A recent study out of China found the coronavirus fatality rate for men was 2.8%, compared to 1.7% for women. Another Chinese analysis found men accounted for 60% of COVID‐19 patients. When Italy recently reported the country’s death toll, 72% of those who had died were men, according to the BBC. One study put the number even higher, with men making up 80% of people who had passed away in Italy.
Here are the top updates from the RBI's unscheduled monetary.Repo rate reduced by 75 basis points to 4.4.%. Reverse repo-rate reduced by 90 basis points to 4%
A company like PVR, which garners revenue in the range of Rs 300 crore per month, is staring at a situation where revenue is nil because all theatres are shut. So the question is how to sustain the fixed cost.
The biggest sporting carnival is now less than a week away and India will look to come up with inspiring performances. India had bagged six medals at the London 2012 Olympics (two Silver and four Bronze) which was one of their best renditions. However, the Indian contingent could only win two medals (one silver and one bronze) in the previous edition of the Rio Olympics. Thus, India will look to turn the tables in the upcoming Games. As many as 228 Indian players will take part in the Olympics, which is the highest ever for the country. Out of these 228 players, 119 will compete in 85 different medal categories. We take a look at 10 players/teams who could be the medal prospects for the country in the upcoming Tokyo Olympics 2020. 1. PV Sindhu (Badminton) PV Sindhu. Image Credits: PTI There will be huge expectations from the lanky shuttler after she had won a Silver medal in Rio Olympics in 2016. The 26-year old is currently placed at seventh ...