Odd-even Basis

Amid the surge in coronavirus cases in the national capital, the Delhi government today said that shops dealing in non-essential goods will only be allowed to open on an odd-even basis between 10 am to 8 pm in the city.

Private offices in Delhi will operate at 50 per cent, malls and shops will open on odd-even basis and weddings will be allowed with only up to 20 people as new restrictions under a "yellow alert" take effect in the capital from today amid a surge in

The Delhi government on Friday ordered Sarojini Nagar market to operate on odd-even basis over the weekend in view of the large footfalls seen at the place in the last few days, amid a spike in COVID-19 cases and the threat of Omicron variant.

Shops, malls and restaurants in Delhi will open from today as Covid numbers in the national capital drop to a three-month low.

Giving impetus to the Delhi "unlocking" plan, Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal today announced that markets in the city will be allowed to open on an odd-even basis, much like the plan was harnessed to beat air pollution in the national capital.

After remaining shut since the coronavirus-induced lockdown, shops in municipal markets of Mumbai will now be allowed to operate on odd-even basis, a civic official said on Wednesday.

Industries in Delhi will open with staggered timings decided alphabetically, say the city government's guidelines on reopening economic activities in lockdown4. Markets and shopping complexes will open on an odd-even basis as part of precautions against coronavirus.

Shops can reopen in Delhi and buses, autos and taxis can run with limited passengers, Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal said on Monday, adding that the lockdown would be extended till May 31. Markets will open on an odd-even basis but shops selling essential items can open every day.

Shopping complexes and malls should be opened on an odd-even basis and metro services must be allowed for people involved in select services, Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal said today in a letter to Prime Minister Narendra Modi, offering suggestions on the resumption of economic activities in coronavirus lockdown phase four.

The Delhi government on Thursday submitted a proposal to the Centre on lockdown relaxations post-May 17 and suggested the opening of markets, shopping complexes and operation of buses and metro services with strict social distancing norms.

The Green Court today delivered a blistering criticism of the Arvind Kejriwal government's Delhi Odd-Even rule and pointing to various other measures that could have been taken, said the government should not "test its patience". The court okayed the plan, which will be implemented from Monday, but banned most exemptions -- including to two-wheeler...

After implementing the odd-even rule last year on an experimental basis to curb the alarming pollution level in the national capital, the Delhi government has once again decided to impose the measure for five days beginning from November 13. The Arvind Kejriwal-led government has said that Prime Minister Narendra Modi's involvement in the issue is ...

The Delhi High Court today sought AAP government's response on a plea seeking quashing of the notification restricting movement of vehicles on the basis of odd-even registration numbers.

The Delhi government should have held wide consultations before taking the decision on running of vehicles on alternate days on the basis of odd-even number classification, BJP lawmaker Maheish Girri said on Monday.

Delhi chief minister Arvind Kejriwal today said that the government will withdraw its new rule to allow cars with odd and even registration numbers on alternate days to be introduced from January 1 if it creates too many problems for the people.

Amid the surge in coronavirus cases in the national capital, the Delhi government today said that shops dealing in non-essential goods will only be allowed to open on an odd-even basis between 10 am to 8 pm in the city.

Private offices in Delhi will operate at 50 per cent, malls and shops will open on odd-even basis and weddings will be allowed with only up to 20 people as new restrictions under a "yellow alert" take effect in the capital from today amid a surge in

The Delhi government on Friday ordered Sarojini Nagar market to operate on odd-even basis over the weekend in view of the large footfalls seen at the place in the last few days, amid a spike in COVID-19 cases and the threat of Omicron variant.

Shops, malls and restaurants in Delhi will open from today as Covid numbers in the national capital drop to a three-month low.

Giving impetus to the Delhi "unlocking" plan, Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal today announced that markets in the city will be allowed to open on an odd-even basis, much like the plan was harnessed to beat air pollution in the national capital.

After remaining shut since the coronavirus-induced lockdown, shops in municipal markets of Mumbai will now be allowed to operate on odd-even basis, a civic official said on Wednesday.

Industries in Delhi will open with staggered timings decided alphabetically, say the city government's guidelines on reopening economic activities in lockdown4. Markets and shopping complexes will open on an odd-even basis as part of precautions against coronavirus.

Shops can reopen in Delhi and buses, autos and taxis can run with limited passengers, Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal said on Monday, adding that the lockdown would be extended till May 31. Markets will open on an odd-even basis but shops selling essential items can open every day.

Shopping complexes and malls should be opened on an odd-even basis and metro services must be allowed for people involved in select services, Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal said today in a letter to Prime Minister Narendra Modi, offering suggestions on the resumption of economic activities in coronavirus lockdown phase four.

The Delhi government on Thursday submitted a proposal to the Centre on lockdown relaxations post-May 17 and suggested the opening of markets, shopping complexes and operation of buses and metro services with strict social distancing norms.

The Green Court today delivered a blistering criticism of the Arvind Kejriwal government's Delhi Odd-Even rule and pointing to various other measures that could have been taken, said the government should not "test its patience". The court okayed the plan, which will be implemented from Monday, but banned most exemptions -- including to two-wheeler...

After implementing the odd-even rule last year on an experimental basis to curb the alarming pollution level in the national capital, the Delhi government has once again decided to impose the measure for five days beginning from November 13. The Arvind Kejriwal-led government has said that Prime Minister Narendra Modi's involvement in the issue is ...

The Delhi High Court today sought AAP government's response on a plea seeking quashing of the notification restricting movement of vehicles on the basis of odd-even registration numbers.

The Delhi government should have held wide consultations before taking the decision on running of vehicles on alternate days on the basis of odd-even number classification, BJP lawmaker Maheish Girri said on Monday.

Delhi chief minister Arvind Kejriwal today said that the government will withdraw its new rule to allow cars with odd and even registration numbers on alternate days to be introduced from January 1 if it creates too many problems for the people.