India
Tablighi Jamaat Asks its Coronavirus-cured Members to Donate Blood Plasma and Shed 'Villain' Tag
Tablighi Jamaat leader Maulana Saad Kandhalvi is on the run after an FIR was registered against him by the Delhi police for organising a religious gathering in March this year despite restrictions to combat the coronavirus spread.
10 Bangladeshis among 12 Tablighi Jamaat Members, Three of Their Aides Held in MP's Sheopur District
The Jamaat members were arrested for entering the state after attending the congregation in Delhi Nizamuddin Marqaz in March without informing the local authorities.
Kota Patient Carried to Hospital Halfway on Handcart Dies of Asthma Attack, Authorities Refute Negligence
Both police and medical authorities denied their alleged negligence which the family said led to the death Monday of vegetable vendor Satish Agrawal, who lived in curfew-bound Faithagadi in Kota's Rampura area.
RBI's Liquidity Support for Mutual Funds May Struggle to be Effective, Says Fitch
The RBI's Rs 50,000 crore Special Liquidity Facility for Mutual Funds (SLF-MF) will provide 90-day repo funding to banks, to extend liquidity to - or purchase commercial paper and debt securities from - local mutual funds.
Hospitals Practising ‘Untouchability’, Gave Us Used Gowns & Cut Pay, Say Health Workers on Covid-19 Duty
Nurse orderlies working in leading government hospitals in the capital said they were not even given PPE kits while the senior medical staff got it.
Delhi Rejects 'Biased' USCIRF Report Designating India as 'Country of Particular Concern' over Religious Freedom
In its annual report published on Tuesday, the US Commission on International Religious Freedom said India was "engaging in and tolerating systematic, ongoing and egregious religious freedom violations".
Partnership Between India, Canada Vital to Fighting Covid-19 Pandemic: PM Modi
In a tweet, Prime Minister Modi said he spoke to Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and thanked him for looking after Indian citizens in Canada.
China Urges India to Step Up Communication With Chinese Firms to Resolve Issue With Covid-19 Test Kits
The ICMR on Monday asked states and union territories to stop using the test kits procured from the Guangzhou Wondfo Biotech and Zhuhai Livzon Diagnostics due to the "wide variations" in their performance.
Cop Attached With CM's Security Wing Among Three Held for Suspected Honour Killing in Punjab
Gurdeep Singh, who is employed with the state police and is attached with Punjab chief minister's security wing, was arrested in connection with the alleged murdered and clandestinely cremated.
DCW Members Quarantined after Rescued Girl Tests Covid-19 Positive
The body received a complaint on its 181 helpline on April 24 that a 26-year-old married girl had been confined at her home by her parents as they were against her marriage. She also alleged that she was being beaten by them regularly.
Maharashtra Minister Says Will Not Tolerate Attacks on Police Enforcing Covid-19 Lockdown
State Home Minister Anil Deshmukh's comments came a day after a police team was pelted with stones when security personnel went to verify a report about a religious gathering being held at a place of worship in Bidkin village in Aurangabad.
Maharashtra Secretariat Shut for Two Days After 4 Employees Test Positive for Coronavirus
The affected employees of a state government department have been shifted to a state-run hospital for further treatment, he said.
Govt Announces Rs 50 Lakh Compensation for Port Employees in Case of Death Due to Covid-19
The compensation has been announced for any death due to COVID-19 till September 30, 2019 and the situation will be reviewed after that.
Jhajjar Loses Coronavirus-Free Tag as 5 Fresh Cases Surface in Haryana; Total Now 301
The worst affected districts of the state so far are Nuh with 57 cases, Gurgaon with 51, Faridabad with 46, Palwal with 34, Sonipat with 22 and Panchkula with 18 cases.
Face Covers, Human Distancing New Normals; PM Says Economy Also Important While Fighting Covid-19
The nationwide tally of coronavirus positive cases, in the meantime, rose to 28,380 with at least 886 deaths, but more than 6,300 patients have been discharged, pushing the recovery rate to over 22 per cent, according to the Union Health Ministry.
Spitting Banned in Madhya Pradesh Amid Pandemic, Violators to Pay Rs 1,000 Fine
The order was issued on Monday by the Principal Secretary UAD Sanjay Dubey who stated that COVID-19 has been notified as an infectious disease in the state and this spreads through sneezing, coughing and spitting.