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Only few hours of oxygen supply left, says Arvind Kejriwal; seeks Centre’s assistance
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal had on Sunday termed the shortage of oxygen for coronavirus patients an "emergency"
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78.22 lakh domestic air passengers in March, slightly lower than February: DGCA
Around 78.22 lakh domestic passengers travelled by air in March, which is slightly lower than 78.27 lakh who travelled in February
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Mumbai’s COVID-19 mortality rate at 0.03%: BMC chief
The city has reported 953 deaths in the last 70 days, a period covering the second COVID-19 wave which started around mid-February
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Vitamin supplements may lower Covid risk for women, UK study finds
The research drew on adult users of an app, called the COVID-19 Symptom Study app, to see if regular supplement users were less likely to test positive for COVID-19
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Vaccine liberalisation to fasten drive: Vardhan
The move will further accelerate the pace of our vaccine drive while incentivising and existing and new players to ramp up production in the country, says Union Health Minister Harsh Vardhan
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Power to order provisional attachment of property, bank A/C draconian in nature: SC
The Supreme Court also clarified that the expression “necessary so to do for protecting the government revenue” implicates that it cannot be protected without ordering a provisional attachment
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Lowering age to 18 years for vaccination is decisive step to restore confidence: Assocham
Speedier the vaccination and reduction in COVID 19 cases, faster would be economic recovery and safeguarding of livelihood concerns, Assocham said
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Cut down industrial use of oxygen immediately: Delhi High Court
The Delhi High Court said that economic interests can not override human lives and suggested some reduction in steel and petroleum production to divert oxygen to COVID-19 patients
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Realtors’ body seeks government support to deal with COVID disruption
Representatives of realtors' body CREDAI met Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman and sought government's support to deal with the disruption caused by the COVID-19 pandemic
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EPFO net new enrolments grow nearly 20% to 12.37 lakh in February
The provisional payroll data of EPFO highlights a growing trend with the addition of 12.37 lakh net subscribers during the month of February, 2021
