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  This is the third day on the trot that the number of new cases has remained below 5,000. The COVID-19 situation has been improving in Delhi with the number of cases and the positivity rate going down steadily in the past few days. Medical experts have held the lockdown as the main factor behind the dip amid the second wave of the Health Minister Satyendar Jain said the situation in Delhi was improving at an appreciable rate, but "our target should be to bring down the positivity rate to two per cent". At 5.78 per cent, the positivity rate is at its lowest since April 6, when it stood at ...

Highlights The Haryana government on Sunday (May 16, 2021) announced that the COVID-induced lockdown in the state will remain in place for one more week. Now the lockdown curbs in the state will remain in place till May 24. New Delhi: The Haryana government on Sunday (May 16, 2021) announced that the COVID-induced lockdown in the state will remain in place for one more week. Now the lockdown curbs in the state will remain in place till May 24. Making the announcement on Twitter, Home and Health Minister Anil Vij said that stringent measures will be taken to contain the spread of COVID-19 inf...

In the view of rising COVID-19 cases in the country, the Assam government on Saturday (May 15, 2021) issued fresh directives that will be imposed from Sunday (May 16, 2021) until further orders. 

Lavania has issued the order using the Meanwhile, Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan on Sunday claimed that the COVID-19 positivity rate in Madhya Pradesh has come down from 24 per cent earlier to 10.68 per cent now, with some districts showing less than five detections per 100 tests. In a video clip released to media outlets, the CM claimed "we have been successful in containing the pandemic" as the positivity rate was "falling day by day". Chouhan said that treatment is being offered in the state for free of cost, especially to the poor and the middle class, under the Mukhyamantri COVID...

Highlights In view of the rising COVID-19 cases, Tamil Nadu has tightened the lockdown restrictions. It has now capped the timings of the grocery shops to 4 hours amongst other things. New Delhi: In view of the rising COVID-19 cases, Tamil Nadu has tightened the lockdown restrictions by capping the timings of the grocery shops to 4 hours amongst other things.  The new curbs have come into effect from 4 AM May 15. As per the new restrictions during Tamil Nadu lockdown, the working hours of standalone grocery shops, supermarkets, vegetable shops, meat shops and others will be from 6 AM to 10...