Maharashtra and Kerala recorded more than half of the coronavirus cases registered in India last week, the Centre said on Friday as it stressed that the pandemic is far from over and that people thronging tourist hotspots without following Covid-appropriate behaviour is a “serious cause of concern”. Lav Agarwal, joint secretary in the health ministry, said, “The country is still dealing with the second wave and we need to introspect if we can afford the misplaced belief that Covid-19 is over.”
from Times of India https://ift.tt/3xxrOR1
via
Still dealing with 2nd wave, pandemic far from over: Govt
Related Posts:
Panjshir can resist Taliban: Afghan envoyThe Afghan ambassador to Tajikistan on Wednesday rejected Taliban rule of his country and said Panjshir province, north of Kabul, would serve as a stronghold for resistance led by self-proclaimed acting president Amrullah Sal… Read More
Sedition charge on 91-year-old Samajwadi Party MPSamajwadi Party MP from Sambhal, Dr Shafiqur Rahman Barq, has been booked for equating the Taliban occupation of Afghanistan with India's freedom struggle. from Times of India https://ift.tt/3jZ92MM via … Read More
Women seek right to worship deities inside Kashi mosqueA Varanasi court on Wednesday sought response from the UP government, Gyanvapi mosque management committee and Kashi Vishwanath temple trust on a suit filed by five Hindu women seeking restoration of worship rights of goddess… Read More
NIA arrests 2 Kerala women, says linked to IS terror moduleThe National Investigation Agency (NIA) on Tuesday arrested two women residents of Kannur in Kerala, who were said to be highly radicalised, with one of whom having travelled to Iran to join Islamic State terror outfit in Syr… Read More
Afghanistan crisis: Islamic emirate at doorsteps poses a challenge to IndiaThe Taliban takeover of Afghanistan brings into being a new Islamic emirate at India’s doorstep that is likely to be a lightning rod for Islamists everywhere with implications for India as regards terrorism and radicalisation… Read More
0 Comments:
Post a Comment