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Premier League clubs who have furloughed staff due to coronavirus - Times of India
Getty Images. Following is a list of English Premier League clubs that have furloughed staff after professional football in the country was suspended due to the coronavirus outbreak. Some clubs are using the government's Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme where employers can claim for 80% of furloughed employees' monthly wage costs, up to 2,500 pounds ($3,082) per month.
Indian-origin doctors stuck between visa and corona worries
The US health system relies heavily on immigrants like Vakkalanka, who make up 17% of all health care workers in the US. Many are on the frontlines treating American citizens who have coronavirus, despite the risk to their own safety, and even their visa status. Sujit Vakkalanka, an internist at a Virginia hospital, has been quarantined for the last two weeks. When the 31-year-old started running fever on March 24, he was terrified. “I kept thinking what will happen now?
With lockdown extension on the cards, IPL all set to be postponed indefinitely - Times of India
(IPL Photo) NEW DELHI: The cash-rich Indian Premier League's 13th edition on Saturday headed towards an indefinite postponement as the country braced for a lockdown extension to contain the COVID-19 pandemic. The BCCI has been waiting for an official announcement from the centre, but with the chief ministers of various states making it clear that another extension is on the cards, India's richest sports body is left with no option but to postpone it further.
Drew McIntyre shines spotlight on British wrestling with sport at a standstill - Times of India
(Photo credit: @WWE Twitter handle) Sports events worldwide may have been almost brought to a standstill by the coronavirus pandemic but Drew McIntyre has put professional wrestling in the spotlight in Britain after he was crowned World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) world champion.
Drew McIntyre shines spotlight on British wrestling with sport at a standstill - Times of India
(Photo credit: @WWE Twitter handle) Sports events worldwide may have been almost brought to a standstill by the coronavirus pandemic but Drew McIntyre has put professional wrestling in the spotlight in Britain after he was crowned World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) world champion.
Swiss to drop one investigation against Sepp Blatter: Reports - Times of India
PARIS: The Swiss Public Prosecutor's Office (MPC) has decided to close one of two investigations into former FIFA president Sepp Blatter, reports claimed Friday. According to French newspaper 'Le Monde' and German daily 'Suddeutsche Zeitung', the disgraced 84-year-old will not be prosecuted over a charge relating to TV rights sold to the Caribbean Football Union (CFU). That was one of two criminal cases opened against Blatter in 2015 for "suspicion of unfair management and breach of trust".
Govt high schools rely on app to teach Karnataka SSLC lads
Owing to the lockdown, students can no longer get together for combined study, nor can they visit teachers to get their doubts clarified.
Sole Covid patient has recovered, lift sealing: Espacia - Times of India
Noida: The apartment owners association (AOA) of Lotus Boulevard Espacia (LBE), Sector 100, that has been categorised as a hotspot, has demanded that sealing rules be relaxed in the area as the only Covid-19 patient from the society has now recovered. The AOA said that they have been following strict quarantine and social distancing norms since March 17, days before the country-wide lockdown was announced.
World Athletics president Coe hopes for 'belated season' starting in August - Times of India
World Athletics president Sebastian Coe is still hoping that a belated outdoor athletics season can be staged from August to October this year, he said on Friday. Like all sport around the world, athletics is at a standstill because of the coronavirus pandemic with little indication of when it will be able to resume.
Sachin Tendulkar hardest batsman to get out, Virat Kohli best among current lot: Michael Clarke - Times of India
Sachin Tendulkar and Michael Clarke. (Getty Images) MELBOURNE: Former Australian captain Michael Clarke feels Virat Kohli's fetish for big hundreds is similar to the iconic Sachin Tendulkar, who was the "hardest to get out" with a technique which "didn't have a weakness". Clarke said he can't recall a batsman as complete as Tendulkar during his playing days. "Probably technically the best batsman (Tendulkar) I ever saw. The hardest batsman to get out.
Tiger Woods says he would've been healthy for Masters this week - Times of India
MIAMI: Tiger Woods says he has recovered "night and day" from a sore back that hindered his preparations for the now-postponed Masters and misses the Augusta National showdown while quarantined. In an interview released Thursday by Woods sponsor GolfTV, the 15-time major champion said he is cycling more and playing tennis at times to stay fit and his back pain has eased. "Night and day. I feel a lot better than I did then. I've been able to turn a negative into a positive," Woods said.
Ashley Giles expects delay to West Indies series - Times of India
LONDON: England cricket team chief Ashley Giles has forecast a significant delay to the home series against the West Indies in June should the coronavirus relent sufficiently to allow the three Tests to go ahead. The county championship, comprising four-day matches, was due to start on Sunday but English cricket is shut down until at least May 28, with the expectation of further postponements.
Day 1 of sealing: Supply lines hit, medical workers not allowed out in Noida - Times of India
Noida/Ghaziabad: On the first day that Covid-19 hotspots in Noida and Ghaziabad were sealed, the gap between planning and implementation affected two important things – the supply of essentials and access to medical care. In sectors 28 and 37, residents complained there was no supply of milk or vegetables. “The vendors promised by the Noida Authority did not turn up. Sector markers were shut. Stores outside were not open. We had to go without basic supplies,” said a Sector 28 resident.
IIT Hyderabad provides 100 litres of hand-sanitiser everyday to combat Covid-19
HYDERABAD: The Indian Institute of Technology, Hyderabad (IIT-H) is providing nearly 100 liters of hand sanitizers per day to the Sangareddy district administration since April 4 in order to help the local community to fight novel coronavirus.
Taimur Ali Khan exercising with his daddy Saif Ali Khan in THIS throwback picture is all things adorable - Times of India
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