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IIT Indore spokesperson said this was the first time in the 11-year history of the institute that students were sitting at home and answering tests, scheduled to end on July 6.

There are around 950 hotels, clubs and restro-bars in the national capital which have an excise license but have not been allowed to open since March 25, when the nationwide lockdown was announced.

Former CM Omar Abdullah cited another communique by the Ganderbal district police for making provisions for lodging of central forces and sought an explanation from the government.

The infotainment system will enable users to navigate to the nearest COVID-19 testing centres using the most updated information provided by Indian Council for Medical Research, Mercedes said.

Deployed with the Bengal Engineer Group, Khan became a battle casualty on June 25 while patrolling at a river close to the LAC (Line of Actual Control) in Ladakh sector, said a government release here.

Manish Sisodia said that while the shortage of health care workers in New Delhi remains a concern, the situation is not as dire as it once was.

In the following week, between June 30-July 4, the party will also conduct massive protests at the Taluk, Teshil and block levels, KC Venugopal said.

Dwivedi represents Lambhua assembly constituency of Sultanpur district.

A decision on whether to hospitalise him or continue with home-care will be taken on Sunday.

Three phones with many "incriminating" videos and photographs related to the Khalistan Movement were also recovered from them, a senior police officer said.

While diesel rates were hiked for the 21st straight day on Saturday, petrol prices have been increased on 20 occasions in three weeks.

Senior Congress leader Kapil Sibal said at a virtual press conference that the prime minister should address the nation and promise that anyone capturing Indi.

In the first phase, five battalions of such force will be constituted and the chief minister has directed the officials to present a detailed plan in this regard.

Rao and Sen had sought temporary bail citing the coronavirus outbreak, claiming they suffered from multiple ailments and were at risk of contracting the infection due to their age. While Rao is 80, Sen is 60.

The government said increasing health infrastructure to meet the growing numbers and stricter enforcement of social distancing and mask-wearing norms are the only way forward.

For Ease of Doing Business, the state government has introduced a self-certification scheme for factories and boilers, he said.