Delhi has allowed 66 private liquor shops to open from Saturday. The shops are functioning from 9 am in the morning to 6: 30 pm in the evening. The liquor shops will have to follow the odd-even rule and strictly monitor social distancing. More stores are likely to get approval soon. Watch the video for more details.Coronavirus India Live Tracker: PM Modi speaks to Sri Lanka President, Mauritius PM, assures support

Indian Railways started running \"Shramik Special\" trains from May 1 to move migrant workers, pilgrims, tourists, students and other persons stranded at different places due to lockdown

The SBI was the first bank to announce a special FD scheme for senior citizens called SBI 'WECARE'. Similarly, HDFC Bank as well as ICICI Bank Bank have also come up with --HDFC Senior Citizen Care FD, and ICICI Bank Golden Years, respectively

Delhi private liquor shops opened: According to the excise department, liquor outlets can be opened between 9 AM to 6:30 PM in Delhi until May 31

Coronavirus (COVID-19) Highlights: Sikkim, the only state in India to be coronavirus-free up until now, has reported its first COVID-19 confirmed case on Saturday

Coronavirus update: Mumbai has registered a total of 23,935 COVID-19 positive patients since January 25, according to Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation, while 841 patients have died due to coronavirus in the city, and 6,466 have recovered

Coronavirus lockdown 4.0 India highlights: Delhi reported the highest single-day spike of 571 fresh cases on Thursday, taking tally in the city to 11,659 and the death toll from coronavirus infection rose to 194

Coronavirus Lockdown 4.0 India Live Updates: Maharashtra's COVID-19 cases breached 39,000 mark after 2,250 more patients were reported positive of the deadly virus in last 24 hours. The death toll in the state rose to 1,390 after 65 more fatalities were reported since Tuesday

Lockdown 4.0 in Delhi: Delhi government has allowed shops to reopen but on an odd-even basis. If social-distancing norms will not be followed, then authorities will shut the shops

Coronavirus lockdown 4.0 India live updates: Maharashtra government issued fresh lockdown guidelines on Tuesday. All urban areas including Mumbai have been put in red zones, rest have been put in orange and green zones. India's total COVID-19 tally climbed to 1,01,139 on Tuesday, according to Union Health Ministry

Delhi government has decided to allow certain relaxations in the fourth leg of coronavirus lockdown as per Centre's guidelines, stated Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal on Monday. Shops selling essential items have been allowed to operate all round the week, whereas shops in markets and market complexes need to operate on odd-even principle, the Delhi Chief Minister said. He said that Metro services, schools, colleges, educational institutions, hotels, cinema halls, shopping malls, gymnasiums, swimming pools, entertainment parks, theatres, bars, auditoriums and assembly halls will remain closed. Big gatherings of any kind will not be allowed, Kejriwal added. Watch the video for more.Also Read: Sanitisation and food innovation to be top priorities for Marico in post-COVID world

Shops selling essential items have been allowed to operate all round the week. Meanwhile, shops in markets and market complexes will operate on odd-even principle

An announcement  related to the dos and don'ts during  Lockdown 4 is likely to be made this weekend after Union Home Minister Amit Shah presided over a meeting on Friday to finalise guidelines after considering suggestions of state governments

The committees will also work out steps to be taken to ensure medical workers have social security and are treated with respect and dignity

On Tuesday, Mr Kejriwal had sought suggestions from Delhiites on lockdown relaxations post-May 17 and asked them to send their views by 5 pm on Wednesday

Corona in India live updates: Following a SC verdict, Tamil Nadu government has issued an order regarding reopening of government-run TASMAC alcohol shops from Saturday; India's total number of confirmed COVID-19 cases jumped to 81,970 on Friday

Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal said that most people suggested that educational institutions, malls, spa and swimming pools should not be opened, and there should be limited operation of metro services

Even in normal times, private healthcare has played truant. In the current health crisis, its role is neither proportionate to its dominant presence nor call of duty. If public healthcare carries almost the entire burden on its shoulders then it is imperative to nurture it, rather than neglect it

Staring at record losses, the travel and tourism sector is preparing a plan to take on coronavirus

The entire nation has been in lockdown since March 25. The central government had announced that after April 20, there will be relaxation in some areas regarding lockdown restrictions