Coronavirus India Highlights: Sikkim reports first COVID-19 case; India's tally crosses 1.25 lakh-mark

5.24 pm: Maharashtra coronavirus tally: 1,671 police officers infected

As many as 1,671 police personnel have tested positive for coronavirus in Maharashtra. At least 18 police personnel have died of COVID-19. At least 42 police officers and 499 constables have recovered from the infection so far.

5.18 pm: Eid during coronavirus

Shri Mata Vaishno Devi Shrine Board provides seri and iftari to Muslims quarantined at the Aashirwd Bhawan in Katra.

Jammu and Kashmir: Shri Mata Vaishno Devi Shrine Board provides sehri and iftari to Muslims quarantined at Aashirwad Bhawan in Katra, during #Ramzan. pic.twitter.com/cluIYAiJUU

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5.10 pm: Noida coronavirus tally

Noida or Gautam Buddh Nagar reported 17 new coronavirus cases, taking the tally to 323.

17 new #COVID19 positive cases reported today, taking the total number of positive cases in the district to 323: District Surveillance Officer, Gautam Budh Nagar district pic.twitter.com/uEnlZv6Q4y

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5.07 pm: 22 of 76 deportees from US test positive

Twenty-two of 76 Haryana natives who were deported from the US have tested positive for coronavirus. Seventy-six people from Haryana were part of a group of 160 Indians who were deported from US via a special chartered flight earlier this week. Once they returned to India, they had to undergo coronavirus tests.

5.00 pm: AIIMS Rishikesh prepares database for corona

AIIMS Rishikesh is preparing a database of patients suffering from critical illnesses vis a vis their vulnerability to COVID-19. "People suffering from critical ailments are more at risk of contracting coronavirus than people in general. We have begun preparing a database of such patients to keep a watch on them in particular and save them from getting infected," nodal officer for COVID-19 cases at AIIMS, Rishikesh Madhur Uniyal.

4.55 pm: Tamil Nadu says that state lost Rs 35,000 crore during lockdown

Tamil Nadu estimated that the state lost Rs 35,000 crore revenue during the coronavirus lockdown. Chief Minister K Palaniswami said that development schemes won't be affected from these losses. "Various austerity measures have been taken to handle the situation but they won't affect development schemes as they ensure employment generation," he said.

4.43 pm: Kerala coronavirus data deleted

Sprinklr, a US-based company that had the responsibility of handling Kerala government's data of coronavirus cases in the state has informed the government that it has deleted all the backup data provided by the state government.

4.38 pm: Services to Bengal would start after clearance

Railway Board Chairman Vinod Kr Yadav said that West Bengal government has asked the Indian Railways to halt train services to the state till May 26. He said as soon as the state government gives clearances, train services would resume.

4.37 pm: 9.7 million tonnes of food grain delivered

Freight movement operations ensured delivery of 9.7 million tonnes of food grain from April 1 to May 22. 3255 new Parcel Special Trains have been run since 22nd March, said Railways.

4.33 pm: 2,600 trains in next 10 days

Around 2,600 trains are being scheduled to run in the coming 10 days. The Railways said that the transporter is prepared to run trains within states if state governments request.

4.28 pm: Indian Railways press conference: How to bring normalcy

The Indian Railways revealed the salient points to bring about normalcy in train travel:

• Advance Reservation Period of 30 days
• Booking through online, PRS, common service centres, post offices, agents
• RAC permitted, no waiting list passenger to board
• No unreserved coaches
• Ready-to-eat packaged food
• Social distancing, hygiene protocols
• Screening of passengers
• Face cover and Aarogya Setu app mandatory

4.26 pm: 5000 coaches turned into COVID centres

Railway Board Chairman Vinod Kumar Yadav said that 5,000 coaches have been turned into COVID care centres, with 80,000 beds. Since all of them are not being used, 50 per cent of these coaches have been used as Shramik Special trains.

4.22 pm: Indian Railways press conference: Day-wise breakup of trains

The Indian Railways provided a day-wise breakup of the trains that have been operating since May 1. Passenger trains were allowed to operate from May 12.

Day-wise breakup of #ShramikSpecial trains has been provided with details of number of passengers they have carried. Additionally, Railway Ministry has started special passenger trains since 12 May to carry passengers from Delhi to 15 major cities: VK Yadav,Chairman,Railway Board pic.twitter.com/yNT0fRM78a

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4.15 pm: Indian Railways press conference

Railway Board Chairman Vinod Kumar Yadav said that 80 per cent of the special trains for migrant workers was used by passengers from Bihar and UP. He said that free meals and drinking water is being provided on the trains and that social distancing and hygiene protocols are being followed.

4.10 pm: MHA asks UTs to check on rumour mongering

The MHA has asked union territories to keep a check on rumour mongering about shortage of food and essential commodities through publicity.

4.02 pm: Home delivery of liquor in Odisha

Odisha government has allowed home delivery of liquor from shops situated outside containment zones. The government has introduced a special COVID fee of 50 per cent on MRP of all types of foreign liquor and beer. Retailers can directly delivery alcohol or use reputed food delivery aggregators.

3.50 pm: Remdesivir possibly leading coronavirus vaccine race, says scientist

Ram Vishwakarma, director of the Indian Institute of Integrative Medicine, CSIR, Jammu said that there are many drugs under trial but the immediate hope is repurposed drugs. "Right now, there is only one effective approach which is to repurpose already approved drugs for other diseases if they can be used for COVID-19. One example is remdesivir," he said.

3.45 pm: 32 lakh migrant workers transported by Indian Railways

The Indian Railways has ferried around 32 lakh migrant workers since it started the Shramik Special trains on May 1. It has run 2,570 trains out of which 550 are yet to reach their destinations. According to data with the Railways, Uttar Pradesh (1246) has received the highest number of trains, followed by Bihar (804) and Jharkhand (124). Gujarat (759), Maharashtra (483) and Punjab (291) have sent the most number of trains..

3.35 pm: PM Modi speaks to Mauritius Prime Minister Pravind Jugnauth

PM Modi congratulated PM Jugnauth for successfully controlling coronavirus. He said that Indians would always stand in support of Mauritius in such difficult times.

Our people share warm and special ties, based on shared culture and values. Indians will stand by their Mauritian brothers and sisters at this difficult time.

Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) May 23, 2020

3.33 pm: PM Modi speaks to Sri Lanka President Gotabaya Rajapaksa

PM Modi said that Sri Lanka is fighting coronavirus very effectively and committed to support the maritime neighbour in matters of economy and the pandemic.

Had an excellent talk with President @GotabayaR. Sri Lanka is fighting COVID-19 effectively under his leadership. India will continue to support our close maritime neighbour in dealing with the pandemic and its economic impact.

Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) May 23, 2020

3.25 pm: Goa wants to perform antibody tests on arriving passengers

Goa Health Minister Vishwajit Rane wrote to the Civil Aviation Ministry to ask permission for antibody testing of passengers upon arrival. Around 15 flights are scheduled to arrive in Goa on Monday. The passengers would be issued a negative certificate before entering the state.

3.20 pm: Shramik Special train passengers protest in Unnao

Passengers of Shramik Special train on way to Bihar Darbhanga from Bengaluru protested and hurled brickbats at a railway station in Unnao. Passengers said that there were no food and water arrangements and that even the washrooms did not have water. As soon as the train stopped in Unnao, the passengers got down and started hurling stones. The Railway Protection Force (RPF) and Government Railway Police (GRP) pacified the passenger before they restarted their journey.

3.10 pm: Daati Maharaj found violating govt orders on social distancing

Delhi Police started inquiry against Daati Maharaj after it was alleged that people went to the Shani Dham temple in Mehrauli after it was opened yesterday. DCP South Delhi Atul Thakur said that they violated government guidelines and found that Data Maharaj and others committed an offence under IPC of Disaster Management Act and Epidemic Diseases Act.

2.59 pm: Coronavirus lockdown in Assam

People in Guwahati say that they will celebrate EidAlFitr keeping in mind all guidelines and norms, amid 4th phase of coronavirus lockdown. A local says, "We will follow social distancing & offer prayers at home. We stand with the govt in this fight against COVID-19."

Assam: People in Guwahati say that they will celebrate #EidAlFitr keeping in mind all guidelines & norms, amid 4th phase of #CoronavirusLockdown. A local says,"We will follow social distancing & offer prayers at home. We stand with the govt in this fight against #COVID19." pic.twitter.com/DQhXqdeRiU

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2.49 pm: Corona updates: Aarogya Setu like a passport, says Puri

Hardeep Singh Puri said that if a person has taken a test that came out negative and also does not have any symptoms, then they don't have to be quarantined. He also said that the Aarogya Setu app is like a passport if the status is green.

2.39 pm: Chandigarh lockdown latest updates: Vande Bharat Mission

An Air India repatriation flight carrying 327 passengers and one infant landed at Delhi airport from JFK Airport in the United States, earlier today. 227 passengers deboarded at Delhi Airport & remaining 100 passengers arrived at Chandigarh International Airport.

2.28 pm: Adding more flights soon, says Hardeep Singh Puri

Aviation minister says that the government is doing the best to add as many flights as possible soon. He said that number of international flights would also be increased in the coming days. The ministry allowed the resumption of services from May 25 onwards, after a gap of two months. The government has also issued a set of guidelines for passengers taking domestic flights.

2.18 pm: Aarogya Setu app is excellent, says Hardeep Singh Puri

Union Civil Aviation Minister Hardeep Singh Puri batted for the contact tracing app Aarogya Setu. His comments come amid discussions on the app's data privacy and accuracy. Puri said that there is nothing comparable to the app and called it "excellent".

2.09 pm: Chandigarh declares 44 areas as containment zones

Chandigarh declares 44 areas as containment zones. The government classified the development blocks into red zones and orange zones. There are 80 development blocks marked as orange zones, while Doundilohara (Balod district), Takhatpur and Masturi (Bilaspur district) and Korba (Korba district) have been identified as red zones. The government also marked some under-tested areas as orange despite no new cases.

2.00 pm: Flights safest mode of travelling, says DIAL CEO

Delhi International Airport Limited CEO Videh Jaipuriar said that we will have to learn to live with coronavirus. He said that it is very important to resume flight operations and said that it is the safest mode of travelling. Jaipuriar said that people should be careful but not worried. He said that DIAL has made all preparations to ensure boarding of passengers without contact. He also urged everyone to print their boarding passes.

1.50 pm: Delhi coronavirus cases

In the last 24 hours, 591 new cases of COVID have been identified, said the state health department. There have been no deaths in the last 24 hours. The total number of cases in Delhi is now 12,910.

Chandigarh: An Air India repatriation flight carrying 327 passengers & one infant landed at Delhi airport from JFK Airport in the United States, earlier today. 227 passengers deboarded at Delhi Airport & remaining 100 passengers arrived at Chandigarh International Airport. pic.twitter.com/4Na700Wo2j

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1.40 pm: Coronavirus tally in Assam

Health Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma said the total cases in the state has increased to 319 as on 1:40 pm on May 23. Fifty three new cases have been reported, said the minister.

591 #COVID19 cases & no deaths reported in Delhi in the last 24 hours. Total number of cases in the national capital rises to 12910, including 6412 active cases: Delhi Health Department pic.twitter.com/buMK3Tals3

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1.30 pm: Karnataka coronavirus update

Karnataka reported 196 new cases in the last 24 hours, taking the count to 1,939. The state has reported 42 deaths so far with one in the last 25 hours. The Karnataka government has ordered mandatory quarantine for passengers arriving from six states.

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1.20 pm: Rajasthan coronavirus tally

The number of corona cases in Rajasthan increased by 155 on Saturday. Two deaths, one each in Jaipur and Kota were reported. Forty-eight new cases from Nagaur, Kota, Jhunjhunu and Jaipur districts were reported. The number of cases in the state has reached 6,542, with 2,695 active cases.

1.10 pm: Goa is corona-free, says Governor Satya Pal Malik

Governor Satya Pal Malik said that Goa is coronavirus-free. He added that domestic travellers would come to the state even though international tourists might take a while to come. He said this is not a long-term loss to the industry.

1.07 pm: Shivraj Singh Chouhan blames Tablighi Jamaat for spread in state

MP CM Shivraj Singh Chouhan said that the Tablighi Jamaat members was responsible for the initial spread of coronavirus in the state, especially in Bhopal and Indore. "Initially the members of Tablighi Jamaat contributed in spreading this virus. The people, who came back from this event to prime cities like Indore and Bhopal, transmitted this virus to others also," he said, adding that they "did not act responsibly".

1.01 pm: Exodus of migrant workers from Delhi

Migrant workers in Delhi gathered at Lajpat Nagar to board buses for their departure. They would be taken to the railway station from where they would board the Shramik Special trains.

Fifty three new #COVID19 + cases confirmed - 44 from Sarusajai Quarantine Centre, 7 from Dima Hasao district and 2 from Cachar.

Total cases 319
Recovered 54
Active cases 258
Deaths 04
Migrated 03

Update 1.40 pm / May 23#AssamCovidCount pic.twitter.com/Z9jZpTsMkS

12.55 pm: Domestic flights to fly from Terminal 3 of Delhi airport

The Delhi International Airport Limited (DIAL) has said that flights operating on May 25 would depart from Terminal 3 of the Delhi Airport. The Ministy of Civil Aviation said on Wednesday that domestic flights would resume services from Monday -- after a gap of two months.

12.50 pm: Andhra Pradesh coronavirus tally

The state has reported 47 new cases of coronavirus and one death in the last 24 hours. The total number of cases in the state is 2,561 with 56 deaths.

12.35 pm: Congress arranges buses for students in MP

The Congress party has arranged for transportation for students from Wayanad and other parts of Kerala who are stranded in Madhya Pradesh. Stranded students contacted Rahul Gandhi, who urged former MP CM Kamal Nath to help with the transportation.

12.30 pm: Uttarakhand coronavirus tally

Till 11:30 am, the state reported 20 new cases. The current tally of cases has reached 173, said the state health department.

12.20 pm: Migrant workers from Manipur gather at Bengaluru Palace Grounds

Around 4,000 migrant workers gathered at Palace Grounds in Bengaluru. They gathered with luggage and wanted to go back home.

196 new positive cases of #COVID19 have been reported in Karnataka from May 22, 5pm to 5pm today, taking the total number of positive cases in the state to 1939, including 1297 active cases and 598 discharges: Karnataka Health Department pic.twitter.com/p0PK0hytDR

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12.10 pm: Three employees of Cadila Pharmaceuticals die of coronavirus

Dholka-based Cadila Pharmaceuticals has said that three of its employees have died of coronavirus. The employees were part of the company's production and packaging departments, said a spokesperson. This news comes as 26 employees of the company were reported positive earlier this month. The company has said that it has set up its own quarantine facility and has also given employees the option to quarantine elsewhere.

12:05 pm: Pune doctor passes away due to COVID

A 56-year-old doctor in Pune passed away due to coronavirus in Pune. The doctor who ran a private hospital in the city passed away at the Sassoon General Hospital.

11.55 am: Coronavirus cases tally in Indore

Indore reported 83 more positive cases in the last 24 hours. It is the worst-hit district in Madhya Pradesh with 2,933 cases. The death toll in Indore has reached 111.

11.50 am: Nationwide lockdown won't help India fight COVID, says virologist

Leading virologist Shahid Jameel said that the nationwide lockdown would not help India fight coronavirus anymore. He suggested that community-driven containment, isolation and quarantine strategies are the things that would help the country in this hour of need. He added that India has a very low testing rate which must be increased. "We should deploy both antibody tests and confirmatory PCR tests. This will tell us about pockets of ongoing infection and past (recovered) infection," said Jameel to PTI.

11.40 am: Lucknow corona update

Lucknow allowed local salons and parlours to open on May 21. Similarly Tamil Nadu has also allowed parlours and salons to reopen.

11.32 am: Mumbai coronavirus update

Neighbours shower flowers on Assistant Police Inspector Kiran Pawar who returned home after recovering from coronavirus.

Delhi: Migrant workers queue outside Lajpat Nagar police station to board buses. They will be taken on buses to railway stations, from where they will board trains for their respective states. pic.twitter.com/skCgE06SpO

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11.25 am: Bihar to quarantine arriving passengers

Bihar government issued an order stating that migrant workers arriving from Surat, Ahmedabad, Mumbai, Pune, Delhi, Ghaziabad, Faridabad, Gurugram, Noida, Kolkata and Bangalore would be quarantined in centres. It stated that passengers from other places would be kept in home quarantine if they don't show symptoms.

Around 4000 migrant workers from Manipur have gathered at Palace Grounds in Bengaluru for registration to return. K. Sudhakar, state minister says,"I talked to them,they are worried&want to go back to Manipur but I hope they will return to Bengaluru as this is their second home" pic.twitter.com/w8QakO7ini

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11.15 am: Coronavirus impact: Hertz files for bankruptcy

The 102-year-old car rental company Hertz has filed for bankruptcy protection. The company's lenders refused to grant it another extension on its payments, triggering the filing in US Bankruptcy Court in Delaware. Hertz had reported 18.7 billion in debt in March end, with only 1 billion of available cash.

11.05 am: No special trains to Bengal till May 26

West Bengal Chief Secretary has written to Railway Board Chairman stating that the state is involved in relief and rehabilitation work and would not be able to receive special trains for the next few days. WB said that no train must be sent to the state till May 26.

11.00 am: Odisha corona tally

Odisha has reported 80 new COVID cases. The total number of corona cases is now 1,269 with 826 active cases.

10.55 am: Manipur CM's ultimatum to arriving passengers

Manipur CM N Biren Singh said that arriving passengers would have to undergo mandatory quarantine. If they fail to do so, he said, they would be prosecuted under the National Disaster Management Act, 2005 and sentenced to jail.

10.50 am: Brazil second-worst affected country

Brazil has now become the second-most infected country in the world with one 3,30,000 cases, according to Johns Hopkins University. With 3,30,890 cases, the Latin American country has reported over 21,000 deaths. The country witnessed 1,001 deaths in the last 24 hours. This comes as a set-back to the country that was mulling reopening shops and easing restrictions.

10.45 am: Hunar Haat to reopen as Local to Global

Minority Affairs Minister Mukhtar Abbas Naqvi has said that Hunar Haat would reopen from May 25 and would be rechristened as Local to Global. The renaming is in line with PM Modi's initiative to give a boost to local manufacturers and products. He said that in order to boost the economy and make India atmanirbhar, one must be "vocal for local" to push them towards global.

10.40 am: Auto-rickshaws restart in Tamil Nadu but no passengers

Tamil Nadu government has allowed the restarting of auto rickshaw services but there are no passengers available. The state has also allowed salons and parlours to reopen from Sunday.

#WATCH Maharashtra: Flowers were showered upon Assistant Police Inspector Kiran Pawar, by neighbourers in Mumbai today, as he arrived to his native place after completely recovering from #COVID19. pic.twitter.com/RgzGFT0NxE

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10.30 am: Chennai-Nagaland Shramik Special train ferries 1,400 people

The first Shramik Special train to Nagaland ferries 1,477 stranded people. The train originated in Chennai and left for its destination on Tuesday night. The passengers had to walk through disinfectant tunnels and underwent medical screening. People from Dimapur, Mon and Peren districts have been quarantined in various centres.

10.24 am: Tamil Nadu allows salons to reopen from Sunday

Tamil Nadu has allowed reopening of beauty parlours and salons across the state from Sunday. However the same would be shut in Chennai and coronavirus containment zones. Additionally, these shops can't use AC and will have to operate only from 7am to 7pm period.

10.20 am: COVID-19 cases in Assam reaches 259

Three more people tested positive in Assam taking the total number of cases in the state to 259. The state has 198 active cases and four deaths have been reported.

Bihar: Migrants returning to the state from Surat, Ahmedabad, Mumbai, Pune, Delhi, Ghaziabad, Faridabad, Gurugram, Noida, Kolkata & Bangalore to be kept in quarantine camps. People returning from other places to be home quarantined if they don't show #COVID19 symptoms. pic.twitter.com/OCS8IuqxYQ

ANI (@ANI) May 23, 2020

10.15 am: ICMR testing update

ICMR has said that it tested 1,15,364 people for coronavirus in the last 24 hours. So far, it has tested 28,34,798 people in the country.

Rameswaram: Tamil Nadu govt has allowed plying of autos and cycle rickshaws from today amid #COVID19 lockdown, except in Chennai&containment zones. Ramesh, an auto driver says, "There are no tourists due to lockdown. Local passengers are also not there, hence no earning for us". pic.twitter.com/rPTN6A2d7l

ANI (@ANI) May 23, 2020

10.10 am: AIIMS employee dies of coronavirus

A mess worker in AIIMS died of coronavirus as the hostel administration did not take precautionary measures, alleged Resident Doctors Association on Friday. They also alleged that the hostel superintendent tried to portray the cause of death as possible cardiac arrest.

10.05 am: Corona vaccine update

New Chinese vaccine appears to be showing positive signs. Subjects who received a single dose of the vaccine produced a certain immune cell called T Cells within two weeks and antibodies needed for immunity peaked at 28 days.

10.00 am: Increase in cyber crime in Mumbai amid lockdown

State Home Minister Anil Deshmukh said that there has been an increase in the number of cyber crime cases in Mumbai amid the lockdown. He said that through TikTok, videos encouraging rape and acid attack have gone viral. Deshmukh said that strict action would be taken against such people.

9.55 am: Noida Police says no special pass required for domestic flights passengers

Noida Police has clarified that no special pass would be required for domestic flight passengers who have confirmed flight tickets. People with confirmed tickets would be allowed to cross the Delhi-Noida border. The Delhi-Noida border has been sealed due to the increase in corona cases, allowing only special services and cargo to pass through.

9.45 am: Delhi COVID-19 update

The Delhi Excise Department has allowed the reopening 66 private liquor shops from 9am to 6:30pm. These shops would be allowed to open on an odd-even basis. According to a report in Times of India, the department amassed Rs 100 crore as special corona cess in just 15 days.

9.40 am: Rajasthan coronavirus tally

Rajasthan has reported 48 fresh cases in the last 24 hours along with two deaths. The state health department said that the number of coronavirus cases in Rajasthan has increased to 6,542 and 155 deaths have been reported.

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9.35 am: Karnataka orders compulsory quarantine for passengers

Domestic flight passengers travelling from Maharashtra, Rajasthan, Delhi, Gujarat, Tamil Nadu, Delhi and Madhya Pradesh would be compulsorily quarantined in Karnataka for seven days. Karnataka DGP Praveen Sood said that that will be followed by home quarantine.

9.30 am: Cycling Federation of India offers trial to Jyoti Kumari

Jyoti Kumari cycled 1,200 km from Gurugram to Darbhanga with her wounded father. She was praised by Ivanka Trump for this act. Following Ivanka's tweet, the Cycling Federation has offered a trial to Kumari.

9.25 am: Ivanka Trump praises Jyoti Kumari who cycled 1200 km

Jyoti Kumari, who cycled 1,200 km from Gurugram to Darbhanga amid the coronavirus lockdown along with her injured father has been praised by Ivanka Trump.

Three more #COVID19 + cases detected, one each from Nagaon, Sivasagar and Tinsukia.

Total cases 259
Recovered 54
Active cases 198
Deaths 04
Migrated 03

Update 9.15 pm / May 22#AssamCovidCount pic.twitter.com/jBScpmgClH

9.15 am: Highest spike in coronavirus case

India saw its highest spike in cases so far on Friday. The Health Ministry says that there has been an increase of 6,654 cases and 137 deaths in the country in the last 24 hours. So far, a total of 3,720 people have succumbed to the disease so far. 

9.00 am: Coronavirus India cases cross 1,25,000

The total count of COVID-19 cases has jumped to 1,25,101, including 69,597 active cases, along with 3,720 deaths, according to Union Health Ministry.

8.45 am: Coronavirus live updates: ICMR okays hydroxychloroquine for frontline COVID-19 warriors

The Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) on Friday approved the use of anti-malaria drug Hydroxychloroquine (HCQ) for the healthcare as well as frontline workers. The health research body recommended the use of HCQ for asymptomatic healthcare workers in non-COVID-19 hospitals and frontline workers such policemen deployed in containment zones. However, the Lancet, a premier medical journal has found that those being treated with HCQ and chloroquine are at a higher risk of death, and erratic heart rythms.

8.30 am: Corona India tracker: Check BusinessToday.In tracker to get state-wise tally of COVID-19 cases

INDIA CORONAVIRUS TRACKER: BusinessToday.In brings you a daily tracker as coronavirus cases continue to spread. Here is the state-wise data on total cases, fatalities and recoveries in one comprehensive graph.