
The Firozabad police have said a news report published by Zee News on April 6, 2020, which alleged that a medical team in Uttar Pradesh that was escorting Tablighi Jamaat members who had tested positive for the novel coronavirus was pelted with stones, is falso.

PM Modi had said: “There is no cure for this (coronavirus), so we need to remain healthy. We need to avoid crowds and stay home. Social distancing is critical.

As PM Modi announces a complete lockdown in India, here is a list of all that is exempted and all that is not for the next 21 days.

According to reports, the person had the travel history to Dubai. The total number of coronavirus cases in the country has now risen to nearly 130 after fresh cases were reported from several states.

India on Friday reported second death from the novel Coronavirus as the number of confirmed cases jumped to 82

A 24-year-old man who was found to be positive for the infection had recently traveled to Bengaluru.

The man’s mobile phone has been recovered and the alleged social media post has been confirmed to have been posted from his profile, said police on Monday.

CBSE dismisses viral notice claiming board exam postponement in Middle East

More than 93,000 posts vacant in paramilitary forces: Govt informs Rajya Sabha

NMC asks state medical councils to start internship allotment for foreign medical graduates

Meghalaya board postpones two Class 12 exams in West Garo Hills after clashes

US burns $11.3 billion in first six days of Iran war

US burns $11.3 billion in first six days of Iran war

Iran lays down three conditions to end war with US and Israel

Lockdown shadows return as LPG crunch shuts eateries and kills jobs

Gunman’s 20-year plot to kill Farooq Abdullah fails at Jammu wedding

Indian sailor killed as Iran strikes oil tankers in Gulf war escalation
Copyright© educationpost.in 2024 All Rights Reserved.
Designed and Developed by @Pyndertech