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HC orders Delhi govt to ensure uninterrupted helpline number for migrants

The bench noted in its order that as and when these workers will approach the concerned nodal officer, all care will be taken by the state government for their migration

Lockdown 4.0: Kejriwal wants Modi to allow public transport, pvt offices

Wants religious places, gyms, cinema halls to remain closed, complete ban on all activities in containment zones

Open public transport, shops, offices in lockdown 4.0: Delhi to Centre

After crowdsourcing ideas on how much curbs should remain to tackle the spread of coronavirus while restarting the economy, CM Arvind Kejriwal on Thursday submitted the state government's suggestions

Delhi sees highest single-day Covid-19 spike; cases jump by 472 to 8,470

Of the total number of deceased patients, 59 were aged 60 and above, accounting for over 51 per cent of the fatalities, the bulletin said

Delhi to 'work hard', resume economic activities Monday, says Kejriwal

he said that most people suggested that schools, colleges, spa, swimming pools, and malls should not be opened post May 17, and there should be just limited operation of metro services

With 'no food, no money', migrant workers continue to struggle in Delhi

Around 20-25 migrant workers living in New Delhi, who hail from Uttar Pradesh's Gorakhpur, have started their journey back home on foot.

75% Covid-19 Delhi cases are asymptomatic or with mild symptoms: Kejriwal

The government has made arrangements for treatment of those at their homes with mild Covid-19 symptoms in accordance with the Centre's guidelines

Covid-19 Factoid: Delhi has highest density of coronavirus cases in India

While Russia's tally of positive cases is rising at a very fast clip - its third 50,000 cases having come in just 5 days - the UK is becoming the most worrisome epicentre in Europe

Covid-19 may prompt states to hold on to revenue sources outside GST

Given the states limited capacity to mobilise revenues, it will be difficult to bring oil, fuel and tobacco under the purview of GST in the near future

Centre raises excise duty on petrol by Rs 10 per litre, diesel by Rs 13

No change in retail prices as oil marketing firms to absorb increase

Petrol, diesel get costlier as Delhi govt hikes VAT amid Covid-19 lockdown

Following the revision, the price of petrol in Delhi increased by Rs 1.67 to Rs 71.26 a litre and diesel by Rs 7.10 to Rs 69.29.

Covid-19 outbreak: Delhi cases inch closer to 5,000-mark, 349 new cases

No deaths reported due to Coronavirus recorded and 69 patients recovered from the disease in the last 24 hours

Covid-19 lockdown: Boozers swarm liquor shops; police warn of action

Delhi govt will impose a "special corona fee" on alcohol sale, which will be 70 per cent of the MRP

Top 10 biz headlines: Virus rattles markets, industry still in limbo & more

Here are top 10 business headlines on Tuesday morning

More steeps needed to control coronavirus pandemic in Delhi: Harsh Vardhan

'The fight against it needs to be taken more seriously here,' Union Health Minister said

India coronavirus dispatch: Fake news on the rise in country under lockdown

From patients delaying doctor visits because of stigma, to poverty spikes due to lockdown, and the risk of reinfection - read these and more in today's India dispatch

Lockdown 3.0: Around 150 liquor shops likely to open in Delhi from today

On Saturday, the excise department directed these four agencies to identify liquor outlets which fulfil all conditions prescribed by the the Ministry of Home Affairs

e-Passes issued by Delhi Police will remain valid till May 17: MS Randhawa

Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Sunday announced the list of activities which will be allowed during the two-week lockdown period in the national capital

Covid-19 crisis: Delhi reports record 427 new cases, total count at 4,549

At least 106 patients have recovered on Sunday, according to the Delhi health bulletin

Time to reopen Delhi, be ready to live with coronavirus: Arvind Kejriwal

Delhi CM Kejriwal says it's impossible that there will be no cases of coronavirus because it has not happened across the world