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सरकार ने लॉकडाउन (Lockdown Part 3) को 4 मई से अगले 2 सप्ताह तक बढ़ाने की घोषणा की है. रेड, ग्रीन और ऑरेन्ज जोन के लिए अलग-अलग गाइडलाइंस तैयार की गई है. ग्रीन और ऑरेन्ज जोन में काफी छूट भी दी गई है.

सरकार (Government of India) ने डिजास्टर मैनेजमेंट एक्ट 2005 के तहत आदेश जारी किया..ग्रीन जोन में शर्तों के साथ बसें चलेंगी. बस में क्षमता से आधी सवारी को ले जाने की अनुमति होगी. ऑरेंज जोन में टैक्सी ड्राइवर के साथ एक यात्री को मंजूरी दी गई है.

सरकार ने अब सभी सार्वजनिक और निजी सेक्टर के कर्मचारियों के लिए Aarogya Setu ऐप का इस्तेमाल अनिवार्य कर दिया है.

सरकार ने जब 24 मार्च को लॉकडाउन (Lockdown) का ऐलान किया, तभी से हजारों मजदूर पैदल घर लौट पड़े. मजदूरों की हुई परेशानी के लिए केंद्र सरकार की आलोचना हुई. अब सरकार मजदूरों के लिए स्पेशल ट्रेन चला रही है. लेकिन किराए को लेकर विवाद हो गया है.

कोरोना वायरस (Coronavirus Lockdown Part 3) को रोकने के लिए लागू लॉकडाउन की वजह से सोने का हाजिर बाजार बंद है. लेकिन वायदा कारोबार लगातार चल रहा है. आइए जानें सोने के नए रेट्स

CMIE ने कहा है कि कोविड-19 (COVID-19) संकट के चलते देश में बेरोजगारी (Unemployment) की दर तीन मई को सप्ताह के दौरान बढ़कर 27.11 प्रतिशत हो गई.

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"I wish BCCI plans something with ICC or the franchises that Indian players get to play foreign leagues. At least allow us to play in two different foreign leagues," Raina told Pathan during Instagram Live session. On the other hand, Pathan said that the BCCI should at least allow those players to play in foreign T20 leagues who are not on the radar to play international matches and are at least 30 years old.

Malaysian police said 13 bodies, believed to be of Indonesian illegal immigrants, were found washed ashore after their boat capsized in bad sea conditions

Industrial operations in Gurugram are yet to gather steam. The conditional green signal to resume operations was seen as a much-needed push to the economy. But those trying to get things back up and running realised it will be a challenge. Because the lockdown siloed cities and states. And businesses do not work in silos.

Just three days after its last order notifying containment zones, the district administration on Friday added 11 new containment zones in the Gurugram block. Most are in old Gurugram. The district now has 32 containment zones.

To keep an eye on alcohol production, flow chart metres will be installed in liquor factories of the district, Ambala district excise and taxation controller (DETC) N K Grewal said. He said this will help officials in headquarters and field officers monitor extra neutral alcohol (ENA) production.

The latest victims of climate change could be Oreos, as drenched fields across the US make the wheat that’s a key ingredient a scarcer commodity. Winter-wheat plantings fell to their lowest levels in more than a century as the grain got harder to seed. Especially the soft red winter wheat, with sowings slumping 25%, a variety that forms the base for biscuits.

Britain should use economic stimulus measures to speed a shift away from fossil fuels and take advantage of low oil prices to raise revenues from carbon taxes without hurting consumers, state-appointed climate advisers said on Wednesday. Their proposals reinforce global pressure on governments to consider the environment as they pour money into their economies at levels unseen since World War Two to counter the impact of coronavirus lockdowns which threaten millions of jobs.

China on Wednesday dared US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo to show "enormous evidence" he claimed to have to prove Covid-19 originated from a lab in Wuhan. "Pompeo cannot present any evidence because he does not have any," Chinese foreign ministry spokesperson Hua Chunying said. "This matter should be handled by scientists..instead of politicians," Hua said.

Moody's Investors Service on Friday projected India's growth at zero per cent for the current fiscal and said the negative outlook on sovereign rating reflects increasing risks that GDP growth will remain significantly lower than in the past. The outlook also partly shows weaker policy effectiveness to address economic and institutional issues.

Aarogya Setu, a government app developed for tracking Covid-19 patients, has become the most downloaded healthcare application and also featured among the top 10 downloaded apps in the world in April, Niti Aayog CEO Amitabh Kant said on Friday. Close to nine crore users had downloaded the Aarogya Setu mobile application till May 4.

The govt on Friday said it will borrow about Rs 12 lakh crore from the market in fiscal year 2020-21, an increase of Rs 4.2 lakh crore, or 54% jump over the Budget estimate of Rs 7.8 lakh crore. This, the economists said will push the fiscal deficit from 3.5% for 2020-21 to 5.5%. The decision for higher borrowing has also been prompted by severe loss of govt revenues.

Many have argued that while India’s lockdown has been the harshest, its stimulus package is one of the smallest — so far. To fund bigger public spending programme, the govt can either ask the RBI to print more money or raise money through borrowing. Former RBI governor Raghuram Rajan has explained how the two paths work and why ‘monetisation’ is a good option.