India
Mumbai Coronavirus Cases Go up By 204 to 1753, Death Toll Climbs to 111
Meanwhile, 23 more persons were discharged from hospitals after recovering from the viral infection, taking their total to 164, the BMC said in a statement.
'Bengal Could See Mumbai-like Virus Spread Sans Field Intervention, Random Tests in Vulnerable Areas'
Stating that West Bengal is a populous state with the third-highest population density in the country, ICMR-NICED Director Dr Shanta Dutta said the number of tests being conducted in the state is not sufficient.
Since Lockdown, Over 22L Metric Tonnes of Foodgrains Taken by States, UTs from FCI Godowns Till Now: MHA
Punya Salia Srivastava, Joint Secretary, MHA, said the Centre has made a provision of providing 5kg of food grains (either wheat or rice) per month to about 80 crore people under the Pradhan Mantri Garib Kalyan Yojna.
Attack by Pakistan on Indian Boats Contravention of All Established Norms: India
Military officials said the Pakistan Maritime Security Agency (PMSA) targeted the Indian fishermen on board the fishing boats 'Omkar' and 'Mahasagar' on Sunday near Indo-Pak maritime border in the Arabian Sea. In the firing by PMSA, one Indian fisherman w...
PM's Address on Lockdown Extension Draws Flak from Opposition; Kerala FM Says 'States Wanted Financial Assistance'
Responding to Modi's announcement on the extension of the lockdown till May 3, Stalin, however, said there was no other option other than such a prohibitory order.
Parents Start Online Petitions to Stop Delhi Schools From Announcing Fee Hike Amid Lockdown
While states like Gujarat and West Bengal have appealed schools to refrain from hiking fees, no clear directive by the Delhi government have been issued on the subject.
Use Home-made Masks, Help Poor: In Battle Against Covid-19, PM Modi Wants Every Indian to Make These 7 Promises
In a televised address to the nation, Modi said implementation of the lockdown will be strictly ensured in coming days to ensure that the virus does not spread to new areas.
Covid-19: Niti Aayog Member Says Mortality Rate in India Not 'Severe'; Early Steps Worked
Niti Aayog Member V K Paul said the impact of coronavirus was 'very very limited' compared to the size of India.
Centre Asks States to Inform Senior Citizens About Covid-19 Advisory
The three-page advisory lists out how senior citizens can take care of their physical and mental health during the pandemic.
Six New Covid-19 Cases Including One Death Reported in Dharavi
Three new coronavirus cases were reported from Madina Nagar, Janata Cooperative Housing Society and Gulmohar chawl of Dharavi, and one each from a chawl and Kalyanwadi locality, an official said.
Minority Affairs Minister Naqvi Asks Muslims to Follow Social Distancing & Lockdown During Ramzan
He urged them to offer prayers and perform other religious rituals like the iftar (breaking of fast) staying inside their homes during the month of Ramzan, which will begin from April 24 or April 25.
On MP Cong Questioning Governor's Rights, Supreme Court Affirms He Can Ask for Floor Test
The governor cannot ask the Speaker that you should do this, you should not do this, it is beyond his power, senior advocate A M Singhvi said.
COVID-19 Lockdown: Liquor Shops, Warehouses to Reopen in Assam, Meghalaya for Few Hours
In Assam all liquor shops and wholesale warehouses will remain open from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on the permitted days while these will open from 9 a.m. to 4.00 p.m. from April 13 to April 17 in Meghalaya.
Suspected Covid-19 Patient Jumps to Death at Quarantine Facility in Greater Noida
The man was kept at the quarantine centre in Galgotia Engineering College in Greater Noida where he jumped to death from the seventh floor of the building.
Alerted of Creating ‘False Sense of Security’, Authorities Junk Disinfectant Tunnels in TN's Tiruppur
The director of Public Health and Preventive Medicine had said that spraying of alcohol, chlorine or lysol on human beings is not only harmful, but also ineffective.
Four More Test Positive for Covid-19 in Odisha, Total Count Reaches 54
Shalini Pandit, the director of state National Health Mission, had said on Saturday that about 80 per cent of the total number of patients in the state were asymptomatic.