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ICMR Issues Guidance on Rapid Antibody Test Kits for Covid-19, Lists Manufacturers
The ICMR on Wednesday issued guidance on rapid antibody test kits for COVID-19 and listed their manufacturers, which include two Chinese firms whose importer licenses were cancelled by the CDSCO after kits supplied by them showed wide-variation under fiel...
With No Transport Available for Onward Journeys, Scores Left Stranded on Roads Outside Delhi Station
Special trains from Ahmedabad, Patna, Mumbai and Howrah reached the New Delhi Railway Station before 9 am on Wednesday.
Sitharaman Kicks Off Economy Reboot With Boosters for Small Businesses, Tax Relaxation; Tranche 2 Today
The announcements, described by Sitharaman as the first of a series of tranches to be unveiled over the next few days, is a part of Rs 20 lakh crore fiscal and monetary package announced by PM Modi on Tuesday to support the economy.
30,000 Indians Will Return from Abroad on 149 Flights Under Phase 2 of Vande Bharat Mission: Puri
During the first phase of the Vande Bharat Mission, Air India and its subsidiary Air India Express are scheduled to operate a total 64 flights between May 7 and May 14 to bring 14,800 Indians from 12 countries on a payment basis.
DCW Issues Notice to DU Over Forcing North-eastern Students to Vacate Hostels
The students complained to the DCW alleging that the university administration was putting pressure on them to vacate the hostel, the DCW said in a statement.
No Proposal to Cut Salaries of Central Govt Employees, Says Finance Ministry
Last month, the government had put on hold payment of increased Dearness Allowance to its 50 lakh employees and 61 lakh pensioners till June 30, 2021.
139 Indians from Riyadh, 21 from Uzbekistan Brought Back to Delhi: MEA S Jaishankar
He said the flight which landed from Uzbekistan with Indians as part of Vande Bharat Mission will be carrying back Uzbek nationals and medicines from India to Tashkent.
Delhi's Gangaram Hospital to Resume OPD Service
The hospital management said the hospital has created proper infrastructure facilities to minimize the spread of Covid-19, keeping in mind that nearly 70% Covid positive persons are asymptomatic.
India's Fuel Consumption Dips 46 Per Cent in April; Expected to Rebound in May
India's fuel consumption fell almost 46 per cent in April as all petroleum products, except LPG, saw massive demand erosion following the nationwide lockdown that halted economic activity and travel.
INS Jalashwa Arrives in Kochi with 698 Repatriated Indians from Maldives Under Vande Bharat Mission
The arrival marks Indian Navy's first massive evacuation exercise from foreign soil during the Covid-19 lockdown.
'Confusion' Within Modi Govt in Fight Against Covid-19 Pandemic, Says Cong's Ajay Maken
Government should tell the people clearly about the exact state of the pandemic to enable them to prepare accordingly, said Congress senior spokesperson Ajay Maken.
Air India Flight Carrying 234 Passengers from Singapore Lands at Delhi Under Vande Bharat Mission
The flight was part of the Vande Bharat mission which started on Thursday to bring back stranded Indian nationals home amid the novel coronavirus-induced lockdown.
MSME Sector on Verge of Collapse, Says Nitin Gadkari; Urges Industries to Clear Outstanding Dues
The minister also noted that the pendency of dues owed to MSME units by the central government, state governments, public sector undertakings and major industries was "very high".
Those Leading Fight Against Coronavirus Worthy of Praise, Says PM Modi
Speaking at a virtual global Buddha Purnima event, Prime Minister Modi said that India is standing firmly with those facing difficult times, both in the country and abroad.
Govt Failed to Anticipate Demand, Didn't Open Enough Shops, Says Industry Body on Liquor Rush
Within a couple of days of reopening, liquor sales have added several hundreds of crores of rupees in states’ coffers, as per media reports. But the flouting of social distancing guidelines has also raised concerns over this bargain between finances and p...
'Bonded Labour': Opposition Slams Karnataka Govt's Move to Cancel Trains for Migrants, Workers Unhappy
The Congress said the decision to go back or stay in the state should be with the labourers and not the government, with the former being free to choose health or work.