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Nizamuddin congregation: Arvind Kejriwal orders FIR against maulana

After attending the congregation, several people who attended it showed symptoms of coronavirus

Strict action for laxity in implementing lockdown: Delhi LG warns officers

Baijal held a meeting with Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal, his deputy Manish Sisodia and the officers via a video link, and asked them to strictly enforce the 21-day lockdown

Staying indoors is 'biggest patriotism', don't listen to rumours: Kejriwal

Kejriwal said police and civil administration officers have been directed to ensure that people do not come out on roads.

Covid-19: If we don't follow lockdown, we'll fail as country, says Delhi CM

"A large number of people are returning from cities they work in to their villages due to the coronavirus lockdown. I appeal to them, please stay wherever you are," he said

Don't go to villages for country's interest: Delhi CM to migrant workers

Thousands of migrant workers from Uttar Pradesh, Bihar and Jharkhand have started walking back to their homes due to the lockdown

Fighting coronavirus: Food riots are a real possibility, says Pronab Sen

Sen said that if the coronavirus pandemic spreads to rural areas, containment will be impossible

Do not leave Delhi, situation is under control: Kejriwal to migrant workers

He said Delhi has reported 39 coronavirus cases out of which 29 contracted the infection during foreign travel

Coronavirus impact: Delhi govt to give Rs 5,000 to construction workers

Kejriwal said it was good that some patients have recovered but cautioned about a long battle ahead against the deadly virus

Kejriwal asks people to follow lockdown; warns strict action for violators

Kejriwal said on the first day of the lockdown, it was observed that several people involved in providing essential services reached late to work and faced several hassles.

Delhi Lockdown: Things you need to know before stepping out from home

The CM also directed private firms to give compulsory paid leave to all employees, including contractual - until the end of March

Kejriwal shuts Delhi Airport as part of lockdown; Centre overrules order

At a press conference, Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal announced a complete lock down in the city-state and sealed the borders of the national capital

Coronavirus: Delhi border to be sealed, no public transport, says Kejriwal

The lockdown will continue till 12 midnight on March 31, Kejriwal said

Arvind Kejriwal puts Delhi under lock down; essential services exempted

All dairies, grocery shops, chemists and petrol pumps to remain open during the period

Domestic flights will continue to operate as usual from Delhi airport: DGCA

The Centre had announced three days ago that no international flight will be landing on the Indian soil from Sunday onward for a period of one week.

Kejriwal says concerned about daily wagers, increases ration per person

During his first-ever digital-only press conference, Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal doubled the pension for widows, differently-abled and elderly for this month

Covid-19: No lockdown for now, but will do it if needed, says Delhi CM

Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal said restrictions due to Covid-19 were causing terrible financial stress to the poor

India bans int'l flights for a week from Sunday in coronavirus fight

The government had the coronavirus under control and there was no 'community transmission' --a stage of a disease that may lead to a sharp rise in infections, says the a health ministry official

Delhi offers pay and use quarantine facilities in 3 hotels near airport

Kejriwal said there are sufficient 500 beds in the city to deal with any emergency under the government's arrangement

Closer to lockdown: Gatherings of over 50 banned in Delhi amid virus spread

The Uttar Pradesh government, too, shut down multiplexes, cinema halls, and clubs in 11 districts, including Lucknow and those along the Nepal border, till March 31

COVID-19: Hundreds protest at Shaheen Bagh defying mass gatherings ban

Young men and college students took turns to address the gathering, including women and children