Kurukshetra: Blame game continues over shortage of oxygen in hospitals
Kurukshetra | April 21, 2021 19:34 ISTThis continues to be a huge problem despite the State government claiming that oxygen is not in short supply.
This continues to be a huge problem despite the State government claiming that oxygen is not in short supply.
Ten states, including Maharashtra, Uttar Pradesh and Delhi, account for 77.67 per cent of the new Covid-19 infections reported in a day, the Union Health Ministry said on Tuesday.
As India witnesses a steady rise in the number of new infections over the past few weeks, there is a possibility that more cities could explore the possibility of imposing similar restrictions in other hotspots.
India is grappling with spiralling number of COVID cases as well as related deaths, forcing many state governments to put in place restrictions on movement of people. In Swasthya Sammelan India TV speaks with experts to know when will the coronavirus pandemic come to an end?
The polling for the fifth phase of West Bengal assembly elections conducted on Saturday across 45 assembly segments amid tight security. Watch Ground Report.
The second wave of the recent pandemic that has already started in India points to the need for better quality healthcare infrastructure. watch full debate in kurushetra.
Rising cases of coronavirus, the Delhi government on Wednesday imposed weekend curfew in the national capital. Addressing a press conference, the Delhi Chief Minister announced the restrictions during which all kinds of movement, except essentials services, will remain suspended.
The highest single-day spike till now was in Mumbai at 9,986 cases, followed by Bengaluru (6,387 cases), Chennai (2,105 cases), and Kolkata ( 1,271 cases). On Tuesday, the positivity rate rose to 13.14 percent from 12.44 percent a day ago. The 81 deaths in Delhi were the highest since December 3 when 82 deaths were recorded. The national capital had recorded 131 COVID-19 deaths on November 18, the highest single-day fatality count. From April 4 to April 13, Delhi has recorded 77,775 COVID-19 cases, witnessing a massive rise of 234 percent. During the same period, 376 people have died due to the disease.
The coronavirus situation in India continues to remain grim as the country continues to see an upsurge in its virus cases. India on Tuesday registered 1.61 lakh Covid-19 cases, surpassing Brazil to become the second worst-hit country from Covid-19.
Addressing a public rally in Bengal's Bardhaman the PM Modi attacked Trinamool Congress saying that BJP has already scored a century of seats in the last four phases of the Assembly polls.
In the audio clips, Prashant Kishor went on to say that Prime Minister Narendra Modi is hugely popular in West Bengal and there is a cult around him across the country.
A political fight between the Union government and opposition over an alleged shortage of vaccines is intensifies. Rahul Gandhi In his letter to PM Modi, urged to “open up vaccination to everyone who needs it", and added that vaccine exports must be stopped immediately.
Some states, including hardest-hit Maharashtra and Odisha, have complained of a scarcity of vaccines during a second wave that has forced some centres to turn away people.
Suspended Mumbai Police officer Sachin Vaze has written a letter to the NIA claiming that Maharashtra ministers Anil Deshmukh and Anil Parab asked him to illegitimately collect money for them.
Sporadic violence was reported and some candidates were attacked during the third phase of West Bengal assembly elections on Tuesday.
Maharashtra Home minister Anil Deshmukh on Monday resigned from the post after the Bombay High Court ordered a CBI probe into corruption charges levelled against him. The Bombay High earlier today ordered a CBI probe into the graft charges against him by former Mumbai Police chief Param Bir Singh.
The third phase of the Bengal election to be held on April 6. Ahead of that, a viral audio tape surfaced in Media connected to Mamata Banerjee’s nephew Abhishek Banerjee. The video is about claiming to send 35 crore rupees every month to Abhishek Banerjee.
The ruling Trinamool Congress in West Bengal and its arch-rival the Bharatiya Janata Party engaged in a battle of nerves even as the first two phases of the assembly elections have already been held with six more rounds remaining.
The Election Commission has suspended four officials after a row erupted over the use of a BJP candidate's vehicle to take a polled EVM to the strong room in Assam. The poll body said that Presiding Officer and three others have been placed under suspension. Besidesa a show-cause notice has also been issued to the PO for violation of transport protocol.
All eyes are on Nandigram. The constituency will see a high-stakes electoral battle between West Bengal’s chief minister (CM) Mamata Banerjee and her friend-turned-foe Suvendu Adhikari, purported to be the most influential strongman in the region.
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