Coronavirus lockdown extension: MHA stated that e-commerce companies as well as the vehicles used by e-commerce operators would be allowed to function

Lockdown in india latest updates: The task force, comprising of doctors from both private and government hospitals, will guide doctors who are treating COVID-19 patients and help them handle the issue better

Merchandise exports during April-March 2020 declined by nearly 5 per cent to $ 314.3 billion from $330.1 billion in 2018/19 - registering its first contraction in four years

The slower growth in inflation was led by food articles (4.9 per cent), especially cereals, paddy, vegetables, fruits and non-food especially crude oil

US President Donald Trump said he has instructed his administration to halt funding to the World Health Organisation over its handling of the coronavirus pandemic while his administration reviews its response to the global crisis; A leading private hospital group in Delhi has planned to have COVID-19 tests conducted on its entire workforce and patients, spanning all its facilities in the country; An FIR has been registered against at least 1000 migrant workers for assembling near Bandra railway station in Mumbai on Tuesday in defiance of the coronavirus lockdown norms, causing a public health scare. Watch this and more news on News Blast.Also Read: Coronavirus lockdown: Why India can't protect small companies the way Germany, Spain, France can

Bank branches and ATMs, information technology vendors for banking operations, banking correspondents (BCs), ATM operations and cash management agencies would operate as usual from April 20

Trump halts funding to WHO over handling of coronavirus crisisUS President Donald Trump said on Tuesday he has instructed his administration to halt funding to the World Health Organisation over its handling of the coronavirus pandemic while his administration reviews its response to the global crisis. Trump, at a White House news conference, said the WHO had \"failed in its basic duty and it must be held accountable.\"Mumbai migrant crisis: Police register FIR against 1,000 worke...

How healthcare, FMCG, pharma, petrochemical and IT companies will turn the capabilities acquired during the coronavirus crisis into new businesses in India and abroad

More than 1,000 migrant workers, who earn daily wages and been stuck in Mumbai since the last three weeks, gathered in Bandra around 3 PM demanding transport arrangements to go back to their native places, hours after Prime Minister Narendra Modi extended the coronavirus-enforced curbs till May 3

New Lockdown in India live update, Covid-19 guidelines:  In the last 24 hours, 1,076 new cases have been reported, while 377 people have died because of the COVID-2019 infection

The New Fund Offer will open on Wednesday and close on April 23. The minimum investment limit has been fixed at Rs 500

All the union ministers were asked by the government to resume work in their ministries from Monday and focus on kick-starting the economy post lockdown.

Coronavirus cases in india, lockdown news live updates: Telangana goernment has decided to extend the lockdown in view of novel coronavirus outbreak till Apil 30, announced Chief Minister K Chandrasekhar RaoDelhi

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With huge disruptions in the firm's business, traders and investors are concerned about the outlook of the stock

Coronavirus Pandemic Live News, Cases, Deaths in India: There are 3,851 COVID-19 patients under treatment as now, whereas 318 have been cured and discharged, as per Ministry of Health and Family Welfare

However, the heads of organisations are expected to ensure that proper hygiene measures are taken and social distancing norms practiced

Unless, ICMR becomes more transparent and shares data beyond the broad numbers, there are all reasons to raise questions that need urgent answers

According to a separate filing, other promoters of APSEZ Adani Tradeline LLP, holding 6.80 per cent in the company has pledged 50,000 additional equity shares of the company in favour of Axis Bank

S&P Global Ratings has cut its rating on senior unsecured notes of Tata Motors to 'B' from 'B+', citing weaker than expected credit matrix due to disruptions and economic impact from coronavirus outbreak