Covid 19  

Several CMs have asked the Prime Minister Narendra Modi to extend the lockdown. The PM met the CMs through a videoconferencing

Former RBI Governor Raghuram Rajan has expressed his willingness to return and help India fight the coronavirus pandemic. 

Former chief minister of Uttar Pradesh Akhilesh Yadav has lamented the politicisation of coronavirus pandemic situation, but he himself has resorted to it. 

The Supreme Court has ordered private labs to conduct COVID-19 tests free of cost. But private labs complain that they can’t afford to conduct free tests as they have to pay their lab technicians, equipment and material costs.

A case was registered against 40 men for allegedly violating the Covid-19 lockdown, by gathering at a mosque in Madhya Pradesh's Chhindwara district

Lok Sabha speaker Om Birla has urged his countrymen to stay resolute in their dedication to eradicate the coronavirus

Washing hands, maintain social distance and continuing to stay indoors are the only ways through which the curb of coronavirus can be curbed.

China has raised the issue of Jammu and Kashmir amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. India has naturally reacted to it strongly. 

West Bengal chief minister Mamata Banerjee has questioned the colour of the PPEs the centre has provided. 

Washing hands, maintain social distance and continuing to stay indoors are the only ways through which the curb of coronavirus can be curbed. 

In India, there were reports that a few Tablighi attendees threw urine bottles and defecated openly in front of their rooms at quarantine centres. The income tax department has decided to release refunds up to Rs 5 lakh in view of the lockdown. This is expected to benefit 14 lakh taxpayers.

As elaborated in his speech on March 24, PM Modi’s government has approved the 15,000 crore pkg for states and Union territories. 

Kerala has come with a lockdown plan. As per this plan, the lockdown will end in four phases.

Reports of Tablighi attendees throwing urine-filled bottles and defecating in a quarantine centre have surfaced. 

In view of the coronavirus pandemic crisis, the IT department has decided to release IT refunds up to Rs 5 lakh