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  iPhone 13 Pro launch soon: Specs, features, release date, India price, and everything we know so far The iPhone 13 Pro is likely to launch in the second half of 2021 and will be a notch above in terms of specs and features when compared to the iPhone 13. We decided to stack everything we know so far about the upcoming offering from Apple. Photo Credit- EverythingApplePro, iPhone 13 Pro renders HIGHLIGHTS iPhone 13 Pro will come with a smaller display notch. It may get 120Hz LTPO displays. iPhone 13 Pro will look similar to the iPhone 12 Pro Apple's upcoming iPhone 13 lineup has already been subjected to many leaks helping us with plenty of details. We have been continuously following up on these leaks to keep you updated with everything going around. Recently more leaks have popped up to provide us with some unknown details about the top-end iPhone 13 Pro. Renders and dummies have appeared to suggest that the upcoming iPhone 13 models, including the iPhone 13 Pro, will follow

India Covid: Delhi seeks more cremation space as deaths rise Published 2 hours ago Share Related Topics Coronavirus pandemic IMAGE COPYRIGHT GETTY IMAGES image caption Police in India's capital Delhi have asked municipal authorities to identify more sites for cremations. Police in India's capital Delhi have asked local authorities to identify more sites for cremations. A ferocious second wave is ravaging parts of India, overwhelming hospitals, morgues and crematoriums. The total number of Covid cases passed 18 million on Thursday with 386,452 infections recorded - the biggest one-day increase on record for any country. More than 390 deaths were in Delhi, the highest the capital has ever seen in a single day since the pandemic began. "Deaths in the city are mostly related to Covid and due to shortage of space, people are being forced to cremate their loved ones in crematoriums not designated to take victims of Covid. That's why we suggested more crematoriums should

  Israel stampede: Dozens killed in crush at religious festival Published 37 minutes ago Share At least 44 people have been killed in a stampede at a religious festival in the north-east of Israel. The national emergency service Magen David Adom (MDA) said dozens more had been wounded at the Lag B'Omer festival, at the foot of Mount Meron. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu described it as a "heavy disaster" and said he was praying for the casualties. Tens of thousands reportedly attended, making it the largest event in Israel since the coronavirus pandemic began. Dozens of ambulances attended the scene and emergency services laid out bodies under foil covers on the ground. Police asked everyone at the site to evacuate. Emergency officials said  38 people were in critical condition at the site , with six more critically injured but evacuated and scores more wounded less seriously. "MDA is fighting for the lives of dozens wounded, and will not give up until the