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Uttar Pradesh Relaxes Covid Curbs In 4 More Districts Including Ghaziabad
UP has allowed shops and markets outside containment zones in Varanasi, Muzaffarnagar, Gautam Buddh Nagar and Ghaziabad to open for five days a week from tomorrow after active COVID-19 cases in the four districts dropped to below 600.
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"Will Kiss Husband": Delhi Couple Misbehaves With Cops Over Curfew Check
The Delhi Police has registered a case against a married couple for not following anti-Covid rules and violating the weekend lockdown.
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Zomato, Swiggy Stop Deliveries After 8pm In Maharashtra After New Lockdown Restrictions
Zomato and Swiggy are not accepting orders in Mumbai after 8pm as Maharashtra announces new lockdown restrictions that will be in effect till April 30. These new rules restrict restaurants from delivering after 8pm.
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Amma Canteens To Provide Free Food In 4 Tamil Nadu Districts Under Lockdown: Chief Minister
The ruling AIADMK's flagship Amma Canteens will provide free food for 12 days from Friday onwards in Chennai and three neighbouring districts where the lockdown curbs are being tightened to prevent the spread of COVID-19, Chief Minister K Palaniswami said.
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Amma Canteens To Provide Free Food During 12-Day Lockdown In 4 Tamil Nadu Districts
The ruling AIADMK's flagship Amma Canteens will provide free food for 12 days from Friday onwards in Chennai and three neighbouring districts where the lockdown curbs are being tightened to prevent the spread of COVID-19, Chief Minister K Palaniswami said.
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UK PM Boris Johnson Says 2-Metre Social Distancing Rule Under Review
UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson said Britain's two-metre social distancing rule was under review ahead of a potential further easing of lockdown measures on July 4, adding his room for manoeuvre was increasing as the incidence of COVID-19 falls.
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E-Commerce Delivery Of Non-Essentials Allowed For Red Zones
E-commerce companies can deliver essential and non-essential items to all places outside containment zones, the centre announced today as it extended the nationwide lockdown for a third time till May 31. This includes red zones as well. E-commerce platforms were earlier allowed to deliver non-essential items only in green and orange zones in the th...
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Lockdown Extended Till May 31: Full Text Of Centre's Order
The nationwide lockdown will continue till May 31, allow movement of people during the daytime, and inter-state transport -- buses and public vehicles, the government of India announced today. It will, however, retain the key bars on air travel and metro rail, malls and gyms and big gatherings. People above the age of 60 and children below 10 shoul...
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Lockdown Extended Till May 31: Read Government's Full Guidelines Here
The government today extended the lockdown for the third time till May 31 to control the spread of the deadly coronavirus. Lockdown 4 would have "new rules" formulated with the suggestions of state, Prime Minister Narendra Modi had announced in an televised address.
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Lockdown 4 Will Be Totally Different, Will Have To Live With COVID-19: PM Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday confirmed that the nationwide COVID-19 lockdown will be extended to a fourth phase but it will have "totally different" rules to be announced before the current one expires on May 18.
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"Lockdown 4 To Be Different, With New Rules": PM Modi Addresses Nation On Coronavirus - Highlights
Prime Minister Narendra Modi is addressing the nation, a day after his six-hour meeting with Chief Ministers on the road ahead after May 17, when the nationwide coronavirus lockdown is due to end. This is his third such address since he announced the lockdown in late March to slow the spread of the highly infectious COVID-19.
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Uber, Ola Resume Services in Parts of India From May 4, Following New Government of India Lockdown Guidelines
Uber and Ola, the two biggest cab aggregators in India, have resumed services in areas designated as green and orange zones for the coronavirus lockdown. This follows the partial relaxation of lockdown rules by the Government of India.
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Uttar Pradesh Relaxes Covid Curbs In 4 More Districts Including Ghaziabad
UP has allowed shops and markets outside containment zones in Varanasi, Muzaffarnagar, Gautam Buddh Nagar and Ghaziabad to open for five days a week from tomorrow after active COVID-19 cases in the four districts dropped to below 600.
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"Will Kiss Husband": Delhi Couple Misbehaves With Cops Over Curfew Check
The Delhi Police has registered a case against a married couple for not following anti-Covid rules and violating the weekend lockdown.
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Zomato, Swiggy Stop Deliveries After 8pm In Maharashtra After New Lockdown Restrictions
Zomato and Swiggy are not accepting orders in Mumbai after 8pm as Maharashtra announces new lockdown restrictions that will be in effect till April 30. These new rules restrict restaurants from delivering after 8pm.
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Amma Canteens To Provide Free Food In 4 Tamil Nadu Districts Under Lockdown: Chief Minister
The ruling AIADMK's flagship Amma Canteens will provide free food for 12 days from Friday onwards in Chennai and three neighbouring districts where the lockdown curbs are being tightened to prevent the spread of COVID-19, Chief Minister K Palaniswami said.
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Amma Canteens To Provide Free Food During 12-Day Lockdown In 4 Tamil Nadu Districts
The ruling AIADMK's flagship Amma Canteens will provide free food for 12 days from Friday onwards in Chennai and three neighbouring districts where the lockdown curbs are being tightened to prevent the spread of COVID-19, Chief Minister K Palaniswami said.
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UK PM Boris Johnson Says 2-Metre Social Distancing Rule Under Review
UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson said Britain's two-metre social distancing rule was under review ahead of a potential further easing of lockdown measures on July 4, adding his room for manoeuvre was increasing as the incidence of COVID-19 falls.
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E-Commerce Delivery Of Non-Essentials Allowed For Red Zones
E-commerce companies can deliver essential and non-essential items to all places outside containment zones, the centre announced today as it extended the nationwide lockdown for a third time till May 31. This includes red zones as well. E-commerce platforms were earlier allowed to deliver non-essential items only in green and orange zones in the th...
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Lockdown Extended Till May 31: Full Text Of Centre's Order
The nationwide lockdown will continue till May 31, allow movement of people during the daytime, and inter-state transport -- buses and public vehicles, the government of India announced today. It will, however, retain the key bars on air travel and metro rail, malls and gyms and big gatherings. People above the age of 60 and children below 10 shoul...
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Lockdown Extended Till May 31: Read Government's Full Guidelines Here
The government today extended the lockdown for the third time till May 31 to control the spread of the deadly coronavirus. Lockdown 4 would have "new rules" formulated with the suggestions of state, Prime Minister Narendra Modi had announced in an televised address.
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Lockdown 4 Will Be Totally Different, Will Have To Live With COVID-19: PM Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday confirmed that the nationwide COVID-19 lockdown will be extended to a fourth phase but it will have "totally different" rules to be announced before the current one expires on May 18.
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"Lockdown 4 To Be Different, With New Rules": PM Modi Addresses Nation On Coronavirus - Highlights
Prime Minister Narendra Modi is addressing the nation, a day after his six-hour meeting with Chief Ministers on the road ahead after May 17, when the nationwide coronavirus lockdown is due to end. This is his third such address since he announced the lockdown in late March to slow the spread of the highly infectious COVID-19.
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Uber, Ola Resume Services in Parts of India From May 4, Following New Government of India Lockdown Guidelines
Uber and Ola, the two biggest cab aggregators in India, have resumed services in areas designated as green and orange zones for the coronavirus lockdown. This follows the partial relaxation of lockdown rules by the Government of India.
