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Lockdown 4.0 with more relaxations! What is allowed in your city?

The fourth phase of the nationwide lockdown begins from Monday. The Centre issued an announcement in this regard on Sunday, extending the curbs for two more weeks, will May 31.Lockdown 4.0 is going to be different from the previous three phases, declared PM Modi.

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Lockdown 3.0 marks the beginning of India’s exit from Covid-19 curfew. Given India’s relatively better showing on the coronavirus dashboard, and in view of the rising economic stress, expectations were high for a more rapid withdrawal. But the exit process is proving to be complex and constrained. These have made it, arguably, a riskier political call than imposing the lockdown itself.

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At the end of Lockdown 2.0 of 18 days from 15 April to 3 May. The government has announced the Coronavirus lockdown 3.0 to extend by two weeks till May 17. PM Modi discussed the lockdown relaxation action plan during the meeting on Friday with several ministers and top government. They were Amit Shah, Piyush Goyal, and Nirmala Sitharaman. The Prime Minister’s Principal Secretary PK Mishra, Cabinet Secretary Rajiv Gauba, and CDS Bipin Rawat also joined the review meeting conducted by PM Modi.

What after May 3?

After a comprehensive review in the Lockdown, the government has taken the severe step and came across with solution. Coronavirus lockdown 3.0 is as despite the lockdown in every part of the country. The number of cases day by day was increasing rapidly and if the lockdown raised out then the chances of spread of coronavirus became unstoppable to an extent. Government has extended the nationwide lockdown, by two weeks beyond May 4, making it a 54-day long curb to contain the spread of coronavirus@ArchisMohan reports#CoronavirusLockdown#COVID19https://t.co/6Y5lz1qVlg— Business Standard (@bsindia) May 2, 2020 The new guidelines have regulated by MHA to regulate different activities. In this period, based on the risk profiling of the districts of the country into Red (hotspot), Green, and Orange Zones. The classification of district Red Zones will be districts with doubling the rate of confirmed cases. The Green Zone districts will call with either zero confirmed cases. Or no confirmed cases in the last 21 days. Those districts which are neither Red nor Green will be classified as Orange Zone district.

Some changes in Lockdown 3.0

People like migrant workers, pilgrims, tourists, students, and other people who are isolated in different places shall carry out by special trains. The state governments, in terms of the guidelines issued under the Ministry of Home Affairs, Order dated 1st May 2020. We all know how Indian metros, trains, and buses have a crowd, especially during office hours. You can think if trains and buses started. How many times the confirmed cases will get multiply. So no trains and buses will run except for helping migrant people. The financial sector remains open, which includes banks, non-banking finance companies (NBFCs), insurance and capital market activities, and credit co-operative societies. It has advised in all zones that the person above 65 years of age or person with co-morbidities, pregnant women, and children below 10 years, shall stay at home.

Lockdown Extension Impacts on Indian Economy

At the end of Lockdown 2.0 of 18 days from 15 April to 3 May. The government has announced the Coronavirus lockdown 3.0 to extend by two weeks till May 17. PM Modi discussed the lockdown relaxation action plan during the meeting on Friday with several ministers and top government. They were Amit Shah, Piyush Goyal, and Nirmala Sitharaman. The Prime Minister’s Principal Secretary PK Mishra, Cabinet Secretary Rajiv Gauba, and CDS Bipin Rawat also joined the review meeting conducted by PM Modi.

What after May 3?

After a comprehensive review in the Lockdown, the government has taken the severe step and came across with solution. Coronavirus lockdown 3.0 is as despite the lockdown in every part of the country. The number of cases day by day was increasing rapidly and if the lockdown raised out then the chances of spread of coronavirus became unstoppable to an extent. Government has extended the nationwide lockdown, by two weeks beyond May 4, making it a 54-day long curb to contain the spread of coronavirus@ArchisMohan reports#CoronavirusLockdown#COVID19https://t.co/6Y5lz1qVlg— Business Standard (@bsindia) May 2, 2020 The new guidelines have regulated by MHA to regulate different activities. In this period, based on the risk profiling of the districts of the country into Red (hotspot), Green, and Orange Zones. The classification of district Red Zones will be districts with doubling the rate of confirmed cases. The Green Zone districts will call with either zero confirmed cases. Or no confirmed cases in the last 21 days. Those districts which are neither Red nor Green will be classified as Orange Zone district.

Some changes in Lockdown 3.0

People like migrant workers, pilgrims, tourists, students, and other people who are isolated in different places shall carry out by special trains. The state governments, in terms of the guidelines issued under the Ministry of Home Affairs, Order dated 1st May 2020. We all know how Indian metros, trains, and buses have a crowd, especially during office hours. You can think if trains and buses started. How many times the confirmed cases will get multiply. So no trains and buses will run except for helping migrant people. The financial sector remains open, which includes banks, non-banking finance companies (NBFCs), insurance and capital market activities, and credit co-operative societies. It has advised in all zones that the person above 65 years of age or person with co-morbidities, pregnant women, and children below 10 years, shall stay at home.

Lockdown Extension Impacts on Indian Economy

At the end of Lockdown 2.0 of 18 days from 15 April to 3 May. The government has announced the Coronavirus lockdown 3.0 to extend by two weeks till May 17. PM Modi discussed the lockdown relaxation action plan during the meeting on Friday with several ministers and top government. They were Amit Shah, Piyush Goyal, and Nirmala Sitharaman. The Prime Minister’s Principal Secretary PK Mishra, Cabinet Secretary Rajiv Gauba, and CDS Bipin Rawat also joined the review meeting conducted by PM Modi.

What after May 3?

After a comprehensive review in the Lockdown, the government has taken the severe step and came across with solution. Coronavirus lockdown 3.0 is as despite the lockdown in every part of the country. The number of cases day by day was increasing rapidly and if the lockdown raised out then the chances of spread of coronavirus became unstoppable to an extent. Government has extended the nationwide lockdown, by two weeks beyond May 4, making it a 54-day long curb to contain the spread of coronavirus@ArchisMohan reports#CoronavirusLockdown#COVID19https://t.co/6Y5lz1qVlg— Business Standard (@bsindia) May 2, 2020 The new guidelines have regulated by MHA to regulate different activities. In this period, based on the risk profiling of the districts of the country into Red (hotspot), Green, and Orange Zones. The classification of district Red Zones will be districts with doubling the rate of confirmed cases. The Green Zone districts will call with either zero confirmed cases. Or no confirmed cases in the last 21 days. Those districts which are neither Red nor Green will be classified as Orange Zone district.

Some changes in Lockdown 3.0

People like migrant workers, pilgrims, tourists, students, and other people who are isolated in different places shall carry out by special trains. The state governments, in terms of the guidelines issued under the Ministry of Home Affairs, Order dated 1st May 2020. We all know how Indian metros, trains, and buses have a crowd, especially during office hours. You can think if trains and buses started. How many times the confirmed cases will get multiply. So no trains and buses will run except for helping migrant people. The financial sector remains open, which includes banks, non-banking finance companies (NBFCs), insurance and capital market activities, and credit co-operative societies. It has advised in all zones that the person above 65 years of age or person with co-morbidities, pregnant women, and children below 10 years, shall stay at home.

Lockdown Extension Impacts on Indian Economy