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Amid rising number of novel coronavirus cases in the state, Karnataka government on Thursday has decided to change quarantine rule for those returning from Tamil Nadu and Delhi. As per latest decision, there will be no institutional quarantine and only home quarantine for 14 days.

The celebrations were muted this year in the city due to the coronavirus scare as compared to previous years when people in large numbers gathered at prominent places including India Gate lawns to participate in mass yoga sessions. The Delhi chief minister practised yoga at his official residence in the morning.

The order comes after Delhi Social Welfare Minister Rajendra Pal Gautam conducted surprise inspections across Delhi 'to check the status of pension cases' and found that a large number of online applications for financial assistance were pending.

Star gazers in India are in for a treat on June 21 as the country is set to witness its ‘deepest' annular solar eclipse of this century on Sunday. It will be an annular eclipse in some parts while for most of the country it will be partial. In India, the Surya Grahan will start near Gharsana in Rajasthan around 10:12 a

The 55-year-old minister is being kept on oxygen support on and off as per the requirement, they said. On Wednesday, Jain had tested positive for COVID-19, a day after he was admitted to Rajiv Gandhi Super Speciality Hospital (RGSSH) here after running high-grade fever and suffering sudden drop in oxygen levels.

Delhi Health Minister Satyendar Jain has tested positive for coronavirus.Earlier today, his Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) colleague Atishi also said she had tested positive for coronavirus.

The Delhi government has exempted constitutional and government functionaries from seven-day home quarantine after inter-state journeys for official work, if they do not show any symptoms of COVID-19.

The meeting was held in the wake of rising novel coronavirus cases in Delhi. Shah apprised the leaders of four major political parties of Delhi on the steps taken to check the coronavirus pandemic and sought their views on the issue, a Home Ministry official said.

For a person infected with COVID-19, the debilitating disease also brings with it an unbearable feeling of isolation.

Speaking to media, in the view of the shortage of beds in the national capital for COVID-19 patients, Shah said that Prime Minister Narendra Modi government will provide 500 railway coaches to Delhi in view of shortage of beds for COVID-19 patients.

Delhiites will now face stricter penalties for violating lockdown rules as coronavirus cases in the national capital inch closer to 39,000 amid strong criticism from the Supreme Court over handling of COVID-19.

The Delhi government on Saturday declared small and medium multispeciality nursing homes having 10 to 49 beds as 'COVID nursing homes' to increase the bed capacity for coronavirus patients, according to an official order.

The video clip shows two sets of outdoor gym equipment in a park swinging on its own without anyone sitting on it infront of some police personnel stand in front of it.

Uttar Pradesh government on Friday informed the Supreme Court that it will have to continue the travel restrictions imposed from Noida and Ghaziabad to Delhi since the number of COVID-19 cases in national capital are almost 40 times that of Noida and Ghaziabad.

There are around 950 hotels, clubs and restro-bars in the national capital which have an excise license, however, they have not been allowed to open since March 25 when the first nationwide lockdown was announced.

This is the second time when over 1,500 case have been reported in a day in Delhi. The highest spike in fresh cases -- 1,513-- was recorded on June 3.

The coroavirus situtation in Delhi is worsening with the emergence of several incidents of people unable to get treatment on time for Covid-19, even as CM Arvind Kejriwal keeps trying to portray publicly that the situation is under control.

Petrol and diesel price was on Sunday hiked by 60 paisa per litre, as the state-owned oil firms restarted daily price revisions after a 82-day hiatus.