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Daily Current Affairs 27th April 2020

CSIR Developed Herbal Decongestant Spray

CSIR Developed Herbal Decongestant Spray The Council of Scientific and Industrial Research-National Botanical Research Institute (CSIR-NBRI) developed herbal decongestant spray The spray is used to prevent COVID-19 infection and to ease wearing masks. Importance of this Spray Wearing mask for a long time creates difficulty in breathing and congestion in respiratory system. The herbal spray will help to address this problem. Why masks are difficult to wear? The main issue of wearing face mask is Carbon Dioxide, which is accumulated in the inner cavity of the mask The accumulated carbon dioxide goes back to the lungs when a person breathes. This creates difficulty in breathing when a person wears mask for a long time. Decongestant Spray The spray has been created by blending four plant-based oil The CSIR has not disclosed the names of the plants due to issues related to intellectual property rights The spray has been prepared based on the guidelines of Ministry of AYUSH. The spray clears windpipe and thus helps in removing mucus or cough that helps to ease breathing. This will also help to reduce the stress caused by excessive decongestion. CSIR-NBRI The NBRI is a Lucknow based laboratory that mainly focuses on botanical research work The institute is to transfer technology to Indian companies for commercial production The masks then produced with the spray are to be sent to the front- line workers fighting against COVID-19

Jeevan Shakti Yojana Launched By Madhya Pradesh Govt Why in News?

Jeevan Shakti Yojana Launched By Madhya Pradesh Govt Why in News? Madhya Pradesh(MP) chief minister launched Jeevan shakti yojana on 26th April 2020 What is Jeevan Shakti yojana Jeevan Shakti Yojana is to make masks on large scale in the state This scheme launched to fight against COVID 19 It also provides livelihood to women at homes Under this scheme double layer masks will be made 100 percent cotton used to make these masks These masks will be effective in the prevention of Corona virus. How to avail this scheme? Women has to register for this schemem through online Government will directly gives order Once the order received they have to submit the masks Once masks receieved the amount directly deposited to their accounts on the same day The state government has issued a helpline number 0755-2700800 to join the scheme. women appreciated this scheme

Immunity Passports Issuance Issue Raised by WHO

Immunity Passports Issuance Issue Raised by WHO What are Immunity Passports that are warned against by WHO? The World Health Organization(WHO) warned against issuance of immunity passports The organization is against the concept due to its non evidence till now on people who have recovered from COVID-19 or developed antibodies will not get infected again. What are Immunity Passports? Immunity passports are given to persons those recovered from COVId-19 and has tested positive to hold antibodies against the disease. The presence of antibodies according to immunity passports say that the person will not get infected by COVID-19 again. What are the issues? Though the idea of immunity passports has not been implemented widely, several organizations are opposing on adopting the idea This is because, it is unknown that how long the antibodies formed against the COVID-19 lasts in human body Also, it is unknown if this strain of virus is similar to that of the other strains such as MERS (Middle East Respiratory Syndrome) and SARS (Severe Acute Respiratory System) Also, immunity developed helps to protect the person from developing the illness but may not prevent from getting infected. Why Immunity Passports? The countries that have imposed lock down are now trying to return to normalcy It would be convenient for the countries when the citizens hold such a pass like that of the immunity passport This will help in restricting movement of people actually infected and allow others to lead a normal life

Ball Tampering considered by ICC recently What is it? How it works?

Ball Tampering considered by ICC recently What is it? How it works? The International Cricket Council (ICC) is considering to legalize ball tampering. Why in News? The ICC is considering to use an artificial substance under the supervision of umpires to polish cricket balls as applying saliva risks the spread of COVID-19. The use of artificial substance has been banned in cricket. What is ball tampering? Ball Tampering is an action in which the player of the fielding team in cricket illegally alters the condition of the ball It is done to achieve favourable bowling conditions against the batsman Using sweat or spit to remove the mud or to polish the ball is common and is allowed. Why is sweat or spit used? The sweat or spit is used to make the ball look shiny. The technique is used by the bowlers after the ball gets older, mostly after 35 overs. The sweat or spit is used to make one side shiny and the other side rough. Logic behind it The swing of the ball depends on three factors namely climatic conditions, shiny side and behaviour of the pitch. The science of shiny side is applied in using sweat or spit. The cricket ball creates turbulence as its swings. In conventional swing, ball moves towards the side of greater turbulence. On the other hand, during reverse swing, it goes other way. Therefore, the bowler polishes one side of the ball to make it reverse swing. This is done to create challenging conditions for the batsman. What law says? According to the Laws of Cricket the subsection 3 says the ball shall be polished without use of artificial substances It can be dried with towel to remove the mud in the ball

CISF Launched e-karyalay application for movement of files

CISF Launched e-karyalay application for movement of files Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) launched ‘e-karyalay’ an electronic office application on April 24, 2020 to enable the movement of files and documents without physical touch It is to prevent coronavirus infection About CISF: It is the national civil aviation security force with 63 airports and also guards the Delhi Metro and other vital infrastructure in the aerospace and nuclear domain & was established under the Act of Parliament- Central Industrial Security Force Act, 1968 in 1969. It is under the Home Affairs ministry. Headquarters– New Delhi, India Director General– Rajesh Ranjan Union Minister of Ministry of Home affairs– Amit shah About the app Designed by its in-house technical team for the usage of the 1.62 lakhs personnel & it resembles each and every function of traditional file movement. Has digital signature features to handle various securities related concerns and keep pace with existing standards. Hosted on the CISF Cloud with all security arrangements to safeguard the data & a data recovery site is established to maintain around-the-clock services. Gives the same visual appearance as the file with the notes on the left and all the correspondence and attachments on the right & Files can be opened, worked, parked and closed. App’s ‘Dak’ or letters management section handles all sorts of communication between various levels of functional hierarchy & it enables to transfer the dak (snail mail) directly to the file noting Since the government allows only officers above the rank of deputy secretary to go to office, holding only one-third of the manpower below this rank on a given day at work, the app will reduce the workload & will enable officials to work from home.

Dhanwantari: Assam govt new medicine delivery scheme

Dhanwantari: Assam govt new medicine delivery scheme The Assam state government’s health department has launched a special scheme called ‘Dhanwantari’ on April 24, 2020 Under this scheme medicines which are not available locally will be delivered to patients at home This medicine is free up to 200 rupees About Assam: Capital– Dispur Chief minister– Sarbananda Sonowal Governor– Jagdish Mukhi Notable Points about Dhanwantari This is covering the distance more than 10 km If the medicine is not in 10 km then govt will deliver it They initiated a dedicated number 104 to avail the medicine Health Dept delivers within 24 hours if the medicine available in the district 48 hours required to deliver from other places A total of 4,000 MPWs (Multipurpose Health Workers), ASHA (Accredited Social Health Activist) workers and aspirants from across the state will be directly involved in this service Read the full article

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Coronavirus updates: India records 7,554 new corona cases!!!

The spread of the corona is decreasing but still, India records 7,554 new cases which are 14% less than the cases we find on yesterday. Since consecutive 24 days, the number of corona cases are declining and has remained less than one lakh. The total number of corona cases till today in India is 4,29,38,599 and still, new cases come every day. The recovery rate has been improved up to 98.60 percent.

In Madhya Pradesh, 285 new covid cases have been found with two deaths because of the virus. 611 people recovered during the day leaving the recovery count at 10,25,342. According to the health department, the total number of cases in Madhya Pradesh till today has reached 10,39,192. Now the state has around 3,121 active cases of covid-19.

In Mumbai, 77 new covid-19 cases have been found with no death. 135 recoveries and no fresh casualties on Tuesday as BMC report. The city has not seen any death in the last five days because of the corona infection which is a piece of great news coming from the health ministry of India.

J&K reports 55 fresh new cases while no death due to the viral infection. As per officials, the Jammu district has recorded the highest number of 23 cases and 17 in the Srinagar district.

Goa logs 21 new cases with one fatality due to infection and 54 patients get recovered and are discharged from the hospital. Now the total number of active cases in Goa is 237.

According to a study, it has been said that India can suffer from the fourth covid wave during June and the peak of it will be in August. It has been found that the possible new wave will remain for four months. Though the severity is not defined and it will be dependent on the emergence of the possible new coronavirus variants and the vaccination status.

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In Corona country: Recoveries are over 92 lakhs; It now exceeds 95 corona per 100 patients

Hindi news National Coronavirus outbreak india cases live updates; Maharashtra Pune Madhya Pradesh Indore Rajasthan Uttar Pradesh Punjab Punjab Novel Corona (COVID 19) Death Toll India Today 6 December Mumbai Delhi Delhi Coronavirus News Tired of ads? Install the Daily Bhaskar app for ad-free news New Delhi15 minutes ago The number of corona patients in the country has increased to 97 lakh 25…

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Coronavirus update: India registered 70,589 new Covid-19 cases, taking the total caseload to 6,145,291. Death toll now stands at 96,351. The Union Health Ministry has launched a web portal that will provide all important information on coronavirus, vaccine development, ongoing clinical trials and progress made in this area locally and globally. The "vaccine web portal" and the ''National Clinical Registry for Covid-19'' have been developed by ICMR. Coronavirus vaccine update: As the world races to develop a potential vaccine against, the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare on Monday said that the first vaccine in India will most likely be available by early 2021. World coronavirus update: The global tally of coronavirus cases stands at 33,542,558. While 24,868,764 have recovered, 1,006,090 have died so far. The US, the worst-hit country, has 7,361,293 cases. It is followed by India, which has 6,145,291 cases, Brazil (4,748,327) and Russia (1,159,573). Stay tuned for coronavirus LIVE updates CATCH ALL THE LIVE UPDATESAuto Refresh01:34 PM Maharashtra police force reports 215 new Covid-19 casesAs many as 215 personnel of the Maharashtra Police Department tested positive for COVID-19 in the last 24 hours, taking total cases to 23,033 in the force, informed the state police on Tuesday. Out of the total coronavirus positive cases, the active cases stand at 3,107. While 19,681 patients have recovered, the death toll has reached 245. "215 police personnel tested positive for COVID19 in the last 24 hours, taking total cases to 23,033 in the force including 19,681 recoveries, 3,107 active cases and 245 deaths," police said.01:23 PM Ladakh coronavirus update: UT records 49 fresh Covid-19 casesForty-nine more people have tested positive for coronavirus in Ladakh, taking the number of confirmed cases in the union territory to 4,152, while 32 such patients were discharged after successful treatment, officials said on Tuesday. There was no report of any COVID-related death during the past 24 hours, the officials added. The number of active COVID-19 cases in the region stands at 1,030 -- 621 in Leh district and 409 in Kargil district, they said.01:19 PM Coronavirus outbreak on ship off Australia's coastAuthorities are concerned by a Covid-19 outbreak aboard a cargo ship off Australia's northwest coast that has infected most of the crew. Eight more members of the Filipino crew tested positive for the new coronavirus on Monday, bringing the number of infections to 17 out of a crew of 21. Seven of the infected sailors remained aboard the Liberia-flagged bulk carrier Patricia Oldendorff, which is anchored off Port Hedland, a major iron ore export terminal, Western Australia State Health Minister Roger Cook said on Tuesday.01:12 PM Coronavirus outbreak on ship off Australia's coastAuthorities are concerned by a Covid-19 outbreak aboard a cargo ship off Australia's northwest coast that has infected most of the crew. Eight more members of the Filipino crew tested positive for the new coronavirus on Monday, bringing the number of infections to 17 out of a crew of 21.01:07 PM As Covid-19 surges, hospitals in India are facing a shortage of oxygenHospitals in several Indian states are struggling for medical oxygen as the country’s pandemic surges at the fastest rate in the world and manufacturers scramble to plug the gaps in the supply and transportation. Most plants producing medical oxygen are concentrated in eastern and western India, leaving large areas of the densely populated north and center without quick access to the essential medical supply. The capital, New Delhi, and the states of Bihar and Madhya Pradesh, with a combined population of some 200 million -- nearly as many people as Brazil -- don’t have a single unit manufacturing oxygen. Read on...12:52 PM Coronavirus may deteriorate men's testosterone levels: StudyIn a major study on patients hospitalised due to Covid-19, the researchers found that the disease might deteriorate men's testosterone levels. The findings, published in the journal The Aging Male, revealed that, as men's testosterone level at baseline decreases, the probability for them to be in the intensive care unit (ICU) significantly increases. While it has already been reported that low testosterone levels could be a cause for poor prognosis following a positive SARS-CoV-2 test, this is the first study to show that Covid-19 itself depletes testosterone. "Testosterone is associated with the immune system of respiratory organs, and low levels of testosterone might increase the risk of respiratory infections," said study author Selahittin Cayan from the University of Mersin in Turkey, "Low testosterone is also associated with infection-related hospitalisation and all-cause mortality in male in ICU patients, so testosterone treatment may also have benefits beyond improving outcomes for Covid-19," Cayan added.12:14 PM 25 security personnel among 50 new Covid-19 patients in MizoramMizoram's COVID-19 tally rose to 1,958 on Tuesday as 50 more people, including 25 security personnel, tested positive for the infection, a health official said. Forty-three new cases were reported in Aizawl district, while seven fresh infections were registered in Lunglei, he said.11:59 AM India's Feluda Covid test cheaper, faster alternative to RT-PCR: ScientistsMore accurate than a rapid antigen test and almost as quick, India's CRISPR Feluda' COVID-19 test that changes colour on detection of the SARS-CoV-2 virus could be a cheaper, faster and simpler alternative to an RT-PCR diagnosis, say scientists. Named after Satyajit Ray's famed detective, the Feluda test, which is priced at Rs 500 and can deliver a result in 45 minutes, is able to differentiate SARS-CoV-2 from other coronaviruses even if genetic variations between them are minute. Read on...11:52 AM Telangana coronavirus update: Nine deaths, 2,072 new coronavirus casesThe surge in COVID-19 cases continued in Telangana with 2,072 new cases being reported which pushed the total infection count to 1.89 lakh. The toll rose to 1,116 with nine more fatalities,a state government bulletin said on Tuesday, providing data as of 8 PM on September 28. The number of those recovered (2,259) on Monday outnumbered the fresh cases.11:39 AM Odisha coronavirus update: 3,067 new Covid-19 cases, 4,014 recoveries and 15 deaths reported in Odisha till September 283,067 new Covid-19 cases, 4,014 recoveries and 15 deaths reported in Odisha till September 28. The total number of cases rise to 2,15,676 including 1,77,585 recoveries, 37,210 active cases and 828 deaths: State Health Department, Government of Odisha 11:11 AM Coronavirus remakes South Koreans' Thanksgiving traditionsThe coronavirus forced 84-year-old Chung Seong-ran to do something new to celebrate South Korea's Thanksgiving holiday instead of being visited by her daughter. With a welfare worker's help, Chung sent a video greeting to her daughter for the first time in her life. Please, always wear masks and be vigilant! Mommy is eating well and doing fine at home. I only worry about you. I love you, Chung said in the 15-second video clip.

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Ziqitza Limited: The Second Wave of COVID-19 is Coming in Winter

The first wave of the Corona Virus has stricken the world with poverty, unemployment, and hunger. The economy is at an all-time low and the world has lost close to seven hundred thousand people in the pandemic. Europe is in shambles and the United States of America is number one in the total number of people infected. So it can’t possibly get worse than this, can it ? Unfortunately, yes it can.

What is the second wave of COVID-19?

Every global outbreak or a pandemic has subsequent waves of the spread of the disease. We are right now in the first wave of the Coronavirus in which the original virus that causes the Corona disease is starting to spread around all over the world. The disease will spread as much as it can until it is weakened by the weather conditions (high temperatures in summer) or due to strong resistance by the hosts (humans).

But when the winter season comes, the mutated virus returns stronger than before as it now has the appropriate weather conditions and mutations developed against host resistance to propagate even further.

This cycle is noticed in every pandemic that has occurred during human civilization and generally the second wave is fiercer than the previous one.

What does History say about second waves?

Well, the most common and relevant example to compare with the 2020 pandemic would be 1918’s Spanish Flu outbreak.

Though several other reasons made the Spanish Flu spread through Europe like wildfire, the biggest one was World War 1. Soldiers were not given proper treatment because there was none, the famous ‘flu shot’ wasn’t yet developed which resulted in the enormous and uninterrupted spreading of the disease through squadrons.

Due to all of the above reasons the second wave of the Spanish Flu was the deadliest wave of any disease humans have experienced. Since we don’t have a world war going on right now but we still rock our lack of awareness, there is still the effort of spreading awareness and caution that the government is imposing on people which might help us out in surviving the second wave.

Will the second wave be deadlier than the first wave?

It’s hard to say at this point because most countries are still fighting the first wave of the virus. India itself has seen no significant decrease in the first wave so it would be hard to differentiate between the first and second when the second wave hits.

However, because of the above reason, we can be sure that it will be as dangerous as the first wave. The second wave will hit an already battered, diseased human population through which propagation will be easier as the number of cases will be extremely high. Also, the Corona Virus flourishes in lower temperatures experienced in winter. But then, on the other hand, there will be increased immunity and more cautious behavior exhibited by humans.

For now, the final statement would be: if you’re drowning in a well, it doesn’t matter if someone pours another bucket of water. So wear your mask and exercise social distancing.

How to curb the onset of the second wave of Corona?

It is being believed that the second wave of Corona will be harder to control than the first wave, partially because we still haven’t effectively stomped the growth of the initial spread. Hospitals, doctors, paramedics, emergency services providers and medical workers will still be overworked due to the high number of cases making it even more difficult to register the patients afflicted with the second wave. And as time wears on, people will start becoming more and more careless than they were when the pandemic started.

But it’s not all bad news. India has a high rate of recovery for CoronaVirus cases and that means a greater number of potential donors of plasma for Plasma Therapy. Read more about how a high recovery rate helps in the treatment of Corona on this Ziqitza HealthCare blog post.

More and more companies are shifting completely towards online/ work from home jobs which will result in less human interaction. Masks and other personal protective equipment have become common which brings down social infection rates substantially.

Follow the government prescribed guidelines and be cautious. Avoid social interaction as much as possible. If you are a person who is eligible for plasma donation please do so. Prevention is better than cure, but keep in mind there is no cure for the CoronaVirus yet.

How is Ziqitza helping in curbing the Corona waves?

Ziqitza HealthCare Ltd provides several services including emergency ambulance services 108 and 102, patient transfer ambulances to corporates , mobile medical units, and medical helplines in the pandemic for any sort of medical emergency. Ziqitza Limited also provides free transportation to the nearest hospital for pregnant women under the JSSK (Janani Shishu Suraksha Karyakram) program. The JSSK program aims at providing ambulance services to pregnant women for free so that the infant mortality rate in rural areas that have very little access to ambulances goes down.

Here are some of the services that Ziqitza Limited provides independently and in association with different state governments:

1. Government associated free ambulance services 108 in Punjab , Sikkim , Odisha, Jharkand and Madhya Pradesh

2. 24-hour medical helpline 104 in compliance with National Health Mission (NHM) in Madhya Pradesh and Odisha

3. Mobile medical units that reach inaccessible areas in Madhya Pradesh

Ziqitza HealthCare aims to provide safe, quick, and reliable medical and emergency services that are on par with those in the United States of America(USA) or the United Kingdom(UK). The services provided by Ziqitza HealthCare ltd are making a huge impact during this pandemic while working with the government and served over 85,000 patients. Medical emergencies can occur to anyone, so it is Ziqitza’s objective to provide such quality services to each citizen of India. Read up more on our services here.

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Mumbai Delhi Coronavirus News | Coronavirus Outbreak India Cases LIVE Updates; Maharashtra Pune Madhya Pradesh Indore Rajasthan Uttar Pradesh Punjab Punjab Novel Corona (COVID-19) Death Toll India Today | Patients exceeded 2.6 million, the recovery rate was 72%, a 0.7% drop in mortality; 50,453 deaths in the country so far

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PM Modi wishes Chouhan a speedy recovery, CM listens to ‘Mann Ki Baat’ in hospital

BHOPAL: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday spoke to Madhya Pradesh chief minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan over phone and wished him speedy recovery. Chouhan, who is currently in a Covid-19 dedicated hospital after being tested positive on Saturday, also listened to PM’s ‘Mann ki Baat’ and appealed to the people to take precaution and follow the rules strictly. “PM Modi spoke to chief minister Chouhan over phone on Sunday before his `Mann Ki Baat’ radio show and wished him speedy recovery. The chief minister has cautioned the public to follow safety measures and also attended the Covid-19 review meeting late in the afternoon,” disclosed a senior official at the chief minister’s office (CMO). The chief minister also listened to Prime Minister Modi’s ‘Mann Ki Baat’ programme and also posted a photograph watching the show on television from his hospital bed as he retweeted messages from the Prime Minister’s Office (PMO). In the programme, PM Modi talked about several things, including Kargil Vijay Diwas, coronavirus, Vocal for Local, and Bihar floods, among others. “Today PM Shri Narendra Modi discussed many important topics with all of us through ‘Mann Ki Baat’. Today is Kargil `VijayDiwas’. The country salutes our brave soldiers whose courage is higher than the highest mountains of the world and will always be indebted to them,” tweeted Chouhan. The chief minister also retweeted PM Modi’s observations made to the public that people feel tired of wearing a mask but should also think about the Covidwarriors and their exemplary efforts. “It is true that a select few are not taking precautions. They are not only putting their lives in danger, but also threatening the lives of others. Our Corona warriors are much less praised. I urge everyone again, you follow the rules strictly and praise our warriors,” said Chouhan in a series of tweets in Hindi. Earlier, providing an update on his health, the chief minister said that he is fine and saluted the corona warriors of the state for their services. He also urged the people to inform health officials if they develop any symptoms of coronavirus. “Friends, I’m fine. The dedication of Corona warriors is commendable. I salute all the Corona warriors of the state serving the Covid-19 victims by risking their lives selflessly,” said Chouhan. The 61-year-old chief minister said people must use the major weapons against the viral disease to ensure they do not contract Covid-19. “Instead of being afraid of Covid-19, we should fight it with full confidence. Keeping two yards distance, washing hands and wearing masks are the biggest weapons to save yourself from coronavirus. I appeal to all the people to use these weapons for yourself and your loved ones,” said Chouhan adding that he was praying that everyone is careful and stays safe and healthy. Apart from PM Modi, senior BJP leaders including national president JP Nadda, union ministers Narendra Singh Tomar, Dr Harsh Vardhan and former chief minister Uma Bharti also spoke to Chouhan over phone and wished him speedy recovery. Uma Bharti said that after Chouhan’s message she also got herself tested for Covidand detected safe. “On Saturday, chief minister Chouhan in a video message had asked all those who came in contact with him during last few days to get themselves tested for Covid-19. I went toShyamla Hills on July 22 to meet CM and his family members. Now, I have got myself tested for Covid-19 and detected negative. I wish him a speedy recovery and waiting to welcome my brother at home,” tweeted Bharti on Sunday. The Congress however, took a dig at chief minister Chouhan for posting his hospital videos and subsequent tweets. “If no one is allowed to meet a Covid-19 positive patient in the hospital, who made a video of the chief minister? The hunger for publicity will not increase immunity, so don’t search for an opportunity in a disaster,” alleged Congress state spokesperson, K K Mishra.

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Delhi: Three journalists found Corona positive

New Delhi. The report of three journalists has come out positive in the investigation of corona virus of more than 500 journalists in the country's capital Delhi. Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal said in a press conference that the coronavirus was tested by taking a sample of 529 media persons. But the joy is that out of so many, only three media persons have been found infected. Let us tell you that on April 21, Arvind Kejriwal had said that his government in the national capital would conduct a probe in the media to find out the corona virus infection. CM Kejriwal said this after 53 mediapersons in Mumbai were found to be infected with the corona virus. In response to a tweet urging media persons in Delhi to investigate, he said, "We will definitely do it." Only after this, Corona test was done for journalists of Delhi. Kejriwal said that best wishes to all of you, because you are doing your duty well even during this infection of corona virus. He also said that three people who have been found positive, wish God for their speedy recovery. Let me tell you that in Mumbai, 53 media persons have been found to be Corona positive, most of which are related to electronic media. Mediamen were tested at a special investigation camp held in Mumbai a few days ago, in which around 53 journalists were found corona infected. Let us tell you that earlier in Madhya Pradesh, there were reports of some journalists getting corona infected. Also read: Coronavirus cases breakout record in Modi’s stronghold Gujarat, is “Namaste Trump” responsible? Read the full article

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Corona in the country: less than 40,000 cases received for the fifth day in a row, more than corrected, number of recoveries crossed 90 lakhs

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08:09 (IST) Coronavirus in India LATEST Updates India has scaled up testing from 1 lakh in Jan to 10 lakh per day now, says Centre India has exponentially scaled its testing from one in January to 10 lakh/day in August 2020, said Ministry of Health and Family Welfare on Twitter. With the positivity rate progressively falling, testing has worked as an effective tool to limit the spread of COVID-19 infection. #IndiaFightsCorona India has exponentially scaled its TESTING from one in January to 10 lakh/day in August 2020.@PMOIndia@drharshvardhan @AshwiniKChoubey @PIB_India @COVIDNewsByMIB @CovidIndiaSeva @DDNewslive @airnewsalerts @ICMRDELHI @mygovindia @PTI_News @ANI pic.twitter.com/LvmyFbPjZD — Ministry of Health (@MoHFW_INDIA) August 26, 2020 07:52 (IST) Coronavirus in Uttar Pradesh LATEST Updates Yogi Adityanath asks officials to take necessary precautionary measures for upcoming festivals Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath Tuesday directed police and administration officials to take all necessary security measures for upcoming festivals such as Ganesh Utsav, Anant Chaturdashi and Muharram. He said that religious and cultural events and programs are not allowed in public places in view of the COVID-19. "If anyone is found violating protocol, strict action should be taken against them," the CM said, emphasising on strict adherence to COVID-19 protocol. 07:51 (IST) Coronavirus in Brazil LATEST Updates Jair Bolsonaro's son Flavio tests positive for virus in Brazil Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro's eldest son, Senator Flavio Bolsonaro, said Tuesday he has tested positive for the new coronavirus but was asymptomatic, reports AFP. The 39-year-old senator's office said in a statement he was "feeling fine," isolating at home and taking the anti-malaria drug chloroquine, which his father has aggressively pushed as a treatment for COVID-19 despite studies finding it is ineffective against the virus. 07:48 (IST) Coronavirus in US LATEST Updates New virus cases decline in the US as experts credit masks The number of Americans newly diagnosed with the coronavirus is falling – a development experts say most likely reflects more mask-wearing but also insufficient testing – even as the disease continues to claim nearly 1,000 lives in the US each day. About 43,000 new cases are being reported daily across the country, down 21% from early August, according to data compiled by Johns Hopkins University. While the US, India and Brazil still have the highest numbers of new cases in the world, the downward trend is encouraging. 07:40 (IST) Coronavirus in US LATEST Updates American Airlines plans 19,000 furloughs, layoffs in October American Airlines said Tuesday it will cut more than 40,000 jobs, including 19,000 through furloughs and layoffs, in October as it struggles with a sharp downturn in travel because of the pandemic. American executives said the furloughs can only be avoided if the federal government gives airlines another 25 billion to help them cover labor costs for six more months. The airline said 23,500 employees have accepted buyouts, retired early or taken long-term leaves of absence, but that was not enough to avoid involuntary cuts. The furloughs of union workers and layoffs of management staff announced Tuesday will fall heaviest on flight attendants, with 8,100 being terminated in October. 07:37 (IST) Coronavirus in India LATEST Updates JEE, NEET to be held in September as scheduled, say officials The Joint Entrance Examination (Main) and the National Eligibility-cum-Entrance Test (NEET-UG) will be conducted in September as scheduled, officials said on Tuesday, amid a growing chorus for postponing the crucial tests in view of the COVID-19 pandemic. The National Testing Agency said it has planned several steps to conduct the papers safely which include increasing the number of examination centers, alternate seating plan, fewer candidates per room and staggered entry and exit. "These steps have been introduced to ensure adherence to social distancing norms at the centres in view of the COVID-19 pandemic", it said. Read full report here Coronavirus LATEST Updates: The Union health ministry on Tuesday said that the COVID-19 positivity rate in the country has been steadily falling even though the testing has increased exponentially. The testing for the coronavirus infection has gone up from 363 tests per 10 lakh per day on 1 August to more than 600 tests per 10 lakh per day at present, the ministry claimed. However, the positivity rate of COVID-19— calculated on the basis of a seven-day rolling average, has come down from 11 percent during the first week of August to 8 percent at present, Union Health Ministry Secretary Rajesh Bhushan said during a press briefing. India registered 60,975 new cases of the novel coronavirus infection, taking the overall case count to 31,67,323, while the toll climbed to 58,390 with 848 fatalities being reported in a span of 24-hours, the health ministry said in its morning update. Over half of India's dead include people aged 60 and above, it added. Recoveries also surged to 24,04,585, pushing the recovery rate to 75.92 percent, it said. According to the health ministry national recoveries, are now 3.4 times the number of active cases. Currently, there are 7,04,348 active cases in the country, which comprises 22.24 percent of the total caseload, the data updates at 8 am showed. However, many states continued to reported rising tallies on Tuesday with Madhya Pradesh and Chhattisgarh reporting their biggest spike in COVID-19 cases in a single day, while Maharashtra crossed seven lakh in total confirmed cases. On Tuesday, Karnataka Congress chief DK Shivakumar, Punjab Industries and Commerce Minister Sunder Sham Arora and Manipur's social welfare minister Nemcha Kipgen tested positive for the virus. Active cases drop by 6,423 in 24 hrs, says health ministry In a press briefing, the Union health ministry said that the active coronavirus cases in the country have reduced by 6,423 to 7,04,348 in the past 24 hours. Health Secretary Rajesh Bhushan said that 2.70 percent of the patients undergoing treatment are on oxygen support while 1.92 percent are in Intensive Care Unit (ICU) and 0.29 percent are on ventilators. Stressing that the fatality rate has dropped to 1.84 percent, Bhushan added that 69 percent of COVID-19 deaths have been reported in men and 31 percent in women. "Thirty-six percent of the deaths were reported among patients in the age group between 45-60 years and 51 percent among people aged 60 and above. Eleven percent deaths were reported in the age group of 26-44 years and one percent each among people aged 18-25 and those below 17," he said. The Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) said that the testing capacity has gradually increased to reach a landmark of 10 lakh samples in a day on 21 August. "COVID-19 testing capacity has increased significantly, from 10 tests per day on 30 January to touching 10 lakhs tests per day on 21 Augus," said ICMR director general Balram Bhargava. "We have 1,524 COVID testing laboratories in India and as on 24 August, 3,68,27,520 tests have been done," he further said. Responding to question, the ICMR DG said that "irresponsible, less cautious" people are driving the pandemic in India. Bhargava said, "I would not say young or old, I would say irresponsible, less cautious people who are not wearing masks and not maintaining social distancing are driving the pandemic in India." Minors in 5-17 age group most exposed to virus, shows Delhi sero-survey Meanwhile, data from a serological survey conducted in Delhi this month showed that minors between the ages of 5 and 17 are most exposed to the novel coronavirus Conducted between 1 and 7 August, the survey, second in the city, showed that 29.1 percent of the population in the National Capital has now developed antibodies against the SARS CoV-2 virus. As many as 15,000 people from different age groups participated in the survey — around 25 percent of them below the age of 18, 50 percent were between the age of 18 and 50, and the rest aged above 50. A prevalence rate of 34.7 percent was found among the participants aged between 5 and 17, the survey results show. As many as 31.2 percent of the people aged above 50 have recovered from COVID-19, it shows. Among those in the 18-50 age group, 28.5 percent people have developed antibodies against the virus. ICMR data suggests that people aged between 21 and 50 account for 61.31 percent of the COVID-19 cases recorded in India till 21 August. Congress leader DK Shivakumar tests positive Karnataka Congress president DK Shivakumar on Tuesday said he has tested positive for coronavirus and has been hospitalised. I had fever and have tested positive for the Corona Virus. I am doing well, but as a precaution have been hospitalized and am under the good care of doctors. With your wishes and blessings, I will soon be back. I appeal to all those who came in contact with me to be cautious. — DK Shivakumar (@DKShivakumar) August 25, 2020 // // ]]> Congress sources told news agency PTI that the 58-year-old leader got admitted to a private hospital in the Bengaluru's Rajajinagar last night. ".... he (Shivakumar) had symptoms since Monday morning like cough and fever, and had back pain for two days. On getting tested the reports came out positive," the sources said. In Punjab, Industries and Commerce Minister Sunder Sham Arora said he contracted the infection. "I have been tested positive for COVID-19 and have quarantined myself at my Chandigarh residence. I request all those persons who came in contact with me during last few days please get tested for coronavirus infection. Otherwise, I am at present not having any physical problem," Arora wrote on his Facebook page. Arora, who is a legislator from Hoshiarpur seat, is the fourth minister of Amarinder Singh-led Congress government to have contracted the virus. Congress MLA from Rajpura Hardial Kamboj and Akali MLA from Sanaur Harinderpal Singh Chandumajra also tested positive for COVID-19. In Manipur, social welfare minister Nemcha Kipgen said she has tested positive for COVID-19. After getting symptoms of coronavirus, I got myself tested and the report came back positive. I sincerely request all of you who came in contact with me in the past few days to kindly isolate yourselves and get yourselves tested. — Nemcha Kipgen (@KipgenNemcha) August 25, 2020 // // ]]> Kipgen (57) is the first minister in the state cabinet to have contracted the disease. A spokesperson of the COVID-19 control centre told news agency PTI that she has been asked to undergo home isolation. Meanwhile Jharkahnd Mukti Morach (JMM) chief Shibu Soren, who was diagnosed with COVID-19 last week, was shifted to a private hospital late on Monday night as a precautionary measure. Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh report record increase in cases Several states including Chhattisgarh and Madhya Pradesh reported, an increase in daily cases and deaths. Chhattisgarh witnessed the biggest spike in COVID-19 cases in a single day with 1,145 people testing positive, taking the state's case count to 23,199, while 12 more deaths pushed the toll to 218. Madhya Pradesh too recorded its highest single-day spike of 1,374 coronavirus cases, taking the case count to 55,695, health officials told PTI. The toll due to COVID-19 rose to 1,263 after 19 patients succumbed since Monday evening, they said. The coronavirus infection positivity rate jumped past 11 percent in Andhra Pradesh as nearly 10,000 fresh cases were reported, taking the overall tally to 3,71,639 on Tuesday. While 9,419 patients got cured and discharged from hospitals, 92 succumbed to coronavirus in 24 hours ending 9 am on Tuesday, according to a bulletin. Maharashtra reported 10,425 fresh cases of coronavirus infection, taking the state's tally to 7,03,823. With this, cases in Maharashtra crossed the seven lakh-mark. The state had crossed the six lakh-mark on 17 August. The toll due to the pandemic in the state rose to 22,794 with 329 fatalities being reported during the day. With inputs from PTI

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