Patanjali's Coronil not to be sold in Maharashtra without 'proper certifications' The sale of Patanjali's Coronil tablets will not be permitted without \"proper certifications\" in Maharashtra, said the state's Home Minister Anil Deshmukh on Tuesday. Deshmukh's statements come a day after the Indian Medical Association (IMA) expressed shock over Patanjali's claims of getting WHO certification for Coronil tablets, which it says is an evidence-based medicine to fight COVID-19. Uttarakhand f...

Union Home Ministry has directed phased closure of two special and temporary COVID care centres in the city in view of \"continuous decline\" in coronavirus cases

The missing persons will be presumed dead after the notification and the state government has begun the process to issue death certificates for them.

In a series of tweets, DJB vice chairman Raghav Chadha said the Sonia Vihar and Bhagirathi water treatment plants were functioning at reduced capacity. He said the supply is likely to be affected in south, east and northeast Delhi

Tapovan Tunnel rescue: On Thursday before the water levels rose, agencies cleared up 120 metres. It is believed that workers are trapped at a depth of 180 metres.

Rescue operations are still underway in Uttarakhand's Chamoli district where flash floods in the Alaknanda river system caused widespread destruction on Sunday. A total of 32 bodies have been recovered so far. The flash floods incurred heavy damage to the NTPC's 480 MW Tapovan-Vishnugad hydropower project and the 13.2 MW Rishiganga Hydel Project and swept away several homes. More than 600 personnel of The Indian Army, Indo-Tibetan Border Police (ITBP), National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) and State Disaster Response Force (SDRF) have been deployed in Chamoli district to carry out search and rescue operations. Watch the video for more.Also Read: 5 auto companies shut shop in India in last 5 years

Three days have passed since flash floods hit parts of Uttarakhand's Chamoli district damaging NTPC Hydro Power Project on the river Dhauli Ganga. Satellite images have revealed the extent of the damage caused to the 480 MW Tapovan-Vishnugad hydropower plant and the 13.2 MW under-construction Rishiganga Hydel Project. The images suggest that almost the whole of the hydropower project has been clogged by silt caused by the powerful downstream landslide. Watch the video for more.Also Read: Flying cars a reality soon? Volkswagen explores possibility in China

Tapovan tunnel rescue ops: The water level inside the tunnel is constantly surging and specialised equipment is being used to access those trapped inside

The breaking away of a Nanda Devi glacier near Raini on Sunday caused massive flooding, and the entire hydro project was washed away in the floods.

Rescue operation is currently underway at a tunnel in Tapovan, where JCB machines, heavy earth moving equipment and excavators are being used to remove silt and find missing people. Uttarakhand police say around 28 to 30 people are likely to be trapped in Tapovan tunnel

Uttarakhand's glacier burst: According to Uttarakhand Chief Minister Trivendra Singh Rawat, at least seven people have died due to the calamity until now. However, it is projected that the casualties may go up as many villagers and shepherds have swept away in the rivers

A glacier breach in Joshimath has triggered flash floods in the area. Almost 100-150 people are feared dead. The Dhauliganga river in Reni village is flooded and houses near the banks have been washed away. ITBP personnel and the NDRF have been deployed for rescue operations. The Rishiganga project in the village is suspected to be damaged. Watch the video for more on this developing story.Also Read: Uttarakhand Glacier Burst Live Updates: Dehradun, Haridwar, UP on high alert; rafting stopped in Rishikesh

Glacier Burst in Uttarakhand: At least seven people have died, six injured and around 170 are missing after the Uttarakhand flood incident today, confirms State Disaster Management Center

Floods ravage North India: Over 500 people were stranded in several parts of Himachal as a number of roads have been blocked by landslides and flash floods, officials said.