ARCHIVE SiteMap 2020-09-03

Review: Live-action â€˜Mulanâ€™ is beautiful but isn\'t quite magical
Gene editing to produce disease-free babies not yet entirely safe, say experts
Amazon to hire 7,000 people in UK as virus fuels online demand
Microsoftâ€™s new software that detects deepfakes launched ahead of US vote
Facebook to ban fresh political ads in week before US elections
Indian Oil-chartered tanker catches fire off Sri Lanka
38 coal blocks up for auction for commercial mining: Coal Ministry
$A girl holds her smart phone as she updates the \PUBG Mobile\ game, owned by Chinese internet giant Tencent, in Siliguri on September 2, 2020. - India on September 2 banned 118 Chinese apps as it stepped up economic hostilities over an increasingly bitter border showdown between the giant neighbours. (AFP)$
China \'strongly opposes\' India\'s ban on Chinese apps
UoH to comply with SC order, end semester exams from September 16
Facebook, Instagram bans BJP\'s Raja Singh over hate speech
Singapore detects new COVID-19 clusters at migrant worker dormitories
Services activity falls for sixth month in August as COVID restrictions hurt business