The Maharashtra police’s cyber
wing has tracked down people who were responsible for spreading rumours on social media that the Indian Army would
be deployed in coronavirus hotspots in Mumbai and Pune, officials said on Friday.
Day: May 29, 2020
India stands at the pedestal of a new growth curve of rapid industrialisation. In the COVID-19 pandemic scenario, India has projected a more resilient and diversified economy to fight the crisis and projected as a major attractive destination.
There has been no recent contact between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and US President Donald Trump, government sources said today.
The Southern Railway has announced that the office of its headquarters in the city would be closed here two days following reports that some officers and staff members have tested positive for coronavirus.
The Opposition DMK in Tamilnadu has urged Prime Minister Narendra Modi to withdraw the proposed Electricity (Amendment) Bill which intends to undermine the states’ legislative powers over electricity and to abandon the proposal to cancel free electricity for the farmers.
Concerned over the injuries caused by flying kites using manja threads, the Chennai city police has said Goondas Act would be slapped against those using such threads. Also, special teams have been formed to take action against those who fly kits using manja.
The V O Chidambaranar Port in Tuticorin handled windblade of length 72.40 metres, the longest of its kind made in India.
At a time when the country was battling the spread the coronavirus pandemic, which has affected the economy, three garment firms in Tiruppur along with an engineering industry have come up with a new heat seam sealing machine used for sealing PPE units under Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s Atma Nirbhar scheme.
The Tamilnadu government, which has decided to distribute essentials free of cost to family card holders for the month of June too in view of the ongoing Covid-19 induced lockdown, started distributing tokens at doorstep of consumers from today. This will go on till 31 May.