Changing weather patterns and poor air quality in Delhi-NCR are seen as factors that may be weakening immunity and supporting faster spread of infections.
While states are on alert, officials have said that the coronavirus cases are mild in nature and there is no need to panic.
India reported 685 new COVID-19 cases between Friday and Saturday, along with four deaths, the official data showed.
Over 100 new coronavirus cases have been found in Delhi amid a resurgence in the infectious disease that has claimed millions of lives across the world since 2020.
Gold Price Today: According to Mumbai-based industry body IBJA, the closing rate of gold jewellery stood at Rs 48,137/10 grams, and silver at Rs 47,585/kilogram.
LPG Price Today: Indian Oil consumers in Delhi and Mumbai now have to shell out Rs594 and Rs 594 respectively for each refill of non-subsidised LPG.
The consumer now has to shell out Rs 71.26 and Rs 69.39 for every litre of petrol and diesel respectively in Delhi.
Petrol and diesel prices were increased on Sunday, the fifteenth straight hike since state-owned oil companies returned to the normal practice of daily reviews following a 12-week pause. The rate of diesel in Delhi touched a new record high, while petrol was at a two-year peak. While the price of petrol was revised to Rs 79.23 per litre in the national capital from Rs...
In Delhi, the price of ATF was raised by Rs 2,922.94 per kilolitre (kl), or 7.48 per cent, to Rs 41,992.81 per kl, according to notifications by state-owned oil marketing companies.
Petrol, Diesel Price Today: The price of petrol was at Rs 80.43 per litre in Delhi and diesel at Rs 80.53 per litre on Sunday.
Gold Price Today: According to Mumbai-based industry body IBJA, the opening rate of gold jewellery stood at Rs 48,283/10 grams, and silver at Rs 48,803/kilogram.
Delhi Petrol, Diesel Price: The price of petrol was raised to Rs 73 per litre, and that of diesel to Rs 71.17 per litre in the national capital.
While the price of petrol was revised to Rs 79.56 per litre in the national capital from Rs 79.23 per litre the previous day, the diesel rate was increased to Rs 78.85 per litre from Rs 78.27per litre, according to notifications from state-run Indian Oil Corporation, the country's largest fuel retailer.
While the price of petrol was revised to Rs 79.76 per litre in the national capital, the diesel rate was increased to Rs 79.40 per litre, according to Indian Oil.
Eight of the wealthiest states and union territories will post double-digit contractions in income in the fiscal year through March 2021.
However, the prices of petrol continued to be higher than diesel rates in the other metro cities of Kolkata, Mumbai and Chennai.
However, the prices of petrol continued to be higher than diesel rates in the other metro cities of Kolkata, Mumbai and Chennai.
Domestic petrol and diesel prices are determined broadly by crude oil and forex rates, and vary from state to state due to value added tax (VAT).
Domestic petrol and diesel prices are determined broadly by crude oil and forex rates, and vary from state to state due to value added tax (VAT).
Stating that the current economic situation in India is not a worry for Coca-Cola, he said that 2020 has started well for the company, which has seen good growth.
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The Delhi Police have made an arrest in Bihar in connection with the alleged leak of data in the CoWIN portal -- the country's Covid-19 vaccination tracking platform. The man was arrested by the Delhi Police Special Cell's IFFSO (Intelligence Fusion
Delhi reported 405 fresh coronavirus cases with a positivity rate of 11.2 per cent, and three Covid-related deaths on Sunday, according to data shared by the city government's health department.
1. Support the most vulnerable families with Food Items/Unconditional Cash Transfer to ensure their survival during the days of maintaining ‘Physical Distance'.
2. Distribution of the ‘Safety Kit for Service Providers’ with Protective Gears/Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) among the frontline health workers and caregivers to protect them from infection. (N- 95 Masks, Hand Sanitisers, Gloves, Medical Aprons, Disposable Goggles, Handwashing Liquid).
3. Distribution of ‘Safety Kit for Community’ among the community members to help them protect from spread of the infection and installation of ‘Portable Hand Wash Stations’ at important places like Hospital, Panchayat, Health Centres, and at important places at community level also. (Hand Washing soaps, Liquid soaps, N- 95 Mask).
4. Help prevent the spread of COVID-19 among the vulnerable communities by creating awareness and sharing verified information about adopting prescribed protection measures through awareness vans, local media and digital messages.
5. Engage with the government and raise the issue of providing immediate economic assistance to the informal sector workforce and strengthening the public healthcare system by allocating more funds to it.

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