Manmohan Singh’s health improving, say doctors

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New Delhi: Former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh (87), who was admitted to AIIMS, New Delhi, on Sunday night, remained under medical observation on Monday and was stable. Sources said he tested negative for Covid-19. However, reports of some other tests were still awaited. AIIMS sources said the ex-PM was improving gradually. TNS

Curfew imposed in Telangana town after clashes

Hyderabad: Communal clashes broke out in Bhaunsa town of Nirmal district in Telangana on Monday, forcing the authorities to impose a curfew. The incident took place after a man in an inebriated state entered a place of worship in the Shivajinagar area and attacked five persons offering prayers. The police said two groups threw stones at each other. TNS

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