Tauktae is expected to intensify into a Severe Cyclonic Storm and reach the Gujarat coast by the morning of May 18

17 relief camps have been opened across the State, accommodating more than 300 people.

As many as 3,21,693 new recoveries were also recorded on the day taking the total recoveries to 2,00,73,473.

The Budget session of the Andhra Pradesh Legislature will commence on May 20. Governor Biswa Bhushan Harichandan convened the State Assembly and Counc

It is at boys hostel complex of St. Aloysius College

The State government has appointed Special Secretary, Transport, Roads and Buildings Department, Arja Srikanth, as Special Officer for publicity, medi

BJP State president Somu Veerraju on Friday took exception to the Telangana government denying entry to ambulances carrying COVID-19 patients from And

Five mobile phones, an SUV and 7000 in cash seized

Soumya Santosh was killed on May 11.

The Indian-American has been entrusted with two tasks launch a review of the US Digital Service, and plan contingencies that could result from the Supreme Court's consideration of Republican lawsuits seeking to strike down the Affordable Care Act.

Chitradurga is showing highest recovery rate at 89.53%, and Bengaluru Urban, the lowest, at 63.03%

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The CBIC has asked field offices to clear all pending refunds of customs and drawback claims by the month-end. The Central Board of Indirect Taxes and

Deputy Chief Minister C.N. Ashwath Narayan on Friday announced that a Covaxin production unit of Bharat Biotech firm would was being set up in Malur I

Journalist and former media adviser to Chief Minister B.S. Yediyurappa, Mahadeva Prakash, 65, succumbed to COVID-19 on Friday. He is survived by wife

Renowned sculptor Kanaka Murthy, known to be the first woman sculptor of the State, succumbed to COVID-19 on Thursday. Born in 1942 in T. Narasipura,

The districts of North Karnataka witnessed subdued celebrations of Id Ul Fitr, Basava Jayanti and Akshaya Tritiya on Friday because of the lockdown re

Health and Medical Education Minister K. Sudhakar reviewed ongoing efforts at Indian Institute of Science (IISc.), which is developing a vaccine for C

As many as 41,779 people tested positive for COVID-19 in the State on Friday, taking the total number of positive cases to 21.3 lakh. Of the new cases

City's lead at the top of the standings stretched to 13 points while Newcastle are in 16th spot.

The Union government is undertaking COVID-19 management on a war footing and supplying oxygen to various States by 105 trains and has supplied 230 ox

The presence of B.1.617.2, a variant first detected in India, poses a threat for German authorities.

All physically and visually challenged officials working in the district judiciary in the State are exempted from attending the office during the COVI

Washington was running out of gasoline on Friday, even as the country's largest fuel pipeline network ramped up deliveries following a cyberattack and

A 19-year-old youth drowned in Cherupuzha river near Kattangal in Kozhikode on Friday. The victim was identified as Adarsh, son of Madhusoodanan. The

All beds in govt. hospitals to be connected to oxygen grid

Following the COVID surge, the laws and procedures for the care and protection of orphaned children must be noted

Urgent steps sought to help people of Chellanam

Adherence to them would have mitigated the traumatic fallout of the pandemic in India

Governor Dhankhars visit to violence-hit areas is a breach of constitutional propriety

More than 4,500 arrested from April 19 to May 13 for not adhering to DDMA guidelines on virus

Israels right to defend itself does not extend to indiscriminate bombing of civilians in Gaza

Move comes in the wake of second wave

98 personnel tested positive on Wednesday; four officers died due to the virus even after taking both doses

Delhi Metro services were halted this week with the lockdown being extended in the city. Last year too, the train services remained suspended for over

Kisan Sabha leaders blame governments

The New Delhi Municipal Council (NDMC) on Friday launched a programme to provide tele consultation to its employees and their family members who are i

The Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam was not interested to come to power in Puducherry through the backdoor, party leader in the Legislative Assembly R. Si

Some farmers stuck in Haryana due to lockdown, others plan to continue agitation

The DTC Karamchari Ekta Union, which represents the interests of contractual employees engaged by the public transporter, on Friday appealed to Chief

The special team probing the alleged robbery and assault on a young woman who was travelling in the Guruvayur-Punalur train on April 28 has arrested t

The Fort Kochi police arrested a 45-year-old man on Friday after a video of him allegedly assaulting his 18-year-old son who reportedly had a developm

With patients requiring oxygen on the rise and delay in supply, private hospitals are facing a crunch

Contributions continued to pour in for the Chief Ministers Public Relief Fund to battle COVID-19.SASTRA Deemed University Chancellor R. Sethuraman ha

TPCC chief questions governments hesitancy in bringing corona treatment under Aarogyasri scheme

Cyberabad Commissioner of Police VC Sajjanar on Friday flagged off 30 truckload of medical material, including beds, pulse oximeters, thermometers, PP

At Mecca Masjid, a few committee members offer traditional prayers

The dreaded COVID-19 has claimed the life of K Ramakrishna, 40, Deputy Executive Engineer, Irrigation Sub-Division, Enkoor. Mr Ramakrishna succumbed t

A 19-year-old drowned after he drove a tractor into a 120-foot agricultural well in Tirupattur on Friday evening. According to the police, Sanjeevi, 1

The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation has been meeting the second wave of the COVID-19 challenge on a war footing. Sonam Saigal reports on how the civic body learnt lessons from the first wave and adopted a decentralised approach which is showing results slowly but surely