At Erode Municipal Colony Thiru.vi.ka Street, a bronze full size statue for Kalaingar was got up and installed at the land belongs to the DMK party on January 30th evening 4 PM. The statue is slated to be unveiled by M.K.Stalin DMK president. Thousands of people are expected to participate.  Erode South District President Muthuswamy, who organised this stated on 16 December a statue was unveiled first at Anna Arivalayam Chennai the second statue is being installed at Erode which is considered to be the soil of Periyar his mentor was the declaration given by its technical wing 

At Erode Municipal Colony Thiru.vi.ka Street, a bronze full size statue for Kalaingar was got up and installed at the land belongs to the DMK party on January 30th evening 4 PM. The statue is slated to be unveiled by M.K.Stalin DMK president. Thousands of people are expected to participate. Erode South District President Muthuswamy, who organised this stated on 16 December a statue was unveiled first at Anna Arivalayam Chennai the second statue is being installed at Erode which is considered to be the soil of Periyar his mentor was the declaration given by its technical wing

Uttarakhand Chief Minister Trivendra Singh Rawat and other ministers who attended a cabinet meeting on May 29 have been placed under home quarantine, after one of their colleagues tested positive for coronavirus, news agency ANI reported. The Uttarakhand minister who tested positive is admitted to AIIMS in Rishikesh, along with his five family members. The samples of 41 people who were living at the minister's house have been collected and sent for Covid-19 testing.

Forty-three people have lost their lives in various incidents related to rain and thunderstorm in Uttar Pradesh on May 30, the state government said on Sunday. Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath has expressed grief over the loss of lives, and directed officials that ₹4 lakh be immediately provided to the each of the family of the deceased. The deaths include 8 in Unnao and five in Kannauj and 2 in Lucknow.

Tamil Nadu government on Sunday announced an extension of the ongoing lockdown till June 30, but with more relaxations that included partially opening up public transport and allowing more employees at the workplace. Public transport will resume with reduced services from June 1, but buses will not be operated in Chennai, Kancheepuram, Tiruvallur and Chengalpet districts having the highest concentration of COVID-19 cases in the state. All showrooms, apart from those in malls, like apparel, jewellery, etc, can open with 50% staff.

A thunderstorm in Agra on Friday night damaged the marble railings of the iconic Taj Mahal, prompting officials of the Archaeological Survey of India to rush there for repair work. Part of the marble railing at the back of the main mausoleum towards river Yamuna fell, along with a red sandstone railing. The storm also damaged the main wooden main gate of the monument. Wind speeds of 124 kilometres per hour also brought down trees in the monument compound. It is not the first time that Taj has faced damages due to thunderstorms. In April and May 2018, there were similar damages to the monument due to thunderstorms.

The number of coronavirus cases in Assam crossed the 1,000-mark, with 177 new cases on Saturday. From&nbsp; 256 cases on May 22&nbsp; to 1057 on 29th May, the cases have grown four times in a week. Four people have died due to the virus in the state so far.&nbsp;925 people are being treated and 125 have been discharged in the state so far.

Even as Delhi has seen a spike in coronavirus cases, chief minister Arvind Kejriwal assured people that the govt is "4 steps ahead of coronavirus". Insisting that the&nbsp;Delhi govt is prepared to deal with the rising cases, the chief minister pitched for lifting of the lockdown. "A permanent lockdown is no solution. Life has to carry on with coronavirus with all the precautions," Kejriwal said.&nbsp;

As many as 11 healthcare workers, including two resident doctors, have tested positive for coronavirus at the AIIMS on Friday, taking the total number of hospital staff infected so far to 206. PTI reported that more than 150 healthcare personnel have recovered and have returned to work. Over 64 healthcare personnel including resident doctors, nurses, laboratory staff, technicians, sanitation staff and security guards have tested positive in the last three days.

A horrifying scene as a leopard attacks a man. The incident was captured on a CCTV in Maharashtra's Nashik. Forest officials said that a leopard entered the residential area of Indira Nagar in the city and attacked two people on Friday. The leopard can be seen pouncing on a man on a deserted road in the chilling CCTV footage. The forest officials are on a lookout for the leopard.

With the fourth phase of the lockdown set to end on May 31, Delhi gyms, fitness centres and salon owners&rsquo; associations have written to chief minister Arvind Kejriwal urging him to allow the reopening of these ventures from June 1. The associations have shared a long list of measures that they are ready to take in line with social distancing norms once they are allowed to open shop. This includes downloading of the Aarogya Setu app by both clients and staff, PPE kits for all staff members, turning away walk-in customers, using disposable and sterilised equipment, and sanitisation of the gym exercising area every 45 minutes, among others.

A survey by NGO ActionAid India on the state of migrant workers who have returned to their homes in Bihar has revealed some worrying facts. It says more than 50% of those surveyed are only having one meal a day, the debt situation has worsened for around 70% of the workers and less than 1% of the workers feel that their savings are enough. Also, none of the workers reported receiving any kind of cash assistance during the lockdown while they were stranded. The survey, which was conducted on 177 workers who had returned from various parts of the country to 15 districts of Bihar.

Delhi's Covid-19 death tally has jumped by 82 in the last 24 hours, due to inclusion of 69 deaths that were reported late, deputy chief minister Manish Sisodia said on Friday. He said 13 deaths occurred on Friday while the remaining 69 took place in the last 34 days and were reported late. The total deaths due to Covid-19 in Delhi has mounted to 398 so far. There had been reports of death figure mismatch between Delhi govt numbers and those from hospitals and crematoriums.

Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Friday suggested a slew of measures for home isolation of coronavirus positive patients in a 15-minute instructional video presentation, as cases soared rapidly in the city. Stressing that most patients recover from the highly infectious disease, Kejriwal said, 80% patients either have no symptoms at all or show very mild symptoms and most people recover in about 17 days if they follow proper home isolation guidelines. The Delhi chief minister urged people not to panic if they test Covid-19 positive and follow all health protocol and isolate themselves completely at home in a separate room with a separate washroom. Instructions were also given for neighbours of Covid-19 positive patients.

30 prisoners lodged in the high-security Puzhal Prison off Chennai have tested positive for the coronavirus. A team of health officials collected samples from close to 90 inmates known to have been in close quarters with a few prisoners in Cuddalore and Tiruchi prisons. According to a senior police official, 7 of the 30 from Puzhal prison have been hospitalised while the remaining inmates stay in isolation inside the prison.

The number of coronavirus cases in Maharashtra&nbsp;crossed the 60,000-mark after the state reported 2,682 new cases, taking its total to 62,228. Maharashtra recorded 116 deaths on Friday, the highest number of deaths due to COVID-19 in a single day. The death toll stands at 2098. No death due to COVID-19 was reported in the Dharavi area of Mumbai. A total of 41 persons tested positive, taking the total number of positive cases to 1,715. Death toll stands at 70.

The Bihar police on Friday stopped RJD&nbsp;MLAs outside Rabri Devi&rsquo;s residence as they were marching towards Gopalganj district and pleaded them to disperse and follow social distancing norms. The MLAs were summoned by party leader&nbsp;Tejashwi Yadav, who had earlier given an ultimatum that he would march, if JD(U) MLA Amrendra Pandey was not arrested. Tehashwi demanded a &lsquo;special session&rsquo; of the Assembly to discuss the Gopalganj triple murder. The RJD backlash is in response to open firing at RJD leader JP Yadav and his family that killed the leader&rsquo;s parents and younger brother. In the FIR registered, JD(U) MLA Amrendra Kumar Pandey&nbsp;and his family have been named. An SIT has been set up to investigate the murders but the police have not nabbed the JD(U) MLA yet.

Renowned astrologer Bejan Daruwala has died at the age of 90. Earlier, rumors had suggested that Daruwala had been suffering from Covid-19. However, his son had rubbished the rumors recently saying that Daruwala had been suffering from pneumonia. He had been receiving treatment at a private hospital in Gandhi Nagar. Daruwalla was put on a ventilator last week after he complained of breathing difficulty. Daruwalla had predicted victories of Atal Bihari Vajpayee, Morarji Desai and Narendra Modi and even assassination of Rajiv Gandhi.

Delhi High Court on Friday decided to continue the restrictions on its functioning as well as that of the district courts to urgent matters only&nbsp;in view of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. A committee headed by Chief Justice of Delhi High Court D N Patel decided that the restriction would be in place till June 14 and the urgent matters would continue to be heard by video conferencing.&nbsp;The order said all the cases listed in the high court from June 1 to June 12 have been adjourned to corresponding dates between July 3 to August 5 respectively. The matters listed in the district courts during this period will also be adjourned and the information will be uploaded on their website.

It's 'monkey business' as usual in Uttar&nbsp;Pradesh. A group of monkeys in Meerut snatched and ran away with blood samples from a lab technician on Friday, news agency ANI reported. According to the Principal of Meerut Medical College, they were not Covid-19 swab tests but blood samples being taken for routine tests. A viral video allegedly of the incident posted on Twitter shows a monkey chewing on some medical equipment. The video has created apprehension among locals for the spread of infectious disease in the area via monkeys.

Ajit Jogi, the first chief minister of Chhattisgarh, breathed his last on Friday. The announcement of his demise was made by his son Amit Jogi who took to Twitter to make the announcement. Earlier on Friday, 74-year-old Ajit Jogi suffered two cardiac arrests after which doctors termed his health as "extremely critical". Jogi had been undergoing treatment at a private hospital in Raipur since suffering a cardiac arrest at his home in Raipur on May 9.

Delhi-Gurugram border witnessed massive traffic jam on Friday morning after the Haryana government decided to seal the routes that go to Delhi over rising coronavirus cases. Hundreds of people who were stopped from crossing the border protested on the road after cars were allowed to pass through the barricades unchecked. A group of people on cycles, mostly workers, then blocked the road for some time. The checkpoint has been sealed completely for all, including motorists, except those involved in essential services.

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As part of a Covid-19 prevention program, Ayurveda&nbsp;bodies have been set up at state, region and district levels in Kerala&nbsp;by the government. Ayur&nbsp;Raksha&nbsp;clinics have also been established at some of the government&nbsp;hospitals, which would provide preventive medicines and health support required by people. The government has started four different projects to promote 'non-drug therapy' in improving the immunity of the&nbsp;people.&nbsp;

As part of a Covid-19 prevention program, Ayurveda bodies have been set up at state, region and district levels in Kerala by the government. Ayur Raksha clinics have also been established at some of the government hospitals, which would provide preventive medicines and health support required by people. The government has started four different projects to promote 'non-drug therapy' in improving the immunity of the people.

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