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How was the first month of unlockdown for demand? Find out Demand across key sectors picked up last month as compared to May. But in most cases, there's a long way to go before recovery, and so FY21 prospects look modest to worse. How Jio is getting cheques amid pandemic Jio has just wrapped up a deal with its 11th investor, getting Rs 1,894 crore from Intel Capital - the investment arm of semiconductor manufacturer Intel - in exchange for a 0.39% stake Here's why everyone is looking for a slice of the Indian Railways pie At the start of July, Indian Railways officially set in motion their privatisation plan, inviting requests for qualification from interested private companies, here's all the potential contenders Know about the revised guidelines for home isolation The current guidelines for self isolation were framed in the initial phase of the pandemic and do not account for asymptomatic cases, causing the Health Ministry to release revised guidelines. The 2020 Honda WR-V is here Honda has just launched the latest version of its five-seater SUV for the BS6 era and with a restyled exterior. PM Modi reaches Ladakh on surprise visit Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrived in Leh in the early hours of July 3, to review the situation on the frontlines of India's stand off with China. National tragedy: Over 16 lakh affected by floods in Assam Normal life was disrupted after villages situated in Kalakhowa area of Dibrugarh flooded due to heavy rainfall and waterlogging in the state. China continues its crackdown against ethnic minorities Christians and ethnic minorities in China have been witnessing Beijing's heavy-handed rule. For years, nationwide crackdown on churches has been continuing by the Beijing authorities. India battles both China and Pakistan Even as military strategists plan for a possible two-front war in the future, Pakistan violated ceasefire on Thursday on the line of control (LoC) in two sectors in Jammu and Kashmir's Poonch district by using automatic gunfire and mortar shelling. Monkeys develop short-term immunity to coronavirus Scientists from Peking Union Medical College used rhesus macaques to test short-term immunity from the virus.

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