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India approved two Covid-19 vaccines on Sunday, planning to inoculate some 300 million people on a priority list this year. It has recorded the second-highest number of coronavirus infections in the world, with more than 10.3 million confirmed cases to date.   Nearly 150,000 people have died . India’s drugs regulator gave an emergency authorization for the vaccines developed by Oxford University and U.K.-based drugmaker AstraZeneca and another developed by the Indian  company  Bharat Biotech. Drugs Controller General Dr. Venugopal G Somani said both would require two doses and the decision was made after “careful examination” by the Central Drugs Standard Control Organization, India’s pharmaceutical regulator. Both vaccines are  cheaper and easier to use  than ones by Pfizer and Moderna since they do not require ultra-cold storage facilities. Prime Minister Narendra Modi called the vaccine approval a  “decisive turning point to strengthen a spirited fight.”  “Congratulations India,” Mo

Young billionaire Kyle Jenner is facing backlash from outraged fans after posting clips of her new $3M supercar. Jenner, 22, bought herself a brand new Bugatti Chiron , which she flaunted — and then deleted — on Instagram on Sunday, October 6. Jenner posted a video of the Bugatti, which costs a cool $3M, was all white with an orange interior and, it would seem, makes for one hell of a post-breakup piece of retail therapy for the reality TV star after her split from Travis Scott. She followed it up with clips on her Instagram Stories showing her taking her new car out for a Sunday drive. Her followers weren’t happy with the display of wealth and called out Forbes magazine’s youngest self-made billionaire . "How can people justify buying more cars then they possibly need when there are people out there who can’t eat! Like I get it’s your money and you earn it but HOW do you justify not doing good with it I just don’t get it. The money you spent on this you c

Jennifer Lopez and Alex Rodriguez celebrated their love amongst friends and family Friday night in Los Angeles. Few details have emerged about the event, but we know for sure it was a night to remember. Lopez's bestie Leah Remini did share some pictures of the star-studded engagement party , giving us a glimpse at JLo's glam for the party: smoky eyes, heavy lashes and a nude lip. Lopez opted for a romantic hair style, featuring a deep part and and subtle curls, to pair with her one-shouldered blush pink outfit. The pictures only offer a peek at the evening's venue, a glamorous ballroom, where it seems guests were seated for dinner amongst candlelight and crystal dish ware. A-Rod popped the question during a dreamy sunset  in the Bahamas in March with an incredible 15-carat diamond ring. But considering Lopez's  incredibly  busy schedule — which has included promoting the Oscar-buzz generating film  Hustlers , walking in Versace's latest fashion sho

Sean Spicer is not a political aide anymore. Now he is a dancer. The former press secretary to President Donald Trump made his first appearance on "Dancing with the Stars" on Monday night. Spicer appeared with dance partner Lindsay Arnold, wearing a ruffled neon green shirt and doing the salsa to the Spice Girls' "Spice Up Your Life." The routine began with Spicer slapping bongos before being joined on stage by Arnold. At one point , as Spicer ran down the steps of the "Dancing With The Stars" stage, he waves his arms back and forth wildly, creating an instantly gif-able moment for the internet to seize on. Spicer and Arnold scored a 12 out of 30 points for their dance routine, the second-lowest score of the night, and the performance was lambasted online. However, Spicer, who served as press secretary from the beginning of the Trump administration until July of 2017, seemed to know he looked awkward in a tweet sent out bef

Two in a row! After winning at Spa, Charles Leclerc impressively held off constant pressure from Lewis Hamilton and Valtteri Bottas at the Italian Grand Prix to claim his second successive Formula One victory. It was Ferrari’s first win at their home circuit since Fernando Alonso in 2010, with Bottas and Hamilton settling for second and third respectively. The Monegasque received a warning in the form of a black and white flag from the race stewards after he appeared to leave Hamilton insufficient space heading into the Della Roggia chicane on lap 23. But at the end of the day it was a well deserved win with Leclerc very decisively defending of his lead, never cracking under pressure. Hamilton’s hopes of winning were over when he locked up his tyres and was forced to skip the first two turns. That error freed Bottas, who was on a fresher set of tyres, to take a run at Leclerc, but even with the benefit of DRS the Finn was unable to get the job done as the 21-year-old clung on fo

Nicole Junkermann is a London-based investor, entrepreneur and business mentor . Her investment career began in the sports sector. In 1998, she co-founded Winamax, a football gaming portal. From 2002 to 2011, she was a strategic investor and Vice-Chairman of the sports and media company, Infront. In 2007, she founded United in Sports, the world’s first private equity fund focusing on sports. From sports to experimental technology Since 2011, however, she has returned to her roots in digital innovation and experimental technology – areas like robotics, genomics, virtual reality and artificial intelligence – and media rights, generally. Her principal investment vehicle is today NJF Capital Ltd, which currently has over 30 companies in its portfolio. NJF Capital serves as a bridge between traditional business and industry-defining technologies and brings a deep understanding of business strategy, entrepreneurial know-how and a wide network across business and government. In additi