In the wake of the coronavirus pandemic, the Health Ministry has classified districts across all states and Union Territories as Red, Orange and Green zones with 130, 284 and 319 such zones respectively across the country, as on April 30.

All four major metropolitans - Delhi, Kolkata, Chennai and Mumbai - have been classified as red zones. The other major cities which are under the red zone are - Bengaluru Urban, Bengaluru Rural, Lucknow, Hyderabad, Indore, Bhopal, Patna, Ahmedabad, Surat, Pune and Nagpur among others.

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Union Health Secretary Preeti Sudan has written to Chief Secretaries of all States and UTs delineating the above classification.

According to the data shared by the ministry, Uttar Pradesh has the maximum 19 red zones followed by Maharashtra which has 14 red zones. Tamil Nadu comes next with 12 red zones followed by Delhi which has 11 red zones. West Bengal is in fifth place with 10 red zones.

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Uttar Pradesh also has the highest number of orange zones at 36. It is followed by Tamil Nadu with 24 orange zones. Bihar comes in third place with 20 orange zones.

The maximum green zones are in Assam at 30 followed by Arunachal Pradesh and Chhattisgarh with both states having 25 green zones. Madhya Pradesh comes next with 24 green zones.

"The districts were earlier designated as hotspots/red-zones, orange zones and green zones primarily based on the cumulative cases reported and the doubling rate. Since recovery rates have gone up, the districts are now being designated across various zones duly broad-basing the criteria," the Union Health Secretary wrote.

"This classification is multi-factorial and takes into consideration the incidence of cases, doubling rate, the extent of testing, and surveillance feedback to classify the districts. A district will be considered green zone if there are no confirmed cases so far or there is no reported case in the last 21 days in the district," she added.

Clarifying the classification of districts, the Health Secretary said: "For districts having 1 or more municipal corporations, corporations and other areas of districts may be treated as separate units. If 1 or more of these have reported no cases for the last 21 days, they can be considered 1 level lower in zonal classification, if the district is in Red/Orange zone."

"In buffer zones, extensive surveillance for cases through monitoring of ILI/SARI cases in health facilities has to be taken up. States are requested to delineate the containment zones and buffer zones in the identified red and orange zone districts and notify the same," she added.

In the wake of the coronavirus pandemic, the Health Ministry has classified districts across all states and Union Territories as Red, Orange and Green zones with 130, 284 and 319 such zones respectively across the country, as on April 30.

In the wake of the coronavirus pandemic, the Health Ministry has classified districts across all states and Union Territories as Red, Orange and Green zones with 130, 284 and 319 such zones respectively across the country, as on April 30. All four major metropolitans - Delhi, Kolkata, Chennai and Mumbai - have been classified as red zones. The other major cities which are under the red zone are - Bengaluru Urban, Bengaluru Rural, Lucknow, Hyderabad, Indore, Bhopal, Patna, Ahmedabad, Surat, Pune and Nagpur among others. Also read: Alcohol will kill coronavirus in throat, believes MLA Bharat Singh Kundanpur Union Health Secretary Preeti Sudan has written to Chief Secretaries of all States and UTs delineating the above classification. According to the data shared by the ministry, Uttar Pradesh has the maximum 19 red zones followed by Maharashtra which has 14 red zones. Tamil Nadu comes next with 12 red zones followed by Delhi which has 11 red zones. West Bengal is in fifth place with 10 red zones. Also read: Entire country suffering’: Supreme Court rules out separate funds for lawyers Uttar Pradesh also has the highest number of orange zones at 36. It is followed by Tamil Nadu with 24 orange zones. Bihar comes in third place with 20 orange zones. The maximum green zones are in Assam at 30 followed by Arunachal Pradesh and Chhattisgarh with both states having 25 green zones. Madhya Pradesh comes next with 24 green zones. "The districts were earlier designated as hotspots/red-zones, orange zones and green zones primarily based on the cumulative cases reported and the doubling rate. Since recovery rates have gone up, the districts are now being designated across various zones duly broad-basing the criteria," the Union Health Secretary wrote. "This classification is multi-factorial and takes into consideration the incidence of cases, doubling rate, the extent of testing, and surveillance feedback to classify the districts. A district will be considered green zone if there are no confirmed cases so far or there is no reported case in the last 21 days in the district," she added. Clarifying the classification of districts, the Health Secretary said: "For districts having 1 or more municipal corporations, corporations and other areas of districts may be treated as separate units. If 1 or more of these have reported no cases for the last 21 days, they can be considered 1 level lower in zonal classification, if the district is in Red/Orange zone." "In buffer zones, extensive surveillance for cases through monitoring of ILI/SARI cases in health facilities has to be taken up. States are requested to delineate the containment zones and buffer zones in the identified red and orange zone districts and notify the same," she added.

Mumbai, Delhi, Bengaluru, Chennai among 130 Red Zones designated by Centre

Congress MLA Bharat Singh Kundanpur has penned a letter to the&nbsp;Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot urging him to reopen the liquor stores amid the lockdown.&nbsp;

He is claiming that "drinking alcohol will surely remove coronavirus from the throat." Using the logic that alcoholic sanitizers help get rid of coronavirus, he implied that coronavirus can be removed from the throat if people drink alcohol.

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"When coronavirus can be removed by washing hands with alcohol, then drinking alcohol will surely remove virus from the throat," Kundanpur wrote in his letter to the Chief Minister.

Liquor stores all over the country have been shut since the nationwide lockdown was initiated to stop the spread of coronavirus. Some citizens have been requesting the government to partially open the liquor shops. However, the government has stood firm on its decision and has helped the public as and how possible.

The MLA also alleged that&nbsp;illegal sales of liquor and bootlegging has seen a rapid increase during the weeks of lockdown.

MLA Bharat belongs to&nbsp;Sangod in Rajasthan. The state has&nbsp;almost 2,617 positive coronavirus cases, with more than 50 deaths.

Congress MLA Bharat Singh Kundanpur has penned a letter to the Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot urging him to reopen the liquor stores amid the lockdown. He is claiming that "drinking alcohol will surely remove coronavirus from the throat.

Congress MLA Bharat Singh Kundanpur has penned a letter to the Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot urging him to reopen the liquor stores amid the lockdown. He is claiming that "drinking alcohol will surely remove coronavirus from the throat." Using the logic that alcoholic sanitizers help get rid of coronavirus, he implied that coronavirus can be removed from the throat if people drink alcohol. Also read: Entire country suffering’: Supreme Court rules out separate funds for lawyers "When coronavirus can be removed by washing hands with alcohol, then drinking alcohol will surely remove virus from the throat," Kundanpur wrote in his letter to the Chief Minister. Liquor stores all over the country have been shut since the nationwide lockdown was initiated to stop the spread of coronavirus. Some citizens have been requesting the government to partially open the liquor shops. However, the government has stood firm on its decision and has helped the public as and how possible. The MLA also alleged that illegal sales of liquor and bootlegging has seen a rapid increase during the weeks of lockdown. MLA Bharat belongs to Sangod in Rajasthan. The state has almost 2,617 positive coronavirus cases, with more than 50 deaths.

Alcohol will kill coronavirus in throat, believes MLA Bharat Singh Kundanpur

In an overnight encounter, three militants were killed and three security forces personnel were injured on Wednesday&nbsp;between the ultras and the forces in Shopian district of Jammu and Kashmir, police said.

A search operation was initiated by security forces, based on an input about the presence of militants in Melhora area of south Kashmir's district. The team consisted of&nbsp;Police and army's 55 RR.

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As the joint team of forces approached towards the suspected spot when the hiding terrorists fired upon them, triggering an encounter, according to the police.

A spokesperson said that during the search mission, the militants fired upon the search party of the forces, who retaliated, leading to an encounter and the death of three militants. The identification and all legal formalities are being carried out for the three militants.

The injured personnel were rushed to the hospital where they are being taken care of by experts.

Incriminating material, including arms and ammunition, were recovered from the site of the encounter. 
Police have registered a case and initiated a probe into the matter, officials informed media.

In an overnight encounter, three militants were killed and three security forces personnel were injured on Wednesday between the ultras and the forces in Shopian district of Jammu and Kashmir, police said.

In an overnight encounter, three militants were killed and three security forces personnel were injured on Wednesday between the ultras and the forces in Shopian district of Jammu and Kashmir, police said. A search operation was initiated by security forces, based on an input about the presence of militants in Melhora area of south Kashmir's district. The team consisted of Police and army's 55 RR. Also read: Decided to extend curfew in state by two more weeks: Punjab CM Amarinder Singh As the joint team of forces approached towards the suspected spot when the hiding terrorists fired upon them, triggering an encounter, according to the police. A spokesperson said that during the search mission, the militants fired upon the search party of the forces, who retaliated, leading to an encounter and the death of three militants. The identification and all legal formalities are being carried out for the three militants. The injured personnel were rushed to the hospital where they are being taken care of by experts. Incriminating material, including arms and ammunition, were recovered from the site of the encounter. Police have registered a case and initiated a probe into the matter, officials informed media.

Three militants killed in overnight encounter in Jammu and Kashmir

With 619 total positive coronavirus cases and 7 deaths, Sri Lanka has been subject to economic and health problems since it began the nationwide lockdown. As the country is trying to fight the war against the virus, the island is also facing political disturbances.

The number of positive cases increased tremendously after 30 new positive cases were&nbsp;reported in a Sri Lankan Navy facility few days ago. Colombo is one the worst-hit cities in the country with more than 150 cases.&nbsp;Health officials have said that&nbsp;they have increased the PCR (Polymerase Chain Reaction) tests and&nbsp;aim to conduct around 100 PCR tests in a day.

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Now, the country is also facing a huge cash crunch as the Parliament has been shut for the past few weeks with respect to the lockdown.&nbsp;Opposition MP and former finance minister Mangala Samaraweera demanded an&nbsp;immediate return of the 225-member assembly to avoid a financial crisis.

"Failure to do so, especially at a time of a pandemic is bound to have serious repercussions... in light of international obligations," Samaraweera said in a letter to the President.

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The opposition is accusing the President Gotabaya Rajapaksa of using this&nbsp;lockdown to sidestep constitutional requirements, and have called on urgently&nbsp;recalling parliament, which was dissolved ahead of elections.

"The question is whether they want a parliament at all. To me it looks like they want to continue without a parliament," former legislator Harsha de Silva told a media organization.

The President has dismissed all accusations assuring that he means well for his citizens.

With 619 total positive coronavirus cases and 7 deaths, Sri Lanka has been subject to economic and health problems since it began the nationwide lockdown. As the country is trying to fight the war against the virus, the island is also facing political disturbances.

With 619 total positive coronavirus cases and 7 deaths, Sri Lanka has been subject to economic and health problems since it began the nationwide lockdown. As the country is trying to fight the war against the virus, the island is also facing political disturbances. The number of positive cases increased tremendously after 30 new positive cases were reported in a Sri Lankan Navy facility few days ago. Colombo is one the worst-hit cities in the country with more than 150 cases. Health officials have said that they have increased the PCR (Polymerase Chain Reaction) tests and aim to conduct around 100 PCR tests in a day. Sewage: New way to deduct prevalence of Covid-19 by scientists Now, the country is also facing a huge cash crunch as the Parliament has been shut for the past few weeks with respect to the lockdown. Opposition MP and former finance minister Mangala Samaraweera demanded an immediate return of the 225-member assembly to avoid a financial crisis. "Failure to do so, especially at a time of a pandemic is bound to have serious repercussions... in light of international obligations," Samaraweera said in a letter to the President. Also read: Curb coronavirus' root cause or bear worse pandemics, say top scientists The opposition is accusing the President Gotabaya Rajapaksa of using this lockdown to sidestep constitutional requirements, and have called on urgently recalling parliament, which was dissolved ahead of elections. "The question is whether they want a parliament at all. To me it looks like they want to continue without a parliament," former legislator Harsha de Silva told a media organization. The President has dismissed all accusations assuring that he means well for his citizens.

Sri Lanka in financial crisis as Parliament shuts due to coronavirus

Senator Ted Cruz is preparing to introduce a bill targeting the efforts of film studios to accommodate the restrictive censors of the country.

The legislation will be called The Stopping Censorship, Restoring Integrity, Protecting Talkies Act” (SCRIPT Act). The SCRIPT Act will stop cooperation between the US Defense Department and the film studios, if they edit or alter movies for the Chinese audiences.

He is hoping to introduce the bill in the next session of the Senate, says his office.

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His bill will put the Pentagon in a spot where it won't be able to help any film studio that recently altered their movies for the Chinese audience. It will also make the studios assure that they will not censor their films before getting any DOD help.

China has strict rules about movie censorship. While there are few other Middle Eastern countries with strict censorship, China has a huge market for film studios and therefore a lot of studios many times edit few scenes accordingly. For instance, in the movie Bohemian Rhapsody, the scene about Freddie Mercury’s sexuality disappeared from the version that was played for the Chinese audiences.

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“For too long, Hollywood has been complicit in China’s censorship and propaganda in the name of bigger profits,” the Texas Republican said in a statement.&nbsp;

“The SCRIPT Act will serve as a wake-up call by forcing Hollywood studios to choose between the assistance they need from the American government and the dollars they want from China," Senator continued.&nbsp;

According to a report in The Independent, DOD has helped Hollywood make more than 800 movies since 1917, including blockbusters like Iron Man and The Terminator.&nbsp;

Senator Ted Cruz is preparing to introduce a bill targeting the efforts of film studios to accommodate the restrictive censors of the country. The legislation will be called The Stopping Censorship, Restoring Integrity, Protecting Talkies Act” (SCRIPT Act).

Senator Ted Cruz is preparing to introduce a bill targeting the efforts of film studios to accommodate the restrictive censors of the country. The legislation will be called The Stopping Censorship, Restoring Integrity, Protecting Talkies Act” (SCRIPT Act). The SCRIPT Act will stop cooperation between the US Defense Department and the film studios, if they edit or alter movies for the Chinese audiences. He is hoping to introduce the bill in the next session of the Senate, says his office. Also read: Irrfan Khan dies at the age of 54 His bill will put the Pentagon in a spot where it won't be able to help any film studio that recently altered their movies for the Chinese audience. It will also make the studios assure that they will not censor their films before getting any DOD help. China has strict rules about movie censorship. While there are few other Middle Eastern countries with strict censorship, China has a huge market for film studios and therefore a lot of studios many times edit few scenes accordingly. For instance, in the movie Bohemian Rhapsody, the scene about Freddie Mercury’s sexuality disappeared from the version that was played for the Chinese audiences. Also read: '184 countries going through hell': Trump blames China for coronavirus spread “For too long, Hollywood has been complicit in China’s censorship and propaganda in the name of bigger profits,” the Texas Republican said in a statement. “The SCRIPT Act will serve as a wake-up call by forcing Hollywood studios to choose between the assistance they need from the American government and the dollars they want from China," Senator continued. According to a report in The Independent, DOD has helped Hollywood make more than 800 movies since 1917, including blockbusters like Iron Man and The Terminator.

Senator Ted Cruz puts an end to altering movies for Chinese audience

As the coronavirus cases continue to increase in the US, one can assume that the anxiety levels may be soaring among the citizens. However, according to a survey by The University of Southern California, the researchers found out that Americans are actually spending more time with their partners and children than they did earlier.

Americans, who are known for dining out and spending time out in the world, are now&nbsp;taking "advantage"&nbsp;of the coronavirus lockdown and rediscovering their hobbies and creative dreams.&nbsp;

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A total of 1000 people took part in a survey titled the "Coronavirus Disruption Project". In this online survey, they were questioned about changes in their lives since the onset of the coronavirus.

The relationship between parents and children seems to have improved in a lot of households, for which the researchers give credit to the changed rules such as relaxed bedtime and TV hours.&nbsp;

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Talking about improved relationships, almost 35 per cent Americans also said their relationship with their spouse or partner has become better now in the lockdown.

The reason behind this can also be a decrease in the bar activities, leading to drunken nights. The report revealed that out of things that Americans missed, which included visiting friends and relatives, and going out to eat, only 20 per cent Americans missed going to bars. The reduction in the alcohol intake can also be credited to the crashing economy.

As the lockdown has been lifted in certain areas of the country, at least 42 per cent people want to work from home more after the pandemic ends, as they prefer to get rid of their long commutes, and love their relaxed way of dressing rather than the formals.

"For all the silliness, and we probably need a dress etiquette for Zoom... bosses are finding that Zoom works a good chunk of the time," said&nbsp;Jeffrey Cole, the study center's director

More than one-third of Americans reported buying food online for the first time,&nbsp;and 39 per cent intend to continue purchasing more products online once the coronavirus ends.

As the coronavirus cases continue to increase in the US, one can assume that the anxiety levels may be soaring among the citizens. However, according to a survey by The University of Southern California, the researchers found out that Americans are actually spending more time with their partners and children than they did earlier.

As the coronavirus cases continue to increase in the US, one can assume that the anxiety levels may be soaring among the citizens. However, according to a survey by The University of Southern California, the researchers found out that Americans are actually spending more time with their partners and children than they did earlier. Americans, who are known for dining out and spending time out in the world, are now taking "advantage" of the coronavirus lockdown and rediscovering their hobbies and creative dreams. Also read: WhatsApp sues Israeli firm over 'deep involvement' in hacking phones A total of 1000 people took part in a survey titled the "Coronavirus Disruption Project". In this online survey, they were questioned about changes in their lives since the onset of the coronavirus. The relationship between parents and children seems to have improved in a lot of households, for which the researchers give credit to the changed rules such as relaxed bedtime and TV hours. Also read: Explainer: NSO spygate row - How Pegasus broke into WhatsApp Talking about improved relationships, almost 35 per cent Americans also said their relationship with their spouse or partner has become better now in the lockdown. The reason behind this can also be a decrease in the bar activities, leading to drunken nights. The report revealed that out of things that Americans missed, which included visiting friends and relatives, and going out to eat, only 20 per cent Americans missed going to bars. The reduction in the alcohol intake can also be credited to the crashing economy. As the lockdown has been lifted in certain areas of the country, at least 42 per cent people want to work from home more after the pandemic ends, as they prefer to get rid of their long commutes, and love their relaxed way of dressing rather than the formals. "For all the silliness, and we probably need a dress etiquette for Zoom... bosses are finding that Zoom works a good chunk of the time," said Jeffrey Cole, the study center's director More than one-third of Americans reported buying food online for the first time, and 39 per cent intend to continue purchasing more products online once the coronavirus ends.

Relationship with spouse better now in lockdown, US survey reveals

As the country went into a complete lockdown, all the schools and educational institutions were closed until further notice. A lot of schools have now shifted to online classes. However, there are a lot of students of classes X and XII who are suffering due to this lockdown.

The board examinations were immediately suspended when the coronavirus started spreading in the country. This led to few exams being delayed. Centra Board of Secondary Education issued a press release about the situation at that time.

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"As a precautionary measure and in compliance of the instructions received from Secretary, Department of Higher Education/ School Education and Literacy, Government of India, dated 18th March, 2020, CBSE had postponed all the board examinations that were to be held between 19.03.2020 to 31.03.2020," read the release.

Now, weeks later as the students are still not sure about the future of their exams, CBSE has tweeted to put an end to the various rumours that were being circulated on the internet. Some people rumoured that the exams will be cancelled and the students will be automatically promoted to the next class, whereas some reports assumed that the exams will be conducted through video calls.&nbsp;

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However, CBSE, on Wednesday, tweeted "Recently there has been a lot of speculation regarding 10th CBSE Board exams. It is reiterated that the boards decision to take board exams for 29 subjects of class 10 and 12, stands the same as mentioned in circular dated 1.4.20.@DrRPNishank @PMOIndia @PTI_News"

It also issued a circular to further clear out the rumours. It also clarified that the Board will give&nbsp;time of 10 days to all stakeholders before starting the examinations.

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A media organisation also quoted the education ministry officials saying the pending class X and class XII board examinations for 29 crucial subjects will be held at the first possibility.

The Delhi government, on Tuesday, requested the central government to promote Class X and XII students based on internal exams.

As the country went into a complete lockdown, all the schools and educational institutions were closed until further notice. A lot of schools have now shifted to online classes.

As the country went into a complete lockdown, all the schools and educational institutions were closed until further notice. A lot of schools have now shifted to online classes. However, there are a lot of students of classes X and XII who are suffering due to this lockdown. The board examinations were immediately suspended when the coronavirus started spreading in the country. This led to few exams being delayed. Centra Board of Secondary Education issued a press release about the situation at that time. Also read: Around 1,000 coronavirus deaths in a country of 1.3 bn people? What's the deal with Modi's India! "As a precautionary measure and in compliance of the instructions received from Secretary, Department of Higher Education/ School Education and Literacy, Government of India, dated 18th March, 2020, CBSE had postponed all the board examinations that were to be held between 19.03.2020 to 31.03.2020," read the release. Now, weeks later as the students are still not sure about the future of their exams, CBSE has tweeted to put an end to the various rumours that were being circulated on the internet. Some people rumoured that the exams will be cancelled and the students will be automatically promoted to the next class, whereas some reports assumed that the exams will be conducted through video calls. Also read | Coronavirus cases in US top 1 million; death toll at 57,266 However, CBSE, on Wednesday, tweeted "Recently there has been a lot of speculation regarding 10th CBSE Board exams. It is reiterated that the boards decision to take board exams for 29 subjects of class 10 and 12, stands the same as mentioned in circular dated 1.4.20.@DrRPNishank @PMOIndia @PTI_News" It also issued a circular to further clear out the rumours. It also clarified that the Board will give time of 10 days to all stakeholders before starting the examinations. Press Release dated 29.04.2020 regrading CBSE Exams@DrRPNishank @HRDMinistry @OfficeOfSDhotre @PIB_India @PTI_News @DDNewslive @AkashvaniAIR pic.twitter.com/XtXvET66fm — CBSE HQ (@cbseindia29) April 29, 2020 × A media organisation also quoted the education ministry officials saying the pending class X and class XII board examinations for 29 crucial subjects will be held at the first possibility. The Delhi government, on Tuesday, requested the central government to promote Class X and XII students based on internal exams.

Pending board exams of class 10 and 12 will be conducted at the first possibility, says CBSE

While other states are yet to take a decision on whether to lift the lockdown, Punjab chief minister Captain Amarinder Singh in a video message announced a two-week extension of the lockdown.

It&nbsp;has to been done to contain the spread of the virus.

"Though the curfew has been extended by two more weeks, there will be relaxation from 7am to 11am every day. During this time, people can come out of their houses. Shops will also be allowed to open," he said.

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India has now crossed the 31,000 mark of positive cases as the country recorded&nbsp;1,897 cases in 24 hours, making it the steepest rise i the curve. According to the Union Health Ministry, there a&nbsp;total of&nbsp;22,629 active cases, 7,695 cured/discharged, 1 migrated and 1,007 deaths.

A total of 73 people have lost their battle to coronavirus&nbsp;in the last 24 hours, recording the biggest jump in the number of deaths in a day. The number of positive coronavirus cases as well as the death count has doubled in the past 10 days, despite the lockdown.

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Rajasthan on Wednesday reported 29 more COVID-19 cases taking the total number of coronavirus cases in the state to 2,393, state Health Department said. Jammu and Kashmir has also seen a rise as the total number of cases in the Union Territory stands at 565 in Jammu and Kashmir, including 381 active cases.

Bihar, too, has reported 12 new cases, including a six-month old baby, taking the tally to 378.&nbsp;Madhya Pradesh announced&nbsp;94 new cases on Wednesday.

As the cases are on a constant rise, Tamil Nadu had initiated a four-day&nbsp;intense lockdown in four cities, which is ending today. Following that, the Tamil Nadu government has issued a notice that grocery shops will be allowed to function from 6am to 5pm for tomorrow in those cities, namely Chennai and Coimbatore. The timings will shift back to 6am to 1pm from Friday.

While other states are yet to take a decision on whether to lift the lockdown, Punjab chief minister Captain Amarinder Singh in a video message announced a two-week extension of the lockdown.

While other states are yet to take a decision on whether to lift the lockdown, Punjab chief minister Captain Amarinder Singh in a video message announced a two-week extension of the lockdown. It has to been done to contain the spread of the virus. "Though the curfew has been extended by two more weeks, there will be relaxation from 7am to 11am every day. During this time, people can come out of their houses. Shops will also be allowed to open," he said. Also read: COVID-19: Rajasthan reports 29 cases, Madhya Pradesh announces 94 cases India has now crossed the 31,000 mark of positive cases as the country recorded 1,897 cases in 24 hours, making it the steepest rise i the curve. According to the Union Health Ministry, there a total of 22,629 active cases, 7,695 cured/discharged, 1 migrated and 1,007 deaths. A total of 73 people have lost their battle to coronavirus in the last 24 hours, recording the biggest jump in the number of deaths in a day. The number of positive coronavirus cases as well as the death count has doubled in the past 10 days, despite the lockdown. Also Read: Oxford vaccine effective in monkeys, heading for mass production in India Rajasthan on Wednesday reported 29 more COVID-19 cases taking the total number of coronavirus cases in the state to 2,393, state Health Department said. Jammu and Kashmir has also seen a rise as the total number of cases in the Union Territory stands at 565 in Jammu and Kashmir, including 381 active cases. Bihar, too, has reported 12 new cases, including a six-month old baby, taking the tally to 378. Madhya Pradesh announced 94 new cases on Wednesday. As the cases are on a constant rise, Tamil Nadu had initiated a four-day intense lockdown in four cities, which is ending today. Following that, the Tamil Nadu government has issued a notice that grocery shops will be allowed to function from 6am to 5pm for tomorrow in those cities, namely Chennai and Coimbatore. The timings will shift back to 6am to 1pm from Friday.

Decided to extend curfew in state by two more weeks: Punjab CM Amarinder Singh

Research from Germany and Italy suggests that footballers and other athletes face a particular risk of the coronavirus infecting their lungs, raising major questions over attempts to restart professional football.

The research, produced by Italian immunologists and lung specialists based at institutes in Berlin, Rome and Verona, suggests that due to strenuous exercise, elite athletes are more likely to inhale virus particles and direct them to the lower areas of the lung.

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COVID-19, the disease caused by the coronavirus, can cause lung damage and complications such as pneumonia and, in severe cases, acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS).

The preprint paper here which has yet to be peer-reviewed, also suggests that athletes who are asymptomatic could make their condition worse by infecting their lungs during strenuous exertion.

Football&nbsp;has ground to a halt in all major leagues in Europe and none have yet to resume. European football's governing body UEFA has set a 25 May deadline for leagues to outline their plans to re-start.

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Leagues, governing bodies and clubs, however, have said they will only return when play is safe and that they will take medical advice.

In their paper: “The First, Comprehensive Immunological Model of COVID-19”, Paolo Matricardi, Roberto Dal Negro and Roberto Nisini raise questions over the safety of playing while the virus remains at large.

“The pattern of breathing during strenuous exercise changes dramatically by a tremendous increase of ventilation (i.e.: inspiratory and expiratory volumes of air), and of alveolar ventilation in particular,” the authors state.

“Professional athletes (are) particularly exposed (much more than individuals of common population) due to their frequent practice of extreme and long-lasting exercise.”

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The researchers state that the “ideal lungs” of athletes, while helpful in normal conditions, significantly favour the deep inhalation of infectious agents.

“Even the SARS-CoV-2 can then spread more easily to the deepest areas of the lungs during strenuous exercise, and there start its aggressive action,” they said.

Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome Coronavirus-2 (SARS-CoV-2) is the name given to the 2019 novel coronavirus. COVID-19 is the name given to the disease associated with the virus.

“Not by chance, a great proportion of professional football players claimed the occurrence of fever, dry cough and malaise (and dyspnea in some cases) immediately after, or a few hours following their last official match,” note the authors.

Asymptomatic athletes

Adding to the dangers, the research says that players who have the virus but do not show symptoms, could make their condition worse by allowing the virus to move from their upper to lower airways.

Asymptomatic but infected athletes could exhale or eliminate aerosolised particles that may contain viruses which are then re-inhaled.

“These droplets or aerosol might be re-inhaled and facilitate the spread of the virus from the upper to the lower airways,” the paper states.

The authors also look at the risk of the virus being transmitted during a game.

“In sports where many athletes are in close contact, such as team sports or marathons, the same particles have high chances to be inhaled by other athletes, facilitating viral transmission.

“To emphasise that strenuous exercise induces a much more frequent spitting of secretions and this can further contribute to the environmental SARS-CoV-2 spreading, particularly if the distancing recommendations are not strictly followed.”

A separate new study from Aarhus University, in Denmark, looking at how much exposure players would have to a single infected player on the field, showed that, on average, a player is positioned within an ‘exposure zone’ for one minute and 28 seconds during a match.

On Tuesday, the World Players Association, which represents some 85,000 athletes from different sports in over 60 countries, said competitors should not be rushed back to action.

“At the moment there is a lot of pressure from the leagues on all continents to resume,” WPA Executive Director Brendan Schwab told Reuters in an interview.

“The players can only agree to that (return) if they know that their interests will be protected. “

Soccer’s global players’ union FIFPro has also urged caution.

“We need guidance and protocols on how to return in a healthy and safe manner. Football is a contact sport and we feel very high protection standards are required,” said FIFPro secretary general Jonas Baer-Hoffmann.

Research from Germany and Italy suggests that footballers and other athletes face a particular risk of the coronavirus infecting their lungs, raising major questions over attempts to restart professional football.

Research from Germany and Italy suggests that footballers and other athletes face a particular risk of the coronavirus infecting their lungs, raising major questions over attempts to restart professional football. The research, produced by Italian immunologists and lung specialists based at institutes in Berlin, Rome and Verona, suggests that due to strenuous exercise, elite athletes are more likely to inhale virus particles and direct them to the lower areas of the lung. Also read: Amitabh Bachchan, Ajay Devgn, Priyanka Chopra share heartfelt tributes on Irrfan Khan's death COVID-19, the disease caused by the coronavirus, can cause lung damage and complications such as pneumonia and, in severe cases, acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS). The preprint paper here which has yet to be peer-reviewed, also suggests that athletes who are asymptomatic could make their condition worse by infecting their lungs during strenuous exertion. Football has ground to a halt in all major leagues in Europe and none have yet to resume. European football's governing body UEFA has set a 25 May deadline for leagues to outline their plans to re-start. Also read: White House's official Twitter handle unfollows Prime Minister Narendra Modi Leagues, governing bodies and clubs, however, have said they will only return when play is safe and that they will take medical advice. In their paper: “The First, Comprehensive Immunological Model of COVID-19”, Paolo Matricardi, Roberto Dal Negro and Roberto Nisini raise questions over the safety of playing while the virus remains at large. “The pattern of breathing during strenuous exercise changes dramatically by a tremendous increase of ventilation (i.e.: inspiratory and expiratory volumes of air), and of alveolar ventilation in particular,” the authors state. “Professional athletes (are) particularly exposed (much more than individuals of common population) due to their frequent practice of extreme and long-lasting exercise.” Also read: Irrfan Khan (1967-2020): The man who spoke a thousand words through his eyes The researchers state that the “ideal lungs” of athletes, while helpful in normal conditions, significantly favour the deep inhalation of infectious agents. “Even the SARS-CoV-2 can then spread more easily to the deepest areas of the lungs during strenuous exercise, and there start its aggressive action,” they said. Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome Coronavirus-2 (SARS-CoV-2) is the name given to the 2019 novel coronavirus. COVID-19 is the name given to the disease associated with the virus. “Not by chance, a great proportion of professional football players claimed the occurrence of fever, dry cough and malaise (and dyspnea in some cases) immediately after, or a few hours following their last official match,” note the authors. Asymptomatic athletes Adding to the dangers, the research says that players who have the virus but do not show symptoms, could make their condition worse by allowing the virus to move from their upper to lower airways. Asymptomatic but infected athletes could exhale or eliminate aerosolised particles that may contain viruses which are then re-inhaled. “These droplets or aerosol might be re-inhaled and facilitate the spread of the virus from the upper to the lower airways,” the paper states. The authors also look at the risk of the virus being transmitted during a game. “In sports where many athletes are in close contact, such as team sports or marathons, the same particles have high chances to be inhaled by other athletes, facilitating viral transmission. “To emphasise that strenuous exercise induces a much more frequent spitting of secretions and this can further contribute to the environmental SARS-CoV-2 spreading, particularly if the distancing recommendations are not strictly followed.” A separate new study from Aarhus University, in Denmark, looking at how much exposure players would have to a single infected player on the field, showed that, on average, a player is positioned within an ‘exposure zone’ for one minute and 28 seconds during a match. On Tuesday, the World Players Association, which represents some 85,000 athletes from different sports in over 60 countries, said competitors should not be rushed back to action. “At the moment there is a lot of pressure from the leagues on all continents to resume,” WPA Executive Director Brendan Schwab told Reuters in an interview. “The players can only agree to that (return) if they know that their interests will be protected. “ Soccer’s global players’ union FIFPro has also urged caution. “We need guidance and protocols on how to return in a healthy and safe manner. Football is a contact sport and we feel very high protection standards are required,” said FIFPro secretary general Jonas Baer-Hoffmann.

New research says athletes at risk of COVID-19 spread to lungs

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson and fiancee Carrie Symonds have announced the birth of their first baby boy. The baby was delivered at a government-run hospital in London on Wednesday.

The birth was premature, but the baby boy was born health and Carrie has been reported to be healthy too.&nbsp;"The Prime Minister and Symonds are thrilled to announce the birth of a healthy baby boy at a London hospital earlier this morning. Both mother and baby are doing very well. The PM and Symonds would like to thank the fantastic NHS (National Health Service) maternity team,"&nbsp;a spokesperson for the couple told the media.

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The couple had announced the news of Carrie expecting a baby, and their engagement at the end of February.

The news comes after Boris Johnson fought his battle against coronaviru and joined the office few days ago.&nbsp;He had been recuperating at his Chequers countryside retreat in Buckinghamshire, where he was joined by his pregnant fiancee.

Carrie had also tweeted about Borris' recovery and had thanked the NHS for their support and good work. She was, too, in isolation with the fear of developing symptoms.&nbsp;

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson and fiancee Carrie Symonds have announced the birth of their first baby boy. The baby was delivered at a government-run hospital in London on Wednesday.

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson and fiancee Carrie Symonds have announced the birth of their first baby boy. The baby was delivered at a government-run hospital in London on Wednesday. The birth was premature, but the baby boy was born health and Carrie has been reported to be healthy too. "The Prime Minister and Symonds are thrilled to announce the birth of a healthy baby boy at a London hospital earlier this morning. Both mother and baby are doing very well. The PM and Symonds would like to thank the fantastic NHS (National Health Service) maternity team," a spokesperson for the couple told the media. Also read: UK to hold a minute's silence for fallen frontline workers The couple had announced the news of Carrie expecting a baby, and their engagement at the end of February. The news comes after Boris Johnson fought his battle against coronaviru and joined the office few days ago. He had been recuperating at his Chequers countryside retreat in Buckinghamshire, where he was joined by his pregnant fiancee. Carrie had also tweeted about Borris' recovery and had thanked the NHS for their support and good work. She was, too, in isolation with the fear of developing symptoms.

Boris Johnson and fiancee Carrie Symonds welcome a baby boy

Millions of Americans received a stimulus check from the federal government recently. With that, they also received a one-page letter from President Donald Trump.&nbsp;

“Your Economic Impact Payment Has Arrived,” says the letter’s boldface heading. The letter starts with "My Fellow American".&nbsp;

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“Our great country is experiencing an unprecedented public health and economic challenge as a result of the global coronavirus pandemic,” the letter says. “Our top priority is your health and safety. As we wage total war on this invisible enemy, we are also working around the clock to protect hardworking Americans like you from the consequences of the economic shutdown. We are fully committed to ensuring that you and your family have the support you need to get through this time.”

The letter was signed as "Donald J. Trump" at the bottom of the page in bold, one-inch-high characters. The letter was printed on the white House stationery.

The stimulus payments are a part of a recover package worth&nbsp;$2.2 trillion that was been approved by Congress and signed into law by Donald Trump on March 27.

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According to the economic recover law, a written notice has to be sent via mail to the last known address of any taxpayer who received one of these checks, within 15 days of the money being distributed. The letter should state details such as&nbsp;payment method, the amount of the payment and an IRS phone number to report any failure to receive such a payment.

Nina Olson, executive director of the Center for Taxpayer Rights,&nbsp;told a media organization, "This will harm the IRS and its ability to appear nonpolitical and nonpartisan. If I were there, I would be strongly advocating against this.”

Trump has received a lot of criticism for this move.&nbsp;Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., said the President&nbsp;“unfortunately appears to see the pandemic as just another opportunity to promote his own political interests.”

Millions of Americans received a stimulus check from the federal government recently. With that, they also received a one-page letter from President Donald Trump.

Millions of Americans received a stimulus check from the federal government recently. With that, they also received a one-page letter from President Donald Trump. “Your Economic Impact Payment Has Arrived,” says the letter’s boldface heading. The letter starts with "My Fellow American". Also read: '184 countries going through hell': Trump blames China for coronavirus spread “Our great country is experiencing an unprecedented public health and economic challenge as a result of the global coronavirus pandemic,” the letter says. “Our top priority is your health and safety. As we wage total war on this invisible enemy, we are also working around the clock to protect hardworking Americans like you from the consequences of the economic shutdown. We are fully committed to ensuring that you and your family have the support you need to get through this time.” The letter was signed as "Donald J. Trump" at the bottom of the page in bold, one-inch-high characters. The letter was printed on the white House stationery. The stimulus payments are a part of a recover package worth $2.2 trillion that was been approved by Congress and signed into law by Donald Trump on March 27. Also Read: India gives go head to Malaysia's hydroxychloroquine request According to the economic recover law, a written notice has to be sent via mail to the last known address of any taxpayer who received one of these checks, within 15 days of the money being distributed. The letter should state details such as payment method, the amount of the payment and an IRS phone number to report any failure to receive such a payment. Nina Olson, executive director of the Center for Taxpayer Rights, told a media organization, "This will harm the IRS and its ability to appear nonpolitical and nonpartisan. If I were there, I would be strongly advocating against this.” Trump has received a lot of criticism for this move. Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., said the President “unfortunately appears to see the pandemic as just another opportunity to promote his own political interests.”

"My Fellow American": Trump sends a letter to millions of Americans

Winston, a family dog in North Carolina has tested positive for the coronavirus. It may be the first dog in the United States to test positive for coronavirus, according to researchers.

The McClean family of four found their pug, Winston, tested positive for coronavirus after the family participated in a study about COVID-19 aimed at trying to find potential treatments and vaccines by&nbsp;Duke University. In this study, the subjects undergo weekly nasal swabs and give blood samples.

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Three members of the McClean family,&nbsp;Sam McClean, wife Heather and their son, Ben,&nbsp;had tested positive last month. However, their daughter, Sydney McClean, was the only one to test negative.

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Chris Woods, the principal investigator of the study, said that the reason Winston was tested positive was because the researchers have also been collecting samples from family pets to observe the spread of&nbsp;coronavirus in households.

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According to the university researchers, winston might be the first dog in the US to test positive as till now they haven't received a positive result of any other house pet in the country.&nbsp;Winston was showing mild symptoms while the family was infected with the virus. However,&nbsp;researchers said they do not know if it is coronavirus that made Winston sick, or if he had an unrelated ailment.&nbsp;

The family also has another dog and a cat, who have tested negative. Heather McClean explained that the reason behind this might be that Winston is more affectionate than the other two pets, and therefore the family holds him more.

"His (Winston's) amount of virus that we detected was very low, suggesting that he would not be a likely mechanism or vector of transmission of virus to either other animals or to, to humans in these households," Woods explained.

"He had a small cough for a day or two right in the peak when all of us were sick and he didn't eat his breakfast one morning," Ben McClean told a media organization.

"But we didn't have any concrete, like, super alarming illnesses where we're like, 'we need to take him to the vet. He's like really sick," he added.

Sam McClean tested positive for the virus after he treated few COVID-19 patients at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill where he is&nbsp;a researcher and emergency room doctor.

"I would not change our, our behaviors with our household animals at this point. They're really an important part of our ongoing mental health as we continue to participate in our social distancing to combat the pandemic," Woods said.

The McClean family has recovered and are out of quarantine now.&nbsp;"We are feeling very grateful that we have the opportunity to participate in this research study," Heather told a media organization. "We are really hopeful that we can donate plasma to be able to help other patients."

Winston, a family dog in North Carolina has tested positive for the coronavirus. It may be the first dog in the United States to test positive for coronavirus, according to researchers.

Winston, a family dog in North Carolina has tested positive for the coronavirus. It may be the first dog in the United States to test positive for coronavirus, according to researchers. The McClean family of four found their pug, Winston, tested positive for coronavirus after the family participated in a study about COVID-19 aimed at trying to find potential treatments and vaccines by Duke University. In this study, the subjects undergo weekly nasal swabs and give blood samples. Also read:COVID-19 outbreak: Is Mumbai turning into India's New York City? Three members of the McClean family, Sam McClean, wife Heather and their son, Ben, had tested positive last month. However, their daughter, Sydney McClean, was the only one to test negative. Chris Woods, the principal investigator of the study, said that the reason Winston was tested positive was because the researchers have also been collecting samples from family pets to observe the spread of coronavirus in households. Also Read: India gives go head to Malaysia's hydroxychloroquine request According to the university researchers, winston might be the first dog in the US to test positive as till now they haven't received a positive result of any other house pet in the country. Winston was showing mild symptoms while the family was infected with the virus. However, researchers said they do not know if it is coronavirus that made Winston sick, or if he had an unrelated ailment. The family also has another dog and a cat, who have tested negative. Heather McClean explained that the reason behind this might be that Winston is more affectionate than the other two pets, and therefore the family holds him more. "His (Winston's) amount of virus that we detected was very low, suggesting that he would not be a likely mechanism or vector of transmission of virus to either other animals or to, to humans in these households," Woods explained. "He had a small cough for a day or two right in the peak when all of us were sick and he didn't eat his breakfast one morning," Ben McClean told a media organization. "But we didn't have any concrete, like, super alarming illnesses where we're like, 'we need to take him to the vet. He's like really sick," he added. Sam McClean tested positive for the virus after he treated few COVID-19 patients at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill where he is a researcher and emergency room doctor. "I would not change our, our behaviors with our household animals at this point. They're really an important part of our ongoing mental health as we continue to participate in our social distancing to combat the pandemic," Woods said. The McClean family has recovered and are out of quarantine now. "We are feeling very grateful that we have the opportunity to participate in this research study," Heather told a media organization. "We are really hopeful that we can donate plasma to be able to help other patients."

A pug, Winston, from North Carolina may be the first dog in US to test positive

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