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Covid-19: UAE sends 500,000 Favipiravir tablets to India

Covid-19: UAE sends 500,000 Favipiravir tablets to India Web report/Dubai Photo: Twitter The aid comes on top of another 500,000 tablets of the life-saving antiviral drug that was sent on Tuesday. The UAE sent India 500,000 Favipiravir tablets to aid the country’s Covid crisis. According to a tweet from Arindam Bagchi, an official spokesperson for India’s Ministry of External Affairs, the gift of the life-saving antiviral drug deepened the existing ties between the two countries. Continuing our cooperation with UAE. Appreciate gift of another 0.5 million Favipiravir Tablets from our friend UAE. pic.twitter.com/tjGMA7XsI0 Arindam Bagchi (@MEAIndia) May 14, 2021

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PM Modi expected to join G7 summit in UK virtually | India News

India News: LONDON: Narendra Modi is expected to join the UK-hosted G7 summit in Cornwall next month virtually, the British government said on Thursday after Indi.

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COVID-19 News Updates: Human catastrophe unfolding in India and Nepal a warning to other countries: Amnesty International

COVID-19 News Updates: Need to ramp up infrastructure as COVID-19 can re-emerge, says Centre Firstpost 2 hours ago FP Staff © Provided by Firstpost COVID-19 News Updates: Need to ramp up infrastructure as COVID-19 can re-emerge, says Centre 23:24 (IST) Umar Khalid recovers from COVID-19 in Tihar jail Former JNU student Umar Khalid, who was arrested in connection with the 2020 Delhi riots, has recovered from COVID-19 in Tihar jail and returned to his cell, officials said on Thursday. A senior official said Khalid, 33, was isolated within the Tihar jail premises after he showed symptoms of COVID-19. His RT-PCR test report came back positive on April 24.

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PM Narendra Modi expected to join G7 summit virtually: UK

Modi was invited by Prime Minister Boris Johnson as India is one of three guest nations to the June 11-13 summit, alongside Australia and South Korea.

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PM Narendra Modi Expected to Join G7 Summit in UK Virtually

PM Narendra Modi Expected to Join G7 Summit in UK Virtually News18 2 hours ago © Provided by News18 PM Narendra Modi Expected to Join G7 Summit in UK Virtually Narendra Modi is expected to join the UK-hosted G7 summit in Cornwall next month virtually, the British government said on Thursday after India s Ministry of External Affairs announced that the prime minister would not be attending the meeting in person. Modi was invited by Prime Minister Boris Johnson as India is one of three guest nations to the June 11-13 summit, alongside Australia and South Korea, as part of Britain s Indo-Pacific foreign policy focus.

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