Tablighi Jamaat: Delhi Nizamuddin event sparks massive search for Covid-19 cases

Tablighi Jamaat: Delhi Nizamuddin event sparks massive search for Covid-19 cases

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Amid distress fears,the first official analysis states"One thousand cases in 12 days,lockdown working " writes the Tribune. The paper quotes the Cabinet Secretary saying " No plans to extend 21 day shutdown."
The Pioneer mentions about the Government roping in domestic , global players for ventilators , masks and PPEs under the headline "Bids on for ample Covid gear."'
And Finally ,With Work-from- home becoming the norm ,professionals are making the most of their extra time indoors. The Times of India writes,'' Employees use free time to upskill, learn new tech."

Coronavirus - 6 Who Attended Delhi Mosque Congregation Die Of COVID-19 In Telangana

Coronavirus - 6 Who Attended Delhi Mosque Congregation Die Of COVID-19 In Telangana

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The continuing mass movement of migrant workers on roads and highways amid the countrywide coronavirus lockdown gets top attention in newspapers today.
"Government orders sealing of state, district borders to check mass infection," reports the Statesman. The Times of India writes "Seal borders to stem migrant exodus, ensure shelter, food, wages, rent relief: Government to states." The Hindu says, "Migrant workers to be stopped, quarantined at borders, orders Centre."
"Informal sector workers not registered, officials flag problems in paying wages" headlines the Indian Express.
"No more essential and non-essential: curbs on goods transport lifted" informs the Indian Express. "Newspaper supply chains in list of essential services" writes the Hindustan Times.
Quoting a Chinese research underlining the importance of random testing at a mass scale to identify the 'silent carriers' of Covid-19, the Pioneer writes "Mass tests in India must, as  50 per cent China cases showed no symptom."
"Spain Princess 1st royal to die from Covid-19" notes the Times of India.
"German Minister kills self on "Virus crisis worries" headlines the Pioneer.
Under the caption "Lockdown Tips",  The Hindustan Times shares the story of navy commander Abhilash Tomy who spent an astonishing 275 days in complete isolation trapped at sea.
And finally, there is a silver lining in the countrywide coronavirus lockdown and that is clean air. Quoting from the Central Pollution Control Board data, the Pioneer writes - as many as 103 cities in India registered vastly improved air quality on Sunday with people seeing blue skies instead of heavy grey smog.

Modi seeks 'forgiveness' from India's poor over COVID-19 lockdown

Modi seeks 'forgiveness' from India's poor over COVID-19 lockdown

TODAY'S NEWSPAPERS:-
Latest figures, measures on the economic front and preparedness to tackle Covid19 is the lead in all newspapers today.
Talking about the Financial steps taken by RBI, The Hindu headline reads, "RBI cuts rates, allows loan moratorium". While The Economic Times states, " DAS injects Much - Needed Capital".
The Times of India spells out 10 things to do at home to beat Quarantine Blues.
And finally, with majority of people indoors, Doordarshan is all set to retelecast Ramayana from today.
Highlighting the spark of humanity The Tribune talks about Domino's comes to rescue of needy in Baddi's industrial belt.

Kerala reports first coronavirus death in Kochi; India toll at 20

Kerala reports first coronavirus death in Kochi; India toll at 20

TODAY'S NEWSPAPERS:-
Latest figures, measures on the economic front and preparedness to tackle Covid19 is the lead in all newspapers today.
Talking about the Financial steps taken by RBI, The Hindu headline reads, "RBI cuts rates, allows loan moratorium". While The Economic Times states, " DAS injects Much - Needed Capital".
The Times of India spells out 10 things to do at home to beat Quarantine Blues.
And finally, with majority of people indoors, Doordarshan is all set to retelecast Ramayana from today.
Highlighting the spark of humanity The Tribune talks about Domino's comes to rescue of needy in Baddi's industrial belt.

British PM Boris Johnson Tests Positive For Coronavirus

British PM Boris Johnson Tests Positive For Coronavirus

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A package focused on emergency cash transfers into bank accounts of the poor by the government grabs the front page headline in all the newspapers today.

"Cash transfers, free foodgrains for poor in ₹1.7 lakh cr corona package" , writes the The Times of India.The Hindustan Times says , "India fights economic epidemic."

"Infection rate graph stable post curfew " is a headline in The Tribune. While The Hindu states,"Rate of spread has slowed relatively".

India has over 1 yr food grain reserve, reports The Pioneer.

"Centre planning 150- fold hike to boost testing capacity to 37 lakh ", writes the Financial Express.

In a heartwarming tale When humanity shines even through the gloom of Covid-19, Shoe exporters in Agra will hand out 5,000 food packets to those who have lost their livelihoods.

Confirmed coronavirus cases in India cross 600-mark; Maharashtra worst-hit state

Confirmed coronavirus cases in India cross 600-mark; Maharashtra worst-hit state

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"Modi Draws Laxman Rekha" headlines The Hindustan Times. The Times of India writes "India Under Lockdown for 3 Weeks". "India, Locked and Loaded... in the fight against Covid-19" states The Economic Times. 'Jaan hai to Jahan hai, stay indoors' The Pioneer quotes the Prime Minister.

"Modi assures essentials open; rules underline adherence, with threat of penal action" reports The Indian Express. The paper also notes "Compliance norms eased for firms, FM says financial package 'sooner than later' ", on Nirmala Sitharaman announcing a series of regulatory and compliance-related relaxation for taxpayers.

"Ensure smooth operations of print, electronic media to check fake news: Centre to states" is a front page story in the Times of India.

And finally, "How India worked out epidemic model". The Mail Today says, a study by Indian and international researchers used mathematical modelling to predict Coronavirus spread in Delhi, Mumbai, Bengaluru and Kolkata, at least two weeks before Coronavirus was declared a pandemic. 

30 States Under Total Lockdown As Coronavirus Cases Cross 470

30 States Under Total Lockdown As Coronavirus Cases Cross 470

TODAY'S NEWSPAPERS HEADLINES :-

All newspapers today are splashed with news on the Corona-Virus and its impact in all spheres of life.


While The Hindustan Times leads with "Locked down till March 31st", the Financial Express writes, "Budget plans may go haywire as Covid-19 wreaks havoc".


The Times of India states "Nation says thanks with taalis and thaalis".


With SEBI extending the time limit for filing financial results for the quarter and year ending March 2020, The Economic Times reports, "No Distancing for Audit, Results season to be hit".


In a change of roles, dormitories to be used for Corona-Virus patients, The Indian Express says, "Puducherry Cricket Board opens dorm doors for patients".


And finally, amidst the Janata curfew, in some positive effects people engaged themselves in cooking, reading, listening to nature and spending quality time with the family.

Janta curfew: Beginning of a long battle, says PM Modi

Janta curfew: Beginning of a long battle, says PM Modi

AN OVERVIEW OF TODAY'S NEWSPAPERS HEADLINES:-


“Nation gears up for Janata curfew today” leads The Statesman. “City bans gatherings of 5 ahead of janata curfew” headlines Hindustan Times. The paper quotes the Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal as saying “Delhi to be put under complete lockdown if circumstances require”.

“No community transmission of coronavirus, says Centre” writes The Hindu.

“Private labs with kits okayed by EU, USFDA can test for corona” writes the Times of India adding “Only on doctors advice and test cost can’t top 4,500 rupees”.

“Government may suspend trains for a few days.

The government has fixed mask retail price at rupees 10 and sanitizers at rupees 100 for 200ml reports the Pioneer.

"Stay In Whichever City You Are," Says PM A Day Before Janata Curfew

"Stay In Whichever City You Are," Says PM A Day Before Janata Curfew

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Resignation of Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister, Kamal Nath; news related to Covid-19 and the hanging of the 4 convicts in the Nirbhaya case, are the main headlines in dailies.

"Kamal Nath resigns ahead of floor test; BJP set to form government" is the headline in The Hindu. 

The Financial Express headline reads, "Delhi, Mumbai move closer to shutdown".  Writing about the singer Kanika Kapoor contracting the virus, the paper reports that the news has rocked Parliament and Rashtrapati Bhawan.

Hindustan Times writes that experts fear that a sharp bump in corona tally could be the beginning of a larger spread.

"'Long live Nirbhaya' fills air as rapists walk to gallows" reads The Pioneer headline.  "Justice at dawn" headlines The Times of India.

The Indian Express reports that during Sunday Janata Curfew trains and the Metro will not run.

Finally,  "Sensex rises 1,628 points on stimulus hopes" reports The Times of India on its front page. The Economic Times writes, "Market recovers nearly 6% but Dalal Street still wary of lockdowns".

Telangana reports 8 new COVID-19 cases

Telangana reports 8 new COVID-19 cases

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All-possible measures to tackle the spread of Coronavirus dominate the press today.

"Centre asks private hospitals to reserve beds for isolation" is the lead in the Times of India. "Government recommends anti-HIV drug combo in high-risk cases" writes the Financial Express. "Accredited private labs set to conduct tests" says the Pioneer.

"Four test positive in 24 hours in Noida, Gurgaon" reports the Times of India. "A mad scramble home for students after India bans all flights from UK" states the Indian Express.

And finally, the Hindustan Times notes the "First global postponement: Euro'20 now Euro'21". The event marking UEFA's 60th anniversary has been postponed for a year, becoming the biggest sporting casualty yet due to COVID-19.

Woman brutally murdered in Telangana, nude body dumped under culvert

Woman brutally murdered in Telangana, nude body dumped under culvert

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The Indian Government intensifying efforts to halt the spread of COVID-19, is given top priority in all newspapers. "India enters critical phase in fight against COVID-19",  headlines The Times of India, adding that social distancing of 'six feet separation' has emerged as the watch world for fighting the pandemic.

As the shut down and lock down in India continues - the ban on passengers from other countries is also highlighted. The  Asian Age writes "Government bars all entry from UK, Europe and Turkey".

Hindustan Times reports that as the day of hanging of the death-row convicts in the Nirbhaya gang rape and murder case nears, three of the four convicts have approached The International Court of Justice, seeking a stay on the execution of their death sentences.

And finally, the Pioneer reports that Harvard Medical School in the United States has recommended yoga, meditation and controlled breathing to address anxiety issues related to the novel coronavirus that has now spread fast across America.

BJP Paid Rs 65 Crore To Buy 5 Gujarat MLAs' Resignation: Congress

BJP Paid Rs 65 Crore To Buy 5 Gujarat MLAs' Resignation: Congress

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Most newspapers today are splashed with the latest on coronavirus.

"Prepare, don't panic: Modi proposes Saarc Virus Fund" is the headline in the Hindustan Times. Newspapers also carry pictures of workers disinfecting a coach of the Delhi-Jammu Rajdhani Express in New Delhi station.

In the still pending Nirbhaya case, The Pioneer informs, "Tihar asks hangman to report 3 days ahead of execution".

In an effort to preserve the cultural heritage, The Times of India reports, "Govt. to review policy on buildings near monuments".

And finally, in a bid to put brakes on over-speeding, The Tribune says, "speed radars along NH-44 to check mishaps".

India Declares Coronavirus A Notified Disaster

India Declares Coronavirus A Notified Disaster

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The top headline in most dailies today continues to benews related to coronavirus.



"States in shutdown mode as Covid claims 2ndvictim", headlines The Tribune.  MailToday writes, Corona alarm bleeds city business.


The headline in The Economic Times reads, "Marketbulls out of ICU, but still in quarantine".  The Times of India writes, "Day afterrecord fall, sensex up after historic 5000 U-turn".


Modi calls for joint SAARC strategy to combat Covidwrites The Asian Age.


The Times of India reports that the Supreme Court isto hear only urgent matters from March 16.


The Asian Age shows a photograph of Farooq Abdullah, just released from a 32 week detention and quotes him as saying that his freedom still incomplete.

Coronavirus: First death confirmed in India

Coronavirus: First death confirmed in India

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Precautionary measures to battle the Coronavirus outbreak, and the rout in the markets are major stories in the newspapers today.

"Delhi declares COVID-19 an epidemic, shuts schools, colleges and cinemas" writes the Hindu. "City declares virus epidemic as first Indian dies in Karnataka" headlines the Hindustan Times.

"Virus past its prime in China, to peak in May-June outside" notes the Pioneer. "Cautious India Inc asks staff to work from home" states the Economic Times.

"Corona wipes out 11 lakh crore rupees" leads the Asian Age, of the bloodbath on Dalal Street. The Times of India terms it "World War C: Sensex crashes 2919 points, by far its worst ever".

On a more positive note, the Economic Times reports "Jan Industrial Output expands 2 percent; Retail Inflation in Feb Eases", making room for a rate cut in the wake of virus woes.

Karnataka man dies, could be India’s first coronavirus casualty

Karnataka man dies, could be India’s first coronavirus casualty

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There are no newspaper editions today as their offices were closed for Holi yesterday. Here are the highlights from the E-editions of dailies.

"MP govt teeters as Scindia & 22 MLAs quit, set to join BJP" leads The Times of India.

"BJP’s Holi gift: Jyotiraditya Scindia changes colours; Congress scramble to ringfence MLAs" headlines The Indian Express.

"Wounded North-East Delhi sees Holi as healer" is the lead in the Mail Today. The daily adds "Putting behind terrible memories of the riots, communities come together to celebrate the festival of colours amid ruins".

At the Asian boxing olympic qualifiers, Hindustan Times reports "Simranjit Kaur storms into final, assured silver medal".

New cases from Kerala, Karnataka take total count in India above 50

New cases from Kerala, Karnataka take total count in India above 50

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The political turmoil in the Congress government in Madhya Pradesh is prominently noticed on the front pages. "MP government in crisis as 17 MLAs loyal to Scindia fly to Bengaluru" reports the Times of India.
The Allahabad High Court direction to the UP government regarding hoardings with the names and pictures of anti-CAA protestors is highlighted in several papers. The Hindustan Times writes "Court pulls up UP : Pull down posters naming protestors".
On the crash in the stock markets, the Asian Age reports "Black Monday : Sensex's biggest fall in history,down 1,941 points; rupee hit".
Many papers highlight a report by the Association of Democratic Reforms on sources of political funding in the country. The Pioneer states "67% of political funds from unknown sources".
The Hindu takes note of the concern expressed by a Parliamentary panel as it reports "Fall in percentage of school education funds for SC, STs".
And finally... hear hear all you tipplers....the Indian Express informs us ""Government to launch mahua-based alcoholic drink ; to cost 700 rupees for 750 ml bottle, will come in six flavours".

Investors Lose More Than Rs 7 Lakh Crore As Selloff Deepens

Investors Lose More Than Rs 7 Lakh Crore As Selloff Deepens 

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To inspire others on International Women's Day, "Modi hands over FB, Twitter, You Tube, Instagram accounts to 7 achievers" writes the Hindustan Times.

"Corona thrives in Kerala, infects 5" writes The Pioneer, raising the all India cases now to 39. The paper adds, "Arunachal bans foreigners' entry. Delhi buses, Metro to be disinfected".

A Business Standard headline reports, "From loans to refills at doorsteps, Ujjwala may get a facelift", as an introduction of mobile LPG vans is being planned across the country.

An Economic Times headline reports, "Transformative changes to make power sector financially viable", to ensure uninterrupted and affordable power supply.

And finally, to cause less pollution, students from IIT Delhi are distributing cow dung logs. The Times of India writes "Greener Holika dahan with cow dung". 

Two suspected coronavirus cases emerge in Jammu and Kashmir

Coronavirus outbreak LIVE Updates: Two suspected coronavirus cases emerge in Jammu and Kashmir

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The Yes Bank crash dominates headlines this morning. "Withdrawal limit triggers panic among lakhs of customers" writes the Mail Today. "SBI to be white knight for Yes Bank in RBI's rejig scheme" informs Business Line adding "State Bank needs to pick 49 % in private lender."

"Coronavirus cases in India rise to 31, major events off" leads the Asian Age.

The Tribune quoting the Supreme Court writes "NGOs working for public cause can not be denied foreign funds."

The Statesman quotes the government as saying "No passport for corrupt babus."

On the alleged killing of Intelligence Bureau staffer Ankit Sharma, Hindustan Times writes "Tahir Hussain in 7 days custody."

And finally, Cold spell has returned to stay beyond Holi. The Pioneer reports that those who have already tucked away their winter clothings and brought out the summer wear should rethink as the India Meteorological Department has predicted slight cold spell to continue till March 18th.

Global Coronavirus Infections Surpass 1,00,000 as Outbreak Wreaks Financial Havoc

Global Coronavirus Infections Surpass 1,00,000 as Outbreak Wreaks Financial Havoc

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Information and Data on the Corona Virus in India - can be read on the front pages of most newspapers. The Hindustan Times reports that the number of people under watch is 30, 000, with 30 confirmed cases. The paper adds that children are Not at high risk of getting infected.

The Times of India writes that Sikkim has decided to ban entry of foreigners to insulate itself from the virus and has imposed a blanket ban for Permits to visit Nathu La, that borders China.

"AAP's Tahir Hussain", held for Intelligence Bureau man's killing in North-East Delhi", headlines The Asian Age.

And finally, The Asian Age informs us that Maharaja Ranjit Singh, the 19th century ruler of the Sikh Empire in India, has been named as the Greatest World Leader of All Time, in a BBC poll.

Coronavirus update: Number of cases jumps to 28 in India

Coronavirus update: Number of cases jumps to 28 in India

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"China virus steps up attack, triggers chaos" headlines the Pioneer, also informing, "Delhi Government sets up isolation wards, issues helpline". The Asian Age writes "India confirms 6th corona case, tightens visa regime". "RBI, government in action mode as more test positive and over 30 quarantined" states the Financial Express.

And finally, The Times of India carries the story of "The Gir Leopard cub who 'blended in' with a lioness and her two cubs; Experts says this is the only documented instance of cross-species adoption in the wild among animals who are strong competitors".

Coronavirus outbreak live updates: Six cases with 'high-viral load' detected in Agra

Coronavirus outbreak live updates: Six cases with 'high-viral load' detected in Agra

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"Screening stepped up as coronavirus reaches Delhi and Hyderabad", reports The Indian Express. Mail Today writes, "Delhi's first confirmed case has prompted the Central Government to intensify its efforts to detect and check the infection.

A top headline in Hindustan Times reads "Opposition charge on Delhi riots stalls Parliament". The Pioneer reports "BJP, Congress  MP's shove each other as Opposition insists on Shah's resignation".

The Times of India writes that a deadly blast shattered a period of relative calm in Afghanistan on Monday, as the Taliban told its fighters to resume operation against Afghan forces, days after signing a peace deal with the United States.

"The Tribune informs us that the Punjab and Haryana High Court yesterday declared the Sukhna lake in Chandigarh a legal entity and ordered demolition of all the large-scale unauthorized constructions in its catchment area, within three months.

And finally The Times of India reports that the Center has notified an 878 sq km area around the National Chambal Sanctuary in Madhya Pradesh as an 'eco-sensitive zone', prohibited all polluting activities and construction for conservation of its unique ravines, water bodies and flora & fauna.

Telangana health officials to track 80 people after man tests positive for coronavirus

Telangana health officials to track 80 people after man tests positive for coronavirus

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Almost all newspapers today talk about 'CAA, Delhi riots and Covid-19.

The Tribune headline reads "Won't stop till all refugees are given citizenship, says Shah.

The Asian Age leads with "Delhi riots set to rock parliament.

While the Hindu says "Fears rise as Covid-19 cases, deaths hit new high.

In a bid to help the telecom industry tide over its worst crises , the Financial Express headline reads, "Government may dip into USOF to support telcos."

Taking valour to new heights, the Hindustan Times in its headline  states "Army major dies while trying to save pet dog from fire in Gulmarg."

And finally ahead of International women's day, the Times of India headline reads "11 chairs named after 11 female scientists to be filled by women."

Worst Affected In Delhi Clashes, Shiv Vihar Resembles A Ghost Town

Worst Affected In Delhi Clashes, Shiv Vihar Resembles A Ghost Town

AN OVERVIEW OF TODAY'S NEWSPAPERS HEADLINES:-


Most newspapers lead with the peace deal between the US and the Taliban.


"US strikes a deal with Taliban to end 18-year-long Afghan war" writes The Hindu. The paper adds that the peace deal requires US to pull out troops within 14 months.

"Committed to ensure justice for all, says PM" reports Hindustan Times. The PM said this in a ceremony in which assistive devices were distributed to physically challenged people and senior citizens.

"Govt may use Assam delimitation to counter CAA stir", says The Times of India, The paper quotes the state's finance minister as saying that the purpose of redrawing the boundaries of assembly and parliamentary constituencies should be protection of political rights of native Assamese.

Business Standard reports that according to the Delhi Chamber of Commerce, the economic cost of the Delhi riots is about  25000 crore rupees.

The Indian Express features a picture of BSF DIG PS Rathore at the burnt home of a BSF constable Anees in North East Delhi.

"Pioneer in plastic fight, Sikkim town is set to introduce bamboo bottles", reports The Indian Express.