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Coronavirus Quickly Dies Under High Temperature, Humidity, And Sunlight, White House Reveals

The White House revealed in a press briefing Thursday that coronavirus may quickly die under high temperature, humidity, and sunlight.

Man Chops Off Tongue 'To Appease Goddess' To Halt Coronavirus Spread

India's coronavirus lockdown is set to last until at least May 3

Vivek Sharma, who worked as a stone sculptor, was reportedly piqued by not being able to visit his hometown in the wake of the coronavirus lockdown.

WHO Warns 'Long Way To Go' In Coronavirus Crisis

The US Centers for Disease Control warned Americans to prepare for a more ferocious second wave of infections

WHO warns 'long way to go' in coronavirus crisis

Dharavi's narrow alleys, crowded housing and poor sanitation offer the perfect breeding ground for the virus

'Mission Dharavi': Virus Battleground In India's Biggest Slum

'Mission Dharavi': Virus battleground in India's biggest slum

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The company owned by Asia's richest man Mukesh Ambani was forced to cap crude imports from Venezuela in March

Facebook Acquires Minority Stake In Reliance Jio, India’s Largest Mobile Phone Operator

Facebook is paying $5.7 billion to gain a 9.99% stake in Reliance Jio

With around 400 million users, India is Facebook's biggest market

Facebook Takes $5.7 Bn Stake In India's Jio Digital Platforms

Facebook takes $5.7 bn stake in India's Jio digital platforms

Here Are Some Smartphones That Aren't Made In China

While it's a fact that many of today's best smartphones carry brand names from U.S.-based companies, it's also a fact that many of them have been assembled in a factory in China. Here are some smartphones that aren't made in China.

NASA Satellite Captures Aerosol Level Plunge In India Amid Coronavirus Pandemic

The aerosol levels in northern India were the lowest in 20 years of observations.

Facebook Takes $5.7 Bn Stake In India Digital Platforms

Facebook takes $5.7 bn stake in India digital platforms

Employees lift the body of a COVID-19 victim before loading it into the furnace at the New Sonapur Hindu crematorium in Dubai

No Last Goodbye For Gulf Migrant Workers Lost To Pandemic

No last goodbye for Gulf migrant workers lost to pandemic

Netflix reported a jump in paid subscriptions as strict confinement rules keep millions of people at home in a bid to curtail the coronavirus outbreak, effectively providing an enormous captive audience to the entertainment giant

Netflix Sees Record Sign-ups During Pandemic Lockdowns

Netflix sees record sign-ups during pandemic lockdowns

Aramco said it would boost its output after oil producers failed to reach a deal on production cuts

Low Crude Prices, Coronavirus Delaying, Scuttling Huge Deals By Indian Energy Firms

The $15 billion deal between Saudi Aramco and Reliance has been postponed

2-Year-Old Girl Sacrificed By Her Father To Maintain Domestic Peace, Accused Arrested

Police said that the main accused was a laborer and lived with his wife and five children -- three daughters and two sons.

Worshippers maintain social distancing at a mosque in Karachi in Pakistan at the weekend

Ramadan On Collision Course With Virus For Asia's Muslims

Authorities have tried to limit the fallout during the sacred period of fasting, which starts Thursday, but in many cases religious leaders have brushed aside concerns about activities that could spread COVID-19.

Indians dry their clothes after taking a holy dip in the River Ganges at Rishikesh, where about 700 foreign tourists remain as India's virus lockdown continues

Six Tourists, Including US National, Found Living In Cave Amid Lockdown In India, Rescued

They were reportedly rationing their money to buy food and other necessities amid coronavirus lockdown.

Coronavirus Update: An American Found Among 6 People In Cave, Hiding From COVID-19

A group of foreigners, including an American, was found making a bunker out of a cave in India amid the coronavirus outbreak.

A sweeper cleans the floor of the General Post Office in Kolkata after some lockdown restrictions were relaxed

India Partially Eases Lockdown, But Effort Falters

India partially eases lockdown, but effort falters

coronavirus may hide in the testicles according to new study

Recent Study Shows Testicles May Increase Vulnerability Of Men To COVID-19 Infection

A new study suggests men’s testicles may make them more vulnerable to COVID-19 infection due to the organ’s perceived ability to provide the virus sanctuary from the body’s immune system.