The situation caused by the coronavirus and lockdown were discussed at the video conference with the Chief Ministers with PM on 11th May. Various other topics were also discussed in this meeting held through video conferencing.
Defence experts are associating the incident between India and China military personnel in Sikkim with the episode of Gilgit and Baltistan. China is creating an economic corridor through POK to the Gwadar port in Pakistan. This highway passes through Gilgit and Baltistan. India protested against this road, but China continued to ignore.
The Ministry of Health, Government of India has relaxed the guidelines regarding sending recovered coronavirus patients’ home from hospitals. As per this decision, patients with very low, low and medium symptoms will be sent home without any test after 10 days of treatment, only if they do not have fever for 3 days in a row.
A dispute between Ministers and officers in Punjab Government over whether the liquor prices should be raised has come to the light. The officers argued that the price should not. Be raised.
A church in Pakistan’s Punjab province was allegedly vandalised by a group of armed men over a land dispute on 9th May, the Police said.
There was an argument followed by a brawl involving Indian and Chinese soldiers on the Indo-Chinese border, in the Naku La sector of North Sikkim. Soldiers from both sides, 4 Indian and 7 Chinese sustained minor injuries.
PM Modi will hold a meeting on 11th May 2020 at 3 p.m. via video conferencing with Chief Ministers of all States to discuss about extending the lockdown. This is PM Modi’s 5th meeting with CMs of all States regarding coronavirus.
4 naxals were killed in an encounter with the Police in the jungle of Madanwada of Rajnandgaon District, although a Police Sub-Inspector lost his life. The Police confiscated a few weapons during the encounter.
‘India does not anticipate the worst-case scenario that has developed in many developed countries due to the coronavirus pandemic’, Union Health Minister Dr. Harsh Vardhan said on 9th May.
Do not believe any rumours, my health is perfectly fine ! – Amit Shah. For the last few weeks, many baseless rumors are being spread on social media regarding my health. Some people have even tweeted and prayed for my demise; but being busy with work, I ignored these rumours.