Cyclone Nisarga updates: The IMD is predicting heavy rainfall, squally winds, very rough seas and storm surges, inundating low lying areas of the city. The IMD said that after the landfall, the storm will continue to intensity for about 6 hours

Cyclone Nisarga tracker: According to IMD, Nisarga cyclone will cross Maharashtra on Wednesday afternoon with a maximum wind speed of 100-110 kmph gusting to 120 kmph

The trade between the two countries takes place through the land ports at Mahadipur in Malda district, Changrabandha in Cooch Behar, Fulbari (Jalpaiguri), Hilli (South Dinajpur), Ghojadanga and Petrapole in North 24- Parganas district

In the review meeting, it was also decided that first and second year students will be promoted on provisional basis

The Ministry of Road Transport and Highways said it has taken up development of Delhi-Amritsar-Katra Expressway under Bharatmala Pariyojana

Delhi govt launches coronavirus app: Chief Minister Kejriwal acknowledged that there is an information gap. People have told the government that they could not find any bed in the hospitals, he said

Across the country, more than half of the respondents -- 58.36 per cent -- were very satisfied with PM Modi's performance. However, 16.71 per cent said that they were not at all satisfied

Telangana foundation day: It was finally on June 02,2014 that the state of Telangana was formed via the Telangana State Bill

The IMD has warned of a possible cyclone called Nisarga in Maharashtra and Gujarat on June 3, Wednesday.  IMD added that the cyclone Nisarga would have a speed of  105-110 kmph, which would bring heavy rainfall in the city

Steps are being taken to ensure there is no disruption of power supply at a time when the state is battling the coronavirus crisis and thousands of patients are undergoing treatment in various hospitals

The super storm Nisarga is expected to hit parts of Maharashtra and Gujarat on June 3, according to IMD

Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Monday said that barber shops and salons would be allowed to reopen in Delhi, but spas would remain closed. Kejriwal, while addressing a press conference, also informed that borders would continue to remain sealed for another week in the wake of rising cases in the national capital. Only essential services would be exempted. Markets will be allowed to reopen without the odd-even conditions. Watch the video for more.Also Read: Coronavirus Lockdown XIX: Where is excess liquidity generated by RBI going?

India is nearing the 2 lakh mark after witnessing a sharp increase in the number of coronavirus cases. At 1,90,535 cases, India is the seventh worst hit country in the world, according to a tally by Johns Hopkins University; After losing business for nearly a quarter because of the lockdown, the hospitality sector gears up to reopen from June 8 with adequate safety protocols, and hopes to return to the pre-COVID levels within another 12-18 months; The Delhi government has demanded Rs 5,000 crore assistance from the Centre to be able to pay salaries to its employees, Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia said on Sunday. Watch this and more on News Blast.Also Read: SBI share price rises 7% in afternoon trade, among top Sensex gainers

Passenger train services begin: 200 trains to ferry 1.45 lakh people todayAs many as 1.45 lakh passengers will be travelling in 200 special trains today, June 1, according to the Ministry of Railways. The ministry revealed around 26 lakh passengers have booked for Advance Reservation Period (ARP) from June 1 to June 30. From today onwards, Duronto, Sampark Kranti, Jan Shatabdi, and Poorva Express will reinstate services after 68 days. Coronavirus effect: Hotels may have to wa...

The chief secretary stated the natives of Himachal Pradesh can stay in hotels but tourists from other states would not be entertained till further orders

Lockdown 5.0 guidelines issued by the Ministry of Home Affairs comprised guidelines for phase 1 of re-opening of areas only; various states have come up with fresh guidelines on opening of business activity

According to Ahmedabad meteorological centre of IMD, squally wind speed is likely to reach 90-100 kilometre per hour gusting 110 kilometres per hour over Gujarat coasts between June 3 and 4

As per the fresh guidelines issued by Haryana, the lockdown in containment zones will continue till June 30

Lockdown extension in Kerala update: Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan has called a meeting on Monday to discuss measures for the fifth round of lockdown

Minister participated in state cabinet meeting on May 29. Following his report, several officials and ministers who attended meeting with him will now have to undergo COVID-19 test