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2018-03-10 Photo gallery
UPDATED : Mar 10 2018, 00:00 IST
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An athlete soars during Gorilla Winter Jungle snowboarding and freestyle skiing festival at Shymbulak ski resort outside Almaty, Kazakhstan March 10, 2018.
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2 /10 Devotees carry pots of holy water to perform prayers on the occasion of 'Shiv Yagya' in Agartala on Saturday.
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3 /10 School students attending morning assembly as schools and colleges open after the closure of seven days, in Srinagar on Saturday. State authorities closed schools and colleges in valley for seven days following Shopian civilian killings.
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4 /10 Polling and Presiding officers collect Electronic Voting Machine (EVM) and Voter Verifiable Paper Audit Trail (VVPAT) machine along with polling materials on the eve voting of Phulpur Lok Sabha by-poll election, in Allahabad on Saturday.
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5 /10 Cadets lift a colleague as they celebrate after a passing-out parade at Officers Training Academy (OTA) in Chennai on Saturday.
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6 /10 A four-year-old boy sits in a demonstration, holding a photograph of his disappeared uncle Bilal Ahmad Dar, along with relatives of other missing persons during a sit-in protest, in Srinagar on Saturday.
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7 /10 Tibetans, living-in-exile in India, raise slogans at an event to mark the 59th Tibetan National Uprising Day at Mcleodganj in Dharamshala on Saturday.
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8 /10 Farmers of All Indian Kisan Sabha (AIKS) march from Nashik to Mumbai to gherao Vidhan Bhawan on March 12, demanding a loan waiver, in Thane on Saturday.
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9 /10 CPI(M) general secretary Sitaram Yechury visits areas under Jirania and Mohonpur to assess the damage to the houses of CPI-M supporters and party office in Agartala on Saturday.
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10 /10 President Ram Nath Kovind, First Lady Savita Kovind, Prime Minister Narendra Modi along with French President Emmanuel Macron and French First Lady Brigitte Macron during their ceremonial welcome at Rashtrapati Bhavan, in New Delhi on Saturday.
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News in Pics, September 16: Best photos from around the world
UPDATED : Sep 17 2020, 08:03 IST
Mexico | feminist | Donald Trump | Japan | Yoshihide Suga | illusion | cakes | Iran | Migrants | refugee camps | Brazil | Kuwait | ![Alison, co-owner of Dear Harley Cake Studio, shows one of the illusion cakes, imitating a local mobile ice cream truck at the studio in Hong Kong, China. Credit: Reuters Photo]( "Alison, co-owner of Dear Harley Cake Studio, shows one of the illusion cakes, imitating a local mobile ice cream truck at the studio in Hong Kong, China. Credit: Reuters Photo")
1 /8 Alison, co-owner of Dear Harley Cake Studio, shows one of the illusion cakes, imitating a local mobile ice cream truck at the studio in Hong Kong, China. Credit: Reuters Photo
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![U.S. President Donald Trump points to a chart as he speaks about his administration\'s coronavirus disease (COVID-19) response during a news conference in the Brady Press Briefing Room at the White House in Washington. Credit: Reuters Photo]( "U.S. President Donald Trump points to a chart as he speaks about his administration\'s coronavirus disease (COVID-19) response during a news conference in the Brady Press Briefing Room at the White House in Washington. Credit: Reuters Photo")
2 /8 U.S. President Donald Trump points to a chart as he speaks about his administration's coronavirus disease (COVID-19) response during a news conference in the Brady Press Briefing Room at the White House in Washington. Credit: Reuters Photo
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![The statue of Sebastian de Belalcazar, a 16th century Spanish conqueror, lies on the ground after it was pulled down by indigenous in Popayan, Cauca department, Colombia. Credit: AFP Photo]( "The statue of Sebastian de Belalcazar, a 16th century Spanish conqueror, lies on the ground after it was pulled down by indigenous in Popayan, Cauca department, Colombia. Credit: AFP Photo")
3 /8 The statue of Sebastian de Belalcazar, a 16th century Spanish conqueror, lies on the ground after it was pulled down by indigenous in Popayan, Cauca department, Colombia. Credit: AFP Photo
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![Japan\'s new Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga speaks to the media upon his arrival at the his office in Tokyo. Credit: AFP Photo]( "Japan\'s new Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga speaks to the media upon his arrival at the his office in Tokyo. Credit: AFP Photo")
4 /8 Japan's new Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga speaks to the media upon his arrival at the his office in Tokyo. Credit: AFP Photo
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![Feminist activists demonstrate against femicides and violence towards women in Guadalajara, Jalisco state, Mexico. Credit: AFP Photo]( "Feminist activists demonstrate against femicides and violence towards women in Guadalajara, Jalisco state, Mexico. Credit: AFP Photo")
5 /8 Feminist activists demonstrate against femicides and violence towards women in Guadalajara, Jalisco state, Mexico. Credit: AFP Photo
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![Arwa (L), 10, and her sister Rawan, 16, an Iraqi girl, diabetic, pose for a photo at a makeshift migrants camp in Dunkirk, northern France. Credit: AFP Photo]( "Arwa (L), 10, and her sister Rawan, 16, an Iraqi girl, diabetic, pose for a photo at a makeshift migrants camp in Dunkirk, northern France. Credit: AFP Photo")
6 /8 Arwa (L), 10, and her sister Rawan, 16, an Iraqi girl, diabetic, pose for a photo at a makeshift migrants camp in Dunkirk, northern France. Credit: AFP Photo
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![Waleed (3L), 29, a Kuwaiti migrant, stands with other migrants onboard the DHB Dauntless tug boat as they are brought to shore by the UK Border Force after illegally crossing the English Channel from France on a dinghy. Credit: AFP Photo]( "Waleed (3L), 29, a Kuwaiti migrant, stands with other migrants onboard the DHB Dauntless tug boat as they are brought to shore by the UK Border Force after illegally crossing the English Channel from France on a dinghy. Credit: AFP Photo")
7 /8 Waleed (3L), 29, a Kuwaiti migrant, stands with other migrants onboard the DHB Dauntless tug boat as they are brought to shore by the UK Border Force after illegally crossing the English Channel from France on a dinghy. Credit: AFP Photo
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![Brazil\'s Gremio defender, Colombian Luis Orejuela (L) and Chile\'s Universidad Catolica midfielder Edson Puch vie for the ball during their closed-door Copa Libertadores group phase football match at the Estadio San Carlos de Apoquindo stadium in Santiago. Credit: AFP Photo]( "Brazil\'s Gremio defender, Colombian Luis Orejuela (L) and Chile\'s Universidad Catolica midfielder Edson Puch vie for the ball during their closed-door Copa Libertadores group phase football match at the Estadio San Carlos de Apoquindo stadium in Santiago. Credit: AFP Photo")
8 /8 Brazil's Gremio defender, Colombian Luis Orejuela (L) and Chile's Universidad Catolica midfielder Edson Puch vie for the ball during their closed-door Copa Libertadores group phase football match at the Estadio San Carlos de Apoquindo stadium in Santiago. Credit: AFP Photo
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Reaching herd immunity in the coronavirus pandemic
UPDATED : Sep 16 2020, 13:17 IST
The novel coronavirus pandemic has brought "herd immunity" to the public consciousness, kindling hope the phenomenon can help slow or even end the outbreak. As the global community awaits Covid-19 vaccine, Reuters explains the two pathways one can attain herd immunity: natural infection or vaccination and more.
![Herd immunity refers to a large portion of a community developing a degree of immunity to a virus, thereby reducing person-to-person spread. As a result, the whole community gains protection, not just those who are immune. Credit: Reuters Photo]( "NATURAL INFECTION VS VACCINATION | Herd immunity refers to a large portion of a community developing a degree of immunity to a virus, thereby reducing person-to-person spread. As a result, the whole community gains protection, not just those who are immune. Credit: Reuters Photo")
1 /6 NATURAL INFECTION VS VACCINATION | Herd immunity refers to a large portion of a community developing a degree of immunity to a virus, thereby reducing person-to-person spread. As a result, the whole community gains protection, not just those who are immune. Credit: Reuters Photo
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![Natural infection refers to when a large number of people have had a disease and recovered. However, the extent of protection via natural infection is unknown with the new coronavirus. Moreover, more people would die while waiting for herd immunity than if a vaccine was produced. Credit: AFP Photo]( "Reaching herd immunity in the coronavirus pandemic | Natural infection refers to when a large number of people have had a disease and recovered. However, the extent of protection via natural infection is unknown with the new coronavirus. Moreover, more people would die while waiting for herd immunity than if a vaccine was produced. Credit: AFP Photo")
2 /6 Reaching herd immunity in the coronavirus pandemic | Natural infection refers to when a large number of people have had a disease and recovered. However, the extent of protection via natural infection is unknown with the new coronavirus. Moreover, more people would die while waiting for herd immunity than if a vaccine was produced. Credit: AFP Photo
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![Experts believe if no other measures are taken, herd immunity could kick in when 50 per cent to 70 per cent of a population gains immunity through vaccination. The precise level depends on the vaccine\'s efficacy rate, which experts say will be 70 per cent at best. Credit: AFP Photo]( "VACCINE\'S EFFICACY | Experts believe if no other measures are taken, herd immunity could kick in when 50 per cent to 70 per cent of a population gains immunity through vaccination. The precise level depends on the vaccine\'s efficacy rate, which experts say will be 70 per cent at best. Credit: AFP Photo")
3 /6 VACCINE'S EFFICACY | Experts believe if no other measures are taken, herd immunity could kick in when 50 per cent to 70 per cent of a population gains immunity through vaccination. The precise level depends on the vaccine's efficacy rate, which experts say will be 70 per cent at best. Credit: AFP Photo
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![In the early stages of distribution, higher priority may be given to healthcare workers and others on front lines, or those considered most vulnerable - a process known as targeted vaccination. Credit: Reuters Photo]( "PRIORITISNG FRONTLINE WORKERS | In the early stages of distribution, higher priority may be given to healthcare workers and others on front lines, or those considered most vulnerable - a process known as targeted vaccination. Credit: Reuters Photo")
4 /6 PRIORITISNG FRONTLINE WORKERS | In the early stages of distribution, higher priority may be given to healthcare workers and others on front lines, or those considered most vulnerable - a process known as targeted vaccination. Credit: Reuters Photo
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![At lower vaccination levels, the number of people who eventually become infected is similar in a group of people who mix and travel widely, and a group of people who are relatively static. Credit: AFP Photo]( "FOR PEOPLE WHO TRAVEL | At lower vaccination levels, the number of people who eventually become infected is similar in a group of people who mix and travel widely, and a group of people who are relatively static. Credit: AFP Photo")
5 /6 FOR PEOPLE WHO TRAVEL | At lower vaccination levels, the number of people who eventually become infected is similar in a group of people who mix and travel widely, and a group of people who are relatively static. Credit: AFP Photo
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![Until a vaccine is developed, wearing masks, physical distancing and hand hygiene can help reduce transmission and contribute to creating herd immunity. Credit: Reuters Photo]( "UNTIL THEN, WEAR MASKS | Until a vaccine is developed, wearing masks, physical distancing and hand hygiene can help reduce transmission and contribute to creating herd immunity. Credit: Reuters Photo")
6 /6 UNTIL THEN, WEAR MASKS | Until a vaccine is developed, wearing masks, physical distancing and hand hygiene can help reduce transmission and contribute to creating herd immunity. Credit: Reuters Photo
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News in Pics, September 16: Best photos from around the world
UPDATED : Sep 16 2020, 10:12 IST
Black Lives Matter | United States | California Fire | San Francisco | Mexico | FOOTBALL | Brazil | Paraguay | Coronavirus | Phoenix | Hurricane | Alabama | shelter | Donald Trump | Philadelphia | US Elections | ![Jerod Knox walks his dog, Bear, through his neighborhood after searching for belongings in his destroyed house in Talent, Oregon. City leaders estimate at least 600 homes were lost in the Almeda Fire as it burned through Talent and Phoenix, Oregon. Credit: AFP Photo]( "Jerod Knox walks his dog, Bear, through his neighborhood after searching for belongings in his destroyed house in Talent, Oregon. City leaders estimate at least 600 homes were lost in the Almeda Fire as it burned through Talent and Phoenix, Oregon. Credit: AFP Photo")
1 /7 Jerod Knox walks his dog, Bear, through his neighborhood after searching for belongings in his destroyed house in Talent, Oregon. City leaders estimate at least 600 homes were lost in the Almeda Fire as it burned through Talent and Phoenix, Oregon. Credit: AFP Photo
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![The Golden Gate Bridge is seen under a smoke filled sky from California wildfires in San Francisco, California, US. Credit: Reuters Photo]( "The Golden Gate Bridge is seen under a smoke filled sky from California wildfires in San Francisco, California, US. Credit: Reuters Photo")
2 /7 The Golden Gate Bridge is seen under a smoke filled sky from California wildfires in San Francisco, California, US. Credit: Reuters Photo
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![US President Donald Trump takes the stage at an ABC News town hall event in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Credit: Reuters Photo]( "US President Donald Trump takes the stage at an ABC News town hall event in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Credit: Reuters Photo")
3 /7 US President Donald Trump takes the stage at an ABC News town hall event in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Credit: Reuters Photo
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![A general view shows the National Palace in Mexico City, Mexico before ceremonies pertaining to Mexico\'s 210th independence anniversary start. Credit: Reuters Photo]( "A general view shows the National Palace in Mexico City, Mexico before ceremonies pertaining to Mexico\'s 210th independence anniversary start. Credit: Reuters Photo")
4 /7 A general view shows the National Palace in Mexico City, Mexico before ceremonies pertaining to Mexico's 210th independence anniversary start. Credit: Reuters Photo
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![Mary Vega poses as she takes shelter due to threat of Hurricane Sally at East Jackson County Community Safe Room in Pascagoula, Mississippi. Hurricane Sally churned towards the US Gulf Coast on September 15, threatening deadly flash flooding in Alabama and Mississippi, even as it weakened to a Category 1 storm. Credit: AFP Photo]( "Mary Vega poses as she takes shelter due to threat of Hurricane Sally at East Jackson County Community Safe Room in Pascagoula, Mississippi. Hurricane Sally churned towards the US Gulf Coast on September 15, threatening deadly flash flooding in Alabama and Mississippi, even as it weakened to a Category 1 storm. Credit: AFP Photo")
5 /7 Mary Vega poses as she takes shelter due to threat of Hurricane Sally at East Jackson County Community Safe Room in Pascagoula, Mississippi. Hurricane Sally churned towards the US Gulf Coast on September 15, threatening deadly flash flooding in Alabama and Mississippi, even as it weakened to a Category 1 storm. Credit: AFP Photo
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![Brazil\'s Santos forward Raniel (R) dribbles past Paraguay\'s Olimpia midfielder Willian Candia during their closed-door Copa Libertadores group phase football match at the Vila Belmiro stadium in Santos, Brazil, amid the Covid-19 pandemic. Credit: AFP Photo]( "Brazil\'s Santos forward Raniel (R) dribbles past Paraguay\'s Olimpia midfielder Willian Candia during their closed-door Copa Libertadores group phase football match at the Vila Belmiro stadium in Santos, Brazil, amid the Covid-19 pandemic. Credit: AFP Photo")
6 /7 Brazil's Santos forward Raniel (R) dribbles past Paraguay's Olimpia midfielder Willian Candia during their closed-door Copa Libertadores group phase football match at the Vila Belmiro stadium in Santos, Brazil, amid the Covid-19 pandemic. Credit: AFP Photo
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![Lonita Baker, lawyer to the family of the late Breonna Taylor, speaks at a press conference at City Hall in Louisville, Kentucky. It was announced that the city will institute police reforms and pay $12 million to the family of Breonna Taylor, who was fatally shot by Louisville police officers during a no-knock raid at her apartment on March 13, 2020. Credit: AFP Photo]( "Lonita Baker, lawyer to the family of the late Breonna Taylor, speaks at a press conference at City Hall in Louisville, Kentucky. It was announced that the city will institute police reforms and pay $12 million to the family of Breonna Taylor, who was fatally shot by Louisville police officers during a no-knock raid at her apartment on March 13, 2020. Credit: AFP Photo")
7 /7 Lonita Baker, lawyer to the family of the late Breonna Taylor, speaks at a press conference at City Hall in Louisville, Kentucky. It was announced that the city will institute police reforms and pay $12 million to the family of Breonna Taylor, who was fatally shot by Louisville police officers during a no-knock raid at her apartment on March 13, 2020. Credit: AFP Photo
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News in Pics, September 15: Best photos from around the world
UPDATED : Sep 15 2020, 10:41 IST
United States | Guatemala | Egypt | Yoshihide Suga | Costa Rica | Wildfire | Chengdu | China | Japan | ![At least 10 people were killed and hundreds wounded after rioting broke out in the Colombian capital Bogota during a protest to demand justice for victims of police brutality, after the recent death of Javier Ordonez while in custody. Credit: AFP]( "At least 10 people were killed and hundreds wounded after rioting broke out in the Colombian capital Bogota during a protest to demand justice for victims of police brutality, after the recent death of Javier Ordonez while in custody. Credit: AFP")
1 /7 At least 10 people were killed and hundreds wounded after rioting broke out in the Colombian capital Bogota during a protest to demand justice for victims of police brutality, after the recent death of Javier Ordonez while in custody. Credit: AFP
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![Guatemalan Army cadets take part in the celebrations for the 199th anniversary of the Guatemalan independence in Guatemala City. Credit: AFP]( "Guatemalan Army cadets take part in the celebrations for the 199th anniversary of the Guatemalan independence in Guatemala City. Credit: AFP")
2 /7 Guatemalan Army cadets take part in the celebrations for the 199th anniversary of the Guatemalan independence in Guatemala City. Credit: AFP
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![Camels run on a dirt track during a race in Egypt\'s South Sinai desert after more than six month of hiatus due to the coronavirus outbreak. Credit: AFP]( "Camels run on a dirt track during a race in Egypt\'s South Sinai desert after more than six month of hiatus due to the coronavirus outbreak. Credit: AFP")
3 /7 Camels run on a dirt track during a race in Egypt's South Sinai desert after more than six month of hiatus due to the coronavirus outbreak. Credit: AFP
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![Japanese Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshihide Suga gestures as he is elected as new head of the ruling party at the Liberal Democratic Party\'s (LDP) leadership election paving the way for him to replace Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, in Tokyo, Japan. Credit: Reuters]( "Japanese Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshihide Suga gestures as he is elected as new head of the ruling party at the Liberal Democratic Party\'s (LDP) leadership election paving the way for him to replace Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, in Tokyo, Japan. Credit: Reuters")
4 /7 Japanese Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshihide Suga gestures as he is elected as new head of the ruling party at the Liberal Democratic Party's (LDP) leadership election paving the way for him to replace Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, in Tokyo, Japan. Credit: Reuters
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![An experimental green housing project in China\'s southwestern Chengdu city appears to have been overrun by its own plants, with state media reporting that only a handful of buyers have moved in. Credit: AFP]( "An experimental green housing project in China\'s southwestern Chengdu city appears to have been overrun by its own plants, with state media reporting that only a handful of buyers have moved in. Credit: AFP")
5 /7 An experimental green housing project in China's southwestern Chengdu city appears to have been overrun by its own plants, with state media reporting that only a handful of buyers have moved in. Credit: AFP
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![Motorcyclists take part in a demonstration against the collection of the Rights of Circulation tax in San Jose, Costa Rica. Credit: AFP]( "Motorcyclists take part in a demonstration against the collection of the Rights of Circulation tax in San Jose, Costa Rica. Credit: AFP")
6 /7 Motorcyclists take part in a demonstration against the collection of the Rights of Circulation tax in San Jose, Costa Rica. Credit: AFP
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![The remains of a fire damaged automobile and a motel sit in the aftermath of the Beachie Creek fire in Detroit, Oregon, US Credit: Reuters]( "The remains of a fire damaged automobile and a motel sit in the aftermath of the Beachie Creek fire in Detroit, Oregon, US Credit: Reuters")
7 /7 The remains of a fire damaged automobile and a motel sit in the aftermath of the Beachie Creek fire in Detroit, Oregon, US Credit: Reuters
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