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Lockdown 2.0: Kerala govt rolls back relaxations amid Covid-19 outbreak

Home ministry had chided state for allowing prohibited activities

Covid-19 lockdown: Labour, stockpile make carmakers delay production

Supply chain glitches and unavailability of labour also a deterrent

Coronavirus lockdown 2.0: Partial easing and its impact on economy

The Ministry of Home Affairs issued a set of lockdown guidelines on 15th April detailing some relaxations that would be allowed from 20th April. What do these guidelines really mean?

Zoom not a safe platform, says MHA advisory; SpaceX, Google ban use

The advisory further gives detailed instructions on the safe use of the platform including security configurations through website and app

IT firms unlikely to resume operations instantly, to see staggered opening

Most companies are going to continue to let employees work from home

Manufacturers reach out to govt for clarity, tweaks in lockdown norms

The guidelines provided a broad road map for staggered opening up of more industries and factories across the country with stiff restrictions

Lockdown 2.0: Economy gets a look-in; some relief for farming, industry

New guidelines do not put any limit on production but have left the decision of opening establishments to states

Bring consistency in interpretation of MHA guidelines, say legal experts

Experts pointed out the guidelines should have been clearly worded to avoid divergence in its interpretation among various state departments

Govt norms on resuming work may come as a burden to firms: Experts

Companies will have to make special arrangements to bring workers to office, with '30-40 per cent passenger capacity' in each vehicle

Easing the Covid-19 lockdown: How states plan to implement guidelines

According to MHA guidelines, while states and union territories cannot dilute the protocols, they are at liberty to impose stricter measures according to the requirements of local areas.

Buses needed as govt frames business rules during coronavirus lockdown

Millions of migrant workers have left cities for their homes during the pandemic.

Here are the new rules by MHA for extended lockdown

Here are the revised consolidated guidelines of the Ministry of Home Affairs about what activities have been allowed and what will remain restricted

Banks, insurance firms to work as usual in new guidelines for Lockdown 2.0

Bank branches are allowed to work as per normal working hours till disbursal of DBT cash transfers are complete

Covid-19 woes: Allow limited activity in select sectors, DPIIT tells govt

The exit plan from the lockdown is recommended after getting suggestions from a detailed interaction with various states and industry bodies, the letter said.

'Massive effort' to find, quarantine Tablighi Jamaat workers: Govt

"Around 30 per cent of the total cases are related to the religious congregation so far. We need to understand that we are as strong as the weakest link," he said.

MHA asks states, UTs to set up control rooms for support during lockdown

Prime Minister Modi said that it is vital to break the chain of the disease and experts have said that at least 21 days are needed for it

Covid-19 lockdown: Capital, debt service providers to stay open, says Sebi

It further added that "the head office/ regional offices/ local offices of Sebi shall also function with minimum number of employee."

CRPF jawan diagnosed with Coronavirus symptoms, forces on high alert

During his leave, he had gone to Alleppey government hospital for his mother's treatment where three tourists from Italy with Coronavirus symptoms were kept in isolation

1,500 incidents in J&K, but no big terror attack in last 3 years: MHA in LS

The grenade attack in Amritsar took place at a prayer hall in Adliwal village on November 18, 2018, wherein three persons were killed, Union Minister of State for Home Affairs G Kishan Reddy said

NPR first step to NRC? Congress seeks to corner govt over MHA report

The Congress on Tuesday sought to corner the government on the issue of the National Population Register, claiming the annual report of the Home Ministry has said that the NPR is a first step to the National Register of Citizens. The Congress said the government cited the Home Ministry's reply to a question in the Rajya Sabha stating the same and alleged that the BJP government is now caught in a trap of its own making. Prime Minister Narendra Modi had on Sunday made it clear that there is no talk of NRC being implemented in the country, a stand that goes in total variance with Home Minister Amit Shah's claim that the NRC will be implemented. "Once again the BJP government is caught in a trap of their own making. 2018-19 Annual Report of the Union Home Ministry clearly states NPR is first step to NRC. Also in 2014, former MoS Home Ministry Kiren Rijiju replied to a question in Rajya Sabha, stating the same. Who's lying now," the Congress asked on its Twitter handle. Asked at the AI