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India's Covid-19 tally nears 75 lakh, 61k new cases in 24 hours

India reported 61,871 new Covid-19 cases and 1,033 deaths in last 24 hours, total tally nears 75 lakh.

India reported 61,871 new Covid-19 cases and 1,033 deaths in last 24 hours, as per govt data.
Total cases now stand at 74,94,552, down by 341 from Friday.&nbsp;Active cases&nbsp; have also come down by 2335, and now stand at 7,83,311.
The number of cured patients stands at 65,97,210, up by 1798 since Friday.&nbsp;Deaths have however gone up by about 196, total deaths in India stand at 1,14,031.
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Sec 144 in Kerala after Covid cases cross 2 lakhs in the state

Kerala government imposed section 144 till October 31, after total confirmed cases in the state crossed 2 lakh on Thursday.

Kerala: confirmed cases cross 2 lakhs
Sec 144 imposed to restrict gathering as cases increase
Kerala&nbsp;has seen rapid spike in new cases in recent weeks
State reported 8,135 fresh cases on Thursday

The Kerala government imposed section 144 till October 31, prohibiting the assembly of more than five people to control virus surge in the state. The order was issued after total confirmed cases crossed 2 lakh on Thursday. &lsquo;Strict restrictions shall be imposed in containment zones and in specific areas where the spread of the disease is apprehended&rsquo;, the order specified. From reporting zero fresh cases in recent months, the state now has the second highest rate of increase in covid-19 cases as of Thursday. The state reported 8,135 fresh cases on Thursday, while the death toll climbed to 771 with 29 more fatalities. The southern state, which has been witnessing a rapid spike in new cases in recent weeks, had crossed the one lakh mark on September 11.

India's Covid-19 tally nears 60 lakh, over 88,000 new cases in 24 hrs

A single-day spike of 88,600 new Covid-19 cases and 1,124 deaths were reported in India, in the last 24 hours, pushing the overall tally to nearly 60 lakh. The case tally stands at 59,92,533 which includes over 9.5 lakh active cases, 49 lakh recoveries and over 94,000 deaths. The ICMR has said 71 million samples were tested up to September 26, of these, 9 lakh were tested on Saturday alone. India has reported higher number of new recoveries than new cases for several consecutive days. 24 States/UTs recorded more recoveries than positive cases.

A single-day spike of 88,600 new Covid-19 cases and 1,124 deaths were reported in India, in the last 24 hours, pushing the overall tally to nearly 60 lakh. The case tally stands at 59,92,533 which includes over 9.5 lakh active cases, 49 lakh recoveries and over 94,000 deaths. The ICMR has said 71 million samples were tested up to September 26, of these, 9 lakh were tested on Saturday alone. India has reported higher number of new recoveries than new cases for several consecutive days. 24 States/UTs recorded more recoveries than positive cases.

MP  minister brags about not wearing mask, apologises

While PM Modi&nbsp;is insisting on masks to fight Covid, MP home minister is openly bragging about not wearing&nbsp;one ever

MP home minister brags about not wearing mask

While PM Modi&nbsp;is insisting on masks to fight Covid, MP home minister is openly bragging that he doesn't wear one ever. MP&nbsp;home minister Narottam Mishra on Wednesday caused a flutter saying he doesn't wear a face mask in any programme.&nbsp;However, as the Congress attacked him, the minister later tempered his remarks, saying he cannot continue to wear a face mask for a long time due to a medical condition. "I don't wear a mask in any programmes. so what?," the home minister told reporters when they asked him why he was not wearing a mask at a function in Indore, which is the state's worst affected district. Mishra&nbsp;later apologised for his remark.

Indore, PTI: Amid rising Covid-19 cases in Madhya Pradesh, state home minister and BJP leader Narottam Mishra on Wednesday caused a flutter saying he doesn't wear a face mask in any programme.
However, as he came under attack, the minister first tempered his remarks, saying he cannot continue to wear a face mask for a long time due to a medical condition. He later apologised for his remark and promised to wear a mask for protection from Covid.&nbsp;
"I don't wear a mask in any programmes. so what?," the home minister had told reporters when they asked him why he was not wearing a mask at a function in Indore, which is the state's worst affected district.
Mr Mishra was in Indore to participate in a programme for distribution of assistance under the state government's Sambal Yojana, which provides social security cover to the poor and the SC and ST communities.
However, Mr Mishra's cabinet colleagues Tulsiram Silawat and other BJP leaders, who also attended the event, were wearing masks.
The Congress launched a pointed attack, asking are Covid-19 norms meant only for the common people.
"Is there anyone who has the courage to take action against him (Mr Mishra). Are rules only for common people?" Madhya Pradesh Congress spokesman Narendra Saluja tweeted.
As his remarks drew fire, the home minister told reporters in Bhopal, "I normally wear a mask but I can't sport it for a long time, as I am suffering from Polypus and if I wear a mask it leads to suffocation".

India: last million Covid-19 cases in just 11 days 

India set a grim record of reporting the last million of the total 5 million cases in just 11 days.&nbsp;

India set a grim record of reporting the last million of the total 5 million cases in just 11 days.&nbsp;&nbsp;India has recorded 4 million cases on September 4 and 3 million cases on August 22.&nbsp;The gap with the United States, which has&nbsp;the highest coronavirus caseload in the world, is reducing steadily. As on Tuesday night, there were more than 6.8 million people in the United States who have so far been infected with the virus. At the rate at which India is adding numbers, it looks poised to overtake the United States in about a month&rsquo;s time, a data analysis by The Indian Express showed on Wednesday.&nbsp;

Delhi: Gyms, yoga centres open today amid record Covid spike

Amid a record spike in coronavirus cases in the Capital, gyms and yoga centres are set to reopen. The Delhi govt gave a go ahead in a late night order on Sunday

Amid a record spike in coronavirus cases in the Capital, gyms and yoga centres are set to reopen. In an order issued late on the Sunday night, the Delhi government allowed gyms and yoga centres capital to reopen after being closed for over five months due to the Covid-19 pandemic. All coronavirus protocols issued by the central government have to be strictly followed, including masks and social distancing apart from sanitizing hands. According to the order, weekly markets have also been allowed on a trial basis till September 30 under 'Unlock-4'.

New Delhi, PTI: Amid record spike in coronavirus cases in the Capital, gyms and yoga centres are set to open today. The Delhi government on Sunday allowed gyms and yoga centres capital to reopen after being closed for over five months due to the Covid-19 pandemic.
In an order issued late on the Sunday night, the Delhi Disaster Management Authority (DDMA) said that gymnasiums and yoga institutes will be permitted to reopen in the city, except in the containment zones, with immediate effect.
According to the order, weekly markets have also been allowed on a trial basis till September 30 under 'Unlock-4'.
The AAP dispensation and the Lieutenant Government office have recently been at loggerheads over the reopening of gyms in the national capital. Last month, the Delhi government had sent a proposal to Lt Governor Anil Baijal in this regard, but it was turned down.
The decision about reopening gyms and yoga centres comes at a time the city has been witnessing a surge in the number of coronavirus cases.
On Sunday, the tally of coronavirus cases in Delhi rose to 2.18 lakh with 4,235 more people contracting the viral disease, while 29 fresh fatalities in the last 24 hours pushed the death toll to 4,744.
This was the fifth day in a trot that the national capital recorded a daily spike of over 4,000 fresh cases. The city recorded its biggest single-day jump of 4,321 fresh Covid-19 cases on Saturday, 4,266 on Friday, 4,308 on Thursday and 4,039 on Wednesday.

West Bengal's Covid-19 cases surpass 2 lakh-mark

PTI,&nbsp;Kolkata:&nbsp;West Bengal reported 3,215 fresh COVID-19 cases on Sunday, going past the 2 lakh mark, while 58 fatalities pushed the death toll to 3,945, the health department said in a bulletin.
The state's caseload now stands at 2,02,708.
Since Saturday, 3,054 people have recovered from the disease, taking the discharge rate to 86.40 per cent, it said.
West Bengal has 23,624 active patients, the bulletin said, adding, 47,318 samples have been tested in the last 24 hours.&nbsp;

West Bengal reported 3,215 fresh Covid-19 cases on Sunday, going past the 2 lakh mark.&nbsp;The state's caseload now stands at 2,02,708.58 more fatalities pushed the death toll to 3,945 in the eastern state. Since Saturday, 3,054 people have recovered from the disease, taking the discharge rate to 86.40 per cent. West Bengal has 23,624 active patients, the bulletin said, adding, 47,318 samples have been tested in the last 24 hours.&nbsp;

PTI,&nbsp;Kolkata:&nbsp;West Bengal reported 3,215 fresh COVID-19 cases on Sunday, going past the 2 lakh mark, while 58 fatalities pushed the death toll to 3,945, the health department said in a bulletin.
The state's caseload now stands at 2,02,708.
Since Saturday, 3,054 people have recovered from the disease, taking the discharge rate to 86.40 per cent, it said.
West Bengal has 23,624 active patients, the bulletin said, adding, 47,318 samples have been tested in the last 24 hours.&nbsp;

Maharashtra crosses 10 lakh Covid-19 cases, deaths cross 28,000

A record spike of 24,886 new cases on, Friday took Maharashtra's tally of Covid-19 cases to over 10 lakh. With total fatalities reaching 28,724 of the state, 393 deaths were reported across the state. Maharashtra's recovery rate of COVID-19 patients is 70.4 per cent and fatality rate is 2.83 per cent as per health officials. Dharavi, one of Asia's largest slum area, registered a spike of more than 30 coronavirus cases on Friday after a gap of 55 days, BMC reported. More than 16 lakh people are in home quarantine and 38,487 in institutional quarantine in the state.

Maharashtra crosses 10 lakh Covid-19 cases, deaths cross 28k

Maharashtra:&nbsp;record daily spike of 24,886
Maharashtra's&nbsp;Covid-19 tally crosses 10 lakh
393 deaths on Friday, total fatalities 28,724
Dharavi&nbsp;recorded over 30 new cases after 55-day gap

A record spike of 24,886 new cases on Friday took Maharashtra's tally of Covid-19 cases to over 10 lakh. With total fatalities reaching 28,724 of the state, 393 deaths were reported across the state. Maharashtra's recovery rate of Covid-19 patients is 70.4 per cent and fatality rate is 2.83 per cent as per health officials. Dharavi, one of Asia's largest slum area, registered a spike of more than 30 coronavirus cases on Friday after a gap of 55 days, BMC reported. More than 16 lakh people are in home quarantine and 38,487 in institutional quarantine in the state.

India now No.2 on global Covid list, tally tops 42 lakh

India on Monday surpassed Brazil as the country with second highest number of&nbsp;Covid-19 cases with over 42.04 lakh reported infections

India on Monday surpassed Brazil as the country with second highest Covid-19 cases with over 42.04 lakh reported infections. The grim milestone came as the country recorded another one-day spike of over 90,000 coronavirus cases, data released by health ministry on Monday morning showed. A spike of 90,802 cases took India's Covid tally past 42 lakh to occupy the second spot on the list of countries worst hit by Covid just below the US. Over 1,000 deaths were also reported in the last 24 hours which push the fatality count past 71,000. The number of active cases is now inching closer to 9 lakhs, while over 32 lakh people have recovered from the deadly contagion.

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