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In Vadodara, the state-run SSG Hospital and GMERS Medical College has witnessed 10-odd deaths of patients in the age group 20-50 years AHMEDABAD: A 14-day-old boy, one of the youngest Covid-19 patients in Gujarat, died of multiple organ failure at Surat’s New Civil Hospital on Wednesday. The infants family lives in Uchhal village of Tapi district. Another 14-day-old girl is also battling for life at Diamond Hospital in Surat hooked on to a ventilator. On April 12, Chirag Solanki, a deputy se...

SHOW TRANSCRIPT In a rare bipartisan effort, the U.S. Senate passed legislation Wednesday which is meant to combat anti-Asian-American hate crimes.  The bill, known as the COVID-19 Hate Crimes Act, was pushed through with a 92-6 vote. If ultimately adopted, it would create a new position at the Justice Department to speed up the review of hate crimes related to the pandemic.  The bill still faces roadblocks, with Republicans expected to introduce at least 20 amendments. 

A profile of patenting activity in Angola 14-04-2021 01-04-2014 The Angolan patent system is used primarily by multinational oil and gas firms, rather than Angolan residents themselves, reports Vítor Sérgio Moreira of Inventa International. This study aims to display some information regarding the activity of filing patent applications before the Angolan National Patent Office (IAPI), presenting a profile of the main patent applicants and the kinds of technologies for which the applicants see...

CBS News Asian American parents discuss bullying, racism with their kids: "This is just not right" The Senate will vote on a bill addressing hate crimes against Asian Americans on Wednesday amid a surge in AAPI hate crimes. The bill comes as many Asian American parents are now discussing with their kids about the bullying, racism, and violence that they may encounter. As a father to two young boys, New Jersey Democratic Congressman Andy Kim finds himself reflecting on the first time he was targ...

16 applications cleared under PLI for drug intermediates, APIs April 13, 2021 Under the scheme, 14 applications have been approved with a committed investment of ₹873.93 crore   -  funfunphoto Under the scheme, 14 applications have been approved with a committed investment of ₹873.93 crore   -  funfunphoto× Companies have committed investment of ₹348.7 crore, seek to create 3,042 jobs A total of 16 applications have been approved under the Production-Linked Incentive (PLI) scheme fo...

Post to cybercrime forum describes Clubhouse user data being offered for sale Criminals love to amass and sell vast quantities of user data, but not all data leaks necessarily pose a risk to users. Even so, the ease with which would-be attackers can amass user data is a reminder to organizations to lock down inappropriate access as much as possible. Thats a takeaway experts offer after large tranches of data recently became available for sale or for free. The data allegedly was obtained from th...

API-based open banking helps enterprises reach potential customers, while cutting costs associated with risk assessment and the development of new payment, transaction and lending services

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Gujarat Corona count crosses 5K mark first time in 2021 In just 10 days of April, Gujarat has reported 34,328 Covid cases at an average of 3,433 cases per day Sunday April 11, 2021 8:49 AM, IANS Gandhinagar: Continuing the recent trend of surge in cases, Gujarat on Saturday recorded its highest single-day tally of Covid-19 infections so far at 5,011, taking its overall tally to 3,42,026, while 49 deaths in the past 24 hours mounted the states Covid death toll 4,746. In just 10 days of April, Gu...

Family members cremate patients outside a crematorium in Surat on Saturday Surat/Ahmedabad: All pyres at crematoriums in four major cities of Gujarat — Surat, Ahmedabad, Vadodara and Rajkot — are burning incessantly with more bodies waiting in queue for their turn. Such is the deluge that crematoriums are expanding their boundaries to accommodate the bodies, though the state government said only 49 Covid deaths were recorded across Gujarat on Saturday, taking its overall Covid toll to 4,746...