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Coronavirus (Covid-19) Cases in India, Coronavirus Statistics India Live, Coronavirus Vaccine Registration Live Updates: India records over 4 lakh new corona cases, 3,980 Covid deaths in last 24 hours; Pinarayi Vijayan announces Kerala lockdown from May 8; former Union Minister Ajit Singh dies of Covid, PM Modi condoles demise Covid-19 Cases in India Today, Coronavirus Statistics India Live Updates: India, the epicentre of the world’s worst coronavirus outbreak, will witness the third wave of Covid-19 infections, the Centre has said. This warning comes at a time when states have seen some noticeable dip in the daily caseload of fresh Covid-19 infections. So, has India has already seen the peak of the second wave of the coronavirus? Experts have still not arrived at any conclusion despite the latest drop in the daily cases. Also Read: Supplied 730 MT oxygen to Delhi on May 5, Centre tells Supreme Court While there is a debate over the official data provided by the Union Health Ministry

The Samsung Galaxy M11 announced last March with Android 10 and One UI 2.0 is receiving the Android 11 update with One UI Core 3.1 - a lighter version of One UI developed for low-end devices. The new firmware carries version number M115FXXU2BUD8 and comes with the April 2021 Android security patch. Additionally, the new build brings refreshed UI to the Galaxy M11 with improved performance, better customization, one-time permissions, enhanced Digital Wellbeing, and more. You can check out the complete changelog below to learn more about the update. The Android 11 update is currently seeding in Vietnam, but the rollout should expand in other markets soon. If you live in Vietnam and haven't received Android 11 on your Galaxy M11 yet, you can try checking for it manually by navigating to your phone's Settings menu.

T he Madras High Court on Friday imposed a ban on the bursting of firecrackers on the day of the counting of votes in Tamil Nadu and Puducherry on May 2. The high court said that it is hoping all political parties, media and citizens at large will follow the COVID-19 protocol on the day of the counting of assembly election votes on May 2. A few days back, the Election Commission of India had also banned victory celebration on the day of the counting of votes on May 2. The results of the Assembly elections held in five states/UT - West Bengal, Assam, Tamil Nadu, Kerala and Puducherry - will be announced on May 2. As per the exit polls, in Tamil Nadu, MK Stalin-led Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (DMK) is predicted to come to power. The DMK and its allies are forecast to win at least 160 seats, while the incumbent AIADMK are predicted to win around 66 seats. Today's Chanakya predicted 164-186 seats for DMK and 46-68 for the ruling AIADMK-led alliance. According to ABP-CVoter exit pol

     The Supreme Court said on Friday no state can register a first information report (FIR) or take any action against people appealing for help or putting out their grievances on social media or elsewhere during the coronavirus pandemic. "We will treat this as contempt of our court. Let us hear the voices of our citizens and not clampdown," the top court said. “It is a grave concern to me as a citizen or judge. If citizens communicate their grievances on social media, we do not want to clamp down on information,” Justice DY Chandrahud said during the hearing as case of Covid-19 surged across the country. The top court also said that the healthcare infrastructure has been inherited in the last 70 years and so the proceedings are not to criticise the Centre or states. "We are concerned only about the health of the people and it is not to pass a value judgment," Chandrachud said. He also said that the Centre should show investment by it to ramp up the manufacture of

  As oxygen shortage continues, SC allows Vedanta to operate Tuticorin plant to meet 'national need' The Supreme Court on Tuesday allowed  Vedanta  to operate its closed  oxygen  plant at Tuticorin in Tamil Nadu, saying the order has been passed in view of "national need" for  oxygen  and there should be no political bickering over the generation of the gas by the company as the country is facing a "national crisis". The apex court made it clear that  Vedanta  shall not be allowed to enter and operate its copper smelting plant under the garb of this order and that permission to operate  oxygen  plant would not create any equity in the company's favour. A bench of Justices D Y Chandrachud, L Nageswara Rao and S Ravindra Bhat directed the Tamil Nadu government to form an oversight committee to oversee the functioning of the plant which would include District Collector and Superintendent of Police (SP) of Tuticorin, District Environmental Enginee