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NAGPUR: As part of providing succour to those kids who have lost their both parents to Covid, the central government on Monday released monetary help, health cards and insurance cover to the affected children.

The Public Health Ministry will consider lowering its Covid-19 alert level this week as daily caseloads have continued to fall.

Shopper numbers remain well below rates seen before pandemic as inflation soars

About 60 per cent of WA's workers now need a third COVID-19 vaccination to stay on the job, and while the Liberals disagree with the continued requirement, there is no end in sight for the mandate.

Outbound tour operators are preparing to offer Japan packages next month, with prices expected to be 30-40% more expensive than those sold prior to the pandemic, mainly because of visa requirements, Covid-19 testing and soaring operational costs.

DEHRADUN: Consider this: 108 pilgrims dead in less than a month since the Char Dham yatra began on May 3 this year; 90 deaths recorded during the entire six-month period of the pilgrimage in 2019; 102 deaths in 2018 (whole season); 112 in 2017. The figure for 2020 and 2021…

All areas in Clydesdale have been looked at with the aim of improving services.

Croat was cruelly struck down by injury two years ago but at 25 could yet have a big role at Ibrox.

Jacinda Ardern’s meeting with President Joe Biden won’t result in any deals or announcements - it’s purely about face-to-face time and the Pacific, writes @jo_moir from Washington

‘He needs to provide some months of diligent and competent government ... And frankly, we need to see a little less of him’

There are bright sparks that can be built upon but the APL’s list of issues to address during the off-season is lengthy