India
'Mother of All Disasters': Mamata Says 72 Killed by Cyclone Amphan in Bengal, Announces Rs 2.5L Aid For Victims
West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee urged Prime Minister Narendra Modi to visit the cyclone-affected districts and provide help to "rebuild those areas from scratch".
Guj Hospital Earns Moniker of 'Covid-19 Graveyard' After Reporting Nearly 50% of All Deaths in State
Out of the total 749 COVID-19 deaths reported across Gujarat so far, as many as 351 patients succumbed to the disease in the Ahmedabad civil hospital located in Aswara area, as per the data shared by the city civic body.
Man Stranded at Delhi-Ghaziabad Border Finally Boards Shramik Train to Attend Father's Funeral
Working as a weaver in an exports company in Haryana, Shamshad received a call from his mother two days back, informing him his father was critical. She asked him to rush back home.
21 State Information Commissions Did Not Hold any Hearings of RTI Applicants during Lockdown: Study
The study assessed the status of Information Commissions, adjudicating bodies in RTI matters, during lockdown, which was imposed nationwide on March 25.
Can't Differ with Centre on Flights But Need to Ensure Virus Doesn't Spread: Maha Minister Jayant Patil
Patil said the state will have to accept the Centres decision if passengers travelling in these flights have medical certificates and are ready to be quarantined on their arrival in Maharashtra.
SC Notice to Centre, Others on Plea Seeking Entry of Women in Mosques
A bench headed by Chief Justice S A Bobde, hearing the matter through video-conferencing, agreed to hear the petition which has sought setting aside of directions or 'fatwa' restraining Muslim women from entering the mosques.
Cabinet Approves Proposal to Give Free Grains to 8 Crore Migrants
The allocation will ease the hardships faced by migrant/stranded migrants due to economic disruption caused by COVID-19, an official release said.
Number of Ayushman Bharat Beneficiaries Crosses 1 Cr Mark; PM Modi Expresses Happiness
"It would make every Indian proud that the number of Ayushman Bharat beneficiaries has crossed 1 crore. In less than two years, this initiative has had a positive impact on so many lives," the prime minister wrote on Twitter.
SAI Bengaluru Under Complete Lockdown After Deceased Cook Tests Positive for Covid-19
A senior cook of Sports Authority of India, Bengaluru, who attended a meeting on Friday, passed away on Monday and tested positive for coronavirus on Tuesday.
After Long Covid Break, Andhra schools Set to Reopen From August 3
During the course of a video conference, the Chief Minister instructed all the district collectors to take an active role and evaluate the daily progress of the works completed under the scheme.
Youth in Vegetative State Due to Mishap with Barricades, Delhi HC Asks Cops to Pay Rs 75L Compensation
The high court held the victim was entitled to the claim of damages for the negligence and failure of the Delhi Police to discharge its duty.
No New Vehicles, Travel Only if It's Unavoidable: UP Govt Issues Order to Cut Expenses
Government departments have been asked not to buy new vehicles and keep official travels to the minimum by holding video conferences.
Cyclone Amphan: Rapid Response Teams to Keep Eye on Tiger Movement in Sundarbans
Chief Wildlife Warden Ravi Kant Sinha said a control room has been set up at Gosaba area in the district by the forest department to monitor the situation in the mangrove jungles 24x7.
MEA Jaishankar Holds Detailed Virtual Review of Bilateral Ties with South Korean FM Kang Kyung-wha
Jaishankar also discussed coronavirus-related cooperation as well as global issues and world politics with UK Foreign Minister Dominic Raab.
India Resume Purchases of Malaysian Palm Oil, Four Months After Diplomatic Row
Leading Indian importers last week contracted up to 200,000 tonnes of crude palm oil from Malaysia, the world's No.2 producer after Indonesia, to be shipped in June and July.
Delhi Jal Board Employee found Covid-19 Positive, 10 Staff Members Under Quarantine
According to an order issued by the Executive Engineer (West), DJB, the utility's Tagore Garden unit will remain closed for 14 days.