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A native of Siwan district in Bihar, Roshan arrived in Delhi soon after Holi this year to find a job and support his family. He is now desperate to return home, an endeavour that has turned out to be his biggest struggle in the city.

On May 1, Ravi along with his brother tested positive for COVID-19.

Hockey India will begin training with precautions and have allowed homesick players and staff to go home from the SAI centre in Bengaluru.

Delhi University teacher Maya John talks about the state of domestic workers and argues that a clear class bias is visible in the government's response to the ongoing public health crisis.

Four men in New Delhi have decided to restructure their everyday business model and sanitise cars after the government introduced new norms in Lockdown 4.0.

Bangla Sahib is the largest of New Delhi’s 10 gurdwaras, whose kitchens together form a vital part of the city’s strategy to feed the poor during the pandemic.

The anonymous complainant said when parents of the children asked the doctor about why expired medicine was given, the official first said there will be no side effects and then apologised, but CRPF officials present in the camp threatened the families.

Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal also warned that if social distancing norms are not maintained by a shopkeeper, his or her shop will be closed and action will be taken.

The BJP MP says the pace of relaxation should have been slow rather than immediate which he fears may cause more positive cases aggravating the situation.

This is the second meeting of the presiding officers of both Houses of Parliament on the issue. The first meeting was on May 7.

The fire department received a call at around 7.55 pm after which five fire tenders were rushed to the spot.

The measures will boost entrepreneurship, help public sector units and revitalise the village economy, the prime minister said in a tweet.

These trains are railways' first indication that a graded resumption of passenger services are slated to begin after the nationwide lockdown ends on May 17.

The BMS said privatisation was against national interests and the Indian economy was not going to bounce back on the basis of "failed ideas".

Senior Congress leader Ahmed Patel said, "The migrant crisis is now as big as the corona pandemic itself."

Badminton World Federation had approved back in January this year the use of synthetic feather shuttlecocks at sanctioned international tournaments of all levels from 2021.