Millennium Post - 2020-05-25

• Flight operations face turbulence as several states set their own rules
• West Bengal inches back to normalcy as 17,000 civic workers engage in restoratio­n works
• Gujarat HC pulls up Rupani govt, says conditions at Civil Hospital in Ahmedabad ‘as good as dungeon’
• No proof of Delhi govt fabricatin­g COVID-19 data: Delhi High Court
• India records highest-ever spike of 6,767 COVID-19 cases in one day
• ‘14-day quarantine mandatory’
• IMD issues ‘red alert’ warning severe heatwave
• SPACEX READY TO LAUNCH ASTRONAUTS INTO SPACE FOR THE FIRST TIME
• SHRAMIK TRAINS HAVE FERRIED AROUND 37 LAKH MIGRANTS: RLYS
• CASES CROSS 13K-MARK, TOLL AT 261
• ‘Make sure traffic, PCR staff are allowed to stay at PS barracks’
• Unaddresse­d concerns as domestic flights set to resume
• Activists question Delhi Police’s stand on Kapil Mishra
• MCG offers 25% rebate to those who clear dues before August 31
• Maruti Suzuki employee tests Covid +ve at Manesar plant
• DMRC spreads awareness on COVID through pictorial messages
• Ggm: Man shoots self, bullet hits pregnant wife
• ‘Pvt hospitals & nursing homes must reserve 20% beds for Covid-19 cases’
• Ensure sale of alcohol through proper scanning: Delhi govt to liquor shops
• 21 new cases in Noida, total 345
• 41 Covid-19 zones de-contained: Jain
• Maha COVID-19 case count crosses 50,000-mark
• 1,177 cases in paramilita­ry since Corona outbreak; 753 recoveries
• 8 Corona deaths, 765 fresh cases in Tamil Nadu
• Cases filed in UP to harass leaders: Cong
• COVID-19: 4 states report 67% of India’s total cases
• ‘Don’t indulge in Utopian manifestat­ion, it will boomerang’
• ‘Horror trip’ ends, diverted train finally reaches Gorakhpur
• Judges can’t sit in ivory towers blindfolde­d to miseries of citizens: SCBA prez on SC response to migrants crisis
• Spike in Corona cases in eastern UP, all 75 distts hit
• Heatwave grips parts of country, Maharashtr­a’s Sonegaon hottest
• Odisha gets Rs 500-cr aid for restoratio­n work post cyclone
• Sex on false promise of marriage not rape: Orissa High Court
• Sadhu, man killed in Nanded, accused held near T'gana border
• Start-up shut-down?
• Bastar calling
• Domestic travel anomaly
• MODERATING BLIND OPTIMISM
• United States pushing relations to brink of new ‘Cold War’, warns China
• A' ge, male sex, underlying illness validated as risk factors for death due to COVID-19'
• Muslims celebrate major holiday amid curfews, virus fears
• North Korea’s Kim holds meeting to discuss bolstering nuclear arsenal
• Taliban, Ghani declare 3-day ceasefire for Eid holiday
• Balancing immunity level for post transplant patients is crucial
• COVID-19: It’s not only about the lungs, but also the kidneys
• Precaution­s for CKD and dialysis patients in Corona virus pandemic
• Making transplant­s safer in the COVID-19 era
• MD, DNB (Neph), FRCP (UK) Consultant Nephrologi­st Head-internatio­nal Transplant Services Adjunct Professor of Nephrology, Manipal Academy of Higher Education Manipal Hospitals Bangalore Ex Chairman Indian Society of Nephrology SC
• Hong Kong police fire tear gas, water cannon at protesters
• Netanyahu attacks justice system as court begins corruption trial
• Johnson backs aide amid lockdown breach row, fixes June 1 to open schools
• Haftar seeks to rouse forces against Turkey
• Australia PM pushes jobs, Victoria to resume tourism as virus eases
• Sri Lanka election road map under process
• China says BRI affected by virus, but impact is ‘temporary’
• Automakers see demand rising for personal vehicles
• Telcos approach Trai seeking early decision on floor price
• India’s crude steel output declines 65% to 3.13 MT in April: World Steel
• Rural markets to sharpen focus on value items in FMCG sector
• Reliance estimates $400 mn liability in KG-D6 cost recovery dispute
• INDIA’S FILM BIGGIES HELP with funds, medical supplies and food

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