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Mohalla Clinic Doctor Tests Positive for COVID-19; Wife & Daughter Also Infected: 800 Quarantined

As per the recent report, At least 800 people in National Capital have been quarantined after they came in contact with a ‘mohalla clinic’ doctor who tested positive for coronavirus, Delhi Health Minister Satyendra Jain stated on March 26. The quarantined also include all patients who had visited the Maujpur clinic run by the doctor.

Further, He mentioned that four others, including the doctor’s wife and daughter, have also tested positive for Covid-19. Notably, The doctor got the virus after coming in contact with an infected woman who returned from Saudi Arabia, The Health Minister asserted.

Meanwhile, The Shahdara Sub-Divisional Magistrate ordered that all those who visited or were present at the ‘mohalla clinic’ in Mohanpuri area of Maujpur between March 12 and March 18 must stay in home quarantine for 15 days. They were asked to immediately contact the control room in case they display any virus-related symptoms.

Following the health department of Delhi government report here, the clinic has been shut down and is being sanitised. On March 25, the national capital reported five fresh cases of coronavirus, taking the number of active cases to 28 and the total cases to 53.

Despite this, The number of positive cases in the country crossed 600 as authorities beefed up preparedness to fight the pandemic with the army ordnance factories and central paramilitary forces earmarking over 2,000 beds in their chain of hospitals for isolation and treatment of those affected.

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Trilok Singh

Mr. Trilok Kumar Singh is a media entrepreneur, researcher, and academic associated with K.R. Mangalam University and several digital platforms. Mr. Singh is presently teaching in the School of Emerging Media and Creator Economy (SEMCE) at K.R. Mangalam University (KRMU), Gurugram, while pursuing a Ph.D. in Journalism and Mass Communication at the same university.​ He holds a master’s degree in Political Science from Kirori Mal College, University of Delhi, and a master’s degree in Journalism and Mass Communication from Galigotias University, along with a postgraduate diploma in Broadcast Journalism from International School of Journalism and Mass Communication, News 24 Campus.

He has built multiple digital ventures in news and social media, including Youth Darpan Media, IASmind.com, Post AtoZ Social Media, Micro BlogIN, and the International Journal of Journalism and Mass Communication (IJJMC), where he serves in leadership roles. His platforms and initiatives have been highlighted by various media outlets, and he has several years of experience in the digital media ecosystem as a founder and CEO. Mr. Singh has written extensively on sustainability, climate change, international relations, foreign policy, Indian politics, governance, and contemporary issues, contributing hundreds of articles and opinion pieces to Indian and global digital platforms. In addition, he has authored multiple journal articles and book chapters, further strengthening his academic and professional contributions to media and communication studies.

In 2025, Trilok Singh published a research article titled “Navigating Media Regulation and Censorship in Over‑the‑Top Platforms” and six book chapters: “Sustainable Development Cooperation Under India’s G20 Presidency,” “Digital Pathways to Sustainability: Assessing the Role and Impact of OTT Platforms in Advancing the United Nations SDGs,” and “The Role of Digital Media in Promoting Sustainable Business Practices in Delhi NCR,” among others. He also received two Best Research Paper Presenter awards at one international and one national conference in recognition of this work.