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April 12, 2021.

Dil Raju is tested positive for coronavirus today and he is currently in home isolation.

The top producer asked the entire team of Vakeel Saab who are in contact with him from the past couple of days to get tested for coronavirus.

Dil Raju has no symptoms of coronavirus currently.

As for her marriage with Rajesh, Neelima said, "The second marriage would have lasted if certain things didn't happen which were difficult to encounter...

It was difficult, it was an impossible feat.

I think it would have worked out if there was more control and more logic and sense it in.

 According to a report from Bleeping Computer, security firm Dr Web disclosed that ten applications on the company's AppGallery were masquerading as official apps, and retained the functionality of the apps they were impersonating — only to perform malicious tasks in the background. .

The security firm revealed the security issues recently, stating that it regularly comes across new versions and modifications of the malware, which was initially discovered in 2019.

 “In total, our specialists discovered that 10 modifications of these trojans have found their way onto AppGallery, with more than 538,000 users having installed them,” Dr Web stated on its website!

The newest Pro has taken the biggest leap a OnePlus phone has taken in years to improve camera quality.

But outside its newfound photography capabilities, the phone has a lot else going for it.

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Say, if your smartphone runs on Android 8 and you download an app from APKPure version 3.17.18, most likely, your phone will be infected.

However, we should also mention that the APKPure developers have already fixed this in the latest 3.17.19 version of the app.

So if you are still using the previous version, immediately uninstall it and scan your phone using antimalware software.

The study led by the Canadian Museum of Nature analysed evidence preserved in teeth and bones from the skulls of both ancient (50,000 to 26,000 years ago) and modern grey wolves.

The research team, led by museum palaeontologist Danielle Fraser and student Zoe Landry, published their results in the journal Palaeogeography, Palaeoclimatology, Palaeoecology.

All the specimens were collected in Yukon, a region that once supported the Beringia mammoth-steppe ecosystem, and are curated in the museum's national collections as well as those of the Yukon government.

The researchers noted that limiting temperature rise to two degrees Celsius rather than four degrees Celsius would halve the area at risk, and potentially avoid significant sea level rise

They noted that when melted ice accumulates on the surface of ice shelves, it can make them fracture and collapse spectacularly

Previous research has given the scientists the bigger picture in terms of predicting Antarctic ice shelf decline

The Covid-19 pandemic is in a critical phase, the WHO said Monday, warning cases were surging exponentially as it urged people to respect measures proven to rein in the virus.

The World Health Organization pointed out that after cases and deaths declined at the beginning of the year, the global situation had worsened dramatically in recent weeks.

"We are in a critical point of the pandemic right now," Maria Van Kerkhove, the WHO's technical lead on Covid-19, told a press conference.

It is certainly important to consider duration as well as quality of sleep as it can affect each person in different ways

 Sleep deprivation leads to an early onset of systemic diseases

Sleep disorders which are linked with systemic disorders frequently disrupt maintenance of sleep, or cause symptoms of excessive daytime sleepiness or parasomnia behaviour

Some variants are specific to regions of India, including one called B.1.36, found to be present in a good fraction of cases tested in Bengaluru.

The specific mutation carried by the B.1.36 variant, called N440K, is widespread in cases from the southern states.

Although data is skimpy, there is some evidence that the B.1.36 variant may be responsible for some reinfections.