India Stock Market Highlights Today: HUL, Asian Paints, Maruti, Bajaj Auto and Nestle India were among the laggards. On the other hand, HCL Tech, followed by Tech Mahindra, HDFC duo, Reliance Industries, TCS, SBI and IndusInd Bank were among the top gainers today.

Amid coronavirus outbreak, operations at the HAL unit continued at 100 per cent staff capacity.  HAL reopened on April 28 after it was shut down on March 22 during the nationwide lockdown.

A revised set of guidelines, issued as part of the government's 'Mission Begin Again' phase four, said only select services like hair cut and dyeing, waxing and threading will be allowed as of now in these outlets

With Unlock 1.0 set to conclude on June 30, the government is expected to announce fresh guidelines for various sectors, including the aviation industry; After Parotas, a humble bag of ready-to-eat popcorn will now attract the 18% GST, clarified the Gujarat Authority of Advanced Ruling (AAR) recently; India recorded a single-day spike of 17,296 new coronavirus cases and 407 deaths on Friday, according to the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare data. Watch this and more on News Blast.Also Read: DHL stops shipments from China, Hong Kong, Macao; cites severe customs delays

Unlock 2.0 in India: International flights may resume in JulyWith Unlock 1.0 set to conclude on June 30, the government is expected to announce fresh guidelines for various sectors, including the aviation industry. After starting domestic flights over a month back with some riders, the government may soon approve air travel on selected international routes from July, IndiaToday.In reported. Prominent routes where air travel may be reinstated include Delhi-New York and Mumbai- Ne...

Unlock 2.0: Prominent routes where air travel may be reinstated include Delhi-New York and Mumbai- New York routes.

Unlock 2.0: Prominent routes where air travel may be reinstated include Delhi-New York and Mumbai- New York routes.

International flights on the New Delhi-New York, Mumbai-New York routes are likely to be allowed to resume in Unlock 2.0

As per the survey conducted by the Retailers Association of India (RAI) with participation of more than 100 big and small retailers, it was found that lockdown relaxations did not benefit retailers as there was no significant surge in their business

Coronavirus crisis: Experts and private nursing home owners had argued that the decision to turn nursing homes into coronavirus facilities would not have helped in tackling the crisis and would have, additionally, taken away the emergency lifeline for non-COVID illnesses

India recorded an uptick of 11,458 coronavirus cases on Saturday, which is the biggest-ever spike so far

Ever since Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced the nationwide lockdown on March 24 to combat the novel coronavirus, foreigners were restricted from visiting India.

Currently, India is undergoing the fifth phase of lockdown which has more relaxations including rail, road and domestic air travel compared to the previous ones

The average consumer who is already paranoid about contracting the virus is just more confused

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The recent spike in the number of coronavirus cases being reported daily has led many to speculate that another lockdown is on its way for the citizens of Delhi though there is no confirmation yet

Higher production and delivery costs, liquidity crunch, labour shortages, lack of public transport for workers prevented a faster resumption of activity, stated the CII survey

In the letter, teachers' elected representative to the university's executive committee, Prof Aftab Alam, said the decision to hold online exams violates the statutes of the institution and any decision to hold online exams has to be preceded by certain mandated procedures

All officials of the department have been advised to follow certain protocol to contain spread of coronavirus in offices; in first phase, shopping malls, restaurants, hotels, places of worship and offices have been allowed to reopen from June 8

Malls and restaurants opened for the public on Monday in several parts of the country, with strict protocols. The establishments had been issued a stringent set of Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) by the Centre, which included measures like allowing only asymptomatic staff, guests, customers on the premises, staggered entry of the visitors, adequate manpower to ensure social distancing norms and hand sanitiser and thermal screening at the entrance. The SOPs also recommended the installation and use of the Aarogya Setu app. Watch the video for more.Also Read: Flipkart to deliver in paper-based packaging instead of poly bags