India
Staggered Timings, Limit of 5 Customers as Shops, Salons Set to Open From Monday
Barber shops, salons and spas will also start functioning in non-prohibited localities while e-commerce websites will be allowed to commence the delivery of non-essential items in red zones as well.
4 Die of Covid-19 in Tamil Nadu, Toll Touches 78; Total Virus Cases Breach 11,000 Mark
After a marginal dip in the number of fresh cases below the 500-mark for the past two days, TN recorded 639 new cases on Sunday, which included people who had arrived from other states.
Nurse Exodus Prompts Kolkata Hospitals to Admit Limited Number Of Patients, Counsel Employees
Over 350 nurses have quit jobs at private hospitals here and left for their homes in Manipur and other parts of the country, notwithstanding the spurt in Covid-19 cases.
Nearly 5 Percent of Stimulus Relates to Already Budgeted Expenditures: Report
Only about 10 per cent of this stimulus can be traced as direct additional budgetary cost to the central exchequer.
Cong's Prithviraj Chavan Blames News Channel for Fall in Tomato Prices, Seeks Month's Ban on it
Tagging the Union Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, former Maharashtra chief minister Prithviraj Chavan said legal action should be taken against the Hindi news channel.
Covid-19: 3,000 Inmates Released from West Bengal Jails
The official said there are around 60 correctional homes in West Bengal, housing nearly 25,000 inmates and of them, close to 7,000 are convicts while others are undertrials.
Decentralisation of Cities, Devpt of Far-flung Areas Can Help Address Woes of Migrant workers: Gadkari
Migrants' tragedy is "too unfortunate", Gadkari said and emphasised that it was high time that employment avenues through development is created in villages, rural, backward and far-flung areas shorn of development.
Those Travelling By Special Train Must 'Agree' to Follow Quarantine Protocol of States: IRCTC
The rule comes days after around 50 passengers who arrived in Bengaluru from Delhi on May 14 refused to be quarantined and created a ruckus.
Maharashtra Extends Lockdown Till May 31 as Cases Cross 30,000, No Word on Relaxations Yet
A senior minister said it was unanimously agreed upon that the lockdown has to be extended in certain parts of the state, especially in red zones such as the Mumbai and Pune.
Virtual Football Coaching Amid Covid-19 Lockdown: AIFF D-License Coach Sanjeet Sen Shows the Way
Sanjeet Sen, who used to take weekend football classes in his apartment complex before Covid-19 lockdown, has found an innovative way to keep his students in practice.
24-Yr-Old on Way to UP Dies, Friend Stays With Him Till End
A photograph of Mohammed Yaqoob (23) weeping and cradling his friend Amrit's lifeless body in his lap went viral on Saturday.
Govt Measures Will Provide Positive Sentiment For Civil Aviation Sector: Experts
Privatising six new airports under public-private partnership (PPP) model would generate significant economic effect and would lead to creation of new jobs, said GMR Group Chairman GM Rao.
2 Delhi Police Officer Test Covid-19 Positive
Seventeen policemen who were in contact with the ACP and the SHO have been quarantined.
Internet Ban in Hooghly to Be Lifted on Sunday, Bengal Govt Tells HC
Hearing three petitions challenging the suspension of internet services in the area, the division bench comprised of Chief Justice T B N Radhakrishnan and Justice Arijit Banerjee.
For Lockdown 4.0, Centre Plans Tougher Curbs for 30 Zones as India Overtakes China in Covid-19 Cases
Lockdown was first announced by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on March 24 for 21 days in a bid to combat the coronavirus pandemic. It was first extended till May 3 and again till May 17.
WB Govt to Bear Entire Cost of Migrants Returning Home to State by Special Trains: CM Mamata Banerjee
Banerjee said on Thursday that her government made arrangements for 105 more trains to bring back people stuck in different parts of the country amid claims by opposition parties that the state was not eager to ferry home stranded labourers and pilgrims.