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Tamil Nadu Nursery, Play Schools To Reopen Amid Decline In Covid Cases
In a major relaxation, the Tamil Nadu government has permitted nursery and play schools will reopen on February 14 amid a decline in COVID-19 cases. This comes just days after physical classes from 1-12 standards in all schools were allowed to reopen
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Tamil Nadu Schools To Open Next Month For Class 9+, Theatres From Monday
Schools in Tamil Nadu from Class 9 onwards can reopen from September 1st, the state government said on Saturday as it announced more relaxations in COVID-19 curbs while extending some restrictions till September 9.
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Tamil Nadu Extends Lockdown Till August 8, No Fresh Relaxations
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M K Stalin today announced that the Covid lockdown in the state will be extended by a week, till August 8, and no fresh relaxations will be provided.
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Tamil Nadu Lockdown Extended Till July 31 With More Relaxations
The Tamil Nadu government on Friday extended the coronavirus lockdown in the state till July 31 while easing more curbs. The graded relaxations come amid a dip in the daily COVID-19 cases.
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Tamil Nadu Lockdown Extended Till July 19; Recruitment Exams Allowed
With a decline in COVID-19 cases, the Tamil Nadu government on Saturday gave further relaxations in the lockdown, which has been extended till July 19.
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Tamil Nadu Lockdown Extended Till July 19, Restaurants Can Open Till 9 pm
The Tamil Nadu government today extended the coronavirus lockdown in the state till July 19, while relaxing a few restrictions. The graded easing of restrictions come as the state is witnessing a dip in COVID-19 cases.
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Tamil Nadu Extends Lockdown Till July 12, Allows Dining In Restaurants
Sticking to its calibrated approach in lifting Covid restrictions, the Tamil Nadu government on Friday extended the lockdown by a week, till July 12, while providing several relaxations in the curbs across all districts.
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Tamil Nadu Extends Lockdown Till July 5, Chennai Malls Get Nod To Open
Continuing a cautious approach even as daily Covid cases decline, the Tamil Nadu government today extended the lockdown in the state till July 5 while allowing separate relaxations in three different categories of districts.
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Tamil Nadu Lockdown Now Till June 28. What's Open, What's Not
The Tamil Nadu government today announced major relaxations, including the resumption of metro services and inter-district public transport as it extended the Covid lockdown in the state by a week.
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Covid Curbs Relaxed Further In Tamil Nadu's 27 Non-Hotspot Districts
With the Covid situation in the state improving, Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M K Stalin today announced more relaxations in curbs for the 27 non-hotspot districts.
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Tamil Nadu Lockdown Now Till June 21, Separate Relaxations For Hotspots
Amid a decline in daily Covid case counts, the Tamil Nadu government today extended the lockdown in the state by a week, till June 21, but eased the restrictions in place.
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"We Struggled To Buy A Kilo Of Rice": Tamil Nadu Reopens, Relaxes Curbs
Mohamad Ashif is happy that he could reopen his stationery shop in Chennai's Mylapore after four weeks of lockdown. His business had already taken a hit with no schools for more than a year.
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Tamil Nadu Extends Covid Lockdown Till June 14, Identifies 11 Hotspots
The COVID-19 lockdown in Tamil Nadu has been extended for another week, Chief Minister MK Stalin announced on Saturday as the government announced two sets of relaxations for 11 hotspot districts and the rest of the state.
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Full Lockdown Bitter Pill, But No Other Option: MK Stalin
A lockdown without any relaxation is a bitter pill but it is the only way out to break the chain of COVID-19 transmission and people should hence stay at home, Chief Minister M K Stalin said on Monday.
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Tamil Nadu Revises Lockdown Rules, Colleges, Tourist Spots Can Reopen
Tamil Nadu has extended the general coronavirus-related restrictions till December 31 with fresh relaxations, including for reopening colleges and popular tourist spots, some of which have remained closed since March.
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Tamil Nadu Nursery, Play Schools To Reopen Amid Decline In Covid Cases
In a major relaxation, the Tamil Nadu government has permitted nursery and play schools will reopen on February 14 amid a decline in COVID-19 cases. This comes just days after physical classes from 1-12 standards in all schools were allowed to reopen
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Tamil Nadu Schools To Open Next Month For Class 9+, Theatres From Monday
Schools in Tamil Nadu from Class 9 onwards can reopen from September 1st, the state government said on Saturday as it announced more relaxations in COVID-19 curbs while extending some restrictions till September 9.
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Tamil Nadu Extends Lockdown Till August 8, No Fresh Relaxations
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M K Stalin today announced that the Covid lockdown in the state will be extended by a week, till August 8, and no fresh relaxations will be provided.
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Tamil Nadu Lockdown Extended Till July 31 With More Relaxations
The Tamil Nadu government on Friday extended the coronavirus lockdown in the state till July 31 while easing more curbs. The graded relaxations come amid a dip in the daily COVID-19 cases.
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Tamil Nadu Lockdown Extended Till July 19; Recruitment Exams Allowed
With a decline in COVID-19 cases, the Tamil Nadu government on Saturday gave further relaxations in the lockdown, which has been extended till July 19.
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Tamil Nadu Lockdown Extended Till July 19, Restaurants Can Open Till 9 pm
The Tamil Nadu government today extended the coronavirus lockdown in the state till July 19, while relaxing a few restrictions. The graded easing of restrictions come as the state is witnessing a dip in COVID-19 cases.
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Tamil Nadu Extends Lockdown Till July 12, Allows Dining In Restaurants
Sticking to its calibrated approach in lifting Covid restrictions, the Tamil Nadu government on Friday extended the lockdown by a week, till July 12, while providing several relaxations in the curbs across all districts.
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Tamil Nadu Extends Lockdown Till July 5, Chennai Malls Get Nod To Open
Continuing a cautious approach even as daily Covid cases decline, the Tamil Nadu government today extended the lockdown in the state till July 5 while allowing separate relaxations in three different categories of districts.
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Tamil Nadu Lockdown Now Till June 28. What's Open, What's Not
The Tamil Nadu government today announced major relaxations, including the resumption of metro services and inter-district public transport as it extended the Covid lockdown in the state by a week.
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Covid Curbs Relaxed Further In Tamil Nadu's 27 Non-Hotspot Districts
With the Covid situation in the state improving, Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M K Stalin today announced more relaxations in curbs for the 27 non-hotspot districts.
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Tamil Nadu Lockdown Now Till June 21, Separate Relaxations For Hotspots
Amid a decline in daily Covid case counts, the Tamil Nadu government today extended the lockdown in the state by a week, till June 21, but eased the restrictions in place.
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"We Struggled To Buy A Kilo Of Rice": Tamil Nadu Reopens, Relaxes Curbs
Mohamad Ashif is happy that he could reopen his stationery shop in Chennai's Mylapore after four weeks of lockdown. His business had already taken a hit with no schools for more than a year.
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Tamil Nadu Extends Covid Lockdown Till June 14, Identifies 11 Hotspots
The COVID-19 lockdown in Tamil Nadu has been extended for another week, Chief Minister MK Stalin announced on Saturday as the government announced two sets of relaxations for 11 hotspot districts and the rest of the state.
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Full Lockdown Bitter Pill, But No Other Option: MK Stalin
A lockdown without any relaxation is a bitter pill but it is the only way out to break the chain of COVID-19 transmission and people should hence stay at home, Chief Minister M K Stalin said on Monday.
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Tamil Nadu Revises Lockdown Rules, Colleges, Tourist Spots Can Reopen
Tamil Nadu has extended the general coronavirus-related restrictions till December 31 with fresh relaxations, including for reopening colleges and popular tourist spots, some of which have remained closed since March.
