- More than 9.14 million people have been reported to be infected by the novel coronavirus globally and 473,031 have died.
- European Union leaders will meet in Brussels on July 17-18 to haggle over a proposed economic stimulus plan and their next joint budget, a spokesman said, the first such in-person talks in months.
- Prime Minister Boris Johnson said pubs, restaurants and hotels could reopen in England early next month.
- The German economy is unlikely to face a second economic slump due to the coronavirus pandemic, the head of Germany's council of economic advisors said.
- A Brazilian judge ordered President Jair Bolsonaro to wear a mask in public, according to a court decision, after the right-wing populist attended political rallies in the capital without any face covering.
- Human clinical trials in Brazil for a potential coronavirus vaccine developed by Oxford University started this weekend, sponsor Lemann Foundation said late on Monday.
- South African drug company Aspen could provide 10 million dexamethasone tablets within a month, Chief Executive Stephen Saad told Reuters.
- Inovio Pharmaceuticals Inc said it has received $71 million from the U.S. Department of Defense to scale up production of the company's devices that are used to administer its experimental COVID-19 vaccine into the skin.
- World stocks and risk currencies rallied on encouraging global economic data and assurances from U.S. President Donald Trump that the U.S.-China trade deal remained "fully intact" after confusion over its fate had emerged.
- The German economy will shrink by 6.5% this year, the government's council of economic advisors said, adding that the slump will be prolonged if the number of new infections jumps.
- Heightened uncertainty in India has led to a surge in currency in circulation as people hoard cash or park money in accessible deposits to safeguard themselves against salary cuts or job losses.
News Live Updates: Patanjali ordered to stop advertising COVID-19 drug
AYUSH Ministry has said that the advertisement of Patanjali's alleged drugs regulated under the Drugs and Magic Remedies (Objectionable Advertisements) Act, 1954.
AIIMS to resume OPD services from June 25
- In the first phase, the OPD services will be for only for follow-up patients not more than 15 patients a day for every department.
- "After multiple meetings with all HODs, we have decided to start OPD facilities from June 25 onwards. In the beginning, the OPD services will be for follow-up patients not exceeding 15 patients per day for each division," a senior official at AIIMS told ANI.
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