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Second COVID-19 wave could spark greater uncertainty: Niti Aayog vice chairman
India is grappling with spiralling number of COVID cases as well as related deaths, forcing many state governments to put in place restrictions on mov
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COVID-19: India records highest single-day rise of 2,61,500 cases, 1,501 deaths
Registering a steady increase for the 39th day in a row, the active cases stand at 18,01,316, comprising 12.18 per cent of the total infections, whil
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Covid lockdowns and the road ahead: A delicate balancing act between life, liberty and livelihood
At a time when the medical community itself is finding it difficult to lay a fix on the virus’s variants and impact, it is perhaps asking too much f
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Centre taking all steps to accelerate remdesivir production: Union minister
Chemicals and Fertilisers Minister D V Sadananda Gowda said that a total of 6.69 lakh vials of the drug have been made available to different states a
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A look at top ministers and politicians who have tested positive for Covid-19
India registered 2,17,353 Covid-19 cases on April 16. It is the largest single-day spike in Covid infections since last year
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India remains badly placed to tackle COVID spread: Fitch Solutions
Despite several healthcare reforms, India remains badly placed to tackle the rapid spread of the coronavirus," Fitch said, adding the epidemic could b
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PM Narendra Modi calls for increasing production of medical grade oxygen
With cases hitting a new peak in several parts of the country, the demand for medical oxygen has increased as it is a critical component in the treatm
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China records 18.3% GDP growth in Jan-Mar, 2.97 million new jobs created
This is the highest quarterly growth rate since China first began publishing GDP data in 1993
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WHO chief calls growth in virus cases ”worrying”
WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said the number of new cases is approaching the highest rate of infection that we have seen so far in
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PSUs asked to dedicate hospital beds for COVID-19 management
The central ministries have also been advised that details of such dedicated hospital wards or blocks be provided to the public. The move comes as Ind
