CBSE, CISCE, NEET, NTA, JEE-Main and several other exams are in a fix as the central government hasn't taken a decision on them yet and the schools are shut at least till the lockdown gets over

The NTA has said that it hoped that normalcy will be restored soon but it will keep monitoring the situation for any further change of plans

Coronavirus update: Panic buying is already taking place in India over fears that the government is going to announce a lockdown. On the back of such fears, offline stores are staring at empty shelves as customers start hoarding essential items

Bill, called the Families First Coronavirus Response Act, includes provisions offering paid sick leave for impacted workers and free COVID-19 testing

Global markets today: Major central banks have taken steps this week to increase dollar liquidity, but this has done little to slow the dollar's gains

Prime Minister Scott Morrison has announced a blanket \"do not travel overseas\" advisory that will remain in place indefinitely, to help contain the coronavirus pandemic

Coronavirus has infected over 200,000 people and caused nearly 8,500 deaths in 164 nations, triggering emergency lockdowns and injections of cash unseen since World War Two

With countries sealing their borders partially or fully amid novel coronavirus pandemic, aviation sector has been hit extremely hard as most airlines globally have drastically curtailed their flight operations

Coronavirus in Chandigarh: The patient has travel history to UK and has been quarantined at the Government Medical College and Hospital

Clarification came following postponing of exams by the CBSE, HRD ministry's National Testing Agency and all universities till March 31

Coronavirus outbreak news updates: Prime Minister Narendra Modi said that social distancing is important and useful to prevent the spread of the virus

In Kerala, schools and colleges and cinemas will remain closed in the state till March 31. Classes 1 to 7 of all schools -- state, CBSE and ICSE boards -- will remain shut and examinations which have begun for them will be put on hold

Following a special cabinet meeting, Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan told reporters that those affected comprise three people who had come from Italy and eight who came in contact with the infected