Speaking at Tuesday's briefing in Geneva, Benedetta Allegranzi, the WHO's technical lead for infection prevention and control, said there was evidence emerging of airborne transmission of the coronavirus, but that it was not definitive

Even though IndiGo has been flying planes since May 25, a large part of its fleet is still not utilised. These are primarily due to the MoCA restricting the commercial flying capacity to 33 per cent for three month

Amazon's tweet urging the end of the inequitable and brutal treatment of black people received backlash from followers, who questioned the company's own commitment during the coronavirus pandemic in which employees have been complaining about unsafe working conditions

It is interesting to note that the United States, which dominates the Bloomberg Billionaires Index with close to 35 per cent billionaires, saw only 13 per cent US billionaires with a YTD jump in their fortunes

The ministry also said that in addition to PPEs, 2 lakh domestically produced N95 masks are also being sent to various hospitals, bringing the total number of supplies so far to over 20 lakh N95 masks

The company would now be catering customers across 90 cities in the country and around 70 per cent of its fleet are on-ground to facilitate the supplies of essential commodities

\"It is the responsibility of the government to ensure that these soldiers are heard, their opinion respected, rather than humiliated,\" the letter read

The company claims to get the test results ready in an hour at a cost of less than Rs 1,350 per test

India and Brazil were the two largest markets by downloads on Google Play in Q1 2020

There are three repayment options for a borrower who is opting for a moratorium based on the accrued interest and principal amount or the deferred EMIs

Stranded foreign tourists have been contacted over e-mails, telephones and also in person depending on the nature of support required by them

SDRF allocation has been calculated based on three-four major factors - the expenditures incurred by states on disaster management, area, population and risk profile of individual states - to arrive at the final allocation for each state

Central Zoo Authority said mammals, especially cats, ferret, and primates, need to be carefully monitored and fortnightly samples of suspected cases be sent to designated animal health institutes for COVID-19 testing

As many Muslim foreigners also attended the congregation, at least two cases of COVID-19 were also reported from Gaza among persons who had traveled to Pakistan to attend the Tableeghi congretaion in Lahore

Coronavirus Pandemic Live News, Cases, Deaths in India: There are 3,851 COVID-19 patients under treatment as now, whereas 318 have been cured and discharged, as per Ministry of Health and Family Welfare

In wake of the 21-day lockdown, the government has extended the deadline for filing income tax returns for the FY 2018-2019 to June 30

India's Foreign Trade Policy extended by one year with some changesIndia's Foreign Trade Policy (FTP) ending March 31 has been extended by another year. The existing sops will thus continue till March 31, 2021. The present policy, which came into force on April 1, 2015, had five-year validity up to March 31, 2020. The Ministry of Commerce in a release said the decision was taken in view of the unprecedented situation arising out of the COVID-19 pandemic. Lakshmi Mittal announces...

Reports suggest this is the first time in the country's history that a personal accident policy is being issued to cover an infectious disease. Before, non-life insurance companies could provide life insurance for accident-related deaths

Trump called it \"a matter of life and death\" for Americans to heed his administration's guidelines and predicted the country would soon see a \"light at the end of the tunnel\" in a pandemic that has killed more than 3,500 Americans and infected 170,000 more

The two groups, which represent the vast majority of the readymade garment and knitwear manufacturers in the country, said cancellations were increasing daily amid coronavirus-driven lockdowns globally, and these risked jeopardizing millions of jobs in the poor South Asian nation