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Active cases of COVID-19 jumped to 500 from 362 in the last week, according to data from Indigenous Services Canada. In the last week, 356 new cases have been reported on-reserve with the majority occurring in the Prairies. Cases in Manitoba doubled, while Quebec also saw a spike in cases. Akwesasne, south of Cornwall, Ont., announced that it is dealing with an outbreak after five cases were reported in the Mohawk Council of Akwesasne's northern jurisdiction and four cases in the Saint Regis Mohawk Tribe's southern jurisdiction. "While we understand the effects of COVID-19 fatigue, we cannot let our guards down," the Mohawk Council said in a news release. "The time to take collective action is now in order to prevent a much worse scenario and stricter measures in the future." As of Nov. 2, there have been a total of 1,610 cases on-reserve in Canada since the pandemic started. Ten additional hospitalizations were reported since last week bringing the total to 83. The death toll remains at 15. The number of First Nations people who have recovered from the disease has reached 1,095. In an Oct. 30 update, ISC said the increasing number of cases has been linked to community transmission and to large private and public gatherings in settings where physical distancing and wearing of masks were not observed. There have been a total of 28 confirmed positive cases in the Nunavik region of Quebec. All have recovered as of Oct. 30. Total cases on First Nations reserves per region reported as of Nov. 2: British Columbia: 182 Alberta: 478 Saskatchewan: 339 Manitoba: 356 Ontario: 159 Quebec: 96

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A nice little detail to take into account when you bust open your PS5 later this month: the HDMI cable that the console comes with is actually HDMI 2.1, meaning that it supports 4K resolution at 120Hz (yep, it's the same as the Xbox Series X). In other words, you won't have to go and buy a new HDMI cable if you want to game at 120 frames-per-second. Of course, if you are planning on playing a game at 120fps, there are a couple of other factors to consider. For starters, not every PS5 game will be able to run at that frame rate. Only a small handful of titles have been confirmed to support 120fps, including Devil May Cry 5: Special Edition and DIRT 5 (for a full list of confirmed PS5 games that support 120fps, check out this guide: All PS5 Games Running at 120 Frames-Per-Second). On top of that, you'll obviously need a TV or display that also supports 120Hz. Still, it's nice to know that you won't have to buy an additional HDMI cable should you one day decide to upgrade your gaming setup.

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Details regarding AMD's raytracing support for its Radeon RX 6000 RDNA 2 based graphics cards have been unearthed by AdoredTV. There was recently some discussion regarding how will AMD implement its own raytracing features in gaming titles and it looks like AMD's gaming GPUs will already have full support in titles that are based on Microsoft's DXR or Vulkan Raytracing APIs. AMD Announces Raytracing Support For Radeon RX 6000 RDNA 2 Graphics Cards In All Microsoft DXR & Vulkan Raytracing APIs Based Games AMD clarified that their Radeon RX 6000 RDNA 2 graphics cards will feature full raytracing support in gaming titles that use industry-based standards. According to AMD, they will allow full raytracing support in games that are based on Microsoft's DXR and Vulkan Raytracing APIs and there are a lot of titles that already do that. For starters, there are only a handful of titles that are locked behind NVIDIA's RTX implementation and therefore, regarded as a proprietary standard. Major game engines such as Frostbite, Unreal, Seed & Unity are based on Microsoft's DXR APIs. Vulkan Raytracing is also implemented in Id tech's new engines for its next-generation title however, currently, they are only supported for RTX GPUs. There is a big possibility that developers who have their games based on industry-standard APIs for raytracing will at some point enable support for AMD's Radeon RX 6000 RDNA 2 graphics cards but that remains to be seen. We could also see a drastic difference between NVIDIA's RTX & AMD's own raytracing implementation in the same titles too. Following is a list of all the games available that are based on Microsoft's DXR API: Battlefield V Call of Duty: Modern Warfare Control Deliver Us The Moon Dirt 5 Fortnite Metro Exodus Shadow of The Tomb Raider Wolfenstein YoungbloodWe recently got to see some impressive raytracing performance numbers of the Radeon RX 6800 series graphics card which shows that AMD might just have a strong RT solution of their own. AMD still lacks behind NVIDIA when DLSS is enabled however, AMD is also working on its own DLSS solution under the Microsoft DirectML banner. It will definitely be interesting to see how well the AMD RA (Ray Accelerator) cores compare against NVIDIA's RT cores.AMD's Scott Herkelman has already stated that they are currently working on their own super-resolution feature to be implemented along raytracing however as per The Verge, the solution might not be available on the launch of the Radeon RX 6000 series cards. We can definitely expect more detailed information on raytracing and AI-based super-resolution features for Radeon RX 6000 RDNA 2 based graphics cards in the coming week as promised by AMD's Chief Architect of Gaming Solutions and Marketing, Frank Azor. Radeon RX 6000 Series Graphics Cards Pricing & Availability The Radeon RX 6900 XT graphics cards will be available starting 8th of December. The AMD Radeon RX 6900 XT is said to carry a price tag of $999 US and is expected to be a reference only model for this year unless AMD gives its AIB partners a greenlight for custom variants which may be in the plans. The RX 6800 XT and RX 6800 will be launching in the retail market on 18th November for $649 US and $579 US, respectively.

Car retailers have once again been urged to “hold firm” with their used vehicle pricing as England returns to a state of COVID-19 lockdown this week. Measures taken to avoid product discounting during the UK’s first coronavirus-prompted lockdown period – from March 23 to June 1 (in England) – were credited with maintaining a strong used car market when restrictions were lifted. Now Auto Trader is calling for the same approach as its data shows that demand for used cars has yet to diminish. Richard Walker, Auto Trader’s director of data and insight, said: “The introduction of the second national lockdown in England and the 17-day firebreak in Wales is disappointing for us all, but not surprising given news over the last few weeks. “Fortunately, businesses are far better prepared than they were in March and despite the restrictions, our data suggests consumer demand remains strong. “As we stressed during the original lockdown, retailers should avoid the temptation to slash their prices in order to entice car buyers, as it simply isn’t necessary and could have a lasting negative impact on the market.” The average number of retailers making daily price changes was 1,971 in October, according to Auto Trader’s website data, 20% fewer than in October 2019 (2,467), and 9% fewer than September 2020 (2,164). The average amount being changed on a daily basis was £277, which was a 16% decline on the same time last year (£320). National Franchised Dealers Association (NFDA) chief executive, Sure Robinson, urged retailers to retain faith in the levels of consumer demand seen in the market. She said: “It is encouraging to see that average asking prices saw an increase in October demonstrating that consumer demand for used cars remains healthy, in particular for petrol and diesel vehicles. “Despite the introduction of new restrictions, dealers have been receiving high volumes of online enquiries and this is likely to continue over the coming weeks”. Auto Trader reported in its latest retail price index report that October had marked seven months of consecutive growth for used car prices, with an increase of 8.6% year-on-year. Meanwhile, the online marketing giant claims to have seen demand surge by 24.6% year-on-year, with 61.9 million visits in October. Furthermore, news of the November 2 start of ‘Lockdown 2’ has driven a 17% increase in retailer leads, it said. Its data contradicts that of used car pricing and insight specialist Cap HPI, which reported that the used car market had delivered a small decline of 2.1% on October 2019. October pricing movements The Auto Trader Retail Price Index – based on pricing analysis of over 900,000 vehicles – showed that the average retail price of a used car was £14,014 last month, marking an 8.6% year-on-year (YoY) increase on a like-for-like basis and seven months of consecutive growth. It follows the previous YoY records of 7.6% in September, and 6.1% in August, prior to which the highest rate of growth was 5.8%, observed in July 2014. Last month the average price for a second-hand petrol car grew 9% YoY (£12,612), which is the highest rate of growth since February 2018 (also 9%). Used diesel cars saw prices grow 8.8% (£14,899), which marks the fourth consecutive month of record price increases. The Retail Price Index Report said: “Notably, the rate of growth for used diesels has doubled since July 2020 (4.1%), prior to which the highest rate of growth was 3.9% in July 2018. “As highlighted in Auto Trader’s Market Insight tool, the level of demand for used diesels is not as strong as its petrol counterpart – increasing 2.8% YoY in October, versus 14.0% YoY. “However, there are far fewer in the market for consumers to choose from, with the level of diesel supply dropping 13.6% on the same period last year. “It represents the steepest decline in supply of any fuel type, and by some margin. Alternative fuel vehicles (AFVs) also saw a positive October, recording the first price growth since February 2020, which at 0.07% (£23,301) is a more subdued rate than its ICE counterparts. Electric vehicles (EV) recorded their 10th consecutive month of price contraction, down by 2.6%, it’s the lowest rate since February 2020. Hatchbacks and MPV body types recorded the highest rate of value growth during October, according to Auto Trader, up 12.9% (£9,282) and 11.0% (£9,738) respectively. SUVs continue to experience the highest levels of demand, however, recording a YoY increase of 18.1%, whilst supply fell 6.6%. The average sticker price of an SUV was £19,367 last month, representing a like-for-like increase of 4.9% on October 2019. Like-for-like prices continued to show strong growth across all age groups, with those aged between 10 to 15 years rising 15.7% (£4,382). However, the same age group saw a notable dip in demand from September, falling from 12.1% YoY growth to a comparatively conservative 3.2% last month.

Lifestyle and Mobility has completed its second acquisition of 2020, purchasing Harlow Mobility from former owner David Davison. The acquisition takes Lifestyle and Mobility’s store tally up to five in the South East, including the use of an assessment centre that the company can use in collaboration with 360 Wheelchairs. Offering a combination of lifestyle-orientated mobility aids and prescriptive solutions to meet complex needs, Lifestyle and Mobility is one of the mobility industry’s growing success stories. The family-run retailer was founded in 2002 by Ron Sverdloff and is now managed by Managing Director Aaron Sverdloff and his engaged team, expanding its presence across the region. In February 2020, Lifestyle and Mobility acquired Hearing Health and Mobility’s Bournemouth branch after it entered administration – just weeks before the first coronavirus lockdown in the spring. Now, with history repeating itself, Lifestyle and Mobility has acquired Harlow Mobility, just days out from the upcoming, month-long lockdown. Based in Essex, Harlow Mobility formerly traded as 1st Call Mobility prior to the eight-figure sale of its bariatric division in 2016 to Arjo. Following the sale, the remaining 1st Call Mobility showroom changed its name to Harlow Mobility and continued to operate from its shopping centre location. Now, Harlow Mobility will join Lifestyle and Mobility’s growing portfolio. Darren Macey, Business Development Manager for Lifestyle and Mobility, told THIIS that it will add new ranges such as active wheelchairs, complex powerchairs and Motability ranges to the Harlow branch. “Harlow Mobility was a great fit for us, as we knew we could add our business model within theirs,” explained Darren. “Adding our Motability accreditation is only going to do great things as we know this area hasn’t been tapped into that much which can only be a positive thing for us.” The acquisition follows Lifestyle and Mobility’s earlier attempt to enter Harlow almost two years ago after finding a 7,500 sq ft site which it planned to turn into its flagship store. “It’s been no secret that we’ve been wanting to get into Harlow for years now,” said Darren. “We started the process of taking on a huge unit in Terminus Street. We battled through the lease over an eight-month period. It felt like there were barriers after barriers, including high amounts of asbestos. During this period, David Davison the former proprietor of 1st Call Mobility, put Harlow Mobility up for sale. “We then approached David, which can you believe is almost two years ago now. After some negotiations, we almost had a deal done but for one reason or another we decided to carry on proceeding forward with the Terminus Street site as we had already invested so much time and effort into.” Eventually, Lifestyle and Mobility decided to pull out of the Terminus Street site, explained Darren. “When something isn’t right, it’s just not right! At this time, however, David had also taken his business off the market,” he added. “About two weeks ago, I was talking to Aaron on the phone about business. I don’t know why but I said to him shall I give David a call to see if he’s interested in selling. Sure enough, we had a great conversation and set up a meeting… two weeks later, the deal was done and we completed the deal on the 2nd November.” To discover the full story of the acquisition, including Lifestyle and Mobility’s ambitions for the new branch, check out next month’s issue of THIIS – register for a copy to be delivered to your home, showroom, office or wherever you please, here.

In swing states from Georgia to Arizona, the Affordable Care Act — and concerns over protecting preexisting conditions — loom over key races for Congress and the presidency. "I can't even believe it's in jeopardy," says Noshin Rafieei, a 36-year-old from Phoenix. "The people that are trying to eliminate the protection for individuals such as myself with preexisting conditions, they must not understand what it's like." In 2016, Rafieei was diagnosed with colon cancer. A year later, her doctor discovered it had spread to her liver. "I was taking oral chemo, morning and night — just imagine that's your breakfast, essentially, and your dinner," Rafieei says. In February, she underwent a liver transplant. Rafieei does have health insurance now through her employer, but she fears whether her medical history could disqualify her from getting care in the future. "I had to pray that my insurance would approve of my transplant just in the nick of time," she says. "I had that Stage 4 label attached to my name and that has dollar signs. Who wants to invest in someone with Stage 4?" "That is no way to feel," she adds. After doing her research, Rafieei says she intends to vote for Joe Biden, who helped get the ACA passed in this first place. "Health care for me is just the driving factor," she says. Even 10 years after the Affordable Care Act locked in a health care protection that Americans now overwhelmingly support — guarantees that insurers cannot deny coverage or charge more based on preexisting medical conditions — voters once again face contradicting campaign promises over which candidate will preserve the law's legacy. A majority of Democrats, independents and Republicans say they want their new president to preserve the ACA's provision that protects as many as 135 million people from potentially being unable to get health care because of their medical history. President Trump has pledged to keep this in place, even as his administration heads to the U.S Supreme Court the week after Election Day to argue the entire law should be struck down. "We'll always protect people with preexisting," Trump said in the most recent debate. "I'd like to terminate Obamacare, come up with a brand new, beautiful health care." And yet the Trump administration has not unveiled a health care plan or identified any specific components it might include. In 2017, the administration joined with congressional Republicans to dismantle the Affordable Care Act, but none of the GOP-backed replacement plans could summon enough votes. The Republicans' final attempt, a limited "skinny repeal" of parts of the ACA, failed in the Senate because of resistance within their own party. In an attempt to reassure wary voters, Trump recently signed an executive order that asserts protections for preexisting conditions will stay in place, but legal experts say this has no teeth. "It's basically a pinky promise, but it doesn't have teeth," says Swapna Reddy, a clinical assistant professor at Arizona State University's College of Health Solutions. "What is the enforceability? The order really doesn't have any effect because it can't regulate the insurance industry." Since the 2017 repeal and replace efforts, the health care law has continued to gain po[CENSORED]rity. Public approval is now at an all-time high, but polling shows many Republicans still don't view the ACA as synonymous with its most po[CENSORED]r provision — protections for preexisting conditions. Democrats hope to change that. "If you have a preexisting condition — heart disease, diabetes, breast cancer — they are coming for you," said Biden's running mate, California Sen. Kamala Harris, during her recent debate with Vice President Pence. Voters support maintaining ACA's legal protections In key swing states, many voters say protecting preexisting conditions is their top health concern. Rafieei, the Phoenix woman with colon cancer, still often has problems getting her treatments covered. Her insurance has denied medications that help quell the painful side effects of chemotherapy or complications related to her transplant. "During those chemo days, I'd think, wow, I'm really sick, and I just got off the phone with my pharmacy and they're denying me something that could possibly help me," she says. Because of her transplant, she will be on medication for the rest of her life, and sometimes she even has nightmares about being away and running out of it. "I will have these panic attacks like, 'Where's my medicine? Oh my god, I have to get back to get my medicine?'" Election season and talk of eliminating the ACA has not given Rafieei much reassurance, though. "I cannot stomach politics. I am beyond terrified," she says. And yet she plans to head to the polls — in person — despite having a compromised immune system. "It might be a long day. But you know what? I want to fix whatever I can," she says. A few days after she votes, she'll get a coronavirus test and go in for another round of surgery. A key health issue in political swing states Rafieei's home state of Arizona is emblematic of the political contradictions around the health care law. The Republican-led state reaped the benefits of the ACA. Arizona's uninsured rate dropped considerably since 2010, in part because it expanded Medicaid. But the state's governor also embraced the Republican effort to repeal and replace the law in 2017, and now Arizona's attorney general is part of the lawsuit that will be heard by the Supreme Court on Nov. 10 that could topple the entire law. Depending on how the Supreme Court rules, ASU's Reddy says any meaningful replacement for preexisting conditions would involve Congress and the next president. "At the moment, we have absolutely no national replacement plan," she says. Meanwhile, some states have passed their own laws to maintain protections for preexisting conditions, in the event the ACA is struck down. But Reddy says those vary considerably from state to state. For example, Arizona's law, passed just earlier this year, only prevents insurers from outright denying coverage — consumers with preexisting conditions can be charged more. "We are in this season of chaos around the Affordable Care Act," says Reddy. "From a consumer perspective, it's really hard to decipher all these details." As in the congressional midterm election of 2018, Democrats are hammering away at Republican's track record on preexisting conditions and the ACA. In Arizona, Mark Kelly, the Democratic candidate running for Senate, has run ads and used every opportunity to remind voters of Republican Sen. Martha McSally's votes to repeal the law. In Georgia, Democratic challenger Jon Ossoff has taken a similar approach. "Can you look down the camera and tell the people of this state why you voted four times to allow insurance companies to deny us health care coverage because we may suffer from diabetes or heart disease or have cancer in remission?" Ossoff said during a debate with his opponent, Republican Sen. David Purdue. Republicans have often tried to skirt health care as a major issue this election cycle because there isn't the same political advantage to pushing the repeal and replace argument, says Mark Peterson, a professor of public policy, political science and law at UCLA. "It's political suicide, there doesn't seem to be any real political advantage anymore," says Peterson. But the timing of the Supreme Court case — exactly a week after election day — has somewhat obscured the issue for voters. Republicans have chipped away at the health care law by reducing the individual mandate — the provision requiring consumers to purchase insurance — to zero dollars. The premise of the Supreme Court case is that the ACA no longer qualifies as a tax because of this change in the penalty. "It is an extraordinary stretch, even among many conservative legal scholars, to say that the entire law is predicated on the existence of an enforced individual mandate," says Peterson. The court could rule in a very limited way that does not disrupt the entire law or protections for preexisting conditions, he says. Like many issues this election, Peterson says there is a big disconnect between what voters in the two parties believe is at stake with the ACA. "Not everybody, particularly Republicans, associates the ACA with protecting preexisting conditions," he says. "But it is pretty striking that overwhelmingly Democrats and Independents do — and a number of Republicans — that's enough to give a significant national supermajority." This story is part of NPR's health reporting partnership with Kaiser Health News

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After a couple of quiet weeks on PlayStation 4, the new releases calendar is beginning to get super busy. Ubisoft's Watch Dogs Legion went first, and it has debuted in number two in the UK's physical sales chart. Number one if FIFA 21, of course, which marks its fourth week at the top. Another new release has made it into the top 10 — The Dark Pictures Anthology: Little Hope arrives in ninth place. As Nintendo dominates the majority of the top 10, a couple of notable games have dipped below 10th place. Marvel's Avengers and Crash Bandicoot 4: It's About Time now find themselves in 12th and 13th place respectively. Here's the latest top 10 in full.UK Sales Charts: Week Ending 31st October 2020 FIFA 21 Watch Dogs Legion Animal Crossing: New Horizons Mario Kart 8 Deluxe Minecraft (Switch) Super Mario 3D All-Stars Pikmin 3 Deluxe Ring Fit Adventure The Dark Pictures Anthology: Little Hope Minecraft Dungeons

New Mastercard service will assist business owners in identifying evolving security threats Mastercard is launching Cyber Secure, an innovative suite of tools powered by Artificial Intelligence (AI) that will let banks tackle the growing risk of cybercrime. According to the credit card giant, at least 1 in 4 organisations have experienced a cyber attack in the last 12 months. Attacks are being further exacerbated by the coronavirus pandemic, as criminals have been quick to capitalize on the chaotic situation caused the health crisis, with many banks suffering from stolen assets or compromises in security in recent months. Mastercard says it hopes Cyber Secure will enable banks to better monitor their internal systems, while hopefully preventing attacks by identifying potential threats, and weaknesses, within their operations. Best ransomware protection: free, paid and decryption tools We've built a list of the best antivirus services on the market Check out our list of the best malware removal software out there Mastercard is also setting its sights on Internet of Things (IoT) technology as part of the security initiative. It says IoT is responsible for the generation of 2.5 quintillion bytes of data every day, with 90% of this data having been accumulated in the last two years. Ransomware attacks Increasing cases of ransomware attacks are another priority for Mastercard. It estimates that by next year a business will become the victim of a ransomware attack every 11 seconds. The suite of new tools inside Cyber Secure will help businesses fend off threats following Mastercard’s acquisition of RiskRecon this year. This specialist company uses AI to evaluate data against 40 security and infrastructure criteria, which flags up potential threats to businesses based on its own cyber risk rating system. “The world today faces a $5.2 trillion cyber breach problem. This is one of the biggest threats to consumer trust. At Mastercard, we aim to stay ahead of fraudsters and to continually evolve and enhance our protection of cyber environments for our bank and merchant customers,” said Ajay Bhalla, president, Cyber & Intelligence, Mastercard.“With Cyber Secure, we have a suite of AI-powered cyber capabilities that allows us to do just that, ensuring trust across every experience, for businesses and consumers,”

ARCTIC has just announced the release of its flagship AIO liquid cooler, the Liquid Freezer II 420. ARCTIC states that the Liquid Freezer II 420 is its biggest and powerful water cooler to date & has been designed on the same principles as the rest of its Liquid Freezer II lineup. ARCTIC Unveils Liquid Freezer II 420 AIO Liquid Cooler, Its Biggest & Most Powerful Liquid Cooler To Date The ARCTIC Liquid Freezer II 420 comes with a 420mm AIO cooling design which is quickly getting traction from various cooler manufacturers. AlphaCool who is regarded as one of the prominent liquid coolers was one of the first to offer a 420mm AIO liquid cooling solution in its Eisbaer lineup almost two years ago and released an Aurora variant with RGB support last year. Now ARCTIC has brought forward its own cooling solution.The Liquid Freezer II 420 features support for all modern sockets including Intel's LGA 1200, LGA 1151, LGA 2011-3, LGA 2066, and AMD's AM4 & AM3+. Surprisingly, a cooler of this size should be great for the AMD Ryzen Threadripper CPUs too but TR4 or TRX40 support has not been listed yet. The cooler weighs in at 1977g and features dimensions of 148mm x 149.5mm x 166mm (L/W/H). The pump features a copper cole plate with a Micro Skived fin array to channel coolant through. It operates at 800-2000 RPM (PWM). The 420mm radiator is all aluminum and features three 140mm fans (P14 PWM-Fan). ARCTIC will include its MX-4 thermal paste with the package. Tubing for the cooler is made out of fiber-sleeved rubber and features Y-splitter for radiator fans. The fans on the cooler are rated at 200-1700 RPM (PWM) and have a noise output of 0.3 sones while featuring fluid dynamic ball bearings. The static pressure is maintained at 2.4mm H2O and airflow is rated at 72.8 CFM. The cooler also comes with an active VRM cooler over the pump which allows for lower VRM temps. The mounting mechanism is all stated to be very easy and anyone tech-savvy can install the cooler with relative ease. The cooler is available now through ARCTIC's main webpage for a price of €119.99. The cooler will be a perfect fit for higher TDP CPUs, especially Intel's existing 10th Gen lineup and if you plan on building yourself an AMD Ryzen 5000 PC, the extra cooling performance that a cooler like this has to offer definitely won't hurt if you plan to run at overclocked speeds.

Passenger vehicle sales in India accelerated in October for the third straight month this fiscal year, buoyed by demand during the festivals of Navratri and Dussehra, as well as a steady recovery in economic activity since lockdown curbs were eased. Wholesales, or factory dispatches, reported by carmakers, including Maruti Suzuki India Ltd, Hyundai Motor India Ltd, Mahindra and Mahindra Ltd (M&M), Toyota Kirloskar Motor Pvt. Ltd (TKM) and Honda Cars India Ltd, suggest the industry has recorded a 14% year-on-year (y-o-y) growth in October. Sales increased by 26.5% in September and 14.1% in August, according to the Society of Indian Automobile Manufacturers (Siam). Maruti Suzuki, the country’s top carmaker, posted an 18% rise in domestic wholesales at 163,656 vehicles. This was driven by a 27% jump in sales of hatchbacks at 95,067 units comprising its po[CENSORED]r models such as the WagonR, Swift and Baleno. Sales of Maruti’s utility vehicle models grew 10% last month to 25,396 units. At its quarterly earnings call last week, the Maruti management said retail deliveries during Navratri grew 27% year-on-year to 96,700 units. With the largest portfolio of affordable, small cars among local automakers, Maruti has been a key beneficiary of the growing preference for personal mobility during the pandemic. This trend has led to the share of first-time car buyers for Maruti growing to 48% from 43% a year ago. The resurgence in sales has also been helped by a low year-earlier base as well as buoyant rural markets this year. The share of rural markets to Maruti’s total sales has risen to 41% during Q2 from 38% a year earlier. Second-ranked Hyundai said its total domestic sales in October increased 13% y-o-y to 56,605 vehicles. This was the highest-ever monthly sales for Hyundai since it commenced operations in India, according to the company, topping the previous record of 52,001 units in October 2018. The Korean carmaker plans to launch the third generation of its premium hatchback i20 on Thursday in a bid to exploit potential demand around Diwali slated for 14 November. Puneet Gupta, associate director, IHS Markit said the October sales numbers are very encouraging despite the price increase to comply with Bharat Stage VI emission norms and comparatively lower level of discounts. “While aggressive financing schemes are helping buyers, covid-19 fear factor is clearly working in India, as we see an increased preference for personal mobility," he said. M&M’s passenger vehicle wholesales grew a marginal 1% to 18,622 units. A 3% increase in sales of utility vehicles (UVs) helped offset a sharp 55% plunge in sales of cars and vans at M&M. Veejay Nakra, chief executive, automotive division, M&M said SUV brands such as Scorpio, Bolero and XUV300 continue to do well, while it has received robust orders for the Thar SUV model within a month of launch. Recording its best month since March, Toyota Kirloskar reported wholesales of 12,373 units in October, rising from 11,866 units a year earlier. “That our wholesales have been registering an average growth of close to 50% every month gives us confidence that the demand for bigger vehicles is rising too," said Naveen Soni, senior vice-president, sales and service, Toyota Kirloskar.

An essential parameter of good health is a sound body and mind. And that is achieved when one feels relaxed and rested. However, given the pandemic coupled with everyday concerns, one may not always be able to stay calm and composed. So, if you have been finding it difficult to channelise your inner energy, here are some simple relaxation methods that can be practised whenever you feel low on energy, recommends certified nutritionist Rashi Chowdhary.Our physical and emotional healing happens when we are in the rest and relax mode, not in fight or flight (mode). If we’re always wired thinking about what we need to do next with an undercurrent of stress rather than ease, healing becomes harder,” she said, while sharing some simple ways in which one can feel relaxed through the day.*Start your day with morning rituals, anything that makes you feel good. Doesn’t have to be productive. *Practice water memory. Every-time you remember something, say a little prayer or put the best possible intention for yourself into the water/coffee/green tea that you’re drinking. *Focus on your breath from start to finish and let it bring you to the present moment. *Hear something that lights you up from the inside, say music. “It’s always these small things that have a big impact on us,” she mentioned

Dr. Scott Atlas, pictured at a White House news conference in September, said on Sunday that he regrets doing an interview with RT, and extended an apology to the national security community. The Russian state-controlled media outlet has been registered as a foreign agent in the U.S. since 2017. Alex Wong/Getty Images White House coronavirus adviser Dr. Scott Atlas apologized on Sunday for doing an interview with Russia's state-backed RT network, saying he "was unaware they are a registered foreign agent." RT, formerly known as Russia Today, is an international television and digital news network financed by the Russian government. The production company behind its U.S. arm, RT America, registered as a foreign agent under the Foreign Agents Registration Act in 2017, meaning its content is labeled as propaganda attempting to influence U.S. public opinion, policy and laws. RT is one of more than a dozen media outlets that Facebook began labeling in June as under state control. RT's Twitter page is also labeled as "Russian state-affiliated media." "I regret doing the interview and apologize for allowing myself to be taken advantage of," Atlas said in a tweet. "I especially apologize to the national security community who is working hard to defend us." A 2017 report by national intelligence agencies said that RT, as part of Russia's "state-run propaganda machine," contributed to the campaign to interfere in the 2016 presidential election by "serving as a platform for Kremlin messaging to Russian and international audiences." National security experts have raised similar concerns in the 2020 election. In the interview published Saturday, Atlas downplayed the severity of the U.S. coronavirus surge and said that lockdowns aimed at curbing the spread of COVID-19 are "not impactful" and "killing people." "The lockdowns will go down as an epic failure of public policy by people who ... were wrong, refused to accept they were wrong, didn't know the data, didn't care, and became a frenzy of stopping COVID-19 cases at all costs and those costs are massive," Atlas said. He also said protective measures like mask wearing and social distancing are "creating a generation of neurotic children," and said one in four Americans ages 18-24 thought of taking their lives in June because of lockdowns. (The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention found that young adults reported "considerably elevated adverse mental health conditions" associated with COVID-19 in general.) As the country climbs towards a third coronavirus peak, with cases and hospitalizations on the rise, public health officials are urging Americans to take precautions like wearing masks, social distancing and avoiding being indoors with people outside your household whenever possible. And in recent days, countries including Spain, Italy, Germany and England have reimposed lockdowns and other restrictions in an effort to get the virus under control. Atlas, a radiologist, joined the White House as a coronavirus adviser in August and has since drawn scrutiny for circulating misinformation and reportedly promoting the controversial theory of "herd immunity." Last month, Twitter removed a post by Atlas in which he falsely stated that masks do not offer protection from the virus. The incident comes a day after Dr. Anthony Fauci, the nation's top infectious disease expert, criticized Atlas in an interview with The Washington Post. "I have real problems with that guy," Fauci said. "He's a smart guy who's talking about things that I believe he doesn't have any real insight or knowledge or experience in. He keeps talking about things that when you dissect it out and parse it out, it doesn't make any sense." In September, Fauci suggested Atlas was an "outlier" on the White House Coronavirus Task Force, a characterization that Atlas responded to in Saturday's interview. "I'm proud to be an outlier, especially when the in-liers are completely wrong," Atlas said. The U.S. recorded its highest single-day increase in COVID-19 cases to date on Friday, with 99,321 cases and 1,030 deaths.

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