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The R value marks the number of people an infected person can spread the disease to. A pandemic is considered to end if this value goes below 1.

Earlier, the DDMA had directed all Delhi government employees associated with non-essential services to work from home.

The exams that were earlier scheduled to start from January 17 have been deferred till further notice.

It is clarified that such media reports are fallacious and ill-informed. They are not based on facts and are mischievous in nature, the health ministry said.

Instructions issued by DARPG say nodal officers assigned and portal made during last year’s special cleanliness drive will continue to remain operational. Cabinet Secretary has sought attention of secretaries towards implementation of the instructions.

There has been a 4.83 per cent increase in Omicron cases since Thursday.

Union Health Minister Mansukh Mandaviya said that the registration process for NEET counselling will begin from January 19, Wednesday at mcc.nic.in.

The bench said the award can be set aside under the Arbitration Act, if it is found to be contrary to the fundamental policy of Indian Law, interest of country, justice or morality or if it is patently illegal.

As many as 58 and 55 seats of the Uttar Pradesh Assembly will face the polls on February 10 and February 14 respectively.

I will strive hard for the all-around and holistic development of the institute where the culture of excellence will be a norm, said the new director.

More than one crore people in Mumbai have received both doses, while nearly 90 lakh have received only one vaccine shot.

AKTU to hold practical exams in online mode. As per the official circular, the list of invigilators for practical exams will be made available to colleges via their ERP login.

The bench, while hearing a batch of petitions seeking criminalisation of marital rape, also asked, "Just because she is married, does she lose her right to say 'no'?"