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Ambulances with COVID-19 patients queue up at civil hospital in Ahmedabad
The Gujarat government said it was unfair to associate the queue with the efficiency of the civil hospital in handling the situation
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India sees 184,372 new Covid-19 cases, highest yet
Registering a steady increase for the 35th day in a row, the active cases increased to 13,65,704, comprising 9.84 per cent of the total infections, wh
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Private hospitals in Delhi named ‘COVID facilities’ await clearer instructions on non-COVID treatment
The Delhi government directed these 14 hospitals not to admit any non-COVID patients till further orders
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Mumbai’s COVID-19 case count drops to 6,905; 43 more die
According to the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation's updated data, 6,905 fresh infections took the financial capital's COVID-19 caseload to 5,27,119,
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Three Delhi high court judges test COVID-19 positive
The Delhi High Court Bar Association has decided to close its office at the high court premises keeping in view the rising number of COVID-19 cases
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COVID-19: India records highest single-day rise so far with over 1.68 lakh new cases
Registering a steady increase for the 33rd day in row, the active cases have increased to 12,01,009 comprising 8.88 per cent of the total infections,
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Mumbai’s COVID-19 tally crosses 5 lakh-mark with 9,200 cases
The city has added nearly one lakh new cases in the last 12 days only. The number of active COVID-19 cases in Mumbai increased to 90,333
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Ten states show steep rise in COVID-19 daily cases
A total of 1,31,968 new Covid-19 cases were registered a day, the highest single-day rise recorded so far in the country
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi asks states to check laxity in containing COVID-19
Prime Minister Narendra Modi also called for observing a vaccine festival between April 11-14 to inoculate the maximum number of eligible beneficiarie
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Surge in COVID cases may impact NBFCs’ fund raising via securitisation: Report
Securitisation volume, which stood at Rs 85,000-90,000 crore during the financial year 2020-21, is expected to rise by 40-50% year-on-year in the curr
