Delhi Metro Rail Corporation confirmed that it will restart metro services for the public from 7 September 2020 in a calibrated manner. The Unlock 4.0 guidelines also say that lockdowns can't be imposed outside containment zones

Unlock 4: Schools, colleges, educational and coaching institutions, swimming pools and indoor theatres will continue to remain closed, while social activities will be allowed with a limit of 100 people, as per the order issued by the Ministry of Home Affairs

Maharashtra case tally has surged to 1,74,761 cases; the national capital has 87,360 cases; and Tamil Nadu has 90,167 cases, including 38,892 active cases

National capital has 85,161 cases, including  26,246 active cases, 56,235 discharges and 2,680 deaths; Tamil Nadu has 86,224 cases ,including 37,334 active cases, 47,749 discharges and 1,141 deaths

The central government has given the states full authority to issue their own independent guidelines regarding the reopening of economic activities amid coronavirus-induced lockdown in place till June 30

Coornavirus in India live updates: Maharashtra is the worst-affected with 74,860 cases, Delhi has reported 23,645 cases so far

Lockdown 5.0: All activities prohibited earlier will be opened up in areas outside containment zones in a phased manner; in phase-I of unlock 1.0, religious places and places of worship for the public; hotels, restaurants and other hospitality services; and shopping malls will allowed to open from June 8

Coronavirus (COVID-19) tracker highlights, corona vaccine latest news: 1,295 fresh cases of coronavirus were reported in the national capital in the last 24 hours, taking Delhi's tally to 19,844. The COVID-19 death toll in Delhi rose 473 while 10,893 patients recovered

Coronavirus lockdown 5.0: Telangana government has decided to relax norms for all kinds of shops except for malls in Hyderabad, while Karnataka said it would reopen malls, hotels, restaurants and cinema halls after May 31 if the Centre approves

Coronavirus lockdown 4.0 India live updates: Maharashtra government issued fresh lockdown guidelines on Tuesday. All urban areas including Mumbai have been put in red zones, rest have been put in orange and green zones. India's total COVID-19 tally climbed to 1,01,139 on Tuesday, according to Union Health Ministry

Shops selling essential items have been allowed to operate all round the week. Meanwhile, shops in markets and market complexes will operate on odd-even principle

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 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

In view of 'escalating' virus cases, the national lockdown should be continued with a well-crafted exit strategy to save lives and secure livelihood, Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh suggested during PM Modi's interaction with CMs

As India enters the last week of the 54-day lockdown, today's discussion will revolve around strategies to improve the COVID-19 containment and stepping up of economic activities in a calibrated manner

Coronavirus Live Updates: The Prime Minister also mentioned efforts needed to address 'jan se jag tak' - from people to world, adding that the world will change after the coronavirus crisis, as it did after the two World Wars

Coronavirus lockdown: Over 70,000 migrants have reached home in 76 Shramik Special trains, says RailwaysThe Ministry of Railways has said that over 70,000 migrants, who were stranded due to the countrywide lockdown have reached their homes safely via Sharamik Special trains. A total of 76 Shramik Special trains have carried over 70,000 migrants to their homes between May 1 to May 5, the railway ministry said. As many as 35 trains originated from Gujarat, followed with 13 from Kera...

These 24 coaches Shramik special trains, which have a capacity of 72 seats, is now reduced to 54 due to social distancing norms with the middle seat not being allotted to any passenger

Coronavirus in India live updates: Home Affairs Secretary Ajay Bhalla has chided West Bengal for inadequate COVID-19 testing and highest mortality rate among states; Maharashtra remains the worst-hit state, followed by Gujarat and Delhi

Telangana Chief Minister K Chandrashekar Rao said 1,096 people have tested positive for coronavirus as on Tuesday evening