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Amarinder Singh says “Objective of Covid restrictions is not to harass people, but to protect them”

Solutions Summit: Amarinder Singh spoke to NDTV about Covid crisis. New Delhi/ Chandigarh: Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh today urged people to follow Covid protocols as he insisted that “our objective is not to harass people with restrictions but to protect them”. “Punjab’s economy suffered last time when...

Apr 17 · >

Rail Passengers Can Be Fined Up To Rs 500 For Not Wearing Masks, Spitting

Railways has stepped up measures to contain the spread of Covid. Not wearing masks on railway premises and in trains can attract a fine of up to Rs 500, with the national transporter now incorporating it as an offence under the Railway Act, according to an order issued...

Apr 17 · >

India’s Cyber Agency CERT-In Issues ‘High’ Security Warning For WhatsApp Threats

WhatsApp Advisory: Cyber agency CERT-In warned WhatsApp users about possible data breach New Delhi: India’s cyber security agency has cautioned WhatsApp users about certain vulnerabilities detected in the popular instant messaging app that could lead to breach of sensitive information. A “high” severity rating advisory issued by the...

Apr 17 · >

Coronavirus Mumbai Mayor Kishori Pednekar Calls For Complete Lockdown As Covid Rages In Maharashtra

Mumbai logged 8,803 new cases and 53 deaths in the last 24 hours. New Delhi: A “complete lockdown” should be imposed in Mumbai due to the present situation, the city’s Mayor said today, as coronavirus cases ravage the country especially Maharashtra – the worst-affected state in India. Brihanmumbai...

Apr 17 · >

Record 2.34 Lakh Fresh Covid Cases In India, 1,341 Deaths In 24 Hours

COVID-19 Cases in India: India reported 1,341 deaths due to Covid in the last 24 hours. Highlights India’s Covid caseload surged to 1.45 crore cases Maharashtra and Delhi saw the highest-ever surge in infections Many states continue to report vaccine shortage New Delhi: India’s Covid caseload rose to...

Apr 17 · >

4 Sikhs Among 8 Killed In US, Shocked India Offers Help

The Indian embassy in Washington DC has reached out to the community leaders. New Delhi: India will render “all possible assistance” to local authorities and community leaders in Indianapolis, US, where at least eight people, including four Sikhs, have died after a gunman opened fire at a FedEx...

Apr 17 · >
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