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President of Shiromani Gurdwara Prabandhak Committee, Gobind Singh Longowal, was grieved on Saturday as his wife Biba Amarpal Kaur, 60, died due to some heart ailment at their native place in Sangrur district.

Like any mother, it may take months or even years for Gauri to overcome her life’s biggest shock of losing her child, who was just 13 and had been fighting against liver cancer for last one year. However, setting aside her personal grief, the bereaved mother joined Covid-19 duty only two days after her daughter’s death.

Chief minister Naveen Patnaik on Saturday reached out to his counterparts in Karnataka BS Yediyurappa and in Andhra Pradesh YS Jaganmohan Reddy to discuss about safe return plan of the stranded people from both the southern states.

According to Tapi district health officials, the man had been admitted to Surat's SMIMMER hospital for cancer treatment between 26 and 30 April but he was refferred to Ahmedabad on April 30 for further treatment. On May 1, his samples were taken for Covid-19 test and it came positive on Saturday.

Once again Punjab government and Patiala district administration reunited a child with her parents. This time a girl from Patiala got stuck at Kangra in Himachal Pradesh, due to lockdown in Himachal Pradesh and Curfew in Punjab.

Haryana chief minister Manohar Lal Khattar on Saturday appealed to migrant workers in the state not to leave and start working in industrial units that have been allowed to resume operations amid lockdown according to the Centre's guidelines. He, however, said if anyone still wants to leave, the state government will make arrangements for their return.

The state government has started process to send back over 60,000 migrant workers from different states, stuck in various temporary shelters in Odisha, to their home states. A standard operating procedure (SOP) has been issued to all collectors and municipal commissioners by the revenue and disaster management department to ensure smooth return of the “guest workers” by road or rail.

Hundreds of migrants from Surat in Gujarat who are on their way to Uttar Pradesh were left stranded in transit despite necessary permissions, as Uttar Pradesh government is not allowing entry of their buses, Surat Police Commissioner RB Brahmbhatt said on Saturday. He said that Gujarat and Uttar Pradesh governments are in talks to resolve the confusion caused by some "technical issues".

Recognizing the socio-corporate responsibility in this dire need of hour during Covid-19 pandemic, a team of faculty and staff members at Thapar Institute of Engineering and Technology, Patiala has developed a working model of a remote operated Robo-cart for the delivery of medicines and food to the Covid-19 patients admitted to Government Rajindra Hospital, Patiala.

In an alleged case of domestic violence, a middle-aged woman was axed to death by her husband on Friday. The accused, according to the police, assaulted numerous times on the head of his wife leaving her dead on the spot.

Five more persons, all from Jajpur district, tested positive for Covid-19 in Odisha, the health department updated on its website on Saturday.

August 15, 2012. As India celebrated her 66th year of Independence, the city was tense. By night, thousands of people from the northeast living in Bengaluru thronged railway stations to return to their respective home states.

The cremation of an autorickshaw driver a week ago has triggered a controversy as four of his family members who brought the body from Mumbai tested positive on Friday, taking the number of cases in the district to 26. Mandya, which is now in the orange zone, is in danger of slipping into the red after recording 8 new cases.

Launching portals seems to be the only way known to the state government to take a headcount of Tamils stuck in any part of the world. After launching one such portal for gathering information about Tamils working abroad, the government is all set to launch another portal, probably on Saturday, to gather information about people from Tamil Nadu stuck in other states in the country.

With the Union health ministry redrawing the Covid-19 map, 14 districts in Tamil Nadu have moved from red to orange zone, clearing the way for restarting economic activity. Now, only 12 districts remain as hotspots with Krishnagiri the sole green zone.