Special Correspondent
MADURAI Madurai City police have made various traffic regulations in view of Muthuramalinga Thevar jayanthi on Friday. Trucks and heavy vehicles are banned from entering the city between 6 a.m. and 10.30 p.m. Except for vehicles that are permitted by Madurai City Police to participate in Muthuramalinga Thevar jayanthi, no other vehicle would be allowed to enter Goripalayam junction, according to a statement.Vehicles coming from New Natham Road and Azhagarkoil Road should take diversion at
N. RAVI KUMAR
Dr. Reddy’s Laboratories on Wednesday said the cyber attack it had detected on last week involved a ransomware attack.“We experienced an information security incident and consequently isolated the impacted IT services. This incident involved a ransom-ware attack,” the pharma major said in an update on the cyber attack about which it had intimated the stock exchange on October 22. Also read | What is Ransomware?Following the incident, the company said it had engaged leading outside cybersecurity
PTI
CAIT said the present FDI policy clearly prohibits a foreign company to venture in any form of multi-brand retail trading including through e-commerce by having any equity interests in the sellers.
PTI
“We found that combining different measures showed the greatest effect on reducing the transmission of COVID-19. As we experience a resurgence of the virus, policymakers will need to consider combinations of measures to reduce the R number,” said Professor Harish Nair from the University of Edinburgh, U.K.
PTI
Imperial College London’s research, which tested more than 365,000 people in England, found that antibody response to the novel coronavirus that causes COVID-19 wanes over time, which indicates that any level of immunity could last only a few months.
Nivedita Ganguly
Hyderabad-based Balamitra Foundation’s project of distributing menstrual hygiene kits in Andhra’s Billalavalasa village has started conversations on a topic often brushed under the carpet
Aditya Saroha
The show-cause notices were issued to Central Public Information Officers of Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY), National Informatics Centre (NIC) and National E-Governance Division (NeGD).
Aditya Saroha
Edima, the association that represents the firms, said stronger protection would allow companies to take proactive actions to remove illegal content and activity from their services.
