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The ongoing Covid curfew in the state, which was to end tomorrow morning, was today extended till May 10. Decisions of extending the restrictions further will be taken on next Sunday. Till then, all shops & establishments have been ordered shut. All essential services will continue, including vaccinations. The Supreme Court on Saturday had refused to stay the counting process. In a special urgent hearing on a holiday (Saturday), a bench of Justice A M Khanwilkar and Justice Hrishikesh Roy passed the order after taking note of several notifications and assurances of the SEC that the COVID-19 protocols will be followed at all the 829 counting centres. In a strongly-worded order indicting the state government for inadequate medical help during the recent surge in Covid-19 cases, the court directed the government to shut all establishments, except those involved in essential services, till April 26, apart from a slew of other directions including closure of religious establishments. According to UP police, more than 11500 FIRs have been registered in which over 37,000 persons have been named for allegedly violating the prohibitory orders imposed during the 21 day lockdown announced on March 24. Police is facing a “very huge challenge” in times of COVID-19 and those in frontline handling calls or COVID-19 positive cases are being provided with PPEs. The state health minister Jai Pratap Singh told ET that people from UP who had been working in Maharashtra and other parts of the ...

After a relatively quiet afternoon in court to face historic charges in Miami, former President Donald Trump Trump spoke to hundreds at his club just hours after becoming the first former president to face charges in federal court. He labeled the criminal charges against him as “election interference and yet another attempt to rig and steal a presidential election.” He entered a plea of not guilty in front of a federal judge. Trump told supporters that he had a right to go through boxes and separate personal records from government documents. He called the case against him “one of the most outrageous and vicious legal theories ever put forward in an American court of law.” He refereed to special counsel Jack Smith a “thug” who does “political hit jobs” and said, “This day will go down in infamy.” Here's what we know: A hushed courtroom in Miami Trump, who wore his standard red tie, white shirt and blue suit, His lawyers, Christopher Kise and “We most certainly enter a plea of not guilty,” Blanche said. Justice Department special counsel Jack Smith After back-and-forth, government lawyers agreed to draw up a list of witnesses that Trump must avoid speaking to about the case. Trump also agreed not to talk with Trump arrives quietly, but leaves to fanfare Trump arrived at the Wilkie D. Ferguson Jr. U.S. Courthouse relatively quietly at a little past 1:45 p.m. His small motorcade did not pass by crowds and most people on the scene were police, not onlookers. That’s because vir...