Consolidated MHA guidelines: Until May 3, travel by air, rail, buses, metro as well as inter-state and intra -state movement of individuals remains barred. Educational institutions remain closed. Also hospitality services, taxis, cinema halls, malls, religious gatherings barred

New MHA guidelines: Hotspots or containment zones to be demarcated by states/UTs as per health min guidelines. No activities allowed otherwise by MHA guidelines issued today shall be allowed here. Stricter perimeter control & no unchecked inward/outward movement of population

New MHA guidelines: Addl activities allowed from April 20 to mitigate hardship. All agri, fisheries, plantations, animal husbandry related activities; financial sectors criticises; online teaching activities

New MHA guidelines: allowed activities include MNREGA works with strict social distancing and face mask. Priority under MNREGA to irrigation and water conservation works.

New MHA guidelines: All cargo movement allowed by rail, air and sea and via land ports. Movement of trucks with two drivers and one helper including empty trucks allowed. Shops for truck repairs and dhabas on highway to open

New MHA guidelines: Shops including kirana and single shops and carts selling essential goods to function. This includes ration shops under PDS

New MHA guidelines: IT and IT enables services can function with up to 50% strength. Also data and call centres for govt activities. Courier services allowed

New MHA guidelines: Services provided by self-employed persons like electricians, IT repairs, plumbers, motor mechanics and carpenters allowed

New MHA guidelines: Industries allowed include those operating in rural areas; manufacturing in SEZs, EoUs, industrial estates & townships though they must make arrangement for stay or workers within premises or adjacent buildings. Employers to arrange Transportation of workers

New MHA guidelines: Food processing units in rural areas, production units requiring continuous processes, IT hardware manufacturing, coal production, mines, manufacturing units of packaging material, oil refineries, jute industries & brick kilns in rural area to function

New MHA guidelines: private vehicles can ply for emergency services and procuring essential commodities. One passenger besides driver will be permitted but in backseat (for 4 wheelers). For Two wheelers only rider permitted.

New MHA guidelines: Offices of ministries and govt departments to function with 100% attendance of deputy secretary and levels above that. Remaining staff to attend up to 33%

National directives for COVID management: Wearing of face cover compulsory in public places and workplaces. Social distancing to be followed. Gatherings like marriages and funerals to be regulated by DM. Spitting in public places punishable with fine

New MHA guidelines: As per national directives on COVID management, strict ban on sale of liquor, gutka and tobacco and spitting to be strictly prohibited

National guidelines of COVID-19 management: All workplaces to have temperature screening & provide sanitisers; Gap of 1 hour between shifts; Persons above 65 & parents of children below 5 may be encouraged 2 work from home; sanitisation of workplace between shifts; no large mtgs

National guidelines of COVID-19 management: In manufacturing spaces, frequent cleaning of common surfaces and mandatory hand washing; no overlap of shifts and staggered lunch with social distancing in canteens; intensive communication and training in good hygiene practices

SOP for workplace/factories: All areas on premises to be disinfected. These include entrances, canteens, meeting rooms, equipment & lifts, washroom and walls. Spl transportation to be arranged for workers coming from outside & vehicles to ply with 30-40-% passenger capacity

SOPs for workplaces/factories: Medical insurance mandatory for all workers; only 2/4 persons (depending on size) in lifts and hoists; strict ban on gutka, tobacco and spitting; total ban on non-essential visitors at sites; nearby hospitals to be identified