Former PM Manmohan Singh Admitted In AIIMS

May 11:  Former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh admitted to AIIMS after complaining about chest pain on sunday night (may 10th). The 87 years old Congress leader and Former PM was brought to AIIMS around 8.45pm. Former PM was admitted in Cardio neurosciences (CNS) tower in AIIMS.

The Former PM had undergone a redo cardiac surgery which includes five bypasses in 2009. He also had undergone a bypass surgery in 1990.

The former PM office said. " He is okay. He was taken to the hospital as he had fever due to side-effect of the medication given yesterday. He is under observation".

PM Modi To Hold A Virtual Meeting With CMs Today

May 11: Prime Minister Narendra Modi will hold a virtual meeting with Chief Ministers to discuss on lockdown. PM said that he will hold the 5th meeting  via video conferencing with CMs today by 3pm.

During today's meeting they would discuss various issues relating the lockdown, and also about the migrant issue.

White House reports another positive for COVID-19

May 9: On Friday The White House said that US Vice President Mik Pence's press secretary has tested positive and makes it secound person who works at White House. US President Trump who said he will undergo corona test everyday.

President Donald Trump, who publicly identified the affected Pence aide, said he was "not worried" about the virus spreading in the White House.

Whit House would requires daily temperature check, White House encouraged social distancing among those working in the White House. The Administration has should conduct regular deep cleaning of work spaces. 

Check Out: Air India Flight, Schedule, Fares, Eligibility And Booking Rules

May 7: Air India will operate 64 flights to 12 countries to bring back stranded Indians. Not only stranded Indians, Air India is taking bookings to fly people to Singapore, UK And US from India. Air India will operate its flights from May 8th to May 15th.

Here are the full schedule list from Air India by Clicking Here Link

And here are the Guidelines by MHA: Click Here

COVID-19 Cases Crosses 53,000 In India

May 7: The death toll rise to 1,700 and the total number of confirmed cases increases to 54,000 in the country due to Covid-19 on Thursday. More than 1,505 cases have been tested positive and about 325 patients have been cured or discharged Today.
According to reports, over 30 vaccines in India are in the stages of development to combat Covid-19. Some of these are advancing to the trial stages.
Meanwhile, the government is planning to evacuate stranded Indians from UK and US and over 3 lakh Indians have registered in Gulf countries for being evacuated from May 7th

Karnataka CM Makes Another U Turn

May 7: Karnataka Chief Minister BS Yeddyurappa makes another U turn after canceling special trains to migrants. Today, Karnataka government said it will resume train service for migrant workers to their hometown. This comes after opposition parties slammed the BJP-government.

Letters in regards have sent to state government of Jharkhand, Bihar, Uttar Pradesh, Mainpur, West Bengal, Odisha And Rajasthan. Train to Bihar will be functional everyday from May 8 to May 15, the decision for other states are awaited.

The decision of canceling trains comes after builders met Karnataka Chief Minister. The builders requested CM that migrants not leave Bengaluru. As the construction work will remain standstill. 

India Sends Navy Ships To Bring Back Stranded India's From Foreign Countries

May 6: India sends Navy ships to UAE, Saudi, Maldives, and from other countries to bring back Indian's who are stranded due to COVID-19 pandemic. India had sealed its borders and shutdown its airline and railway services to avoid the spread of coronavirus.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced lockdown on March 24 after which lockdown was  extended due to the increase in COVID-19 cases. And now India is divided into three zone (RED, ORGAN, GREEN) While in the Green zone government allows essentials and non-essentials services to be functional. However Red And Organ zone have few constraints for non-essentials.

On Monday Karnataka and New Delhi allowed liquor shops to re-open after 40days of lockdown in all zones