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An iguana in the drawing room July 17, 2021, 8:30 AM IST If you thought the coronavirus outbreak stoked fears of zoonosis prompting people to stay away from pets, you couldn’t be more wrong. It is estimated that there has been a near 40% rise in pet ownership in the state since the beginning of the pandemic. It is mostly the younger generation that is welcoming the pets to their homes to beat the Covid isolation. Having the pets around made the loss of social life much more tolerable to many. Parents say pets help children overcome gadget addiction as well. Beyond cats and...

Three die of asphyxiation while working in a manhole Updated: Updated: They were on a new Underground Drainage (UGD) line of the Ramanagaram City Municipal Council Share Article AAA The body of one of the victims. This is the second incident this year of labourers losing their lives after entering manholes without any protective gear for projects of government agencies.   | Photo Credit: HANDOUT E MAIL They were on a new Underground Drainage (UGD) line of the Ramanagaram City Municipal Council Three labourers working in a manhole without any safety gear died of asphyxiation in Ramanagaram, a...

SunTec has announced the launch of its fully pre-configured E-invoicing solution to help banks in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA)

External | what does this mean? This content is provided by an external author without editing by Finextra. It expresses the views and opinions of the author. SunTec rolls out e-invoicing package in Saudi Arabia 5 hours ago Source: SunTec SunTec Business Solutions, the world’s #1 relationship-based pricing and billing company, has announced the launch of its fully pre-configured E-invoicing solution to help banks in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA) meet their compliance requirements. The announcement is timely as KSA has mandated businesses to embrace a di...

Karnataka sees nearly 600 COVID deaths at home in a month 120 deaths have occured between April 13 and April 30 along with a sudden spike of 479 deaths between May 1 and May 13. Share Via Email   |  A+A A- Family members perform the last rites of a person who succumbed to COVID-19, at an open-air crematorium on the outskirts of Bengaluru. (Photo| Ashishkrishna HP, EPS) Express News Service BENGALURU: In a span of just one month, the state has seen 599 COVID-19 patients succumbing at home due to delay in reaching hospitals and shortage of beds, among other factors. This includes 120 deat...