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Schools can re-open in phases - Classes 9 to 12 can run from February 7 - and teachers who aren't vaccinated can't take classes. The Delhi Disaster Management Authority, or also allowed gyms, swimming pools and spas to re-open next week.

The duration of night curfew has been reduced by an hour; it's now from 11 pm to 5 am. Classes from nursery to 8 will resume from February 14, Delhi Deputy Chief Minister said.

Offices can work with 100 per cent attendance and people driving cars alone need not wear masks.

The national capital's decision to ease restrictions and allow schools and colleges to re-open comes a day after the said cases and rate, or the number of people infected every 100 tests, have started falling. Delhi has allowed schools and colleges to reopen.

New Delhi: Schools, colleges and coaching institutes in Delhi can re-open from Monday, the Delhi government decided in a meeting today.

Delhi has allowed schools and colleges to reopen

New Delhi: Schools, colleges and coaching institutes in Delhi can re-open from Monday, the Delhi government decided in a meeting today. The Delhi Disaster Management Authority, or also allowed gyms, swimming pools and spas to re-open next week.

The duration of night curfew has been reduced by an hour; it's now from 11 pm to 5 am. Earlier, night curfew started from 10 pm.

Schools can re-open in phases - Classes 9 to 12 can run from February 7 - and teachers who aren't vaccinated can't take classes. Classes from nursery to 8 will resume from February 14, Delhi Deputy Chief Minister said.

Offices can work with 100 per cent at Honey had been summoned by the ED office on Thursday. He was questioned on the matter and the recovery of Rs 8 crore in cash and other valuables from his place in the raid about two weeks back.

The questioning went on for hours and around midnight the ED sleuths got his medical examination conducted before keeping him in lockup in its office the night through.The case pertains to an FIR lodged by Punjab Police on March 7, 2018 police station of regarding illegal sand mining.

The case had been lodged against Honey’s partner Singh of Ludhiana and 25 others under Sections 21 (1) and 4(1) of the Mines and Minerals Act and Sections 379.

Towards the end of the 78-minute presentation of his government’s report card at the UP office in Lucknow, he also contrasted his government’s performance with that of the main opposition Party  which, he said, only developed during its five-year rule, a reference to the previous government’s urban development minister  Khan sanctioning funds for boundary walls of Muslim graveyards,

The repeated references to  in recent days is seen as an attempt to play up the appeasement charge against the SP as part of the  larger efforts to unite the Hindus ahead of elections where the ruling party is wary of people voting on caste lines.

Yogi  also accused the previous and the SP governments of caste bias in government schemes while insisting that his government worked for all sections.

The Tamil Nadu assembly in September passed the bill to scrap the  enabling admissions to and  based on class 12 marks after an aspirant died by suicide a day before his third attempt to clear the exam.returned the bill on Thursday, saying the bill is against the interests of students from poor and rural backgrounds.member of Parliament  Siva said Tamil Nadu chief minister M K Stalin met twice and urged him to send the bill to the Central government. “But he did not. He acted against the federal spirit.”

A day after Congress leader Gandhi faced sustained hooting from the treasury benches, Congress came down heavily on the chair, MP Rama Devi, for abruptly cutting her speech even before her allotted time of 13 minutes was over. Later, she protested against the chair by completing her speech outside the in front of the media. 

Her speech on Thursday on the Motion of Thanks to the President’s Address enumerated a number of human rights violations and alleged executive excesses during the last few years of the  government. She made a note of how the US-based Freedom House Report downgraded India’s status from “free” to “partly free” and that India has fallen 17 spots to 111th position out of 160 countries in the Human Freedom Index. 

She also mentioned that India is at an abysmal 142nd position out of 180 countries in the World Press Freedom Index, adding that the country “remains one of the most dangerous places for journalists today.”She continued with references to raids on opposition leaders ahead of elections, targeting of Muslims by Hindu fundamentalists and recent attacks on Christians by the same groups in 19 Indian towns. She lashed out at the Union government’s attempts to alter cadre rules and said that the tweaking of rules was a heavy-handed move by the Union government to “bully” bureaucrats in the states.