- COVID-19: Record rise in daily cases in India, active cases surpass 12-lakh mark
- COVID-19: Record rise in daily cases in India, active cases surpass 12-lakh mark
- New Delhi: India hit a new coronavirus infection record with 1,68,912 new cases, the highest single-day rise so far, taking the total tally of cases to 1,35,27,717, according to the Union Health Ministry data.
- COVID vaccine is need of country, everyone has right to safe life: Rahul Gandhi
- COVID-19 spike: 3 jumbo hospitals to come up in Mumbai soon
- Telangana adds 2,251 new COVID-19 cases, 6 deaths take toll to
- Jharkhand reports 2,296 new COVID-19 cases, 21 fresh fatalities
- Union minister Sanjeev Balyan tests positive for COVID-19
- COVID vaccine is need of country, everyone has right to safe life: Rahul Gandhi
- New Delhi: Batting for coronavirus vaccine for all, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi said it is the need of the country as everyone has the right to a safe life.
- COVID-19 spike: 3 jumbo hospitals to come up in Mumbai soon
- In view of a sharp rise in
COVID-19 cases, the Maharashtra government has decided to set
up three jumbo field hospitals in Mumbai in the next five-six
weeks, city civic chief Iqbal Singh Chahal said on Monday.
- Telangana adds 2,251 new COVID-19 cases, 6 deaths take toll to
- 1,765
Hyderabad, Apr 12 (PTI) Telangana reported 2,251 fresh
COVID-19 cases pushing the tally to over 3.29 lakh, while the
toll rose to 1,765 with six more fatalities, the state
government said on Monday.
- Jharkhand reports 2,296 new COVID-19 cases, 21 fresh fatalities
- Jharkhand''s COVID-19 tally rose
to 1,39,384 on Monday as 2,296 more people tested positive for
the infection, while 21 fresh fatalities pushed the state''s
coronavirus death toll to 1,213, a health official said.
- Union minister Sanjeev Balyan tests positive for COVID-19
- Muzaffarnagar, Apr 12 (PTI) Union minister Sanjeev Balyan said he has tested positive for coronavirus following which he has isolated himself.
- Tokyo adopts tougher virus rules, starts vaccinating elders
- Dubai parts with curtain covers for restaurants in Ramadan
- Prosecution case nears end in ex-cop's trial in Floyd death
- Tokyo adopts tougher virus rules, starts vaccinating elders
- Tokyo: Tokyo adopted tougher measures against the coronavirus as it struggles to curb the rapid spread of a more contagious variant ahead of the Olympics in a country where less than 1 per cent of people have been vaccinated.
- Dubai parts with curtain covers for restaurants in Ramadan
- Dubai is parting with a longstanding requirement that restaurants be covered by curtains in the daytime during Ramadan to shield the sight of food from people fasting.
The move, announced Sunday by the city-state''s Economic Development Department, is the latest change aimed at boosting tourism in the autocratically ruled Muslim nation.
Restaurants will be allowed to serve customers without putting in place curtains, dividers or facades as has been the mandatory practice previously, the state-run WAM news agency said.
- Prosecution case nears end in ex-cop's trial in Floyd death
- The trial of a former Minneapolis police officer charged in George Floyd ''s death enters its third week Monday, with the state nearing the end of a case built on searing witness accounts, official rejections of the neck restraint and expert testimony attributing Floyd''s death to a lack of oxygen.
- Investors' wealth tumbles over Rs 6.86 lakh cr in morning trade as markets crack
- Rupee slips below 75/USD level in early trade ahead of release of key macroeconomic data
- Innovative India must capture all segments of financial market to fuel growth: IMF
- Investors' wealth tumbles over Rs 6.86 lakh cr in morning trade as markets crack
- New Delhi: Investors'' wealth tumbled by Rs 6,86,708.74 crore in morning trade following massive losses in the equity market as sentiments remained muted amid increasing COVID-19 cases in the country.
- Rupee slips below 75/USD level in early trade ahead of release of key macroeconomic data
- The rupee opened on a weak note and fell below the 75 per US dollar level in early trade on Monday amid lacklustre opening in domestic equities ahead of the release of key macro-economic data.
- Innovative India must capture all segments of financial market to fuel growth: IMF
- By Lalit K Jha
Washington, Apr 12 (PTI) India is on the right track and is innovating on the policy side, including on digital identity and payments, but it also needs to capture all the segments of the financial market and institutions to make sure that every piece fits together like a puzzle to fuel growth in the country, according to a top IMF official.
- SC terms plea for removing 26 verses of Quran as absolutely frivolous , imposes Rs 50K cost
- SC rejects plea against dismantling of decommissioned aircraft carrier 'Viraat'
- NGT dismisses plea seeking review of order on removal of illegal constructions in south Delhi
- Essential for BIS to supervise manufacture, sale of helmets: HC
- Install CCTVs at quarantine centres in Nagpur, says HC
- SC terms plea for removing 26 verses of Quran as absolutely frivolous , imposes Rs 50K cost
- New Delhi: The Supreme Court termed as "absolutely frivolous" a petition filed by former UP Shia Waqf Board chairman Waseem Rizvi seeking removal of 26 verses from holy Quran and dismissed it with a cost of Rs 50,000.
- SC rejects plea against dismantling of decommissioned aircraft carrier 'Viraat'
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- NGT dismisses plea seeking review of order on removal of illegal constructions in south Delhi
- The National Green Tribunal has dismissed a plea seeking review of its order directing removal of illegal constructions in south Delhi''s Jaunapur and Dera Mandi forest areas.
- Essential for BIS to supervise manufacture, sale of helmets: HC
- The Delhi High Court on Monday said it was essential for the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) to strictly monitor and supervise the manufacture and sale of helmets as it concerns the safety and security of the consumers.
- Install CCTVs at quarantine centres in Nagpur, says HC
- The Nagpur bench of the Bombay
High Court has expressed its displeasure over institutionally
quarantined COVID-19 patients not following isolation norms,
and directed for CCTVs to be installed in all such facilities
in Nagpur.
- Pavail Gulati to play Amitabh Bachchan's son in movie 'Goodbye'
- Documentary on Osho Rajneesh's former aide Ma Anand Sheela to premiere on Netflix in April
- Sally Phillips to lead Australian comedy movie How to Please a Woman'
- Deepika Padukone steps down as Jio MAMI Mumbai Film Festival chairperson
- Pavail Gulati to play Amitabh Bachchan's son in movie 'Goodbye'
- "Thappad" actor Pavail Gulati has come on board to star in the upcoming film "Goodbye", featuring megastar Amitabh Bachchan and South actor Rashmika Mandanna.
- Documentary on Osho Rajneesh's former aide Ma Anand Sheela to premiere on Netflix in April
- Ma Anand Sheela, who shot to global fame with the documentary "Wild Wild Country" on controversial spiritual guru Osho Rajneesh, will be back to the screen in "Searching for Sheela''", scheduled to release on Netflix on April 22.
- Sally Phillips to lead Australian comedy movie How to Please a Woman'
- British actor Sally Phillips is set to star in Australian comedy film "How to Please a Woman", with Renee Webster attached to direct.
- Deepika Padukone steps down as Jio MAMI Mumbai Film Festival chairperson
- Actor Deepika Padukone on Monday announced she has resigned as the chairperson of Jio MAMI Mumbai Film Festival owing to her work commitments.
Padukone had replaced filmmaker Kiran Rao to become the chairperson of the festival in 2019.
The actor took to Instagram and wrote she decided to step down from the position as she won''t be able to give the festival "undivided focus."
"Being on the board of MAMI and serving as Chairperson has been a deeply enriching experience. As an artist it was invigorating to bring together cinema and talent from all over the world to Mumbai, my second home.
- Hardik had shoulder concern but will bowl soon: Zaheer
- Clinical KKR hope to get it right against nemesis MI
- Confident Padikkal wants to take domestic form into IPL 2021
- Mourinho moans at Solskjaer as Tottenham's season unravels
- Hardik had shoulder concern but will bowl soon: Zaheer
- Chennai: Hardik Pandya did not bowl in Mumbai Indians'' lung-opener on Friday due to a shoulder concern but the India all-rounder will soon contribute in team''s cause with ball in his hand, team''s Director of Cricket Operations Zaheer Khan said.
- Clinical KKR hope to get it right against nemesis MI
- Fresh from their clinical display against Sunrisers Hyderabad, two-time champions Kolkata Knight Riders will look to set the record straight against nemesis Mumbai Indians in their second IPL match here on Tuesday.
- Confident Padikkal wants to take domestic form into IPL 2021
- Chennai: The "setback" called COVID-19 behind him, Royal Challengers Bangalore opener Devdutt Padikkal says he is now completely ready to play his part in the IPL and confident of replicating his stupendous domestic form in the ongoing league.
- Mourinho moans at Solskjaer as Tottenham's season unravels
- A season that provided the flickers of a title challenge is now turning into the worst of Jose Mourinho''s managerial career.
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