All domestic flights will remain cancelled from Wednesday onwards, the Centre announced on Monday in a massive step to ensure no coronavirus spread among the citizens.

In the wake of expanding coronavirus in India, Indian Railways has suspended its passenger train services till March 31.

The Central Government on Thursday ordered work from home for 50% of its staffers and introduced staggered timings for the rest of the employees to ensure coronavirus does not spread.

Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Thursday announced in Parliament that no documents will be asked for the NPR and no one will be tagged doubtful (D).

Home Minister Amit Shah on Wednesday vowed to punish the culprits behind Delhi riots irrespective of their religion, caste and political affiliation. He claimed that the action against the culprits will set an example for the society.

Two Malyalam news channels - Asianet News and MediaOne TV - were handed a 48-hour ban for reporting Delhi violence against the controversial CAA last week.

The Centre has suspended the use of biometric machines to mark the attendance in government offices over concerns that it may help in spreading coronavirus, or Covid-19. The biometric system was introduced in 2014.

The Delhi Police has confirmed that there were no reports of violence in the southeast or west Delhi, requesting people to not believe in rumours which are being spread to create panic among the residents.

The second half of the Parliament Budget session will resume from today (March 2). The session is likely to be stormy as the Congress has cleared its intentions and will be demanding the resignation of Union Home Minister Amit Shah over Centre's failure in containing the violence across Delhi and several other states.

The Delhi High Court on Thursday gave Centre a month's time to file its report on what actions have been taken against the hate speeches by the several political leaders that ignited violence in the national capital.