NITI Aayog member Dr VK Paul on Tuesday said that the world is already experiencing the third wave of coronavirus. Paul cautioned India that another wave may bring in more cases. Read on to know more about this.
Cases rise again in India, with new variant cases found in different states. Get the latest news, updates and information about the COVID-19 pandemic here.
The daily count of active coronavirus cases may have gone down drastically but the second wave of COVID-19 is not over yet. Here's what the experts have to say.
A third COVID-19 wave may hit India in less than 6-8 weeks, AIIMS chief Dr. Randeep Guleria told the media on Saturday. Read to know everything.
The highly transmissible 'Delta plus' variant of coronavirus could stoke the third wave in Maharashtra. Read to know when the third COVID-19 wave is going to hit the state.
Amid the unlock process in various corners of the country, the AIIMS chief has warned that human behaviour is important to break the COVID-19 chain in India. Read to know what Guleria has to say about the third COVID-19 wave.
As the national capital has started the unlock process, the doctors have warned that the country may face a worse covid wave if protocols are not followed. Read to know what the doctors have to say.
As India faces a steady drop in the number of active coronavirus cases from across the states, here are the latest updates from the country. Follow the space for all the LIVE updates related to coronavirus.
Amid a steady drop in the number of active cases in the country, NITI Aayog's Member, Health, V.K. Paul warned that the virus is changing its behaviour which may affect the kids more. Read to know what children will face in the upcoming days.
As the world battles the second wave of coronavirus, experts have warned that 3rd COVID-19 wave may soon hit UK. Is India too at risk? Read on to find our more about the upcoming wave of novel coronavirus.
As cases go down in Maharashtra, Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray asked the citizens not to let their guards down and prepare for the 3rd wave of COVID-19. Here's what the CM said in his statement.
Amid a sudden rise in the daily coronavirus cases, the supreme court on Thursday said that the country may soon hit by the third wave of COVID-19.
As the country is still battling the second wave of COVID-19 which has swept India with a steep rise in daily active cases, experts now have warned that there could be a third wave that may hit the country soon.
AIIMS Chief Randeep Guleria on Tuesday warned that the country may witness a third wave of COVID-19 and weekend lockdowns won't help in stoping the virus transmission.
A third COVID-19 wave may hit India in less than 6-8 weeks, AIIMS chief Dr. Randeep Guleria told the media on Saturday. Read to know everything.
The highly transmissible 'Delta plus' variant of coronavirus could stoke the third wave in Maharashtra. Read to know when the third COVID-19 wave is going to hit the state.
Amid the unlock process in various corners of the country, the AIIMS chief has warned that human behaviour is important to break the COVID-19 chain in India. Read to know what Guleria has to say about the third COVID-19 wave.
As the national capital has started the unlock process, the doctors have warned that the country may face a worse covid wave if protocols are not followed. Read to know what the doctors have to say.
As India faces a steady drop in the number of active coronavirus cases from across the states, here are the latest updates from the country. Follow the space for all the LIVE updates related to coronavirus.
Amid a steady drop in the number of active cases in the country, NITI Aayog's Member, Health, V.K. Paul warned that the virus is changing its behaviour which may affect the kids more. Read to know what children will face in the upcoming days.
As the world battles the second wave of coronavirus, experts have warned that 3rd COVID-19 wave may soon hit UK. Is India too at risk? Read on to find our more about the upcoming wave of novel coronavirus.
As cases go down in Maharashtra, Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray asked the citizens not to let their guards down and prepare for the 3rd wave of COVID-19. Here's what the CM said in his statement.
Amid a sudden rise in the daily coronavirus cases, the supreme court on Thursday said that the country may soon hit by the third wave of COVID-19.
As the country is still battling the second wave of COVID-19 which has swept India with a steep rise in daily active cases, experts now have warned that there could be a third wave that may hit the country soon.
AIIMS Chief Randeep Guleria on Tuesday warned that the country may witness a third wave of COVID-19 and weekend lockdowns won't help in stoping the virus transmission.
