Unlock5: The Center has allowed the opening of cinemas with up to 50 percent of its seating capacity New Delhi: Schools and universities, closed since March when the closure was announced across the country, will be able to reopen as of October 15, the Center said today when announcing the …
Read More »Cinemas, swimming pools: updates on the Center’s guidelines for reopening
The Center announced on Wednesday new guidelines for the reopening of various activities, such as the re-opening of cinemas, entertainment parks, schools and universities, among other things. Since the country entered a complete lockdown in late March this year as a precaution against the growing spread of the coronavirus (Covid-19), …
Read More »Maharashtra extends Covid-19 lockdown until October 31, but reopens various sectors
Amid the Covid-19 cases in the state, the Maharashtra government on Wednesday extended the shutdown in the state until the end of October with more relaxations outside the containment zones. The state government established a series of guidelines that include relaxation for people. As the state previously declared, hotels, food, …
Read More »SC refuses to postpone civil service exam
NEW DELHI The Supreme Court of Justice on Wednesday refused to postpone the preliminary examination of the UPSC civil services, to be held on October 4, due to the COVID-19 pandemic and flooding in various parts of the country. A court of Justices AM Khanwilkar, BR Gavai and Krishna Murari …
Read More »MARKET WRAP: Sensex earns 95 pts, Nifty finishes at 11,227; Advance of stocks of consumer goods
Photo: Kamlesh Pednekar Indian markets were trading more than half a percent higher in Wednesday’s volatile session, driven mainly by consumer goods and pharmaceuticals stocks. Among the major indices, the S&P BSE Sensex was trading around 38,210 levels, up 210 points, and the Nifty50 index was testing the 11,300 mark. …
Read More »The Supreme Court, hearing the petition for postponement of the civil services exam, asks the petitioners to be polite and persuasive if they expect relief from UPSC
On Wednesday, the Supreme Court told petitioners seeking to postpone the civil service exam to be “polite and persuasive” if they expect relief from the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC). The comments were made by the Supreme Court tribunal after the petitioners’ attorneys said that the UPSC is “bent on …
Read More »Chennai COVID-19 Cases Latest News, Chennai Blocking Guidelines, TN Corona Virus Today Cases News Updates
Collectors in the district should raise awareness among people about the need to visit hospitals within 24 hours of symptoms such as fever, dyspnea, fatigue and loss of taste, he said. (Proceedings) Collectors in the district should step up efforts to further reduce the death rate from COVID-19 in Tamil …
Read More »Lonza confident in 2020 target for Modern Covid-19 vaccine supply
Lonza is confident that the US and Swiss plants it is building to help make Moderna’s Covid-19 vaccine a vaccine candidate will be ready for commercial production this year, executives at the Swiss company said Tuesday. New production lines at Lonza’s Portsmouth, New Hampshire site aim to start manufacturing vaccine …
Read More »87 million people in India likely exposed to COVID-19 in August: second ICMR sero survey
The survey results show that a sizeable population remains vulnerable and susceptible to the coronavirus. It was estimated that one in 15 people aged 10 years and older was exposed to SARS-CoV2 in August 2020, showing that a sizeable population is still susceptible to COVID-19, according to the second sero-survey …
Read More »Rs 50 crore up for grabs if civil services exam deferred: UPSC affidavit in Supreme Court – education
The government’s main contracting body, the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC), has already incurred expenses of more than Rs 50 million to conduct the 2020 Civil Services (Preliminary) Exam scheduled for October 4, and any further delay would result in a great loss to the public treasury, reads an affidavit …
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