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Pradhan said cyclone 'Amphan' is a second disaster coming in the time of already prevailing COVID-19 and it requires continuous monitoring.

The division bench also asked the government to ensure a gap of two days between the two papers and set up a helpline for the students appearing in the exams.

A police official said the encounter began after forces launched a cordon and search operation in the area following inputs about the presence of militants there.

Nepal approved a fresh map that included Limpiyadhura, Lipulekh and Kalapani as part of its territory. The move comes 10 days after Minister Rajnath Singh opened a link road on the Mansarovar route leading to Lipulekh.

It also said the recovery rate of coronavirus cases in India stood at 38.39 per cent.

The BJP MP says the pace of relaxation should have been slow rather than immediate which he fears may cause more positive cases aggravating the situation.

Symptoms related to inflammatory damage in the digestive tract, include diarrhoea, constipation, pain or rectal bleeding, with bowel movement and tenesmus.

Speaking to the media through video conferencing, the Minister of State for home said the Centre cannot ferry all the registered workers at one go as it may create problems in terms of keeping them in mandatory isolation at the recipient state.

Central government standing counsel Ripudaman Singh Bhardwaj, appearing for MHA, told the bench that the central government has issued guidelines with regard to movement of people and the states have to take steps in accordance with them.

The working paper stressed on the caveat that the estimated impact of summer offers only partial relief to some regions of the world and policymakers and public should remain vigilant in their response to the pandemic.

Chidambaram, replying to a question during his press conference, said, 'It is condemnable, entire case is false, even if you have to identify them you can call them for investigation.'

Jaishankar said he appreciated the cooperation of the Maharashtra government in making necessary arrangements to bring back residents of the state stuck in other countries due to the coronavirus outbreak.

Only families will be permitted to use the paid lodging to reduce the chances of the spread of the infection.

Private buses have also been permitted to run their services. Only 30 people would be allowed to travel in the buses and wearing of face masks and maintaining physical distancing are mandatory.

This restriction would not be applicable to domestic and international all-cargo operations and flights specifically approved by the DGCA.

Nitish Kumar assured the migrant labourers not to get panicky, have patience and remain safe as the state government is taking every possible measures at its disposal to bring them to the state.