Mha Lockdown Guidelines

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.

A few states including Delhi, Karnataka and Maharashtra, have decided not to reopen schools, others like Punjab have declared reopening of schools. A few schools resumed classes from September 21 on a voluntary basis for Classes 9-12, as advised by the Centre earlier during Unlock 4.

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.

Night curfew has been scrapped altogether and gyms and yoga institutes have been allowed to reopen in Unlock3 -- the third phase of lifting of coronavirus-related restrictions across the country -- declared by the government today.

Night curfew timings have been relaxed, shops large enough to do so can accommodate more than five people and schools, colleges and educational institutions will stay closed till July 31, the government said Monday night

The nationwide coronavirus lockdown has been extended to June 30, the centre said today and released a list of new guidelines for the fifth phase. Dubbing it "Unlock 1", which will have an economic focus", the home ministry said prohibited activities will be opened in a phased manner outside containment zones. These will be allowed in three stages,...

Aarogya Setu, the contact-tracing app the centre has pushed in its fight against coronavirus, found a mention in the new guidelines released by the home ministry as the lockdown eases.

The nationwide coronavirus lockdown has been extended to June 30, the Home Ministry said on Saturday evening. Dubbing the fifth phase of the lockdown "Unlock 1, which will have an economic focus", the ministry said a decision had been taken to "re-open prohibited activities in a phased manner in areas outside containment zones". These will be allow...

No separate permission, approval or e-permit will be required for inter-state or intra-state movement of people and goods, the centre said on Saturday, announcing guidelines for Lockdown5.

The centre has issued fresh guidelines for coronavirus lockdown5 as it extended the lockdown till June 30 in containment zones. The centre has given a plan for phased reopening of areas outside containment zones.

The nationwide lockdown to fight coronavirus has been extended till June 30, but malls, restaurants and religious places can reopen from June 8 except in containment zones, or areas sealed because of a large number of virus cases.

Ministry of Home Affairs said schools, colleges, educational, training, coaching institutions etc. will remain closed during this period while online or distance learning will continue to be permitted and will be encouraged.

The Class 12 exam dates of Council of Higher Secondary Education, Manipur, have been announced today.

Easing the Aarogya Setu app installation rules for staff of companies, Ministry of Home Affairs said in its new guidelines issued on Sunday that employers should ensure the installation of the app on “best effort basis”.

As per the MHA guidelines, the stadiums will be opened but no spectators will be allowed which indicates that the players can start their individual training although the camp which they were planning won't happen till travel restrictions are in place.

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.

A few states including Delhi, Karnataka and Maharashtra, have decided not to reopen schools, others like Punjab have declared reopening of schools. A few schools resumed classes from September 21 on a voluntary basis for Classes 9-12, as advised by the Centre earlier during Unlock 4.

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.

Night curfew has been scrapped altogether and gyms and yoga institutes have been allowed to reopen in Unlock3 -- the third phase of lifting of coronavirus-related restrictions across the country -- declared by the government today.

Night curfew timings have been relaxed, shops large enough to do so can accommodate more than five people and schools, colleges and educational institutions will stay closed till July 31, the government said Monday night

The nationwide coronavirus lockdown has been extended to June 30, the centre said today and released a list of new guidelines for the fifth phase. Dubbing it "Unlock 1", which will have an economic focus", the home ministry said prohibited activities will be opened in a phased manner outside containment zones. These will be allowed in three stages,...

Aarogya Setu, the contact-tracing app the centre has pushed in its fight against coronavirus, found a mention in the new guidelines released by the home ministry as the lockdown eases.

The nationwide coronavirus lockdown has been extended to June 30, the Home Ministry said on Saturday evening. Dubbing the fifth phase of the lockdown "Unlock 1, which will have an economic focus", the ministry said a decision had been taken to "re-open prohibited activities in a phased manner in areas outside containment zones". These will be allow...

No separate permission, approval or e-permit will be required for inter-state or intra-state movement of people and goods, the centre said on Saturday, announcing guidelines for Lockdown5.

The centre has issued fresh guidelines for coronavirus lockdown5 as it extended the lockdown till June 30 in containment zones. The centre has given a plan for phased reopening of areas outside containment zones.

The nationwide lockdown to fight coronavirus has been extended till June 30, but malls, restaurants and religious places can reopen from June 8 except in containment zones, or areas sealed because of a large number of virus cases.

Ministry of Home Affairs said schools, colleges, educational, training, coaching institutions etc. will remain closed during this period while online or distance learning will continue to be permitted and will be encouraged.

The Class 12 exam dates of Council of Higher Secondary Education, Manipur, have been announced today.

Easing the Aarogya Setu app installation rules for staff of companies, Ministry of Home Affairs said in its new guidelines issued on Sunday that employers should ensure the installation of the app on “best effort basis”.

As per the MHA guidelines, the stadiums will be opened but no spectators will be allowed which indicates that the players can start their individual training although the camp which they were planning won't happen till travel restrictions are in place.