ocean – Pics

Her hips don’t lie, and neither does her smile, so judging by Shakira’s grin on June 25, she was having the time of her life. The 43-year-old “Whenever, Wherever” singer was spotted bodyboarding with her and soccer star Gerard Pique’s two boys – Milan, 7, and 5-year-old Sasha Piqué Mebarak – on a beach in Barcelona, Spain. The Colombian bombshell was smiling and laughing as she taught her boys how to ride the waves on a boogie board. Afterward, the three returned to the beach, where little Sasha was spotted digging in the sand. Cute!

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Texas man with coronavirus infects 17 relatives at surprise birthday party

It was a very happy 104th birthday for World War II veteran William Lapschies on Wednesday. (Hillary Levin/St.

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Intu crashes into administration with 17 shopping centres including Trafford at risk

Trafford Centre owner Intu has confirmed it has collapsed into administration after failed talks with lenders on Friday.

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Beijing Cinema Chain Boss on How China's Industry Can Bounce Back From Pandemic

There have been no winners in the theatrical film business during the ongoing novel coronavirus pandemic —but China, arguably, has been the biggest loser. The country's vast network of 70,000 movie screens has been idle since Jan.

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India’s covid-19 tally nears 5 lakh, death toll above 15,000

covid-19 patients have been cured, taking the cumulative figure to 2,85,636. Presently, there are 1,89,463 active cases and all are under active medical supervision.The number of patients recovered from covid-19 in the country have exceeded the active cases by 96,173 and the recovery rate touched 58.24%.In the quest to expand the covid-19 testing labs network across the country, the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) has inducted 11 new labs in the last 24 hours.

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Second day in a row, Tamil Nadu sees biggest jump in new Covid-19 cases

New Delhi: For second straight day, Tamil Nadu saw highest single-day spike in fresh Covid-19 cases as the state's virus case count nears 75,000-mark.The southern state reported 3,645 new Covid-19 cases in the last 24 hours, taking the tally to 74,622. 122 of the new cases are those who returned to the state from either abroad or from other Indian states.

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Watch: Global Goal: Unite For Our Future — The Concert Livestream Hosted By Dwayne Johnson

Global Goal: Unite For Our Future — The Concert, is a globally televised and digitally streamed special that will highlight the disproportionate impact COVID-19 has on marginalized communities – including people of colour, those living in extreme poverty and others facing discrimination – will air on Saturday, June 27 on Global TV at 8 p.m. ET.

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The ‘bio-banking’ project to help researchers better understand COVID-19

MUHC researchers are trying to understand severely-ill COVID-19 patients, and they’re turning to an innovative “bio-banking” initiative to understand them right here in the epicentre of Canada’s pandemic. Dr.

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Highland Perthshire glen looks at ways to keep access route clear from cars left by day-trippers

Glenlyon road, C448, should have an order prohibiting vehicles from parking on the road.He has asked for feedback from locals and there has been is a range of reactions.Sex toy part of mess left by wild campers at Loch TayThe C448 has a number of pressure points where visitors and hillwalkers leave their vehicles at the roadside and go off for the day.On several occasions the car-lined verge at Invervar has led to fears that emergency services on a call-out would not get through.Cllr Williamson reckons his idea could be tailored to meet local needs, with cars banned part of the day or on particular days.

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Democracy returns as Perth and Kinross Council plans to do away with emergency powers

Perth and Kinross Council’s chief executive has announced the council plans to move away from emergency powers from August 17.Karen Reid and her executive team have had the power to make emergency decisions during the coronavirus pandemic.Breadalbane Academy's award for enterpriseAt this week’s virtual meeting of the full council (June 24), Ms Reid said if there was no resurgence of COVID-19, PKC would move back to full democratic decision-making from August 17.At the previous meeting of the full council on May 20, councillors agreed to continue with emergency powers until September 30 but to also suspend them at the earliest opportunity.On Wednesday, Ms Reid told councillors: “Given the positive information we are receiving from the

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Lanarkshire's Covid-19 triage and assessment hub to be in Hamilton as peak passes

NHS Lanarkshire’s COVID-19 community assessment pathway (CAP) has reached the milestone of triaging more than 10,000 patients since it was established on March 23.Dr Linda Findlay, medical director of South Lanarkshire Health and Social Care Partnership, said: “The response from staff to set up and deliver this service has been extraordinary.

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Nicola Sturgeon announces no new coronavirus deaths in Scotland with 17 cases confirmed

coronavirus meaning the hospital death toll remains at 2,482. The number of positive cases of Covid-19 has risen to 18,213, a rise of 17 on yesterday’s figures.

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Delhi Health Minister Satyendar Jain tests negative for Covid-19

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East Ayrshire Council bosses reveal how nursery places will be allocated in August

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NHS Lanarkshire team are part of major breakthrough in fight against Covid-19

A team of health professionals from NHS Lanarkshire is delighted to be part of the biggest breakthrough so far in the battle against Covid-19.The doctors, nurses, pharmacists and research experts – who are based across the three NHS Lanarkshire acute hospitals – were part of the UK-wide Oxford Recovery Trial which is testing a number of potential treatments for Covid-19, including Dexamethasone.Dr Manish Patel, consultant in respiratory medicine, led the study in Lanarkshire along with his colleagues Dr Fiona Burton and Dr Claire McGoldrick.And Dr Patel said: “Following some very difficult months it is amazing to have this silver lining.“Thanks to this UK-wide collaboration, we now know that Dexamethasone works for the very sickest patients

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Risk of never fully recovering after coronavirus ‘very real,’ scientists say

coronavirus, some of which may have lingering effects on patients and health systems for years to come, according to doctors and infectious disease experts.Besides the respiratory issues that leave patients gasping for breath, the virus that causes COVID-19 attacks many organ systems, in some cases causing catastrophic damage.“We thought this was only a respiratory virus. Turns out, it goes after the pancreas.

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Covid-19 Is a puzzle that Wall Street can’t solve

JANUARY | Markets Shrug Off a Mysterious Viral OutbreakIt began in China, where a new coronavirus sickened hundreds of people at the start of 2020. That prompted authorities in the world’s most populous country to restrict travel between hard-hit cities.As far as markets were concerned, though, it seemed like business as usual.

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Banks go for stress test to assess the impact of COVID-19 on bad loans

NEW DELHI : Banks have undertaken stress tests to assess the level of bad loans or non-performing assets (NPAs) caused due to economic slowdown triggered by the outbreak of COVID-19, people familiar with the matter said.

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Scientists just beginning to understand the many health problems caused by COVID-19

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Janelle Monáe Called on White Allies to Act: "I'm Not Settling for Lip Service"

Black Lives Matter movement, stressing that white people must hold honest conversations about racism and take direct action in order to bring about "systemic change" in a structurally racist, anti-Black society. "I'm not settling for those who say that they're allies.

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Workers at Mount Dora public pool test positive for COVID-19

MOUNT DORA, Fla. – Two employees at a Mount Dora community park have tested positive for the coronavirus, city officials say.The positive cases were found at the Lincoln Avenue Pool at Mount Dora’s Lincoln Avenue Community Park.RELATED: Florida reports more than 5,000 new COVID-19 cases for second day“The pool is closed and will not reopen until the public safety risk has been eliminated and staffing ratios can return to normal,” officials said.

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Lake County deputy assigned to jail with more than 120 COVID-19 cases dies

LAKE COUNTY, Fla. – A Lake County deputy died this week after testing positive for the novel coronavirus, according to the Sheriff’s Office.Master Detention Deputy Lynn Jones was assigned to the Lake County Jail where more than 120 cases of COVID-19 have been confirmed. Jones served the sheriff’s office for nearly 13 years, according to the sheriff.Sheriff Peyton Grinnell announced Jones’ passing Thursday in a Facebook post.“It is with great sadness that I share the passing of Master Detention Deputy Lynn Jones, who was assigned to the Lake County Jail,” the post read.

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U.S. governors who quickly lifted coronavirus restrictions backpedal as cases spike

coronavirus restrictions, Republican Gov. Greg Abbott didn’t wear a mask.

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Fresh coronavirus outbreaks in U.S., China, Mexico highlight risks of reopening

China moved closer to containing a fresh outbreak in Beijing, the coronavirus took a stronger hold elsewhere, including the United States, where surging infections across southern states have highlighted the risks of reopening economies without effective treatment or vaccines.Another record daily increase in India on Friday pushed the country’s caseload toward half a million, and other countries with big populations like Indonesia, Pakistan and Mexico grappled with large caseloads and strained health care systems.South Africa, which accounts for about half of the infections on the African continent with 118,375, reported a record 6,579 new cases, as transmissions increase after it loosened what had been one of the world’s strictest

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Japan’s Daiichi Sankyo in talks with AstraZeneca for Covid-19 vaccine

Sign up here for GlobalData's free bi-weekly Covid-19 report on the latest information your industry needs to know.Japanese pharmaceutical company Daiichi Sankyo has entered an agreement for discussions with AstraZeneca for the supply of a Covid-19 vaccine candidate, being developed in alliance with the University of Oxford, in Japan. Daiichi Sankyo said that AstraZeneca has agreed for specific talks with the Japanese government regarding the introduction of the vaccine candidate in Japan.

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Scottsdale Police charges nightclub in Old Town for social distancing violations

SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. - Scottsdale Police Department said Riot House, a nightclub in Scottsdale's Old Town Entertainment District, has been charged for failing to enforce their own safety and health policy, required under Governor Doug Ducey's executive orders.In the statement released on June 25, it says officers observed staff and customers at the nightclub not practicing social distancing and not wearing face coverings, as well as not complying with their plan.During his news conference, Governor Doug Ducey said the Department of Liquor sent final notices to Bottled Blonde, Pattie's, Casa Amigos, El Hefe, International, Maya Day Club, and Hi-Fi to comply with his executive order.Since the stay-at-home order was lifted, FOX 10 has seen and

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Virus testing, tracking still plagued by reporting delays

ATLANTA (AP) - As part of the plan to restart its season next month, the NBA is preparing to test hundreds of players, coaches and others for the coronavirus each night inside a “basketball bubble” — a space at the Disney complex near Orlando, Florida, with extra protection against the disease.Test results will be expected back the next morning, before the day’s practices and games begin. That sort of rapid turnaround is the gold standard for tracking a highly contagious disease that is on the rise again in parts of the country.

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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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Police urge people to not attend illegal raves this weekend following reports of planned events in Cheshire

hereThere have only been handful of incidents reported so far in Cheshire, but Cheshire Constabulary say they have received intelligence further events will be taking place this weekend.Officers are currently monitoring a number of websites.Anyone considering attending an event is being advised to stay away.Superintendent Julie Westgate from Cheshire Police said: “I would urge anyone who is planning to attend an illegal rave to think twice.

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Sensex extends gains to second week. Why some market experts are cautious

Here is what analysts said on today's market action:Sanjeev Zarbade, VP PCG Research, Kotak Securities“Global markets were in a consolidation mode after previous weeks of strong rally. Fresh spikes in Covid-19 cases and reports of further rift between the US and China on trade front, restricted further gains.

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Bengaluru lockdown: Yediyurappa says 'no' to full lockdown, urges all to follow COVID-19 rules

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Covid-19 will hit tax collections: Advisory Council tells Finance Commission

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U.K. Competition Regulator Launches 'In-Depth' Investigation Into Viagogo StubHub Merger

LONDON -- Viagogo’s $4 billion acquisition of StubHub faces further scrutiny after the U.K.’s competition watchdog opened an “in-depth investigation” into the merger.

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Coronavirus: Trudeau says Canada ‘close to self-sufficient’ in PPE production

Justin Trudeau says Canadian companies are now producing so much personal protective equipment needed in the fight against COVID-19 that Canada is almost at the point of being self-sufficient.He’ll underscore that contention Friday with a visit to a Kanata, Ont., brewery that has retooled to make hand sanitizer during the pandemic. How much protective equipment does Canada really need for COVID-19? The visit to Big Rig Brewery, which has used the federal wage subsidy to rehire workers, is also intended to emphasize Trudeau’s repeated plea to businesses to take advantage of the program to get back on their feet.

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Julianne Hough 'leaning on' Ben Barnes after marriage split

Julianne Hough has been "leaning on" Ben Barnes since her marriage split. Last month, Julianne, 31, and her husband Brooks Laich, 37, announced they had separated and, since then, the dancer and actress has reportedly turned to actor Ben, 38, for support.

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Trustees need £30,000 to save Robert Burns' former Dumfriesshire home

Robert Burns ’ former Dumfriesshire home yesterday launched a £30,000 fundraising campaign to help save Ellisland. An inherited “financial crisis” and “significant operating deficit” means that without firm action the 150 acres of land, house and farm buildings — gifted to the nation in 1928 — would have to be sold off.It would include the 150 Ellisland items which belonged to the poet and are hailed as “one of the world’s most important collections of Burns treasures.” A statement from The Robert Burns Ellisland Trust, new guardians of the Grade A national asset on the banks of the Nith at Auldgirth, said they have taken “immediate steps” to put it into the black.

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25 patients with Covid-19 in hospital

There are 25 people with Covid-19 being treated in hospitals around the country.

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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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Johnny Depp 'begged for happy pills' before alleged Amber Heard assault, court hears

Johnny Depp begged his assistant to get him "whitey stuff" and "happy pills" days before he is alleged to have attacked his ex-wife Amber Heard, a court heard. The 57-year-old Pirates of the Caribbean star is currently in court suing the publishers of The Sun, News Group Newspaper for libel over an article that alleged he was violent towards his former lover Amber.

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West Lothian Youth Foundation set to benefit from SPFL Trust investment

“Although I cannot name the donor who has stepped forward to support the SPFL Trust and club associated charities across the country, I want to acknowledge their extraordinary generosity. They have seen the amazing power that our clubs have to support those in need, in Scotland.

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COVID-19 causes mild disease in most children, fatalities rare: Lancet study

LONDON : Majority of COVID-19 patients under 18 years old experience a mild disease, and fatalities are extremely rare, according to the first multinational study of 582 children and adolescents.The study, which included children and adolescents aged from 3 days up to 18 years old, found that although the majority were admitted to hospital, fewer than one in ten patients required treatment in intensive care.The researchers advise against extrapolating the numbers observed in their study to the wider population.However, they say their findings, published in The Lancet Child & Adolescent Health journal, should be taken into consideration when planning for demand on intensive care services as the pandemic progresses."Our study provides the

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Covid-19 vaccine may come within 1 year, says WHO chief

BRUSSELS : Scientists predict the world may have a Covid-19 vaccine within one year or even a few months earlier, said the Director-General of the World Health Organisation even as he underlined the importance of global cooperation to develop, manufacture and distribute vaccines.However, making the vaccine available and distributing it to all will be a challenge and requires political will, Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said on Thursday during a meeting with the European Parliament's Committee for Environment, Public Health and Food Safety.One option would be to give the vaccine only to those that are most vulnerable to the virus.There are currently over 100 Covid-19 vaccine candidates in various stages of development.Adhanom Ghebreyesus said

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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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