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Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed the nation today. He said that negligence in personal and social behaviour has been increasing after 'Unlock 1' on June 1 and noted that there is need to be alert and follow norms as was done during the lockdown to prevent the spread of coronavirus.
His address came against the backdrop of a bitter standoff between Indian and Chinese troops in eastern Ladakh, where 20 Indian Army personnel had killed in clashes on June 15 in Galwan Valley.

Also, the country will be entering "unlock 2" from July 1 for which guidelines were issued by the Union Home Ministry on Monday night, further easing the restrictions imposed due to the coronavirus lockdown.

Indian and Chinese militaries will hold another round of Lt General-level talks today in an attempt to de-escalate tensions in eastern Ladakh and finalise modalities for disengagement of troops from the sensitive region, government sources said.

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1:24 AM

Assam flood situation remains bleak; death toll rises to 25

The flood situation continued to be grim in Assam, where three more people died due to the deluge, pushing the death toll to 25, officials said.
 
Two persons died in Barpeta district, while one death was reported from Dibrugarh district, the Assam State Disaster Management Authority (ASDMA) said in a bulletin.
 
Flood waters, however, receded from Udalguri and Kamrup (Metro), but continued to submerge 23 other districts, including Dhemaji, South Salmara, Lakhimpur, Nalbari, Barpeta, Kokrajhar, Goalpara, Kamrup, Morigaon, Golaghat, Jorhat, Dibrugarh and Tinsukia, it said.
 
On Tuesday, 25 of Assam's 33 districts were hit by floods, affecting over 13.2 lakh people, besides claiming four lives.
1:00 AM

Xiaomi to bear the brunt of Chinese apps ban

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12:52 AM

Govt declares entire Nagaland 'disturbed area' for 6 more months till December end

12:49 AM

Major rejig of IPS officers in Tamil Nadu

As part of a major rejig of IPS officials in Tamil Nadu, the state government on Tuesday transferred City Police Commissioner A K Viswanathan and a host of other officers.
 
Viswanathan will be replaced by Mahesh Kumar Aggarwal, according to a Home Department order issued late on Tuesday.
 
Viswanathan has been posted as ADGP, Operations, Chennai, vice Aggarwal.
11:30 PM

China must reconsider Hong Kong security law: 27 countries tell United Nations

11:17 PM

Airbus to cut around 15,000 jobs worldwide

11:14 PM

BJP hails PM Modi for standing with poor; Cong says he shied away from naming China

10:58 PM

Cabinet expansion delayed in MP as no decision yet on representation to loyalists of Jyotiratidya Scindia

10:55 PM

Govt directs internet companies to immediately block Chinese apps

The government on Tuesday directed all internet service providers to block 59 Chinese mobile apps under emergency clause of the IT Act, according to sources.
 

The order has been issued in two sets -- the first set contains list of 35 apps and theother 24 apps based out of China, the sources said.
 

"Order to block all 59 Chinese apps to internet service providers have been issued now," a telecom ministry source told PTI.
 

The list has same set of apps as was announced by the government on Monday. It includes name ofTikTok, UC News, UC Browser, Viva Video, Mi Video Call, Bigo Live, Wechat etc.

10:41 PM

India, China hold marathon Corps Commander talks

Indian and Chinese militaries on Tuesday held an over 10-hour Corps Commander-level dialogue with a focus on finalising modalities for the disengagement of troops from various standoff points in eastern Ladakh, and explored ways to ease tension in the region, government sources said.
 

In the meeting, the Indian delegation conveyed concerns over China's "new claim lines" in the region and demanded restoration of status quo ante as well as immediate withdrawal of Chinese troops from Galwan Valley, Pangong Tso and a number of other areas, they said.
 

The talks took place on the Indian side of Line of Actual Control (LAC) in Chushul sector in eastern Ladakh. The meeting began at 11 AM and was continuing beyond 9 PM, the sources said.

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First Published: Jun 30 2020 | 7:34 AM IST