On the backdrop of rising covid-19 cases now Parsis have decided to cremate the dead bodies. The authorities of the Parsi Panchayat have announced this decision to avoid covid-19 infection through the dead bodies.
The Madras High Court on Monday observed that the Election Commission of India (ECI) was responsible for the second wave in the country and that its officials should probably be tried on murder charges for allowing political parties to hold massive rallies without following Covid-19 rules.
On the backdrop of shortage of Remdesivir injection in the country, it is being sold on large scale in the black market. Those who are involved in such cases are being arrested.
Union Minister Prahlad Patel on Thursday allegedly threatened to slap a man in Madhya Pradesh’s Damoh when the latter asked the Minister to arrange an oxygen cylinder for his ailing mother.
‘As Covid-19 pandemic continues to worsen in India, the country may turn to old tricks. India may provoke on its borders with China or Pakistan to distract people’s attention’, reports Chinese Government’s mouthpiece ‘Global Times’ diplomatically.
Dharma and Spirituality will act as medicine in the war against Corona, said Union Defence Minister Rajnath Singh at a virtual program here. “Reciting of Ramcharitmanas loudly to cure corona victims can prove to be a boon”, he said.
The Israeli government has issued an order that wearing masks no longer mandatory in the country. People are happy with the order.
‘The government has raised many difficulties in organising the Kumbh Mela, citing coronavirus pandemic as the reason. Initially, efforts were made to stop the Kumbh Mela from being held.
Twelve Covid-19 patients died at the Shahdol Medical College in Madhya Pradesh allegedly due to the lack of liquid medical oxygen on Saturday. Six of them died late in the night.
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal addressed a press conference and provided some sobering facts about the Covid-19 situation in Delhi. He said ‘more than 24,000 cases have been recorded in last 24 hours in Delhi.