Hi, NewsWrap for July 22, 2020

Tractor March, Lockdown in Kashmir, Covid-19 News, Delhi Rainfall, Weather in Delhi

22 July 2020

  • Delhi-NCR Receives Heavy Rainfall; Temperature Drops  

    Delhi/NCR received heavy rainfall on Wednesday with many areas in the national capital reporting incidents of water-logging. As per reports, traffic was affected on Guru Ravidass Marg, Girdhari Lal Marg, under Mayapuri flyover, under Prahlad Pur flyover, from Narayana to Loha Mandi, Dhaulakuan to Gurugram, among other areas in city due to water-logging. In addition, temperature in Delhi dropped to 28 degree Celsius after heavy downpour. IMD had predicted moderate to heavy rainfall for Delhi & some parts of Haryana today.

  • Farmers in Ludhiana Take Out "Tractor March" against Government’s Three New Ordinances

    On Monday, a number of farmers from different organisations held a "tractor march" in Ludhiana protesting against 3 ordinances introduced by the Centre and fuel price hike. The three ordinances against which the farmers are protesting are - The Farmers' Produce Trade and Commerce (Promotion & Facilitation) Ordinance, 2020; The Farmers (Empowerment & Protection) Agreement on Price Assurance & Farm Services Ordinance, 2020 & The Essential Commodities (Amendment) Ordinance, 2020.

  • Coronavirus Updates: Government Imposes Six-day Lockdown in Kashmir

    Covid-19 Live Updates: The number of coronavirus infections has crossed 15 million all over the world till Wednesday, as per Reuters. At present, there are 15,009,213 cases of Coronavirus, at least triple the number of severe influenza illnesses recorded yearly. The country worst hit by Covid-19 is the US, followed by Brazil. India is at the third position with 37,724 new cases of coronavirus & 648 deaths in the last 24 hours, according to the Ministry of Health & Family Welfare. Jammu and Kashmir administration has imposed a 6-day lockdown across the Valley, except for Bandipore district, to prevent the spread of virus.

  • SBI Customers Alert! Here’s How You Can Stay Safe from Cyber Crime

    As online transaction is increasing day by day, digital banking frauds have also surged all over the country. SBI has shared few tips for its customers so that they can be safe while doing online transactions. State Bank of India said that the financial service sector has always been the target for online hackers or cyber criminals. SBI tweeted along with a short video clip shared on its official Twitter handle saying "Protect yourself from cyber-criminals by staying alert & informed. Here’s what you must do to stay safe".

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22 July 2020

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