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With a single-day rise of 44,230 cases, India's Covid-19 tally climbed to nearly 3.16 crore on Friday, while the death toll due to the viral disease shot up to over 4.23 lakh with 555 more people succumbing to it, the Union health ministry said.
The number of active coronavirus cases in the country registered an increase for the third consecutive day, according to the ministry's data.
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The number of active cases has gone up to over 4.05 lakh accounting for 1.28% of the total caseload, while the national Covid-19 recovery rate was recorded at 97.38%, the data showed.
An increase of 1,315 cases was recorded in the active Covid-19 tally in a span of 24 hours.

India Covid update: 44,230 new Covid cases, 555 deaths in last 24 hours

India reported 44,230 new Covid cases and 555 deaths in the last 24 hours.

44,239 new Covid cases reported in the last 24 hours: Govt data
555 new deaths reported, overall death toll over 4.23&nbsp;lakh
National Covid-19 recovery rate recorded at 97.38%
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India reports 44,230 new Covid019&nbsp;cases, 42,360 recoveries, and 555 deaths in the last 24 hours, as per the Union Health Ministry

With a single-day rise of 44,230 cases, India's Covid-19 tally climbed to nearly 3.16 crore on Friday, while the death toll due to the viral disease shot up to over 4.23 lakh with 555 more people succumbing to it, the Union health ministry said.
The number of active coronavirus cases in the country registered an increase for the third consecutive day, according to the ministry's data.
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The number of active cases has gone up to over 4.05 lakh accounting for 1.28% of the total caseload, while the national Covid-19 recovery rate was recorded at 97.38%, the data showed.
An increase of 1,315 cases was recorded in the active Covid-19 tally in a span of 24 hours.

India recorded 43,654 fresh Covid-19 cases on Wednesday while 640 more fatalities pushed the death toll to 4,22,022, according to Union health ministry data.
The number of active cases stood at 3,99,436, an increase of 1,336 in a span of 24 hours, and comprises 1.27 per cent of the total infections.
The daily positivity rate has increased to 2.51 per cent. The national Covid-19 recovery rate has improved to 97.39 per cent, it stated.
The weekly positivity rate was recorded at 2.36 per cent, the ministry data stated.

India reports 43,654 fresh covid-19 cases, 640 deaths in last 24 hrs

India recorded 43,654 fresh Covid-19 cases on Wednesday while 640 more fatalities pushed the death toll to 4,22,022, according to Union health ministry data.
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<ul>
<li>India reports&nbsp;43,654 fresh Covid-19 cases on Wednesday</li>
<li>Covid: 640 more fatalities push death toll to 4,22,022</li>
<li>Covid:&nbsp;number of active cases now close to 4 lakh</li>
<li>National Covid-19 recovery rate improved to 97.39%</li>
<li>Daily positivity rate has increased to 2.51%</li>
</ul>

The daily positivity rate has increased to 2.51 per cent. The national Covid-19 recovery rate has improved to 97.39 per cent.&nbsp;

India recorded 43,654 fresh Covid-19 cases on Wednesday while 640 more fatalities pushed the death toll to 4,22,022, according to Union health ministry data.
The number of active cases stood at close to 4 lakh, an increase of 1,336 in a span of 24 hours, and comprises 1.27 per cent of the total infections.
The daily positivity rate has increased to 2.51 per cent. The national Covid-19 recovery rate has improved to 97.39 per cent, it stated.
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The weekly positivity rate was recorded at 2.36 per cent, the ministry data stated.

The empowered group tasked with formulating the nation&rsquo;s Covid emergency strategy has asked the central govt to prepare for 4-5 lakh&nbsp;cases of Covid-19 daily in the next surge and also urged them to take all steps to ensure that the figure doesn't go above 50,000 per day, according to a report by the Indian Express.&nbsp;
Empowered Group-1, headed by Niti Aayog member V K Paul, has suggested that the level can be kept at 50,000 cases&nbsp;by &ldquo;non-pharmacological&rdquo; interventions that include Covid-appropriate behaviour &mdash; mask hygiene and distancing &mdash; and carefully calibrated lockdowns, the report added.&nbsp;
The group has recommended a health infrastructure of&nbsp;2 lakh ICU beds &ndash; including 1.2 lakh ventilated ICU beds; 5 lakh oxygen-enabled beds and 10 lakh Covid isolation care beds by September 2021.
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Don’t let daily count go above 50,000: Covid-19 panel tells govt

The empowered group tasked with formulating the nation&rsquo;s Covid emergency strategy has asked the central govt to prepare for 4-5 lakh&nbsp;cases of Covid-19 daily in the next surge.&nbsp;

<ul>
<li>Covid-19 panel tells govt to prepare for a daily high of 4-5 lakh cases in the next surge</li>
<li>Don&rsquo;t let daily count go above 50,000: Covid-19 panel tells govt</li>
<li>Covid-appropriate behaviour can keep the cases down, says Niti&nbsp;Aayog's&nbsp;V K Paul&nbsp;</li>
<li>Covid-19 group recommends health infrastructure of 2 lakh&nbsp;ICU&nbsp;beds, 10 lakh&nbsp;Covid&nbsp;isolation beds by Sept</li>
</ul>

The group has recommended a health infrastructure of&nbsp;2 lakh ICU beds &ndash; including 1.2 lakh ventilated ICU beds; 5 lakh oxygen-enabled beds and 10 lakh Covid isolation care beds by September 2021

The empowered group tasked with formulating the nation&rsquo;s Covid emergency strategy has asked the central govt to prepare for 4-5 lakh&nbsp;cases of Covid-19 daily in the next surge and also urged them to take all steps to ensure that the figure doesn't go above 50,000 per day, according to a report by the Indian Express.&nbsp;
Empowered Group-1, headed by Niti Aayog member V K Paul, has suggested that the level can be kept at 50,000 cases&nbsp;by &ldquo;non-pharmacological&rdquo; interventions that include Covid-appropriate behaviour &mdash; mask hygiene and distancing &mdash; and carefully calibrated lockdowns, the report added.&nbsp;
The group has recommended a health infrastructure of&nbsp;2 lakh ICU beds &ndash; including 1.2 lakh ventilated ICU beds; 5 lakh oxygen-enabled beds and 10 lakh Covid isolation care beds by September 2021.
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Delhi Police has sought a response from BJP MP Gautam Gambhir over reports of antiviral drug Fabiflu being distributed from his office. Reacting to the Delhi Police's actions, BJP MP from East Delhi, Gautam Gambhir told the media, that he has provided all details, adding that he will keep serving Delhi and its people to the best of his abilities.Multiple reports had confirmed that antiviral drug Fabiflu, which is in short supply, was being distributed from the office of cricketer-turned-parliamentarian Gautam Gambhir.Earlier on Friday, the Delhi Police Crime Branch also questioned Youth Congress chief Srinivas BV in connection with Covid relief activities being carried out by his team.

Delhi Police asks BJP MP Gautam Gambhir on distribution of Fabiflu

Delhi Police has sought a response from BJP MP Gautam Gambhir over reports of antiviral drug Fabiflu being distributed from his office. Reacting to the Delhi Police's actions, BJP MP from East Delhi, Gautam Gambhir told the media, that he has provided all details, adding that he will keep serving Delhi and its people to the best of his abilities. Multiple reports had confirmed that antiviral drug Fabiflu, which is in short supply, was being distributed from the office of cricketer-turned-parliamentarian Gautam Gambhir. Earlier on Friday, the Delhi Police Crime Branch also questioned Youth Congress chief Srinivas BV in connection with Covid relief activities being carried out by his team.

Delhi cops asks Gautam&nbsp;Gambhir&nbsp;to explain distribution of Fabiflu
Antiviral drug Fabiflu was&nbsp;being distributed from BJP&nbsp;MP's office
Gambhir:&nbsp;have provided all details to the Delhi police
Gambhir: will keep serving people to the best of my abilities
Earlier on Friday, the Delhi Police quizzed&nbsp;IYC chief Srinivas&nbsp;BV
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Delhi Police has sought a response from BJP MP Gautam Gambhir over reports of antiviral drug Fabiflu being distributed from his office. Reacting to the Delhi Police's actions, BJP MP from East Delhi, Gautam Gambhir told the media, that he has provided all details, adding that he will keep serving Delhi and its people to the best of his abilities. Multiple reports had confirmed that antiviral drug Fabiflu, which is in short supply, was being distributed from the office of cricketer-turned-parliamentarian Gautam Gambhir. Earlier on Friday, the Delhi Police Crime Branch also questioned Youth Congress chief Srinivas BV in connection with Covid relief activities being carried out by his team.

In a relief for many Indians as the nation battles a deadly wave of Covid-19, the government has reduced Integrated GST&nbsp;or IGST&nbsp;on import of Oxygen Concentrators for personal use to 12% from 28%, which will be applicable up to the 30th June 2021.The government on Friday had allowed imports of oxygen concentrators for personal use through post, courier or e-commerce portals under the gift category amid increasing demand for oxygen due to rising Covid-19 cases. The exemption for oxygen concentrators is allowed only for a period till July 31, 2021, the commerce ministry said.

Govt reduces IGST on import of oxygen concentrators for personal use to 12% from 28%

In a relief for many Indians as the nation battles a deadly wave of Covid-19, the government has reduced Integrated GST&nbsp;or IGST&nbsp;on import of Oxygen Concentrators for personal use to 12% from 28%, which will be applicable up to the 30th June 2021. The government on Friday had allowed imports of oxygen concentrators for personal use through post, courier or e-commerce portals under the gift category amid increasing demand for oxygen due to rising Covid-19 cases. The exemption for oxygen concentrators is allowed only for a period till July 31, 2021, the commerce ministry said.

Covid&nbsp;crisis: Govt cuts IGST&nbsp;on import of Oxygen Concentrators
IGST&nbsp;cut for O2 Concentrators&nbsp;for personal use to 12% from 28%
Reduced IGST&nbsp;will be applicable up to June 30: govt
People can order O2&nbsp;concentrators online under the gift category
Move amid increasing demand for oxygen due to Covid&nbsp;spike
Exemption for O2 concentrators allowed till July 31
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In a relief for many Indians as the nation battles a deadly wave of Covid-19, the government has reduced Integrated GST&nbsp;or IGST&nbsp;on import of Oxygen Concentrators for personal use to 12% from 28%, which will be applicable up to the 30th June 2021. The government on Friday had allowed imports of oxygen concentrators for personal use through post, courier or e-commerce portals under the gift category amid increasing demand for oxygen due to rising Covid-19 cases. The exemption for oxygen concentrators is allowed only for a period till July 31, 2021, the commerce ministry said.

Maharashtra Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray warned that lockdown would have to be reimposed if daily cases continue to rise in the next two weeks.

Maharashtra Coronavirus Update | CM Uddhav Thackeray warns 'lockdown if cases keep rising for 8-15 days'

In the wake of rising Covid infections in the state, Maharashtra Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray warned that lockdown would have to be reimposed if daily cases continue to rise in the next two weeks. In a virtual address, he said it would take "8 to 15 days" to ascertain if the current spike in daily figures is a second wave of infections.
&nbsp;&lsquo;Wear a mask and say 'No' to the lockdown," he warned as he asked people to follow coronavirus protocols. Maharashtra is &lsquo;reporting nearly 7,000 daily cases and active cases have jumped from 40,000 to 53,000 &lsquo;, the CM said.

Maha CM Uddhav Thackeray warns 'lockdown if cases keep rising for 8-15 days'

bite: "Whether this is a second wave or not, we will understand this in the coming 8 to 15 days,"&nbsp;
bite:&nbsp;"If the numbers keep rising till the next 8 to 15 days, lockdown will have to be announced,"

In the wake of rising <a href="https://www.editorji.com/covid-19" target="_blank" >Covid infections</a> in the state, Maharashtra Chief Minister <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/maha-cm-uddhav-thackeray-warns-lockdown-if-cases-keep-rising-for-8-15-days-1613958326942" target="_blank" >Uddhav Thackeray warned that lockdown</a> would have to be reimposed if daily cases continue to rise in the next two weeks.
In a virtual address, he said it would take "8 to 15 days" to ascertain if the current spike in daily figures is a second wave of infections.
&nbsp;&lsquo;Wear a mask and say 'No' to the lockdown," he warned as he asked people to follow coronavirus protocols.
Maharashtra is &lsquo;reporting nearly 7,000 daily cases and active cases have jumped from 40,000 to 53,000 &lsquo;, the CM said.

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