Watch ITBP Spokesperson Vivek Pandey speaking exclusively to WION on coronavirus quarantine. ITBP is managing the quarantine camp at the Chhawla in Delhi which hosted the Italian tourist infected with virus. Earlier, the same camp had quarantined the evacuated Indians from Wuhan on January 31 and February 01.

ITBP Spokesperson Vivek Pandey speaks exclusively to WION on coronavirus quarantine

Fifteen Italian tourists tested positive in preliminary tests&nbsp;for the novel coronavirus in New Delhi taking the total number of confirmed cases to 28&nbsp;in India. The authorities have sent the samples to a facility in Pune for final confirmation.

On Tuesday, 21 Italian nationals,&nbsp;residing in a hotel in South Delhi, were shifted to Indo-Tibetan Border Police quarantine facility for preventive isolation.

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Worldwide, nearly 3,000 people have been killed and about 87,000 infected since the virus was first detected late last year in the central Chinese city of Wuhan.

While the numbers in China are still far lower than the huge daily increases reported during the first two weeks of February, COVID-19 has spread rapidly across borders, with South Korea, Italy and Iran emerging as hotspots.

Till now there are 28 cases of coronavirus in the country,&nbsp;Union Health Minister <a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/coronavirus-harsh-vardhan-to-hold-meeting-with-delhi-government-officials-284106">Harsh Vardhan</a>&nbsp;said while speaking at a&nbsp;press briefing.

To combat the spread of coronavirus, 'We will be conducting a universal screening of all passengers coming from all international flights," health minister also said.

"Out of these 28, three are from Kerala, one each from Delhi and Telangana, six from Agra, an Italian group which had come to India for travelling and their Indian driver which makes it seventeen people," Harsh Vardhan also said.

Last month, three cases were recorded in Kerala, who have now recovered and discharged from hospital.

Meanwhile, Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal has said that the Delhi government has made full preparations to tackle the situation.

For providing treatment to the patients, 25 Delhi hospitals, including 19 government hospitals and six private hospitals have been equipped to handle the influx of patients in case of an emergency.

(With inputs from agencies)

Fifteen Italian tourists tested positive in preliminary tests for the novel coronavirus in New Delhi taking the total number of confirmed cases to 28 in India. The authorities have sent the samples to a facility in Pune for final confirmation.

Fifteen Italian tourists tested positive in preliminary tests for the novel coronavirus in New Delhi taking the total number of confirmed cases to 28 in India. The authorities have sent the samples to a facility in Pune for final confirmation. On Tuesday, 21 Italian nationals, residing in a hotel in South Delhi, were shifted to Indo-Tibetan Border Police quarantine facility for preventive isolation. Also read: Coronavirus live updates: One Intel employee potentially exposed to coronavirus, under quarantine Worldwide, nearly 3,000 people have been killed and about 87,000 infected since the virus was first detected late last year in the central Chinese city of Wuhan. While the numbers in China are still far lower than the huge daily increases reported during the first two weeks of February, COVID-19 has spread rapidly across borders, with South Korea, Italy and Iran emerging as hotspots. Till now there are 28 cases of coronavirus in the country, Union Health Minister Harsh Vardhan said while speaking at a press briefing. To combat the spread of coronavirus, 'We will be conducting a universal screening of all passengers coming from all international flights," health minister also said. "Out of these 28, three are from Kerala, one each from Delhi and Telangana, six from Agra, an Italian group which had come to India for travelling and their Indian driver which makes it seventeen people," Harsh Vardhan also said. Last month, three cases were recorded in Kerala, who have now recovered and discharged from hospital. Meanwhile, Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal has said that the Delhi government has made full preparations to tackle the situation. For providing treatment to the patients, 25 Delhi hospitals, including 19 government hospitals and six private hospitals have been equipped to handle the influx of patients in case of an emergency. (With inputs from agencies)

15 Italian tourists test positive for coronavirus; total number rises to 28 in India

India has summoned Iran Envoy Ali Chegeni over remarks made by Iran FM Javad Zarif.&nbsp;

New Delhi lodged&nbsp;a strong protest over remarks made by Zarif on "matters internal to India."

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Iran FM in a tweet on Monday evening condemned the riots in Delhi in a tone that riled Indian authorities.&nbsp;

Zarif in the tweet said, "Iran condemns the wave of organised violence against Indian Muslims."

Adding, "For centuries, Iran has been a friend of India. We urge Indian authorities to ensure the wellbeing of ALL Indians &amp; not let senseless thuggery prevail. Path forward lies in peaceful dialogue and rule of law."

Also read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/government-working-with-iran-to-bring-home-stranded-indians-jaishankar-283618">Government working with Iran to bring home stranded Indians: Jaishankar</a>

The development comes even as both sides are engaging with each other.&nbsp;Many Indian &amp; Iranian citizens are stranded in each other's countries over coronavirus fears.&nbsp;

India has summoned Iran Envoy Ali Chegeni over remarks made by Iran FM Javad Zarif. New Delhi lodged a strong protest over remarks made by Zarif on "matters internal to India.

India has summoned Iran Envoy Ali Chegeni over remarks made by Iran FM Javad Zarif. New Delhi lodged a strong protest over remarks made by Zarif on "matters internal to India." Also read: UN team arrives as death toll in coronavirus climbs to 66 in Iran Iran FM in a tweet on Monday evening condemned the riots in Delhi in a tone that riled Indian authorities. Zarif in the tweet said, "Iran condemns the wave of organised violence against Indian Muslims." Adding, "For centuries, Iran has been a friend of India. We urge Indian authorities to ensure the wellbeing of ALL Indians & not let senseless thuggery prevail. Path forward lies in peaceful dialogue and rule of law." Also read: Government working with Iran to bring home stranded Indians: Jaishankar The development comes even as both sides are engaging with each other. Many Indian & Iranian citizens are stranded in each other's countries over coronavirus fears.

India summons Iran envoy over FM's remarks on Delhi riots

Shahrukh Khan who pointed a pistol at a Delhi Police head constable during the riots was arrested from Bareilly in Uttar Pradesh, Delhi Police confirmed on Tuesday.

Shahrukh had been missing from the national capital after the incident. The Delhi Police had launched a manhunt to nab him.

Also see: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/photos/delhi-riots-clashes-over-caa-rock-the-national-capital-282859">Delhi Riots: Clashes over CAA rock the national capital</a>

A video of Shahrukh brandishing a gun at Delhi Police head constable Deepak Dahia went viral during the communal riots in northeast Delhi.

On February 24, the police had identified the man in a red T-shirt, who had opened fire at the police, as Shahrukh.

Also read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/delhi-riots-death-toll-rises-to-20-high-alert-in-noida-ghaziabad-282772">Delhi riots: Death toll rises to 20; high alert in Noida, Ghaziabad</a>

Delhi Police had apprehensions that Shahrukh will be in Bareilly as his father has contacts with drug peddlers there. 
 
The Delhi Police team is trying to bring Shahrukh to Delhi on transit remand.

At least 47 people, including a police Head Constable Ratan Lal and Intelligence Bureau (IB) officer Ankit Sharma, have died while around 200 people sustained serious injuries in the violence that raged in the North-East areas of Delhi.

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Shahrukh Khan who pointed a pistol at a Delhi Police head constable during the riots was arrested from Bareilly in Uttar Pradesh, Delhi Police confirmed on Tuesday.

Shahrukh Khan who pointed a pistol at a Delhi Police head constable during the riots was arrested from Bareilly in Uttar Pradesh, Delhi Police confirmed on Tuesday. Shahrukh had been missing from the national capital after the incident. The Delhi Police had launched a manhunt to nab him. Also see: Delhi Riots: Clashes over CAA rock the national capital A video of Shahrukh brandishing a gun at Delhi Police head constable Deepak Dahia went viral during the communal riots in northeast Delhi. On February 24, the police had identified the man in a red T-shirt, who had opened fire at the police, as Shahrukh. Also read: Delhi riots: Death toll rises to 20; high alert in Noida, Ghaziabad Delhi Police had apprehensions that Shahrukh will be in Bareilly as his father has contacts with drug peddlers there. The Delhi Police team is trying to bring Shahrukh to Delhi on transit remand. At least 47 people, including a police Head Constable Ratan Lal and Intelligence Bureau (IB) officer Ankit Sharma, have died while around 200 people sustained serious injuries in the violence that raged in the North-East areas of Delhi.

Delhi riots: Shahrukh who pointed gun at constable nabbed in Uttar Pradesh

Perpetrators of the Delhi violence should be handed out strictest possible punishment, Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal said on Tuesday after meeting with Prime Minister Narendra Modi, the first since he took over the post for the third time.

Also read:<a href="https://www.wionews.com/opinions-blogs/delhi-violence-the-price-society-pays-for-violence-is-immeasurable-and-enormous-283279"> Delhi violence: The price society pays for violence is immeasurable and enormous</a>

"I raised the demand for strictest possible punishment for the perpetrators responsible for the riots in Delhi, irrespective of their party, religion or status," Kejriwal told ANI here.

Also read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/police-arrest-over-500-for-delhi-violence-283285">Police arrest over 500 for Delhi violence</a>

Terming his meeting with the Prime Minister a 'courtesy call' Kejriwal said the duo also discussed the spread of coronavirus. 
"We (the Centre and Delhi government) should work together to stop the spread of coronavirus and for treating the people who are infected with it," the chief minister said.

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Later at a press conference, elaborating about the meeting, Kejriwal said that he had praised the state police for the commendable work is done on Sunday (March 1) evening in preventing rumours in various areas of Delhi.

"I also said that the same kind of alertness and response should have been shown by the police department on Monday and Tuesday (February 24 and 25) then the loss of lives could have been prevented," Kejriwal said.

"I also said to the PM that we must take all necessary steps to ensure that such riots do not take place in Delhi ever again," he added. 
At least 47 people lost their lives and more than 200 injured in the violence in North-East Delhi.

Perpetrators of the Delhi violence should be handed out strictest possible punishment, Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal said on Tuesday after meeting with Prime Minister Narendra Modi, the first since he took over the post for the third time.

Perpetrators of the Delhi violence should be handed out strictest possible punishment, Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal said on Tuesday after meeting with Prime Minister Narendra Modi, the first since he took over the post for the third time. Also read: Delhi violence: The price society pays for violence is immeasurable and enormous "I raised the demand for strictest possible punishment for the perpetrators responsible for the riots in Delhi, irrespective of their party, religion or status," Kejriwal told ANI here. Also read: Police arrest over 500 for Delhi violence Terming his meeting with the Prime Minister a 'courtesy call' Kejriwal said the duo also discussed the spread of coronavirus. "We (the Centre and Delhi government) should work together to stop the spread of coronavirus and for treating the people who are infected with it," the chief minister said. Later at a press conference, elaborating about the meeting, Kejriwal said that he had praised the state police for the commendable work is done on Sunday (March 1) evening in preventing rumours in various areas of Delhi. "I also said that the same kind of alertness and response should have been shown by the police department on Monday and Tuesday (February 24 and 25) then the loss of lives could have been prevented," Kejriwal said. "I also said to the PM that we must take all necessary steps to ensure that such riots do not take place in Delhi ever again," he added. At least 47 people lost their lives and more than 200 injured in the violence in North-East Delhi.

Kejriwal meets PM Modi, appeals for strict action against perpetrators of Delhi riots

Perpetrators of the Delhi violence should be handed out strictest possible punishment, Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal said on Tuesday after meeting with Prime Minister Narendra Modi, the first since he took over the post for the third time.

Also read:<a href="https://www.wionews.com/opinions-blogs/delhi-violence-the-price-society-pays-for-violence-is-immeasurable-and-enormous-283279"> Delhi violence: The price society pays for violence is immeasurable and enormous</a>

 
"I raised the demand for strictest possible punishment for the perpetrators responsible for the riots in Delhi, irrespective of their party, religion or status," Kejriwal told ANI here.

Also read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/police-arrest-over-500-for-delhi-violence-283285">Police arrest over 500 for Delhi violence</a>

 
Terming his meeting with the Prime Minister a 'courtesy call' Kejriwal said the duo also discussed the spread of coronavirus. 
"We (the Centre and Delhi government) should work together to stop the spread of coronavirus and for treating the people who are infected with it," the chief minister said.

Later at a press conference, elaborating about the meeting, Kejriwal said that he had praised the state police for the commendable work is done on Sunday (March 1) evening in preventing rumours in various areas of Delhi. 
"I also said that the same kind of alertness and response should have been shown by the police department on Monday and Tuesday (February 24 and 25) then the loss of lives could have been prevented," Kejriwal said. 
"I also said to the PM that we must take all necessary steps to ensure that such riots do not take place in Delhi ever again," he added. 
At least 47 people lost their lives and more than 200 injured in the violence in North-East Delhi.

Panic gripped the residents of several parts of west Delhi on Sunday evening following false rumours of violence but the Delhi Police denied any incident and appealed people to remain calm.

The Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) said it had shut down the entry and exit gates of seven metro stations but did not give any reason. The stations were later reopened. 
"A rumour has been noticed that there is some tension in Khyala-Raghubir Nagar area of West District. There is no truth behind it. All are requested to keep calm as the situation is absolutely normal &amp; peaceful," DCP West Deepak Purohit said.

"There are some rumours regarding some communal tension in Tilak Nagar and Khyala area. It is intimated that there is No tension in Tilak Nagar and Khyala and whole west Distt area. Nothing to worry about," he added.

Police said some "unsubstantiated reports" of tension in southeast and west districts were circulated on the social media.

"It is to reiterate that these are all rumours. Don't pay attention to such rumours. Delhi Police is closely monitoring accounts spreading rumours and taking action," they said, adding that rumours about tension in Dwarka and Badarpur areas were also "unsubstantiated".

Shopkeepers downed shutters and people rushed to reach home early in several areas including Subhash Nagar, Tilak Nagar, Janakpuri and Khyala in west Delhi. 
Tilak Nagar MLA Jarnail Singh too urged people to remain calm.

"I reached at the site as soon as I heard of the rumour of riots, shops were shut people were in a state of panic but no one saw any riots happening. It was a conspiracy to spread rumours and spoil the atmosphere. I appeal to people to maintain peace and brotherhood and do not believe the rumours," he said.

Rajesh Sharma, a resident of Subhash Nagar, said he had gone to a mall in west Delhi when at around 7:45 pm, he witnessed sudden commotion.

"The outlets inside the mall began shutting down and the situation remained tense for nearly 20 minutes before the police arrived and assured everyone that the situation was normal,"

he said. 
Meanwhile, the metro stations which were briefly shut down included Tilak Nagar, Nangloi, Surajmal Stadium, Badarpur, Tughlakabad, Uttam Nagar west and Nawada metro stations.

Panic gripped the residents of several parts of west Delhi on Sunday evening following false rumours of violence but the Delhi Police denied any incident and appealed people to remain calm.

Panic gripped the residents of several parts of west Delhi on Sunday evening following false rumours of violence but the Delhi Police denied any incident and appealed people to remain calm. The Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) said it had shut down the entry and exit gates of seven metro stations but did not give any reason. The stations were later reopened. "A rumour has been noticed that there is some tension in Khyala-Raghubir Nagar area of West District. There is no truth behind it. All are requested to keep calm as the situation is absolutely normal & peaceful," DCP West Deepak Purohit said. "There are some rumours regarding some communal tension in Tilak Nagar and Khyala area. It is intimated that there is No tension in Tilak Nagar and Khyala and whole west Distt area. Nothing to worry about," he added. Police said some "unsubstantiated reports" of tension in southeast and west districts were circulated on the social media. "It is to reiterate that these are all rumours. Don't pay attention to such rumours. Delhi Police is closely monitoring accounts spreading rumours and taking action," they said, adding that rumours about tension in Dwarka and Badarpur areas were also "unsubstantiated". Shopkeepers downed shutters and people rushed to reach home early in several areas including Subhash Nagar, Tilak Nagar, Janakpuri and Khyala in west Delhi. Tilak Nagar MLA Jarnail Singh too urged people to remain calm. "I reached at the site as soon as I heard of the rumour of riots, shops were shut people were in a state of panic but no one saw any riots happening. It was a conspiracy to spread rumours and spoil the atmosphere. I appeal to people to maintain peace and brotherhood and do not believe the rumours," he said. Rajesh Sharma, a resident of Subhash Nagar, said he had gone to a mall in west Delhi when at around 7:45 pm, he witnessed sudden commotion. "The outlets inside the mall began shutting down and the situation remained tense for nearly 20 minutes before the police arrived and assured everyone that the situation was normal," he said. Meanwhile, the metro stations which were briefly shut down included Tilak Nagar, Nangloi, Surajmal Stadium, Badarpur, Tughlakabad, Uttam Nagar west and Nawada metro stations.

False rumours of violence spark panic in parts of Delhi, police appeals for calm

The death toll in Delhi’s worst riots in more than three decades climbed to 38 on February 27 as the violence declined but did not subside completely and thousands of people began picking up the pieces of their shattered lives and livelihoods. Four days after communal clashes that began in northeast Delhi over the amended citizenship law and spiralled into bloodshed, arson and looting. Watch report:

Anti-CAA Delhi violence death toll rises to 38

The death toll in violence in the Indian capital Delhi has risen to 32. The Anti-CAA protests have now turned into violent riots. The Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has appealed to maintain harmony and peace.

India: Death toll in Delhi violence rises to 32

Delhi has been ranked as the fifth most polluted city in the world with an average of 98.6 Particulate Matter (PM 2.5) concentration. It has topped the list of most polluted capital cities in the world.

Delhi is the most polluted capital in the world

According to the latest reports, the death toll in violent protest in the Indian capital Delhi has risen to 20 with at least 150 people injured. Violent clashes are in Delhi over the new Citizenship Act in India.

Delhi violence: Death toll rises to 20, at least 150 injured in clashes over CAA

According to the latest reports, the death toll in a violent protest in the Indian capital Delhi has risen to 20 with over 189 people injured. Violent clashes are in Delhi over the new Citizenship Act in India.

Indian PM Narendra Modi tweets on violence in capital

13 people are reportedly dead in the violent clashes in Delhi over the new Citizenship Act in India. At least 150 people are injured in the clashes.

Delhi violence: 13 dead in violent clashes over CAA

According to the latest reports, 20 people are reportedly dead with more at least 150 injured in the violent clashes. The clashes are taking place in the Indian capital over the amended Citizenship Act in India.

Delhi violence: Death toll rises to 20 in clashes over CAA

Security has been tightened outside the Motera Stadium in Ahmedabad ahead of US President Donald Trump's visit. The stadium will be hosting the 'Namaste Trump' event which is scheduled later in the day today. WION gets you latest from the Motera Stadium.

WION Ground report from Motera Stadium, Trump India visit

The national capital will be on high alert once President Trump reaches New Delhi for the official part of his two-day visit. American and Indian flags have been placed along the iconic road and on February 25 Trump will arrive in New Delhi and will receive a Presidential grand welcome. Anti-drone team of the national security guards, snipers and elite commandos have been roped in to secure the area. Watch report:

New Delhi gears up to welcome Trump, Security heightened

A cleanliness drive is going on at the historic Sabarmati Ashram and a thorough security check is also being done. US President Donald Trump will arrive on a 2-day India visit from February 24 with first lady Melania Trump. Apart from Delhi, the US President will also visit Ahmedabad. Watch the full video for more information.

Trump to visit Mahatma Gandhi's Sabarmati Ashram directly form Ahmedabad airport

The Supreme Court on Thursday reserved verdict on Nirbhaya gangrape convict Vinay Sharma's request for reconsidering the rejection of his mercy plea.

The verdict will be announced tomorrow at 1400 IST.

Sharma, along with three others have been convicted in the horrific December 16 Nirbhaya rape case and his mercy petition was earlier rejected by the president of India.&nbsp;

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AP Singh, lawyer of convict Sharma argued before the SC that Sharma's social investigation and medical status report, and his nominal role in the incident have not been taken into consideration by the president while dismissing the mercy plea.&nbsp;

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Also read:&nbsp;Nirbhaya's parents move Delhi court seeking death warrant for convicts; hearing Wednesday

"He was illegally tortured in Tihar jail prison," Singh said to the apex court.&nbsp;

Sharma's counsel also said that the Delhi lieutenant governor and its home minister had not signed the recommendation for rejection of his mercy plea.

However, a bench of Justices R Banumathi, Ashok Bhushan and AS Bopanna said that the LG and the home minister indeed signed the recommendation for rejection of his mercy plea.&nbsp;

On December 16, 2012, a paramedical student was brutally gangraped and assaulted by six men in a private bus and thrown out of the moving vehicle in the national capital. The victim later succumbed to her injuries and the incident caused a huge uproar in the nation. &nbsp;

Out of the six men, one committed suicide when was lodged in jail and another convict was released after serving his term as a juvenile.&nbsp;

The remaining four convicts were sentenced to death and the decision was upheld by the apex court.&nbsp;

The Supreme Court on Thursday reserved verdict on Nirbhaya gangrape convict Vinay Sharma's request for reconsidering the rejection of his mercy plea. The verdict will be announced tomorrow at 1400 IST.

The Supreme Court on Thursday reserved verdict on Nirbhaya gangrape convict Vinay Sharma's request for reconsidering the rejection of his mercy plea. The verdict will be announced tomorrow at 1400 IST. Sharma, along with three others have been convicted in the horrific December 16 Nirbhaya rape case and his mercy petition was earlier rejected by the president of India. Also read: 'I too have some rights': Nirbhaya's mother breaks down in Delhi court AP Singh, lawyer of convict Sharma argued before the SC that Sharma's social investigation and medical status report, and his nominal role in the incident have not been taken into consideration by the president while dismissing the mercy plea. Also read: Nirbhaya case: Nation's patience tested by delay tactics of death row convicts, Centre tells SC Also read: Nirbhaya's parents move Delhi court seeking death warrant for convicts; hearing Wednesday "He was illegally tortured in Tihar jail prison," Singh said to the apex court. Sharma's counsel also said that the Delhi lieutenant governor and its home minister had not signed the recommendation for rejection of his mercy plea. However, a bench of Justices R Banumathi, Ashok Bhushan and AS Bopanna said that the LG and the home minister indeed signed the recommendation for rejection of his mercy plea. On December 16, 2012, a paramedical student was brutally gangraped and assaulted by six men in a private bus and thrown out of the moving vehicle in the national capital. The victim later succumbed to her injuries and the incident caused a huge uproar in the nation. Out of the six men, one committed suicide when was lodged in jail and another convict was released after serving his term as a juvenile. The remaining four convicts were sentenced to death and the decision was upheld by the apex court.

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