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Since the lack of oxygen in one’s body is seen as a major symptom of novel coronavirus, people have been increasingly using the device to monitor oxygen saturation level in their body while at home.

Chandigarh has received more than 273.9 mm rainfall since June, which is much higher than Panchkula and Mohali. Director of the local meteorological centre, Surender Paul told The Indian Express that monsoon so far has fared well and rainfall is likely in next 48 hours also.

The woman, who was married in November 2019 to a man in Patiala, said in a petition filed last week, that she was tortured by her husband who used to make “objectionable demands” from her.

UT Administrator VP Singh Badnore expressed concern, saying that many residents are not taking the threat of coronavirus seriously and are violating the issued guidelines.

Bishnoi, filed the petition in the Court of ADJ Rajesh Sharma, pleading for an anticipatory bail or 15 days advance notice to arrest and produce him in the court, for the cases “falsely registered” against him in firing incidents of Sector 33 and Sector 9D, Chandigarh in June.

The patient who succumbed to COVID-19 was also suffering from chronic kidney disease and high blood sugar.

The murder case was registered following the recovery of a foetus and two chopped feet wrapped in newspapers. Police have failed to make any headway in the investigation.

Inspector Jaswinder Kaur was accused of demanding a bribe of Rs 5 lakh through a conduit, Bhagwan Singh. For the next 12 hours, Kaur was present in public and was also present during a CBI raid at her Zirakpur house, but disappeared later.

Deccan Value Investors’ new resolution plan also hinges on a lot of future receivables that Amtek Auto is likely to get from the government.

While dismissing the bail plea, the court said, “Why should a corrupt public servant, who is not only a menace to the society but a potential threat..., be shown any indulgence by a court of law by granting him protection in the form of an anticipatory bail.”

A handful of students in Chandigarh have offered their services to the local Red Cross Society to handle the remains of Covid-19 patients. Till date, these volunteers have together cremated around 18 patients as per the Covid protocol.

With more migrant labourers planning to leave the city every day, it is likely that this number will increase in the next few weeks.

PGIMER Director Jagat Ram also mentioned that the hospital has been conducting its own COVID-19 tests on patients coming from outside.

It all began with Ludhiana ADC Amarjit Bains testing positive three days after the meeting.

Many student groups including the National Students’ Union of India (NSUI), and the Students For Society (SFS) expressed their resentment towards the decision to hold examinations, stating that such a move will almost surely compromise the mental and physical health of students.