Union Home Secretary AK Bhalla said no curb should be imposed on manufacturers and suppliers of oxygen to limit the supplies only to the hospitals of the state in which they are located, and there shall be free movement of oxygen-carrying vehicles into the cities without any time restriction

On Friday, only about 4,300 doses of the coronavirus vaccine could be administered, the lowest in a day so far, before the stocks completely dried up.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi reviewed the status of medical oxygen availability as the country grapples with oxygen supply shortage at various hospitals. The PM took stock of the status of oxygen supply and its requirement for the next 15 days when briefed about India's oxygen production capacity. According to the various sources in the health ministry, multiple measures are currently being taken including creating a 24*7 Green Corridor for the movement of liquid medical oxygen. Watch the video for more details.Also Read: 'Lift embargo on COVID-19 vaccine raw materials': Adar Poonawalla urges US President Joe Biden

Prime Minister Modi was also briefed about India's production capacity and how it can be enhanced to meet the rising demand. He told officials to increase oxygen production as per the capacity of each plant and offer the surplus stock in steel plants for medical use

Johnson was to spend a few days in India starting April 26 as part of a planned itinerary, which is expected to include finalising a UK-India Enhanced Trade Partnership

In a letter to Maharashtra Chief Secretary Sitaram Kunte, Renu Swarup, Secretary in Department of Biotechnology, said Haffkine Institute can manufacture the vaccine doses.

Ties between the nuclear-armed rivals have been on ice since a suicide bombing of an Indian military convoy in Kashmir in 2019 traced to Pakistan-based militants that led to India sending warplanes to Pakistan

Kejriwal said journalists are reporting from most adverse situations and they should be treated as frontline workers and allowed vaccination on priority.

CBSE class 12 exam postponed: The results of Class 10 will be prepared on the basis of an objective criterion developed by the board, the Ministry of Education said

The Union education ministry said the revised dates for Class XII exams will be reviewed after June 1, 2021, and students will be given a notice of at least 15 days before the start of the examinations

Rahul Gandhi tweeted, citing Mahatma Gandhi's quote: 'First they ignore you. Then they laugh at you. Then they fight you. Then you win'. He also tagged a media report, saying the Centre has fast-tracked emergency approval for foreign-produced jabs.

Although a general war between the two countries is unlikely, crises between India and Pakistan are likely to become more fervid, risking an escalatory cycle, the US intelligence community has told Congress in a report

The results of class 10 CBSE students will be prepared on the basis of an objective criterion to be developed by the board, Nishank said.

Punjab CM said quite understandably, the steady increase in COVID-19 cases in most states of the country has created a sense of great apprehension and anguish among students and parents alike regarding the Board examinations for classes 10 and 12

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PM Modi has called the meeting to discuss the class 10 and 12 board exams amid demands to cancel them due to the massive surge in COVID-19 cases across the country

In an address at the Raisina Dialogue, the Prime Minister said India tried to protect its 1.3 billion nationals from COVID-19, and, at the same time, tried to support pandemic response efforts of others

Assembly elections are currently underway in West Bengal and the Shiv Sena, which is not contesting the polls, has extended its support to Trinamool Congress head Banerjee

The setting up of 16 plants will lead to investment worth Rs 348.70 crore and over 3,042 jobs. Their commercial production will start on April 1, 2023

The government has not started with the vaccination of people under the age of 45 yet, but whenever it'll start, another 4 months will be required to cover them at the present rate of vaccination