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India has the highest number of recovered cases of COVID-19 in the world, the Health Ministry said on Tuesday.

Italian supercar manufacturer Lamborghini has unveiled a new design package for its 2021 Urus SUV. Titled Graphite Capsule, the package includes four new matte color options with neon accents across the body and a complementing cabin with updated equipment.

Last night, Microsoft 365 suffered a major outage due to an internal change and left essential web services down for hours, including Microsoft Office 365, Teams, and Outlook.

Motorola has teased the arrival of its latest foldable phone, the RAZR 5G, in India. The company has shared a short video clip that confirms that the premium handset will be announced around the festive season, alongside other products like a smart TV, a refrigerator, and a washing machine.

Tenet might not earn as expected because theaters in New York and Los Angeles continue to remain shut.

Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson is "going big" as usual.

NASA is gearing up to send the first woman and the next man to the Moon.

United States President Donald Trump paid just $750 as taxes in 2016, the year he won the election, and the following year, The New York Times reported.

Over the weekend, TikTok won a preliminary injunction against the Trump administration, which prevents the hit video service from getting banned in the US.

The seven-day average of new coronavirus cases in India has been steadily declining for nine days now, a development that provides a small respite to the second-worst hit nation.

Game of Thrones stars and beloved British couple Kit Harington and Rose Leslie will soon become parents.

Black Panther, a colorful celebration of African culture, introduced us to a misunderstood antagonist, Erik Killmonger.

Johnson & Johnson's COVID-19 vaccine has shown promise in early-to-mid-stage clinical human trials.

The global death toll in the coronavirus outbreak is fast approaching the one million mark. The World Health Organization (WHO) on Friday warned that the number could double without a concerted global effort to control the viral spread.

Unlike Marvel, which likes to bring almost every single catastrophic event to New York, DC likes to do so in fictional places.

Shark Tank is not bowing down to industry pressures of postponing shoot due to coronavirus pandemic.

If you like F.R.I.E.N.D.S, but are critical of the all-white cast of this '90s smash-hit sitcom, now is the time for you to enjoy it all over again.

Two police officers were shot on Wednesday during protests in the US city of Louisville against a grand jury's decision to not charge any officer in the killing of Breonna Taylor.

With the world waiting for a coronavirus vaccine with bated breath, the United Kingdom is looking to launch an unusual trial — one wherein volunteers would be intentionally infected with the virus to judge how effective a vaccine is.

Samsung has started rolling out a new update for its recently-launched Galaxy Note20 Ultra 5G in the US.

As the latest addition to its range of S20 series, Samsung has launched the Galaxy S20 FE (aka Fan Edition). The handset comes as a watered-down version of the Galaxy S20, featuring a 120Hz screen, a triple rear camera unit, and a flagship chipset.

In a major development, American pharma giant Johnson & Johnson has launched the final trial of its COVID-19 vaccine.

In a major move, Bharat Biotech has signed an agreement to license a nasal COVID-19 vaccine developed by the Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis, United States.

HMD Global has launched the Nokia 2.4 and Nokia 3.4 as its latest budget offerings. The handsets come with HD+ screens, entry-level chipsets, and up to triple rear cameras.

A viral video showing crying soldiers of the People's Liberation Army (PLA) has given quite the opportunity to Taiwanese media to mock China.

The raging coronavirus pandemic took center stage at the UN General Assembly with US President Donald Trump blaming China directly for unleashing the virus onto the world and also urging world leaders to hold Beijing accountable.

With the world still scrambling to find a vaccine for coronavirus, experts have warned that the impending flu season could make matters worse.

American micro-mobility and ride-sharing company Bird has launched an affordable new electric scooter - Bird Air.

Democrat Joe Biden, who is challenging President Donald Trump for the White House, made a gaffe by saying 200 million have died of coronavirus in the United States when in reality the death toll is 204,122.

Several Indian banks helped facilitate transactions red-flagged by the United States Treasury Department's Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) for suspected money laundering, terrorism, drug dealing, and financial fraud, a major leak of top-secret documents has revealed.

Over the weekend, the US ban on TikTok, WeChat saw major developments.

Taj Mahal, the Mughal monument that has hosted renowned personalities, re-opened today, six months after coronavirus-linked curbs made it off-limits to visitors.

This week, a number of developments were noted in the world of technology, including an unexpected - and still unconfirmed - case of alien life discovery.

As the number of coronavirus cases continues to grow rapidly, Prime Minister Narendra Modi is set to hold a review meeting with the Chief Ministers of seven states and union territories.

TikTok finally appears to be finalizing a way to prevent itself from getting banned in the United States.

In a tragic incident, two people were killed in a mass shooting in New York, the United States, the police said.

A few hours ago, the US Department of Commerce issued an order to ban the downloads of TikTok and WeChat apps, and limit their functionality.

Samsung's flagship and the successor to Galaxy Fold, the Galaxy Z Fold2 is now available in select countries such as the US, UK, Singapore and Thailand among others.

A United States judge has turned down a plea by 169 Indians challenging President Donald Trump's decision to suspend H-1B visas till the end of this year, a move widely criticized by tech giants.

Expanding its range of flagship smartphones, Japanese tech giant Sony has launched the Xperia 5 II (pronounced Xperia 5 Mark 2). It will go on sale in select markets later this year.