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28 April 2021 A man wearing personal protective equipment runs past burning funeral pyres during a mass cremation of COVID-19 casualties at a crematorium in Delhi, on 26 April 2021. The next day, India recorded 3,286 deaths, its highest number of COVID-19 fatalities so far, taking the total number of deaths in the country since the start of the pandemic to 201,187. Adnan Abidi / Reuters A man wearing personal protective equipment runs past burning funeral pyres during a mass cremation of COVID-19 casualties at a crematorium in Delhi, on 26 April 2021. The next day, India recorde...

© Keystone/Anthony Anex The Covid law was approved by parliament last September and amended since.The powers of the Swiss government to curtail public life due to the pandemic is on the agenda for a nationwide vote in June. A citizens' group has brought a referendum against the so-called "Covid law", approved by parliament and implemented last September. The campaign is driven by concerns over the current prominent role of the national executive in the country's federalist and direct democratic system, as well as scepticism about the government's vaccination policy. Switzerland is the first...

Chennai court dismisses actor Mansoor Ali Khan's advance bail plea over remarks on COVID vaccine The issue pertains to Mansoor Ali Khan's statements linking actor Vivekh's death, without any basis, to the COVID-19 vaccine Share Via Email   |  A+A A- By Express News Service CHENNAI: A trial court here on Wednesday dismissed the anticipatory bail plea moved by actor Mansoor Ali Khan in a case registered against him by the Chennai city police for spreading misinformation about the COVID-19 vaccine. The issue pertains to Mansoor Ali Khan's statements linking actor Vivekh's death, without ...

Critics force vote to rein in the government’s Covid policy The Covid law was approved by parliament last September and amended since. Keystone/Anthony Anex The powers of the Swiss government to curtail public life due to the pandemic is on the agenda for a nationwide vote in June. A citizens’ group has brought a referendum against the so-called “Covid law”, approved by parliament and implemented last September. This content was published on April 18, 2021 - 10:00 April 18, 2021 - 10:00 swissinfo.ch/urs The campaign is driven by concerns over the current prominent role of ...

Hyderabad: A year after nationwide condemnation was manufactured towards them for participating in the Tablighi Jamaat's Delhi Markaz (in Nizamuddin)