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Passengers from Brazil, South Africa can leave Karnataka airports only if they test negative for COVID-19"The passengers arriving from the UK, Europe, (the) Middle East, Bangladesh, Botswana, China, Mauritius, New Zealand and Zimbabwe on arriva...- Spike in COVID-19 cases: Karnataka CM to hold meeting with officials, health expertsThe meeting would be held at 5 PM in the Vidhana Soudha, the seat of state legislature and secretariat, the Chief Minister's Office said in...
- Karnataka makes Covid test mandatory for people arriving from KeralaAccording to the circular, the Covid negative reports that Kerala returnees produce on arrival should not be older than 72 hours.
- Covid-19: Hospital stay must even for those with mild symptoms in KarnatakaThe central government had earlier this month allowed states to treat those with mild symptoms at home. This was done to reduce the burden ...
- Karnataka may rope in private medical colleges if Covid-19 cases surge post lock-downThe government will provide doctors with a checklist to follow regarding treatment. We will also be applying to ICMR to seek permission to ...
- 1,500 from State attended Tablighi Jamaat meet; 800 traced, testedThe state has yet to contact the remaining about 700 people who had attended the congregation at Nizamuddin in Delhi. The government has re...
- Karnataka quarantines 78 persons with links to Delhi's Tablighi Jamaat“We have quarantined them because as a group they have met frequently and there is a chance of spread,” Additional Chief Secretary (Health)...
- As ten employees of Mysuru's pharma company test positive for Covid-19, source of virus remains a mysteryThe man was diagnosed with symptoms last week and was confirmed of Covid-19 on March 26. Since then, nine of his colleagues have been teste...
- Karnataka reports 2 new Covid-19 cases without travel & contact historyOne of the patients is a 60-year-old man from Tumakuru who died of Covid-19 on Friday morning. The deceased had no travel history to the vi...
- Coronavirus: Karnataka breathes easy as tests find samples of five persons negative“We will keep suspected cases under four weeks of observation as against two weeks elsewhere,” the minister said. Of the five, an Iranian s...
- Zero-strike work culture has resulted in no days loss: Moloy GhatakThe minister added that another important achievement of the new government is the reduction of industrial accidents by 50% in 2015.
- Bengaluru's power receiving capacity to grow three fold in 20 monthsThe KPTCL is spending about Rs 1720 crore to upgrade Bengaluru’s creaking power infrastructure targeting paying consumers like software fir...
- No more power shock for Yelahanka IndustriesKPTCL makes use of Swedish technology of covered conductors to distribute electricity along narrow corridors in city.
- Coffee exports may dip as growers hold on to stocks for better priceCoffee shipments for the fiscal year 2014-15 have slumped 9% to 2,86,393 tonne. The decline has been as much as 15% for the last quarter en...
- Coffee Board makes progress in its effort to tackle the white stem borer pestIn one of its experiments, the Central Coffee Research Institute (CCRI) has found that the adult beetles of stem borer could be killed befo...
- Bipartite between WB Govt, Shalimar Paints inconclusiveThe bipartite talks between the West Bengal government and the management of Shalimar Paints regarding withdrawal of suspension of work at ...
- Coffee Board constitutes regional consultative forums for coffee researchThe RCF will open a platform for regular interactions or consultations on coffee research in all major coffee growing regions of the countr...
- Coffee exports up 38% in January on strong global pricesCountry's coffee exports rose 38 per cent to 26,161 tonnes in January on account of firm global prices, according to the Coffee Board of In...
- Good rains in last fortnight to aid coffee crop: Coffee BoardCoffee Board has said the revival of monsoon rains in traditional areas have helped in checking infestation of pests and improving crop hea...
- Coffee output may decline to 2.95 lakh tonne in 2011-12India's coffee production is expected to decline to around 2.95 lakh tonne in the current coffee year on account of lower robusta output.
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