A COVID-19 patient in an ambulance outside Lok Nayak Jaiprakash Narayan Hospital, as coronavirus cases spike in New Delhi.
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Medics push a stalled ambulance carrying a COVID-19 patient outside Lok Nayak Jaiprakash Narayan Hospital, in New Delhi.
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Relatives of a COVID-19 victim react outside the Lok Nayak Jaiprakash Narayan Hospital, in New Delhi.
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Covid patients face scarcity of oxygen cylinders after number of cases increasing at a hospital in New Delhi.
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An ambulance carrying a body during COVID-induced lockdown, as coronavirus cases surge in New Delhi.
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Closed shops of Lajpat Nagar central market during COVID-induced lockdown as coronavirus cases surge, in New Delhi.
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Closed shops of Lajpat Nagar central market during COVID-induced lockdown as coronavirus cases surge, in New Delhi.
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Closed shops of Lajpat Nagar central market during COVID-induced lockdown as coronavirus cases surge, in New Delhi.
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Closed shops at Khan Market area during the COVID-induced lockdown as coronavirus cases surge in New Delhi.
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City streets wear a deserted look during COVID-induced lockdown, as coronavirus cases surge in New Delhi.
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Migrant workers wait for transportation as they leave for their respective villages following a six-day lockdown put into place to control the rising cases of coronavirus infection...
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Vijay Chowk wears a deserted look during COVID-induced lockdown, as coronavirus cases surge in New Delhi.
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi addresses the nation on the second wave of coronavirus pandemic across the country, via video conferencing, in New Delhi.
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A migrants' family from Bihar waits for port at roadside during complete lockdown for 6 days due to surge in coronavirus cases in New Delhi.
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Closed shops of Sarojni Nagar market during COVID-induced lockdown as coronavirus cases surge, in New Delhi.
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Closed shops at Khan Market area during the COVID-induced lockdown as coronavirus cases surge in New Delhi.
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City streets wear a deserted look during COVID-induced lockdown, as coronavirus cases surge in New Delhi.
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A team of doctors check patients at CWG village Covid-19 Care Centre near Akshardham, in New Delhi.
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Delhi Deputy CM Manish Sisodia addresses the media on increase in number of beds, amid a surge in COVID-19 cases, in New Delhi.
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New A policeman checks E-passes of people during lockdown in front of Jama Masjid, in New Delhi.
Delhi police constable visited the house to aide the elderly after receiving a call from his daughter and saw a poster outside which said that after death his body may be handed over to police.
A large number of migrant workers from Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, Jharkhand and other states have thronged bus terminals and railway stations fearing the extension of the six-day lockdown announced on Monday by Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal.
The woman claimed that she has been drinking for 35 years and never required any medicine and urged the government to keep liquor stores open during the lockdown.
It is argued that the use of Sushant Singh Rajput's name/image/caricature/lifestyle without the consent of the legal heir amounts to a violation of his personality right and copyright.
Five cities in Uttar Pradesh — Prayagraj, Lucknow, Varanasi, Kanpur Nagar and Gorakhpur — have been placed under curbs till April 26 to arrest the spread of the Covid-19.
Delhi on Monday recorded 240 deaths due to Covid-19, the highest since the pandemic began over a year ago, and 23,686 cases with a positivity rate of 26.12 per cent
Even though captains Kohli and Aaron Finch were on the same team in the IPL, a yawning gap seemed to had opened up between the sides by the end of the second ODI
The Sushant Singh Rajput death case and the accusations against Rhea Chakraborty have divided the media industry, with TV journalists arguing it's their duty to ask 'tough questions' and dig out the 'truth'.
While the temptation to set an example by taking stern action against Prashant Bhushan may be hard to resist, it may also be counter-productive as the issue of alleged corruption in the judiciary today finds resonance with a far larger constituency than it did a decade ago.
While the temptation to set an example by taking stern action against Prashant Bhushan may be hard to resist, it may also be counter-productive as the issue of alleged corruption in the judiciary today finds resonance with a far larger constituency than it did a decade ago.
I shudder to think if encounters – fake or carried out genuinely in the course of duty – can be justified purely as a means to stop criminalisation of politics; or as seems to be the prevailing theory in Vikas Dubey’s case – to prevent criminals in politics from being exposed, writes Ajoy Kumar
I shudder to think if encounters – fake or carried out genuinely in the course of duty – can be justified purely as a means to stop criminalisation of politics; or as seems to be the prevailing theory in Vikas Dubey’s case – to prevent criminals in politics from being exposed, writes Ajoy Kumar
It is true that Nirmala Sitharaman and Mayawati’s attack against Rahul Gandhi is misdirected and neither of them or any other frontline political leader has made the effort to personally reach out to the lakhs of migrants who have hit India’s national and state highways in their long.
Of all its decades, 1990s do appear to be replete with run-of-the-mill movies, with least number of all-time classics. It is amply illustrated by the fact that most of the favourite films chosen by the stars are in the range of mediocre-to-above average category, writes Giridhar Jha.
I feel like Bill Murray in the movie Groundhog Day where characters are caught in a time loop, repeatedly reliving the same day and no one but only Murray knows about it.
PM Narendra Modi is hoping to garner a whopping $330 billion by wooing foreign investors to 'Make in India'. The 'Buy Local, Be Global' mantra is also aimed at being self-reliant.
The ministry has already sent rebuttals to leading foreign media organisations, including The Guardian, Washington Post, Time, Al Jazeera, The Economist, Huffington Post, New York Times and the BBC.
This issue of Outlook on the Indian media is testament to our objectivity. Subjecting ourselves to the same scrutiny is only fair, since we constantly scrutinise everyone else, from politicians to police, writes Ruben Banerjee.
That Muslims have been rudderless and at the receiving end are well-documented, but what has not been explored enough is the ferment they have experienced and what has emerged out of it.
For India, striking a balance between its two strategic partners — the United States and Iran — who have been at daggers drawn for long, has never been an easy task, writes Pranay Sharma.