India
Govt Must Bring Back Indians Stranded Abroad, Says Congress
Congress spokesperson Jaiveer Shergill said the government was not willing to handle this humanitarian issue and was ignoring Indian tourists and students stranded abroad.
Labourer Ends Life Days After Meat Factory Shuts Down Temporarily Due to Covid-19 Lockdown in UP
According to the victim's mother Salma, Haider was working as labourer in the meat factory and became jobless after the plant was temporarily closed down a few days back.
Covid-19: BSF, ITBP Shelve Annual Battalion Changeover Along Pak, B'desh, China Borders
Battalions were to be replaced along the Indian fronts with Pakistan and Bangladesh, but only four units deployed in high-altitude and harsh weather conditions will be taken out if conditions permit post-July.
CII For Greater Industrial Activities in Districts With High Economic Performance
The government has permitted industrial estates, SEZ and industrial townships with restricted entry within urban areas of 'red zones' to commence operations.
Karnataka Congress Accuses BJP of Duping Migrant Workers, Pays Rs 1 Crore For Bus Fare
In a damage control exercise, state chief minister BS Yediyurappa on Saturday directed the KSRTC to charge only single fare for ferrying the migrant labourers.
Colonel, Major Among 5 Killed in Encounter in J&K's Handwara, PM Modi Says Sacrifice Won't be Forgotten
The five personnel had gone missing during an anti-militancy operation in Kupwara district of Jammu and Kashmir.
Steepest Spike Till Date: With 187 Fresh Cases, Coronavirus Tally Surges to 772 in Punjab
Among fresh cases on Saturday, 53 were reported from Amritsar, followed by 31 from Hoshiarpur, 22 from Moga, 21 each from Patiala and Ludhiana, 15 from Jalandhar, nine from Ferozepur, and six from Fatehgarh Sahib.
Jharkhand Cop Killed, 4 Injured as Police Van Escorting Bus With Telangana Returnee Migrants Overturns
The police van was escorting the bus carrying migrant labourers after they reached Hatia railway station, on outskirts of Ranchi.
PM Modi Discusses Reforms in Agriculture Sector
The government has maintained that the country's farm sector is functioning smoothly despite the COVID-19 lockdown and there will not be much impact on its growth in the current fiscal, unlike other sectors.
'Freedom Interrupted': 2 BSF Men Test Coronavirus Positive in Tripura
A senior BSF officer said that one of the two infected persons belongs to Assam and he has been suffering from some ailments after he returned to Tripura from his home state on March 11.
Pilgrims From Uttarakhand Can Visit Kedarnath From May 4: CM Rawat
The chief minister appealed to the people to maintain social distancing while paying obeisance at the temples as their safety is of utmost importance.
3 Constables Outside Maharashtra CM Uddhav Thackeray's Residence 'Matoshree' Test Positive
Last month, a tea vendor outside Matoshree had tested positive for the coronavirus, following which over 130 security staff who frequented the stall were quarantined as a preventive measure.
Airport Construction in Navi Mumbai to be Delayed Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
Navi Mumbai International Airport Ltd would be using the most advanced technologies and artificial intelligence.
'Pull Up Socks': Nitish Tells Officials to Up Safety Measures as Bihar Braces for Returning Migrants
Kumar asked officials to pull up their socks as migrants, students and pilgrims, said to be in millions, seem poised to return home in droves on board special trains run by the Centre.
Out of Money & Job, Gujarat Tribals Go Back to Pre-independence Era to Revive 'Sata Pata' System Amid Covid-19 Crisis
Years ago, when there was no development in the area, the tribals of the district followed a method of trade called the 'sata pata' system — a local name for the medieval practice of barter. However, this system had gained popularity again.
Eight Housing Colonies Reopened in Ghaziabad, Downgraded to Orange Zone
The district has been kept in the orange zone because of its decreasing number of COVID-19 cases. In case coronavirus cases increase in future, the district would again reach the red zone and no relaxation would be provided.