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The coronavirus pandemic is going to get worse, the World Health Organization warned on Monday. “Without national unity and global solidarity, trust us, the worst is yet ahead of us,” WHO Director General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said. “Let’s prevent this tragedy. It’s a virus that many people still don’t understand.” The virus has infected more than 2.4 million people and killed over 167,000. WHO’s warning comes as nations like Germany and Norway have started easing restrictions put in place to fight the outbreak. Tedros didn’t go into details about what could lie ahead, but he did point to politics as a reason for potentially worsening conditions. Tedros said. “It’s the political problem that may fuel further this pandemic,” Pushing politics amid the pandemic “is like playing with fire,” he added. WHO has been thrown into a political battle with President Donald Trump, who has accused the organization of being “China-centric” and of allowing Beijing to spread ...

“The Chief Minister of Madhya Pradesh” BJP veteran and fondly known as Mama Ji, Shivraj Singh Chouhan was sworn in as Chief Minister of Madhya Pradesh on Monday, days after the Congress government of Kamal Nath fell after losing its majority. Shivraj Singh Chouhan took oath for the fourth time as Chief Minister. The oaths of post and confidentiality were administered by the governor Lal Ji Tandon. Soon after taking oath as the CM, Chouhan changed his bio as “The Chief Minister of Madhya Pradesh” on his personal twitter handle at  https://twitter.com/ChouhanShivraj Outgoing CM Kamal Nath resigned on Thursday just before the Supreme Court’s deadline to prove his majority in a trust vote. The Congress lost its majority after 22 MLAs loyal to Jyotiraditya Scindia took a flight to Bengaluru and resigned. The MLAs joined BJP on Sunday, tweeted Jyotiraditya Scindia, now a BJP leader who quit his party of 18 years and joined the BJP last week. The Congress tried to reach out ...

Coronavirus is spreading as fast in the businesses as it is affecting humans. As containment is of the virus remains a threat, global business in China are either closing stores or scaling down operations.   The  origins   of the virus are yet to be determined as Chinese authorities remain tight-lipped and have gripped well over 7,000 in China and the global count is over 30,000  people . Global supply chain is disrupted as airlines are suspending flights and container ships are being stopped and checked, as China increases  restrictions . WSJ   in a report on employee travel bans quoted Kraft Heinz spokesman Michael Mullen: This will help reduce the unnecessary risk of virus exposure or transmission and is the most prudent measure to take while we continue to closely monitor the situation in China Among other companies to opt for the same measures are JP Morgan Chase &Co and Ford Motors. Earlier,  Google   shut down its offic...