A five-year-old boy travelled alone from Delhi to meet his mother in Bengaluru after three months. A few domestic flight routes started plying across the country, and Vihaan Sharma was one of these fights.

As flights restart operation, 5 year-old-boy flies alone to meet his mother after three months

The Venice Film Festival will go ahead as scheduled at the beginning of September, Luca Zaia, the governor of the region around the Italian city said on Sunday (May 24) as the spread of the new coronavirus in the country slows.

Venice Film Festival set for September , local governor says

The lagoon city of Venice welcomed back tourists on a sunny Sunday (May 24) after the easing of lockdown restrictions.

Italian tourists return to Venice

The government on Sunday issued a Standard Operating Protocol (SOP) for the return of Indians stranded abroad due to the coronavirus lockdown, saying it will be a paid service and preference will be given to those who are in distress, who have lost their jobs or to pregnant women.

MHA issues SOP for stranded Indians who wish to return

A woman, who recently gave birth to a child in Madya Pradesh's Burhanpur, has named her son 'Lockdown Yadav' -- as a mark to signify the challenging times he was born in.

Meet Lockdown Yadav, a newborn that epitomises the coronavirus pandemic

One of the biggest e-commerce company, Amazon India, has announced that it will be generating 50,000 seasonal roles. The news has come at a point when thousands of people are losing their jobs due to the nationwide lockdown which has been in place for the past three months.

Amazon to generate 50,000 jobs in India amid coronavirus

As the world battles coronavirus, a lot of countries have been having a hard time saving their economy. Pakistan, a country that has already been struggling economically, has seen a steep decline in the economy.

World Bank approves USD 500 million loan for Pakistan

As the aviation industry gears up to get back in air from Monday, Ministry of Health and Family Welfare have issued guidelines for international and domestic travel.

New guidelines issued for domestic travel; Aarogya Setu app compulsory

Rome’s famous Galleria Borghese museum reopens after more than two months of lockdown.

Rome’s famous galleria Borghese reopens after lockdown

Portuguese return to beaches on first state-sanctioned weekend

Wuhan, the epicenter of coronavirus is slowly gaining its lost life back after months of trauma, grief and fear.

Wuhan comes back to life after coronavirus lockdown

Sri Lanka will ease the coronavirus lockdown restrictions from May 26, limiting the curfew hours from 10.00 pm to 4.00 am among other relaxations. The curfew will be lifted during the day across the country, including hot-spot districts of Colombo and Gampaha, President Gotabaya Rajapaksa's said in a statement.

Sri Lanka to ease coronavirus restrictions from May 26

Spain, one of the worst hit countries by coronavirus, saw one of the strictest lockdowns. However, now Spain is easing the lockdown now. Considering the same, Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez, on Saturday announced that Spain will be resuming tourism from July.

COVID 19: Spain plans to open tourism from July to save economy

As the aviation industry gets ready to start services from Monday, state governments are implementing all possible precautions for the incoming passengers. Keeping the same in mind, Karnataka and Punjab governments have announced that the incoming passengers will have to go through a quarantine period.

COVID 19: Karnataka and Punjab to quarantine incoming passengers

More than 28,000 Indians have registered for repatriation in western Saudi Arabia while in that part of the country 43 Indians have been confirmed dead due to COVID.

COVID 19: On Saudi Arabia's advice, Haj arrangements are on hold

In a very interesting and proactive development, 25 stranded Indians were brought back from Tunisia in a military plane, which was en route Thailand and Vietnam.

Tunisian military plane enroute to East Asia brings back 25 stranded Indians; Indian envoy Kundal thanks the govt

US President Donald Trump visited a Ford Motor Co plant on Thursday, and was spotted without a face ask yet again. He travelled to the crucial U.S. election battleground state of Michigan amid tensions with its Democratic governor during the coronavirus pandemic.

I didn't want to give the press the pleasure of seeing it: Trump on not wearing mask

The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) on Friday decided to cut the policy rate by 40 basis points from 4.4 per cent to 4 per cent. The reverse repo rate has been reduced to 3.

RBI announces emergency 40 basis point rate cut, 3-month loan moratorium extension

The Tamil Nadu Government has permitted the resumption of filming television serials and other programmes, on the condition that stipulated restrictions are strictly followed.

Tamil Nadu Government allows TV serials to resume shooting; Industry welcomes move

Greece has managed to win the battle against coronavirus, as the country has less than 170 deaths over two months into the pandemic. Keeping this in mind, Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis, on Wednesday, announced that the country will be restarting its tourism industry from mid-June, and will resume international flights from July 01.

Greece to resume international travel from July 01; no screening to be done

The education institutes and universities are trying their best to make sure that the nationwide lockdown doesn't adversely affect the students. Keeping the same in mind, University of Delhi (DU) decided to conduct online open book examinations for all students.

Delhi University students protest against online exams; '#DUWithSolutions' trends on twitter

Prime Minister Imran Khan said that developing countries like Pakistan face the dilemma of whether to protect their people from COVID-19 or hunger as he defended his decision to ease the nationwide lockdown to save millions of people who would have starved to death due to the coronavirus-related restrictions.

Millions would have starved if COVID-19 lockdown was not eased: Pak PM

The Indian Railways has decided to expand their train services from 15 passenger trains to more than 200 from June 1 and online booking for these trains will begin on May 21.

Railways to resume 200 non-AC passenger trains from June 1

As Japan's restaurants and bars slowly open up from a coronavirus lockdown, many are looking to reassure the public that dining out is safe again and one Japanese-style izakaya pub thinks it has found the perfect solution.

New normal? Japanese pub disinfects customers with spray machine

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