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Updated: April 25, 2021 09:10 IST Two doctors on the fight to eradicate a deadly virus, the controversy around the vaccination platform and the crisis the programme faces Share Article AAA Two doctors on the fight to eradicate a deadly virus, the controversy around the vaccination platform and the crisis the programme faces In a world in the midst of confronting a new infection and fighting a global pandemic comes a book that is a sober reminder of another war by medicine; a war against a much older disease — polio. The new millennium of the 21st century was one of promise, say Dr. T. Jacob...

Olive International School students excel at debate championship  24 Apr 2021 - 11:08 The Peninsula Doha: Olive International School Debate Teams of boys and girls rocked in the final rounds of Qatar Preparatory School Debate League Nationals on April 10, 2021, organised by Qatar Debate Centre, a member of Qatar Foundation for Education, Science and Community Development.  The Junior Girls team, which included Khadija Bint Johar, Umme Kulsum Meher and Anamika Priya, won the Open Grand Final Championship. They defeated Pakistan International School in the semi-finals which was an impromptu...

By John Geddie and Martin Quin Pollard BEIJING (Reuters) - While Europe celebrated the collapse of soccer's elite Super League project on Wednesday, some business analysts and fans said it was a missed opportunity to grow the sport's following and revenues in its prized Asian market. In a tumultuous 72 hours since its announcement, the majority of the 12 founding clubs from England, Spain and Italy had pulled out from the venture after a storm of fan and political protests and threats of sanctions and bans from other competitions. The move was due to have an immediate cash boost for the c...

Washington, April 16 Indian-Americans have welcomed the Indian government's decision to simplify the process of maintaining Overseas Citizens of India (OCI) cards, saying more overseas citizens will

Synopsis The OCI cardholders will now be required to get their document re-issued only once at the age of 20 instead of multiple times needed to be done currently, according to the Indian Union Home Ministry. ThinkStock Photos Indian-Americans have welcomed the Indian government's decision to simplify the process of maintaining Overseas Citizens of India (OCI) cards, saying more overseas citizens will now opt for this form of residency. The OCI cardholders will now be required to get their document re-issued only once at the age of 20 instead of multiple times needed to be done currently, a...