Karnataka Red Zones: Karnataka govt has identified at least 16 districts as coronavirus hotspots as coronavirus confirmed cases continued to rise. here is a list of COVID-19 hotspot/containment zone identified by the government
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday announced the launch of e-Gram Swaraj and Swamitva yojana while addressing Gram Panchayats through video conferencing. Gram Swaraj aims at working to improve the village economy. A portal for the e-Gram Swaraj has also been launched by the government of India.
Google has said that their security systems have detected examples ranging from fake solicitations for charities and NGOs, to messages that try to mimic employer communications to employees working from home, to websites posing as official government pages and public health agencies.
The Assam government has issued WhatsApp helpline numbers for people to apply for travel e-pass within the state. Once approved, the travel e-pass can be used for within district travel during the lockdown in Assam. Details
To support India in its efforts towards COVID-19 relief efforts, the social networking giant on Monday announced the ‘Facebook Fundraisers' platform that will help people start a fundraiser towards coronavirus-related donations.
The coronavirus growth rate in India is declining consistently. The growth of active coronavirus cases in the country in the last 5 days is 6.6% down from the previous 8 per cent, according to the numbers updated by Johns Hopkins CSSE data update for India.
The Centre on Saturday released a revised list of services and activities that will be functional from April 20 in non-contaminated zones which are least affected by the coronavirus. However, these services and activities will not be applicable in the containment zones.
The health ministry has issued an advisory for the general public on the use of Hydroxychloroquine and other medicines asking citizens not to consume any medicine without being prescribed by a doctor.
India has charted out an entire containment strategy to control the spread of coronavirus, starting from identification of hotspots and their categorisation into Red, Orange and Green Zones. Here's an explainer on India's containment strategy to fight coronavirus.
By issuing revised guidelines for lockdown 2.0, the Modi government has set the ball rolling for limited economic activity. Select sectors and services like repair workers, plumbers and electricians will be allowed with conditions. IndiaTvNews.com lists key takeaways from the Home Ministry's consolidated revised guidelines to restart the economy. Sector-wise list:
The Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) on Wednesday issued a revised list of guidelines for phase two of lockdown allowing certain sectors to function from April 20. In the revised lockdown guidelines, agriculture, health services and industries operating in rural areas have been exempted from the lockdown as they fall under essential services. Here is the list of what is exempted during the extended lockdown period.
Curfew passes distributed to the essential service providers in Delhi during the lockdown period will remain valid till May 3 as the nation-wide lockdown was extended after PM Modi announced it in his address to the nation today.
Coronavirus lockdown in Maharashtra: Uddhav Thackeray government has made it clear that the lockdown in the state would extend to at least April 30, with areas being demarcated in three - green, orange and red zones as per centre's suggestion.
Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has declared a month-long state of emergency for Tokyo and six other prefectures to ramp up defenses against the spread of the coronavirus. The announcement came on Tuesday as the number of COVID-19 positive cases in the country continue to rise.
A report from China claimed Hydroxychloroquine helped more than 100 patients at 10 hospitals, but they had various degrees of illness and were treated with various doses for different lengths of time, and might have recovered without the drug.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday urged people to use a face mask in public. He appealed people to make cloth coverings/masks at home and encourage everyone to do the same to prevent the spread of coronavirus. Here's a quick guide on how to make a cloth face mask at home.
As COVID-19 outbreak continues to add to the stress of medical and health care workers across the globe, there has been a spurt in rumours and fake news around the internet and social media apps. We bring 7 most ridiculous fake stories that you must not fall for:
After Janata Curfew on March 22, 1.3 crore Indians are expected to express their solidarity towards nation's fight against coronavirus by lighting lamps (including diyas, candles, torch or mobile flashlight) at their homes to encourage the front-liners of India's coronavirus fighters.
As coronavirus lockdown continues to wreak financial havoc in the lives of masses in India, the Bihar government has come up with an App intended to give financial help to residents of Bihar stuck outside the state amid the lockdown.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has urged everyone to contribute to the PM's Citizen Assistance and Relief in Emergency Situations (PM-CARES) fund, a dedicated national fund with the primary objective of dealing with any kind of emergency or distress situation, like posed by the COVID-19 pandemic. Prime Minister is the Chairman of this trust. In this article, we provide you details of where and how you can make donations to the PM-CARES fund.
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