17 new COVID-19 cases in U.T.
The Hindu
Of the fresh cases, 11 are from Puducherry and 6 from Karaikal
The Union Territory has recorded 17 new cases of COVID 19 from 2,021 tests. Of the fresh cases, 11 are from Puducherry and 6 from Karaikal. No COVID-19-associated death was reported in the 24 hours ending at 10 a.m on Friday.
As per data released by the Health Department, there are 127 active cases, including 94 under home isolation.
The overall tallies are 1,881 deaths, 1,29,478 cases and 1,27,470 recoveries.
Here are the important developments from Kerala to watch out for today.
Actor Amaan, who started off as a lead actor in TV serials, talks about the struggles of sustaining himself in Kannada cinema
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External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar will begin on June 8 his two-day outreach programme under the Delhi BJP’s month-long campaign to highlight the achievements of the Modi government in the last nine years.
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West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Wednesday distributed ex gratia to the kin of Odisha train accident victims. During the event held at the Kolkata Netaji Indoor Stadium, Ms. Banerjee accused the Union government of suppressing facts.
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Wednesday distributed ex gratia to the kin of Odisha train accident victims. During the event held at the Kolkata Netaji Indoor Stadium, Ms. Banerjee accused the Union government of suppressing facts.
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