WHO versus 239 scientists: Is the coronavirus airborne?

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Top stories of the day WHO versus 239 scientists: Is the coronavirus airborne? 239 experts in 32 countries have evidence showing that smaller airborne particles can infect people.... 4.27 crore e-way bills generated in June All that muscle-flexing could backfire on Xi Why India may be better off printing money The hefty price of keeping workers home I-T department amends TDS form, makes it more comprehensive Rural markets faring better than urban centres: Maruti Suzuki World's largest pension fund loses $165 bn

Debate This Is an app ban enough for China? Economically damaging China may be next to impossible for India, given its dependence on its northern neighbour in sectors from pharma to telecom. Banning apps may be a token of India's will to impose economic costs on China in the event of Beijing persisting with its unilateral moves on the LAC. But confronting the superpower in cyberspace is of little use unless it can be followed up with large-scale efforts to ramp up local manufacturing.

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