India
Religious Places Open in Delhi After More Than Two Months
The religious places were closed in Delhi on March 23, two days ahead of the nationwide lockdown imposed to check the spread of coronavirus.
'Take a Knee,' Protesters Ask Black Secret Service Officers in Washington
The interaction on Saturday during the U.S. capital's biggest rally yet as tens of thousands marked the May 25 death in Minneapolis police custody of George Floyd, an unarmed black man.
K'taka Corporator Cured of Covid-19 Brought Home in Grand Procession, Arrested for Flouting Lockdown
The procession of bikes caused a traffic jam on the Mysuru road as Pasha was showered with flowers. No one in the crowd reportedly wore a mask and people were found shaking hands with the local leader as he sat inside his car.
Telangana Bans Trials of Clothes in Malls; No Prasadam or Holy Water in Religious Places
These were among the slew of directions issued in a Government Order on Sunday, while allowing reopening of shopping malls, restaurants and religious places from June 8.
Five Hizbul Militants Killed in Encounter with Security Forces in Jammu & Kashmir's Shopian
During a search operation, the hiding militants opened fire at the search party of the forces, which was retaliated leading to an encounter, a police officer said.
Nothing Unusual in Recent Quakes, But Delhi Should Have Proper Disaster Management Plan: Experts
There is a very little possibility of having a major earthquake in the Delhi-NCR, a region with very high population density, a scientist said.
Karnataka Gears up for Unlock 1 as Places of Worship, Malls and Markets Set to Reopen on Monday
With strict adherence to all SOPs laid down by the Centre and the state government, places of worship, dine-in restaurants, markets and malls, except in containment zones, will resume business starting Monday, June 8.
Kashmiri Woman Held for Allegedly Planning Terror Attack Tests Positive for Covid-19 in NIA Custody
The accused were arrested for allegedly promoting the Islamic State's ideology and instigating protests against the Citizenship (Amendment) Act, the agency had alleged.
North-east Delhi Riots: Police Nab Six Who Set Fire to Old Woman's Home, Resulting In Her Death
When the incident occurred, other members of her family climbed up to the rooftop, and police had succeeded in rescuing them. However, Akbari could not do so because of her old age and died of suffocation.
Calcutta HC Asks Centre, Bengal Govt to Reply on Allegations of Ill-prepared Lockdown Easing
The PIL, moved by lawyer Anindya Sundar Das, also said that proper surveillance was not being maintained in various districts of West Bengal with regard to quarantine of migrant labourers.
Maharashtra Govt Allows 'Safe' Capture of Rhesus Monkeys for Covid-19 Vaccine Research
Monkeys between the ages of four and five will be needed for research on the vaccine that the NIV is going to undertake, a forest department official said.
Deceased Delhi Police Constable's Report Comes Covid-19 Positive
Constable Rahul, 30, had underlying health conditions and he breathed his last on Wednesday at Safdarjung Hospital, the police said.
Hours after High Court's Nod, Telangana SSC Examinations Postponed
The chief minister's decision came after the high court had earlier given its nod to conduct the examinations from June 8 onward.
All Shrines in Arunachal Pradesh to Remain Closed till June 30 to Contain Covid-19 Spread
State Health Secretary P Parthiban in an official order on Saturday banned the opening of places of worship in the state till June 30.
Nagaland Govt Draws Flak Again for Sending Covid-19 Positive Person Home with Others
Leader of the Opposition and former chief minister T R Zeliang slammed the government for the incident saying a mistake that endangers lives is inexcusable and a crime.
Yatra Online Terminates Over Rs 2,300 cr Merger Pact with US-based Ebix Inc
Ebix Inc had signed an agreement to acquire Yatra Online Inc, the parent company of online travel firm Yatra.com, for an enterprise value of USD 337.8 million (over Rs 2,300 crore) in 2019.