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20,000 Covid-19 Tests to be Conducted Across Districts, Age Groups in Delhi Under Serological Survey
According to an official order, the exercise to be taken up with the National Centre for Disease Control (NCDC), will be held between June 27 and July 10.
Shops in Mumbai's Municipal Markets to Open On Odd-even Basis
In a circular issued on Wednesday, the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation said shopkeepers will have to take adequate precautions to prevent the spread of COVID-19.
Assam Floods: One More Fatality Reported, Over 38,000 Affected in Four Worst-hit Districts
Dhemaji has been the worst-hit with 15,000 affected people, followed by Dibrugarh with 11,000 and Sivasagar with 10,000 people suffering due to the deluge.
Bihar Cops Paste Summons Outside Navjot Sidhu's Amritsar Residence in Poll Code Violation Case
Sidhu was booked for violating the model code of conduct during the 2019 Lok Sabha polls at a rally in support of Congress' Katihar candidate Tariq Anwar.
Odisha to Conduct Covid-19 Tests for 5,000 People Associated with Rath Yatra
The Shree Jagannath Temple Administration (SJTA) said it will set up an exclusive health care centre for the families of servitors.
Kejriwal Asks Centre to Scrap Order Requiring Covid-19 Patients to Visit Govt Facility for Assessment
The chief minister said that if the administration and police forcibly take patients to COVID care centres for their clinical assessment, it will be like their detention for 15 days.
'Another Step Towards Self Reliance': Modi Hails Cabinet Nod to Private Sector Participation in Space
The Indian National Space Promotion and Authorisation Centre (IN-SPACe) will provide a level-playing field for private companies to use Indian space infrastructure, said Minister Jitendra Singh.
Delhi HC Grants Bail to AAP MLA Prakash Jarwal in Doctor's Suicide Case
Jarwal, who represents the Deoli assembly constituency, was arrested on May 9, after a case of extortion and abetment to suicide was filed against him.
Indo-Tibetan Border Police Takes Over Largest Covid-19 Care Centre in Delhi
A team of officials from the border guarding force visited the Radha Soami Beas facility and held discussions with the Delhi government and other stakeholders who will be partners in running the center.
'It's Not Amit Shah Model Vs Kejriwal Model': Sisodia Protests Rule on Virus Patients
Arguing that the new system puts pressure on the government's facilities with the rising number of cases, Sisodia said there would be chaos in the city in the next few days if it was not scrapped.
India Clears 5,00,000 Tonnes of Corn Imports at Much-reduced Duty in Boost for Poultry Sector
India's corn imports jumped to 312,389 tonnes in 2019 from just 30,962 tonnes a year ago, the government data showed.
India Levies Anti-dumping Duty on Some Steel Imports from China, South Korea & Vietnam
In the last few days, India has taken steps to protect its domestic industry and push local manufacturing as PM Modi wants to make the nation self-reliant.
TMC Panchayat Member Made to Do Squats, Offer Public Apology for Siphoning Off Cyclone Relief Funds
In the incident that took place at Nandakumar area of South 24 district, the panchayat member of the area was gheraoed by local people who accused him of siphoning funds and nepotism while drawing up the list of beneficiaries.
Coronavirus Effect: No Rath Yatra in Ranchi for First Time in Over 300 Years
Jharkhand Chief Minister Hemant Soren said he sought "forgiveness" from the deities for not being able to perform the annual ritual this year.
Maharashtra Govt to Simplify Process to Set up Industries, Says Uddhav Thackeray
Thackeray said industries which don't require too many permissions can start operations immediately. Such industries can be started in green industrial zone and they can benefit from the existing single window system for clearances, he said.
North Eastern Railway Deploys Coronavirus Isolation Wards at 14 Stations
At every station, as many as 10 coaches have been deployed for suspected COVID-19 patients, while an AC coach has been deployed for doctors and nurses, and a SLR coach for keeping things.