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"Many tour operators are now gearing up with precautionary steps for foreigners arriving in Delhi during the peak tourist season set to begin from October this year," the statement said.

With the capital city witnessing a spurt in chikungunya and dengue cases, Delhi government on Thursday launched a helpline to provide medical assistance to people and help them locate nearest fever clinics.

Heavy deployments of security forces were made by authorities in J&K where life remained paralysed for the 69th consecutive day.

Donald Trump's overseas investments in real estate including in Pune and Gurgaon could have implications on the US foreign policy if he wins.

India's curt response comes amid marked escalation by Pakistan at internationalising the Kashmir issue. Relations between the two neighbours has reached a low point.

India had notified outbreak of avian influenza on May 9, 2016 at Humnabad, Bidar district, Karnataka.

One person was killed and another injured in police firing in the country's IT capital on Monday after sudden eruption of widespread violence, escalating tensions between the two states, now locked in a bitter tussle over release of Cauvery water.

Two drivers were injured and 17 tankers damaged in alleged stone-pelting attacks by protesters in Kashmir Valley on Sunday.

Over 4 crore EPFO subscribers may get a lower interest at a rate of 8.6% on their PF deposits for current financial year.

Criticising the financial management, the report underlined that the expenditure on Amma Canteens in 2014-2015 crossed Rs.100 crore in Chennai, causing the city corporation's deficit from going up from Rs 303.1 crore to Rs 471 crore that year.

"Is there design to leaking confidential information of the government, solicitor general and the MHA? Is there a design to leaking selective government documents to the media?" the letter said.

Over 12,000 civilians and security personnel have been injured in the unrest that began a day after Wani's killing.

Restrictions are in place in the area under Section 144 of CrPC, which prohibits assembly of four or more people.

Pakistani troops violated border ceasefire by resorting to mortar shell firing along the Line of Control (LoC) at Shahpur sector in Kashmir.

Nicholas Almeida and his followers protested at the Police station and demanded that a FIR be registered against unknown persons and the police officer who took away the broken pieces.

Swarup refused to divulge if the issue of India's membership to the Nuclear Suppliers Group figured in the meet with Xi.