restrictions

Delhi is having a gala event of politics, the G20 Summit, inviting international leaders from across the world. Hosted by the Indian Government, the event has been in talks for various reasons, including the imposed restrictions for the citizens. From September 8-10, Delhi will witness a complete shutdown. While malls, theatres, restaurants, and transportation will be restricted, movement of citizens with valid id, emergency services and… read-more

Bihar CM Nitish Kumar, on February 6, announced to reopen schools in the state, after COVID-19 cases reportedly declined. After the review meeting, CM Kumar said, classes till eight will function with 50% capacity and nine onwards with 100% capacity. In addition, government offices, markets, gyms, salons, malls, public places, parks and other places will be functional with 50% occupancy. Marriages and other events will be allowed with 200… read-more

The Election Commission ordered exemptions for indoor and outdoor rallies for five polling states, on February 6. In addition, 50% crowd is allowed for indoor rallies, while 30% capacity is permitted for outdoor rallies. The decision was taken in view of the steady decline in the rate of Covid-19 infection. Notably, the ban on padayatra, roadshows, and vehicle rallies remains, while door-to-door campaigning with a 20-person limit will… read-more

Delhi Disaster Management Authority is going to meet on January 10, amid the rising number of COVID-19 cases and Omicron situation. The DDMA is expected to discuss the ongoing curbs and restrictions and decide more prevention measures to control the current situation including "total curfew" and others under "Graded Action Plan". Meanwhile, Delhi reported over 17,000 new COVID-19 cases in 24 hours, making it the most affected region. 

Amid the rising number of Omicron and COVID-19 cases, the West Bengal Government imposed restrictions, on January 2. According to notice, gyms, sports academics, salon, educational institutions, spa, tourist places and zoo would remain closed, until January 15. In addition, metro, buses and restaurants will run until 10 PM with 50% occupancy. Local trains and malls will be work with 50% capacity till 5 pm and 7 pm, respectively.