Under the Unlock 3.0 guidelines, the government has clearly stated that there shall be no restrictions on the inter-state and intra-state movement of persons and goods

Coronavirus lockdown: All essential and other services will be allowed, while shopping malls, schools, colleges and religious places will remain closed during the period

India Stock Market Highlights Today: ONGC, followed by Tech Mahindra, TCS, HCL Tech, NTPC, Infosys and HDFC duo were among the top gainers today, while Maruti, Axis Bank, Bharti Airtel, M&M and Reliance Industries were among the laggards.

This decision implies that no vehicles will be stopped at border checkpoints for e-passes that were a prerequisite earlier to commute between two cities

Coronavirus update:  Andhra Pradesh on Thursday recorded more than 10,000 cases, its highest ever. The overall tally of the state has shot up to 1,20,390, as per state government's data

PVR share price declined 10% to Rs 1,023 against previous close of Rs 1,137 on BSE

Unlock 3.0 guidelines: As per the guidelines issued by the Ministry of Home Affairs, schools, colleges, metro rail service, cinema halls along with bars will continue to remain shut till August 31

India Stock Market News Updates Today: While Sensex fell 335 points to 37,736, Nifty lost 100 points lower at 11,102

Stocks to watch out for today on July 30: Bharti Airtel, YES Bank, PVR, Inox Leisure, CEAT among others are the top stocks to watch out for in Thursday's  trading session

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Share market updates and analysis for July 30: Earnings announcements by Reliance Industries, coronavirus vaccine hopes and US Fed Reserve meeting outcome to set tone for stock markets

JSW Steel has Jindal Sanjeevani Multispeciality Hospital in Bellari and it has been converted into a COVID-19 hospital to accommodate the workers

Unlock 3.0 guidelines: Schools, cinemas, metro trains will remain closed till August 31, while gymnasiums and yoga institutes will be reopened from August 5

The electric vehicle (EV) market is likely to be a Rs 50,000-crore opportunity in India by 2025, with two- and three-wheelers expected to drive higher electrification of the vehicles; Delhi minister Gopal Rai on Sunday said the AAP government will launch a special programme to generate more employment opportunities in the city; Softbank-backed Grofers has advanced its plan to launch an initial public offer by the end of next year after its profit zoomed during the lockdown period. Watch this and more on News Blast.Also Read: RBI Governor Shaktikanta Das highlights 5 bright spots in Indian economy

COVID-19 impact: RBI may cut lending rates by another 25 bps in August to revive economyThe Reserve Bank is likely to go for a minimum 25 basis points cut in key lending rate in the forthcoming monetary policy review in view of the pressing need to revive the coronavirus-hit economy, feel experts. The Monetary Policy Committee (MPC), headed by RBI Governor, is scheduled to meet for three days beginning August 4 and will announce its decision on August 6.Unlock 3.0: Schools, metros to remain...

As Unlock 2.0 is nearing its end in July, the government is working on a new set of guidelines for the third phase of unlocking. A few more restrictions are likely to be relaxed from August, while some are likely to continue. Cinema halls are likely to reopen while schools and metro trains are likely to remain shut for a few more days. Watch the video for more details. Coronavirus crisis: PM Modi to launch 3 'high-throughput' COVID-19 testing facilities today

The National Mineral Development Corporation (NMDC) was first expected to commence steel production at its Nagarnar plant in July 2019, but failed to do so and then the commissioning deadline was shifted to 2020

In complete violation of lockdown norms, a total of 40 people attended the engagement party. Under the lockdown 3.0 guidelines, only 20 people were allowed to attend a marriage-related ceremony

Lockdown 4.0: Under this new order,  the e-commerce firms are still prohibited to sell non-essential items in the containment zones

World Health Organisation (WHO) has come out with considerations for public health and social measures in the workplaces, as many countries are beginning to gradually re-open workplaces to maintain economic activity. WHO said universal measures for preventing the transmission of COVID-19, will apply to all workplaces and people at workplace, such as employers, managers, workers, contractors, customers and visitors. These include hand hygiene, respiratory hygiene, physical distancing, reducing and managing work-related travels, regular environmental cleaning and disinfection, risk communication, training and education, and management of people with COVID-19 or their contacts. Watch the video for more.Also Read: Coronavirus crisis: Auto players must adopt innovation to succeed, says Ratan Tata