Mha Covid-19 Guidelines

Symptoms of this variant include fever that gradually climbs and lasts for 1-2 days, sore throat, bodily soreness, headaches and abdominal discomfort.

The Centre today asked all states and union territories to ensure there is no large gathering during the upcoming festival season and, if necessary, impose local restrictions to check the spread of coronavirus.

The Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) has issued a slew of guidelines in the wake of increasing COVID-19 cases asking district, police and municipal authorities to ensure the strict observance of the guidelines/ SOPs issued by MHA and Ministry of Health and Family Welfare.

Centre's new COVID-19 guidelines: The States have been given more power to decide on steps like imposing night curfew if the local situation requires. The guidelines given today will be effective from December 1 till the end of the year. National Directives for COVID-19 Management shall continue to be followed throughout the country.

UGC Guidelines For Reopening Colleges: University Grants Commission (UGC) has issued a new set of guidelines for the reopening of colleges and universities across the nation. These UGC guidelines, approved by the MHA and MoE, are to be adopted by the institutions as per the local situations.

Schools and colleges, shut since March as lockdown was announced across the country, will be allowed to re-open from October 15, the Centre said Wednesday while announcing the next phase of lifting of coronavirus-related restrictions.

The use of masks and smart cards has been made mandatory as the Delhi Metro resumes services next month after a five-month gap. The new guidelines issued by the Delhi government today listed severe restrictions that included a ban on tokens for the train ride and limiting the number of passengers in each coach. The authorities, however, have not na...

Services of the Noida-Greater Noida Metro rail, which were shut down five months ago amid the COVID-19 outbreak, will resume from September 7, officials said on Saturday.

The third phase of "unlock" will ease more restrictions starting Saturday, including the night curfew and curbs on gyms, the government said on Wednesday, as the coronavirus pandemic showed little signs of slowing down in the country.

Schools, colleges and educational institutions will remain closed till July 31, as per the new guidelines for COVID-19 Unlock 2 released by the Union Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) today.

Online and distance learning classes will continue in the fourth phase of lockdown.

Symptoms of this variant include fever that gradually climbs and lasts for 1-2 days, sore throat, bodily soreness, headaches and abdominal discomfort.

The Centre today asked all states and union territories to ensure there is no large gathering during the upcoming festival season and, if necessary, impose local restrictions to check the spread of coronavirus.

The Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) has issued a slew of guidelines in the wake of increasing COVID-19 cases asking district, police and municipal authorities to ensure the strict observance of the guidelines/ SOPs issued by MHA and Ministry of Health and Family Welfare.

Centre's new COVID-19 guidelines: The States have been given more power to decide on steps like imposing night curfew if the local situation requires. The guidelines given today will be effective from December 1 till the end of the year. National Directives for COVID-19 Management shall continue to be followed throughout the country.

UGC Guidelines For Reopening Colleges: University Grants Commission (UGC) has issued a new set of guidelines for the reopening of colleges and universities across the nation. These UGC guidelines, approved by the MHA and MoE, are to be adopted by the institutions as per the local situations.

Schools and colleges, shut since March as lockdown was announced across the country, will be allowed to re-open from October 15, the Centre said Wednesday while announcing the next phase of lifting of coronavirus-related restrictions.

The use of masks and smart cards has been made mandatory as the Delhi Metro resumes services next month after a five-month gap. The new guidelines issued by the Delhi government today listed severe restrictions that included a ban on tokens for the train ride and limiting the number of passengers in each coach. The authorities, however, have not na...

Services of the Noida-Greater Noida Metro rail, which were shut down five months ago amid the COVID-19 outbreak, will resume from September 7, officials said on Saturday.

The third phase of "unlock" will ease more restrictions starting Saturday, including the night curfew and curbs on gyms, the government said on Wednesday, as the coronavirus pandemic showed little signs of slowing down in the country.

Schools, colleges and educational institutions will remain closed till July 31, as per the new guidelines for COVID-19 Unlock 2 released by the Union Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) today.

Online and distance learning classes will continue in the fourth phase of lockdown.