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The UK government has clarified its position on Covishield, stating that the major concern is vaccination certification, not the vaccine itself. Alex Ellis, the British High Commissioner to India, indicated that all sides are in talks to address the issue.

“We’ve established that Covishield isn’t a concern. The UK is welcoming to visitors, and we’ve already seen a large number of visitors from India, whether they’re tourists, businesspeople, or students “According to Ellis. He went on to say that India and the United Kingdom “have been having deep technical discussions regarding certification, with the builders of the CoWIN and NHS apps, about both apps.”

More than 62,500 student visas were issued “in the year ending June 2021,” according to the UK High Commissioner to India, a nearly 30% increase over the previous year. According to UK regulations, Indian travellers who have received both doses of the Covishield vaccine produced by the Serum Institute of India (SII) are considered unvaccinated and must complete a 10-day period of self-isolation.

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Nona Gaprindashvili, a Georgian chess legend, has sued Netflix for defamation, alleging that she was misrepresented in the hit series The Queen’s Gambit.

The case is based on a scene in the final episode of the drama in which Gaprindashvili, aged 80, claims he has never played competitive chess with males. According to the paper, she had faced at least 59 male players by 1968, the year in which the incident is set. The claim was dismissed by Netflix as having “no merit.” Gaprindashvili and her “illustrious career” were treated with “only the utmost respect” by the corporation, which promised to “vigorously defend the case.”

The Queen’s Gambit is based on Walter Tevis’s 1983 novel and follows Anya Taylor-Joy as Beth Harmon, a fictitious chess player. The series premiered last year and was dubbed “Netflix’s biggest limited scripted series ever” by the streaming service.

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Food inflation in the UK hit record highs as the crisis created by Covid and Brexit was reflected in the market.

The country’s economy averaged 3.2 per cent in August, the highest level since 1997. According to the Office of National Statistics, the main reason for this is the rise in food prices.

The Bank of England’s goal was to keep inflation at 2%. It has now surpassed 3.2 per cent.

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A special police team has been deployed to investigate the disappearance of cats from an Italian village. Hundreds of cats have gone missing this summer from a village in the Santa Maria del Piano area near Lesignano de’ Bagni in the northern Italian province of Parma.

Luana Giusti, a veterinarian in the area, said there had been complaints of cats going missing since the end of May and that complete information on them had been kept.

In the past few weeks, locals say more than 50 cats have gone missing from homes and public places in the area. Most of the missing are domestic cats.

Authorities believe the cats were stolen, not for sale. Because none of the missing cats are valuable or of the higher species. Cats have not been found dead or injured in road accidents.

A few years ago, a man was caught stealing cats from a nearby area to be used to train hounds. But police say he has no role in the current incident. A team of Italian police, Carabinieri, Forestry Police and local police have launched an investigation into the mysterious sighting of the cats.

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Manappuram Miss TamilNadu 2022 title is bagged by Kiran Gulzar. Rosica and Debinita Kar are the first runner-up and second runner up title winners respectively.


The competition was held at the Chennai Hilton Hotel. Miss TamilNadu 2022 is a joint venture between Pegasus Global Pvt Ltd and the Razzmatazz Group. Manappuram Finance Limited and DQUE are the main title partners of the pageant.

Fifteen beauties from different districts of TamilNadu graced the ramp. The grooming by the renowned personalities in the fashion and film industry was a confidence booster for the contestants. The competition was held in three rounds: Traditional Round, Gown Round and Black theme Round. The contestants are judged not only by the beauty but also focuses more on talent and personality. The winners were presented with gold crowns.

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Manappuram Mrs Tamil Nadu 2021 title is now owned by Kripa Dharmaraj. Dr Hema Malini Rajinikanth and Ar.Praveena won the first runner up and second runner up title respectively.


The competition was held at the Chennai Hilton Hotel. Mrs Tamil Nadu 2021 is a joint venture between Pegasus Global Pvt Ltd and the Razzmatazz Group. Manappuram Finance, Ltd and DQUE are the main title partners of the pageant.

The winner Kripa Dharmaraj is an international health coach. First runner up Dr. Hema Malini is Medical Cosmetologist and second runner up Ar.Praveena is an architect and fashion designer. The winners are judged not only by the beauty but also focuses more on talent and personality. The winners of Mrs Tamil Nadu were presented with gold crowns.

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Because vaccination rates have reached more than 70% of the population, Denmark has become the only European country without any coronavirus-related limitations.

The return to normalcy has been slow, but as of Friday, the digital pass – evidence of vaccination – is no longer required for entry into nightclubs, making it the final COVID-19 protection to be lifted. COVID-19 passports were launched in March 2021 as part of a progressive relaxation of laws in Denmark.

The COVID pass requirement was lifted at museums and indoor events with fewer than 500 people on August 1, before being phased out for major events, and masks have not been required on public transportation since mid-August. A sold-out event in Copenhagen’s capital, Copenhagen, will welcome 50,000 guests on Saturday, a first in Europe.

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Protest against the controversial move to use drone technology to measure the temperature of seafarers.

As the Covid expansion continued, the controversial project was intended to be implemented off the coast of Ostia, near Rome. The move by the local health authority was to use drones to assess the body temperature and distance of those who come to bathe in the sea for relief in the harsh summer.

The drones were used to measure people’s body temperature from a height of not less than 25 meters from the water level and not less than 30 meters from people. Massive protests erupted in Rome against the project. Protesters said it was an invasion of people’s privacy and called for an end to such practices. But due to the bad weather in the last few days, the controversial decision has been suspended.

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A new history was born in Turkey when a 116-year-old grandmother survived Covid. Aise Karatai is seeking the honor of being the oldest person to be freed from Covid. Son Ibrahim said the mother, who had been in the ICU for 3 weeks, has now been transferred to the normal ward.

The grandmother is now under observation in the general ward after three weeks of treatment in the emergency department. Son Ibrahim told the news agency that his mother was healthy.

Aise is a city in the western Turkish city of Emirdag. Covid was infected after taking a single dose of the Chinese vaccine Sinovac. Aise Karati was born during the reign of the Ottoman Sultan in Turkey.

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Abba startled and delighted fans by announcing the release of their first new album in 40 years. Abba Voyage is planned to be launched in November, ahead of a “revolutionary” series of performances featuring virtual avatars performing favourites including Mamma Mia and Waterloo.

The quartet, which broke up in 1982, revealed that while working on the stage play, they ended up back in the studio. “At first, it was just two songs,” Benny Andersson explained, “but then we thought, ‘Well, maybe we could make a couple more.'” They ended up recording ten songs, two of which were debuted during a live-streamed press conference on Thursday.

The new songs will also be performed at the band’s virtual performance, also titled Abba Voyage, which will take place in an east London arena next year.

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