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Coronavirus Updates: Karnataka sees record spike in COVID-19 cases as 9,860 patients test positive; caseload crosses 3.6 lakh

Coronavirus Updates:On Wednesday, state capital Bengaluru saw its biggest single-day spike of 3,420 cases, taking its overall tally in the state to 1,35,512

Coronavirus Updates: Maharashtra reports 15,765 new cases, 320 deaths; total cases now 8,08,306

Coronavirus updates: As many as 5,84,537 persons have recovered from the viral infection till date and the state now has 1,98,523 active cases, said a health bulletin

Coronavirus Updates: Maharashtra extends lockdown till 30 Sept, relaxes curbs on inter-district travel, hotels

Coronavirus Updates: Hotels and lodges will be allowed to operate at full capacity from 2 September, but schools, colleges, cinema halls and swimming pools will remain closed till 30 September

Tamil Nadu scraps e-passes, allows buses to resume; opens up malls, places of worship

While the suspension of suburban train services will continue, the Chennai Metro will resume from 7 September, said Chief Minister E Palaniswami

SAI to allow developmental group of shooters to train at its facilities from September with Unlock 4.0

The SAI said guidelines of the Health Ministry and its own Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) will be followed strictly during training of the developmental group of athletes.

Centre announces Unlock 4 guidelines as COVID-19 cases cross 34.63 lakh; 7 states account for 81% deaths

The recovery rate rose to 76.47 percent with 65,050 patients recuperating from COVID-19 in 24 hours, while the fatality rate dropped to 1.81 percent, the health ministry said

Delhi Metro to bar passengers without masks, have longer halting time; contactless frisking likely

Among other measures, red lines have been drawn at regular intervals next to AFC gates and security checking gates, just before commuters enter near the platform areas

Unlock 4.0 phase to begin from 1 September; metro trains may resume but schools likely to stay closed

Metro services were suspended in late March to combat the spread of the novel coronavirus, which has infected more than 31 lakh people in the country so far