Up Night Curfew

With the COVID-19 positivity rate and the number of daily infections on a downward curve in Uttar Pradesh, the state government today announced that it has decided to end the night curfew from today.

Further relaxing COVID-19 restrictions, the Rajasthan government on Friday decided to lift night curfew and allow up to 250 people at private and public gatherings.

Amusement and theme parks can also be operational with half their capacity. Weddings are now allowed guests up to 25 per cent of the capacity in open grounds and banquet halls, or 200 guests, whichever is lower.

Night Curfew In Assam: As part of the new COVID-19 restrictions, the Assam government has decided to close schools up to Class 5 in the state and up to Class 8 in the capital city Guwahati.

In view of steady increase in COVID-19 cases, the Uttar Pradesh government on Tuesday ordered closure of all schools up to Class 10 till January 15 and extended the night curfew by two hours.

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

BJP MP Varun Gandhi cited a Centre's note to criticise the decision of several states, including UP, to impose night curfew, and said it should be decided if our priority is to contain Covid or to indulge in a show of strength during elections.

Coronavirus: A night curfew has been announced in Uttar Pradesh - from 11 pm to 5 am, starting today - amid growing concern over the spread of the Omicron variant.

The Uttar Pradesh government on Tuesday relaxed the night curfew timings by an hour in light of decreasing COVID-19 cases. The night curfew will now be imposed from 11 pm to 6 am rather than 10 pm to 6 am.

With Covid positivity rate sliding to 0.4 per cent in Punjab, Chief Minister Amarinder Singh today ordered the lifting of the weekend and night curfew, allowing gatherings of up to 100 persons indoors and 200 outdoors from Monday.

The Uttar Pradesh government today decided to give relaxation of two more hours during the night ''corona curfew'' across the state from June 21 following an improvement in the COVID-19 situation.

Uttar Pradesh has decided to go into a lockdown every weekend as a measure to curb Covid-19 infections spreading rapidly in the state. There will be a complete shut down on Saturdays and Sundays even as the night curfew continues on weekdays.

Amid an alarming rise in coronavirus cases, the Uttar Pradesh government on Thursday tightened existing restrictions in worst-hit districts, including extension of night curfew hours and deferring the state board exams till next month.

The Uttar Pradesh government on Sunday ordered the closure of all schools till April 30 and directed the imposition of a night curfew in the districts, which report 100 new infections in a day or have 500 active cases.

The Uttar Pradesh government on Sunday announced new restrictions amid an alarming rise in coronavirus cases, imposing night curfew in districts with over 500 active cases and closure of schools till April 30 among other measures.

With the COVID-19 positivity rate and the number of daily infections on a downward curve in Uttar Pradesh, the state government today announced that it has decided to end the night curfew from today.

Further relaxing COVID-19 restrictions, the Rajasthan government on Friday decided to lift night curfew and allow up to 250 people at private and public gatherings.

Amusement and theme parks can also be operational with half their capacity. Weddings are now allowed guests up to 25 per cent of the capacity in open grounds and banquet halls, or 200 guests, whichever is lower.

Night Curfew In Assam: As part of the new COVID-19 restrictions, the Assam government has decided to close schools up to Class 5 in the state and up to Class 8 in the capital city Guwahati.

In view of steady increase in COVID-19 cases, the Uttar Pradesh government on Tuesday ordered closure of all schools up to Class 10 till January 15 and extended the night curfew by two hours.

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

BJP MP Varun Gandhi cited a Centre's note to criticise the decision of several states, including UP, to impose night curfew, and said it should be decided if our priority is to contain Covid or to indulge in a show of strength during elections.

Coronavirus: A night curfew has been announced in Uttar Pradesh - from 11 pm to 5 am, starting today - amid growing concern over the spread of the Omicron variant.

The Uttar Pradesh government on Tuesday relaxed the night curfew timings by an hour in light of decreasing COVID-19 cases. The night curfew will now be imposed from 11 pm to 6 am rather than 10 pm to 6 am.

With Covid positivity rate sliding to 0.4 per cent in Punjab, Chief Minister Amarinder Singh today ordered the lifting of the weekend and night curfew, allowing gatherings of up to 100 persons indoors and 200 outdoors from Monday.

The Uttar Pradesh government today decided to give relaxation of two more hours during the night ''corona curfew'' across the state from June 21 following an improvement in the COVID-19 situation.

Uttar Pradesh has decided to go into a lockdown every weekend as a measure to curb Covid-19 infections spreading rapidly in the state. There will be a complete shut down on Saturdays and Sundays even as the night curfew continues on weekdays.

Amid an alarming rise in coronavirus cases, the Uttar Pradesh government on Thursday tightened existing restrictions in worst-hit districts, including extension of night curfew hours and deferring the state board exams till next month.

The Uttar Pradesh government on Sunday ordered the closure of all schools till April 30 and directed the imposition of a night curfew in the districts, which report 100 new infections in a day or have 500 active cases.

The Uttar Pradesh government on Sunday announced new restrictions amid an alarming rise in coronavirus cases, imposing night curfew in districts with over 500 active cases and closure of schools till April 30 among other measures.