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