In a press conference on March 27, Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal confirms total number of 39 coronavirus positive cases in Delhi on March 27. He further added that 29 of the total confirmed cases had come from outside and were kept in quarantine, while 10 of them are cases of local transmission.
The railways on Friday said the Delhi Police had suspended a GRP constable for trying to ferry migrant workers to their hometowns in an empty train on March 26.
New Delhi: Satish Gujral, one of India's best known artists and architects, has died in his Delhi home, his family said on Friday. He was 94. Gujral, who
With fewer cars on the street, and even fewer factories running, the air quality of Delhi has significantly improved in just the first three days of the lockdown
Coronavirus update: The man was admitted to an isolation ward in district government hospital in Tumkaruru on March 24. He was discharged at 3am on March 25 against medical advice
India's capital, Delhi, goes under complete lockdown in the wake of COVID-19 outbreak. A city that has been a hit with travellers, it stands desolate today. More on Times Travel.
He urged people to “approach hospitals if symptoms of the coronavirus infection are seen in any person. Such people must be tested and quarantined if found positive or even suspects.
The government has also put in place a contingency plan that provides for hospital beds, ventilators, ambulances and staff availability if there is a spurt in new cases.
Coronavirus Pandemic LIVE Updates: Reserve Bank of India Governor Shaktikanta Das today announced a cut in the repo rate by 75 basis points and that in reverse repo rate by 90 basis points to help the economy tide over the coronavirus distress.
Amid a nationwide lockdown over coronavirus pandemic, migrant labourers across the country have one common worry: how to reach home. Three days into the "total lockdown" - announced by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday - numerous heartbreaking stories have emerged of many of these migrants trying to cover hundreds of kilometres on foot.
The Indian Institute of Technology or IIT in Delhi has developed an "infection-proof fabric" to be used at hospitals to prevent hospital-acquired infections (HAIs).
The death toll due to Covid-19 rose to 17 in India and over 80 fresh cases were reported, pushing the tally past the 730-mark. The Union health ministry has, meanwhile, asserted that the rate of increase in the positive cases was "relatively stable" in India.
