World News - NEW DELHI India reported 114,460 new coronavirus infections yesterday, the lowest in two months, as parts of the country prepared to ease movement restrictions. India has the world's second-largest number of coronavirus infections after the United States, with total cases. Read more at www.tnp.sg
New Delhi [India], June 7 (ANI): As the number of COVID-19 cases has dipped in Delhi, markets in the national capital city are reopening on Monday on an odd-even basis.
Delhi unlock: Markets, offices to re-open; metro services to resume with conditions from today
New Delhi, Sept 12 (ANI): A view of Airport Express Line metro runs on a track as DMRC Services resumed on Delhi Metro s Airport Express Line with this, all lines of the Delhi Metro network are now open. The metro services were shut on March 22, in view of Covid-19 outbreak, in New Delhi on Saturday. (ANI Photo/Rahul Singh)
New Delhi : As part of the unlocking process after the COVID19 cases reduced significantly in the national capital, more relaxations will come into effect from today as announced by Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Saturday. As per the official circular by the Delhi government, shops in malls, markets, market complexes, standalone shops and neighborhood shops will open with the restrictions of even-odd and timings from Monday. However, cinemas and theatres, restaurants (except home delivery/take away), bars, gyms, spas, barber shops, saloons, beauty parlou
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