The Maharashtra government on Monday issued new SOPs for people travelling to the state via air, rail or road. The new norms will apply to people visiting from Delhi, Gujarat, Goa, and Rajasthan. The travellers will need to carry a COVID-19 negative RT-PCR report. The new rules will come into effect from November 25. Watch the video for more.Also Read: Delhi ranks at 27, Mumbai 33rd globally among fastest-growing prime residential market

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday said the last six years have been 'historic' for the country's development and a lot remains to be done in the remaining period

Maharashtragovernment has made it mandatory for people from NCR, Rajasthan, and Gujarat, travellingto the state to present a COVID-19 negative report

Women passengers will now be allowed to travel in Chennai Suburban trains during non-peak hours from Monday to Saturdayand to travel throughout the day on Sundays, a press release said

The inflow of funds has risen after the end of election in the United States and weakness in the dollar index

Gujarat Deputy Chief Minister Nitin Patel announced a curfew between 9:00 pm and 6:00 am in Surat, Rajkot, and Vadodara from November 21

The current predicament of Delhi has also garnered the attention of the Health Ministry, which said the spike in daily new COVID-19 cases and fatalities in Delhi are having a spillover effect in the NCR regions of Haryana and Rajasthan

The advice is another setback for the drug, which grabbed worldwide attention as a potentially effective treatment for COVID-19 in the summer after early trials showed some promise

While India is firmly focused on AatmaNirbhar Bharat for a V-shaped recovery, its key fiscal numbers show the economy is slipping with falling capital expenditure, muted consumption and higher precautionary savings

Pakistan has already been in a deep financial crisis and has been negotiating a bailout package from the International Monetary fund, apart from taking massive financial help from its close allies, including China

Bill Gates stated that 50 per cent of business travel and 30 per cent of days in office shall wither away in the post pandemic world

The classes will run with certain restrictions like maintaining social distancing, using hand sanitisers, thermal scanning and other facilities

The approval to conduct Phase 2 and Phase 3 trials was granted to Dr Reddy's laboratory by the Drug Controller General of India (DCGI)

The market has not taken into account the upcoming growth cycle, the brokerage feels and sees more upside to the index

As India marches from one economic disaster to another, policy and planning appear to be victims of whims and fancies as and when they strike

Strong Japanese growth data added to confidence the economy is recovering, despite burgeoning waves of coronavirus cases in many parts of the world including Japan

The world's third-largest economy expanded an annualised 21.4% in July-September, beating a median market forecast for an 18.9% gain and marking the first increase in four quarters, government data showed on Monday

Though RBI cannot raise interest rates due to the effect of the Coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic on economic activity, it would still consider the long-term impact of negative real interest rates on the Indian economy, economists believe

India pulled out of RCEP talks in November last year, but ASEAN leaders said the door remained open for it to join

College principal R B Kamal said the effect of the vaccine on the volunteers will be studied for seven months after the same is administered once, twice or thrice within an interval of 21 day