Centre extended lockdown by over three weeks till May 31 on Sunday, while allowing states to decide on various zones and activities within them; home ministry has specifically told them not to dilute NDMA guidelines on lockdown 4.0 

Delhi lockdown 4.0: CM Kejriwal spoke about the Centre's extension of lockdown till May 31 and said that the guidelines were largely in line with the proposal sent by the Delhi government based on suggestions of lakhs of Delhiites

Coronavirus Lockdown 4.0 India Live Updates: Total number of positive cases in India now stands at 96,169, including 56,316 active cases, 36,824 cured/discharged/migrated cases, and 3,029 deaths

Coronavirus lockdown 4.0: All workplaces must ensure adequate arrangements for temperature screening, hand wash and sanitiser at all entry and exit points and common areas

\"In light of the extension of lockdown issued by the government, metro services will remain closed for commuters till 31st May. Our helpline services 155370 shall also not be available,\" DMRC tweeted

Also, all states and UTs have been asked to ensure unrestricted inter-state and intra-state movement of medical professionals, nurses and paramedical staff along with sanitation personnel and ambulances

Coronavirus lockdown extension: The MHA said that all activities will be allowed in the green zones apart from the activities prohibited across all the zones

Lockdown 4.0: Auto rickshaws and cab aggregators likely to be allowed to operate with up to two passengers. Domestic flights might also reopen on routes where both the departure state and the arrival state agree

Coronavirus Highlights: Maharashtra on Saturday reported 1,606 new cases and 67 deaths, taking state's tally to 30,706. Meanwhile, Mumbai's total cases reached 18,555 and 696 deaths

There appears to be no distinction in terms of containment measures for the evacuees taking into account the state of the pandemic abroad

The train services, which were completely stopped in the country in the wake of the COVID 19 outbreak, will resume in a phased manner from Tuesday with 15 special trains departing from the New Delhi station for different destinations

Coronavirus India live updates: The Supreme Court (SC) will reopen its court premises and resume work from the courtrooms from next week. However, the lawyers will argue cases from their chamber, said sources. The total count of confirmed COVID-19 cases jumped to 70,756 on Tuesday, as per the Union Health Ministry

The government has faced criticism over its handling of the pandemic and Johnson is wary of taking the brakes off too soon. Britain's coronavirus death toll - 31,855 - is the second highest in the world, behind the United States.

At present, the government and private hospitals are conducting three kinds of testing for COVID-19: Real-Time RT PCR, TrueNat Test, and CB NAAT Test

Coronavirus lockdown live updates: India's 216 districts have reported no positive cases of COVID-19; 42 districts have reported no new case in the last 28 days, says Lav Agrawal, Health Ministry Joint Secretary

Air India will book flights only for those destinations that are allowing people to enter. The Ministry of  Home Affairs had also issued rules on who can fly out of India on special flights

Coronavirus lockdown live updates: AIIMS Director Dr. Randeep Gulleria said on Thursday that the novel coronavirus cases will peak between June and July. He added the spike in cases will come due to more testing across states. India's total COVID-19 cases stand at 52,952 including 35,902 active cases, 15,266 cured, 1 migrated, and 1,783 deaths, according to the Union Health Ministry

Delhi government's action comes after the first day of lockdown relaxation in Delhi saw long queues with customers breaking social distancing norms

Corona lockdown 3.0 live updates: COVID-19 cases in Maharashtra crossed the 15,000-mark with 841 new cases in 24 hours. Mumbai alone has almost 10,000 coronavirus cases. National capital Delhi has 5,104 cases

The lockdown has now been extended by a further two weeks, but the government has begun to ease some restrictions in districts that are relatively unscathed by the virus