Highlights: With 330 new Covid-19 cases, Ahmedabad's tally rises to 15,635

The total number of Coronavirus cases in the state of Himachal Pradesh have reached 458 out of which 182 are active cases, 259 people have recovered and 6 have died, the state's health department said, reports ANI.

The total number of #COVID19 positive cases in Himachal Pradesh is 458 now including 182 active cases, 259 recovered and 6 deaths: State Health Department pic.twitter.com/GOwi4yu51X

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Andhra Pradesh reported 135 new Coronavirus cases, taking the state's tally to 4,261. 80 people have died 2,540 have been discharged so far, the state's health department said, reports ANI.

109 more people tested positive for Coronavirus in Bihar taking the total number of Covid-19 cases in the state to 5,807, the state's health department said, reports ANI.

The European Union accused China of operating "targeted influence operations and disinformation campaigns" globally, for the first time, as the bloc set out a plan to tackle a "huge wave" of false facts about the pandemic, The Guardian said, reports ANI.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi during his address to the 95th Annual Day of the Indian Chamber of Commerce (ICC) said that Indian economy has to move out of 'command and control' and be taken towards 'plug and play'. He also said this is the time to make bold decisions and bold investments and not the time for conservative approach, reports ANI.

At this time we've to take Indian economy out of 'command and control' and take it towards 'plug and play'. This isn't the time for conservative approach. It's time for bold decisions & bold investments. It's time to prepare a globally competitive domestic supply chain: PM Modi pic.twitter.com/admkS9VOnM

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A Chief Medical Officer of the Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) has tested positive for Covid-19 in Delhi. The officer has been shifted to a hospital in Okhla. Total number of cases in the CRPF have reached 544, out of which 353 have recovered and four have died, reports ANI.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi, in view of the Coronavirus outbreak said that every citizen has resolved to turn this crisis into an opportunity. He also said that the country has to be made self-reliant, reports ANI.

Every citizen of this country has resolved to turn this crisis into an opportunity. We have to make this a major turning point for this nation. What is that turning point? A self-reliant India: PM Narendra Modi on 95th Annual Day of Indian Chamber of Commerce. #COVID19 pic.twitter.com/RDXmYcvY8p

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Prime Minister Narendra Modi during his address at the 95th Annual Day of the Indian Chamber of Commerce (ICC) said that the world and India too is fighting the Coronavirus pandemic. He also said that India is facing multiple challenges as well such as flood, locusts, hailstorm, fire in oil well, small earthquakes, cyclones, reports ANI.

The world is fighting Coronavirus, India is fighting that too. But there are other issues also. Flood, locusts, hailstorm, fire in oil well, small earthquakes, two cyclones - we are fighting all of these together: PM Narendra Modi on 95th Annual Day of Indian Chamber of Commerce pic.twitter.com/RCFBuo5wms

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51 more people tested positive for Coronavirus in Rajasthan, taking the total number of cases in the state to 11,651. 264 people have died while 8596 have recovered 8221 have been discharged, the state's health department said, reports ANI.

51 #COVID19 positive cases & 5 deaths in Rajasthan till 10:30 AM today; 27 people recovered from the disease & 26 discharged during this period. Total number of positive cases in the state rises to 11651, including 264 deaths, 8596 recovered & 8221 discharged: State health dept pic.twitter.com/tv6nbltlrx

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Restaurants have reopened in Kerala's Kottayam city but customer turnout continues to be low, amid the Coronavirus outbreak. A restauranteur said, "We are facing trouble at this time. Very few customers are coming here after shops reopened. We are not earning much, our material gets wasted'', reports ANI.

Kerala: Restaurants have reopened in Kottayam but customer turnout continues to be low, amid #COVID19 pandemic. A restauranteur says, "We are facing trouble at this time. Very few customers are coming here after shops reopened. We are not earning much, our material gets wasted." pic.twitter.com/mbpbJKdobI

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An eminent Indian-American professor warned that total number of deaths due to Covid-19 can reach 200,000 by September. United States still continues to remain the worst-hit nation.

Thailand reported no new cases or deaths due to Covid-19, maintaining the total of 3,125 confirmed cases and 58 fatalities. It was the first time in nearly three weeks that no cases were reported and the 17th day without a local transmission, reports Reuters.

As per the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, India recorded 286,579 cases and 8,102 deaths due to the novel Coronavirus infection. Almost 10,000 cases and 357 deaths have been reported in the last 24 hours.

COVID-19: India records highest single-day spike of 9,996 cases, deaths at 357

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The number of confirmed coronavirus infections in the United States topped two million on Wednesday, according to a tally by Johns Hopkins University. The pandemic has claimed the lives of more than 112,900 people in the United States, reports AFP.

EU has slammed China and Russia for taking out a misinformation campaign regarding the coronavirus and also on research related to its vaccination.