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Priyank Sukhija, CEO of First Fiddle that runs brands such as Lord of the Drinks, Tamasha and Warehouse Café, said he might consider opening his outlets from Friday. “Maybe by next Monday, we might get some more relief. We can stay open till eight pm. Which means we can take the last order till about 6:30 or 7 pm. I dont understand why alcohol is not allowed. It will take us about 4-5 days to reopen,” he added.

Punjab Health Minister Balbir Singh Sidhu slammed Delhi’s Deupty Chief Minister Manish Sisodia’s remark on Punjab education sector where he alleged that PM Modi working in tandem with Punjab Chief Minister Captain Amarinder Singh. “What happened to health model and education model in Delhi? If Modi had a say in the ranking, he would have placed UP, Haryana, Uttarakhand, Gujarat and MP in top ranks. Our government has worked for health and education sectors from day 1. It's yielding good results,” said Punjab Minister Sidhu.

"Weekly markets in containment zones will remain closed. Only those outside containment zones would be allowed to open up as per the orders of DDMA ... from 4 PM to 10 PM," the SOPs read.

Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal had last week announced reopening of markets, malls and Delhi Metro services among other relaxations, saying more activities would be allowed if the Covid situation continued to improve in the city.

As per the latest health bulletin, these new fatalities pushed the death toll from COVID-19 here to 24,800.

Kejriwal cited rising cases in UK as indications of a third wave and said that Delhi has to fight together in case a third wave hits.

The fear is that lingering instability in the government could be exploited by the pro-China opposition. That could emerge as a headache for India, which is currently constructing two airports and a port in Maldives besides a host of other infrastructure projects.

Delhi recorded 213 new Covid-19 cases, which is the lowest in over three months. The state saw 28 deaths and 497 recoveries, with positivity rate down to 0.30%. Here's the latest about Covid situation in India:Total cases: 2,93,59,155Total discharges: 2,79,11,384 Death toll: 3,67,081Active cases: 10,80,690Vaccination: 24,96,00,304

New Delhi, Jun 12 (PTI) A fire broke out at a showroom in south Delhi's Lajpat Nagar Central Market area on Saturday morning, Delhi Fire Service officials said.According to the fire department, a call about the blaze was received around 10.20 am, following which 16 fire tenders were rushed to the spot.

Sushil Kumar was produced before Metropolitan Magistrate Reetika Jain at the end of the nine-day judicial custody.

In an apparent reference to Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath's New Delhi visit, Samajwadi Party chief Akhilesh Yadav on Friday said that bad days have come for the chief minister as he has to "wander door-to-door to retain his post".

The phase-wise unlocking process in Delhi will begin after over six weeks of lockdown enforced in view of the second wave of COVID-19. Noting that Delhi somehow gained control over the second wave of COVID-19 with the positivity rate coming down to 1.5 per cent, the chief minister said the fight against the deadly disease has not ended yet.

Arvind Kejriwal is talking about home delivery of ration when he even failed to provide oxygen to the people of Delhi. The Delhi government is under the control of the ration mafia: Union Minister and BJP leader Ravi Shankar Prasad

The order shall be published for the information of the general public in the official gazette and by affixing a copy on the notice boards of the office of all District Deputy Commissioner of Police and all Police Stations in Delhi/New Delhi, the notification read.

The capital has 28,620 doses of Covaxin and 5,20,860 doses of Covishield in stock for those aged above 45, frontline workers and healthcare workers, AAP leader Atishi said.

"We have already installed 3 oxygen storage plants till now of 57 MT each, total capacity 171 MT. Work done on war footing. Grateful to all those who made it happen," CM Arvind Kejriwal tweeted.

Todays counterpart is registration of deaths (issuance of death certificate), and medically certifying the cause of death. Every plague has, and every pandemic will, raise questions about the sanctity of both these numbers. Pandemics strain the system, and the latter may not have been perfect to start with.

In what could prove to be a game-changer in COVID-19 treatment in the country, a monoclonal antibody cocktail was successfully used in two patients with fast progression of symptoms within the first seven days in Delhi's Sir Ganga Ram Hospital. The treatment worked miraculously and the vital parameters of the patient showed improvement within 12 hours.

Most of these units are unsold inventory located in already functional markets in different parts of Delhi. The built up shops with revised rates will be part of the e auction scheduled in August 2021.

Focus areas that find mention in it are -- environment, water, critical resources, mobility, housing, built environment and public places, heritage assets, vulnerability, economic potential, and monitoring and evaluation. It also highlights the topographical vulnerability of Delhi, which "falls in seismic zone four and is under high risk of earthquake, incidents of fire outbreaks and flooding".

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"All the four Government Corporations viz. DSIIDC, DTTDC, DSCSC and DCCWS shall deploy adequate marshals at all their vends (L-6 & L-8) and private licensees (L-7, L-9 & L-10) shall deploy their staff to ensure that COVID Appropriate Behaviour shall be ensured in all the liquor shops/vends/licensees," the Excise Department said in an order.

"After a ferocious second wave of COVID-19, people have realised the importance of getting vaccinated. They are even travelling 250 kilometers to get the jabs," Vibhu Talwar, medical director, Moolchand Medcity, Agra told .

"Permitting vaccinations to be undertaken at such camps would go a long way in making it convenient and safe for the residents of the colonies to get themselves vaccinated at such centres. The Central Government should, therefore, seriously consider this proposal at the earliest," said HC bench of Justices Vipin Sanghi and Jasmeet Singh.

Justice Rekha Palli expressed happiness over the development and the proactive steps taken by both the Central and Delhi government to address the issue of shortage of Covaxin, especially for those who have taken the first dose and finding it difficult to get the second dose before the six weeks window expires.