Amarinder Singh ruled out a complete lockdown while stating that the restrictions currently in place in Punjab were more stringent than the lockdown conditions in many other states. Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh on Wednesday announced phased opening of shops after a few of his cabinet colleagues raised the issue of resentment among shopkeepers over selective closure of shops amid the COVID-19 outbreak. Chairing a virtual cabinet meeting, Mr Singh ruled out a complete lockdown while stating that the restrictions currently in place in Punjab were more stringent than the lockdown conditions in many other states. Continue Reading...

The shops can remain open until 5 pm on all days except for weekends Punjab Government amended its COVID restrictions on Tuesday to allow some non-essential establishments such as shops that sell liquor, groceries and hardware to stay open on weekdays. Continue Reading...

The East Central Railway marshaled assets in three distinctive designing divisions to redesign the track, flagging and foothold power mechanical assembly. Continue Reading...

Patna is one of the three habitats where this activity is occurring, the other two being Muzaffarpur and Purnea. "Right off the bat, we made 30,000 units, on the second 40,000, and on the third (Tuesday) near 60,000. We have to bring out 5 lakh packs in general from this middle," Kumar said. He is one of 25 BMSICL authorities at the Bhawan nonstop. Continue Reading...

He stated, "We have plainly exhibited our purpose, operational ability, and the will to successfully connect with the foe, should the need emerge." Continue Reading...

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