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• How Pokémon GO led to trouble for these police officers
• This Covid-19 booster shot scam can empty bank account
• 100% WFH for private offices in Delhi; 23 die, positivity over 25%
  On a day when Delhi recorded 23 deaths due to Covid-19, the highest daily toll in nearly seven months, and 21,259 cases, the Delhi Disaster Management Authority (DDMA) issued an order directing all private offices, except those in exempted categories, to shut down. The positivity rate was 25.65% on Tuesday, up from 25% a day […]
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• Top10: Centre ends up with two more debt-laden telcos
• Djokovic travelled across Europe before Australia trip
  Novak Djokovic was in Serbia in the two weeks before flying to the Australian Open from Spain, according to three Belgrade residents, whose accounts to Reuters backed social media posts that contradict information contained in his immigration declaration on arrival in Melbourne.
• Siddharth apologises to Saina Nehwal for 'sexist' tweet
  After receiving a backlash on social media for his alleged sexist Tweet, actor Siddharth apologised to badminton champion Saina Nehwal in an open letter.
• Live: AAP to announce CM face for Punjab next week
  There will be seven-phase polls between February 10 and March 7 in five states – Uttar Pradesh, Punjab, Uttarakhand, Manipur and Goa – setting the stage for an intense contest that will have a bearing on the standing and morale of important players in the build-up to the 2024 polls. Stay updated with TOI and […]
• 3rd Test: Kohli wages a lone battle as SA claim Day 1 honours
  On a day when the sun was out for most of the time and wind blew from across the Atlantic, watching cricket might have been blissful. Walking out there to face the new ball and not getting distracted by the uneven bounce or by the captivating sight of the Table Mountains, however, was going to […]
• PIO experts' suggestion to allow milder strains spread draws flak
  Two health experts of Indian-origin are arguing that allowing a rapid spread of Omicron, which some experts see as inevit able, may be a better and safer bet to end the pandemic, even as other mainstream professionals are warning that such a strategy would be playing with fire.