Coronavirus Delhi Lockdown
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1 Old Phone, 3 Siblings: Delhi Gardener's Children Take Turns For Classes
A total of 15 lakh students study in Delhi government's 1,100 schools. Online classes began for them from April 6. Since then apart from live video classes, e-learning material is sent to students via WhatsApp or SMS.
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Delhi Breathes Fresh Air As Lockdown Shuts Factories, Cars Are Off Roads
Residents of Delhi, regularly listed as one of the world's most polluted cities, are revelling in azure skies and clean air as a result of the coronavirus lockdown.
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Queues From 6 am For Lunch In Delhi As Lockdown Hits The Poorest
A long queue of bags, containers, even buckets forms on a road in Delhi in the morning, with adequate gaps for social distancing to check against coronavirus. By afternoon, the objects morph into humans, standing for hours for lunch served by Delhi Government.
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Delhi Lockdown: Here's What's Still Open
The Delhi government has ordered all businesses to pull down their shutters and private transport operators to stay off the roads in a full lockdown of the national capital amid the coronavirus pandemic. The borders will be sealed and only those people who are in a list of what is considered "essential services" will be allowed to move freely.
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1 Old Phone, 3 Siblings: Delhi Gardener's Children Take Turns For Classes
A total of 15 lakh students study in Delhi government's 1,100 schools. Online classes began for them from April 6. Since then apart from live video classes, e-learning material is sent to students via WhatsApp or SMS.
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Delhi Breathes Fresh Air As Lockdown Shuts Factories, Cars Are Off Roads
Residents of Delhi, regularly listed as one of the world's most polluted cities, are revelling in azure skies and clean air as a result of the coronavirus lockdown.
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Queues From 6 am For Lunch In Delhi As Lockdown Hits The Poorest
A long queue of bags, containers, even buckets forms on a road in Delhi in the morning, with adequate gaps for social distancing to check against coronavirus. By afternoon, the objects morph into humans, standing for hours for lunch served by Delhi Government.
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Delhi Lockdown: Here's What's Still Open
The Delhi government has ordered all businesses to pull down their shutters and private transport operators to stay off the roads in a full lockdown of the national capital amid the coronavirus pandemic. The borders will be sealed and only those people who are in a list of what is considered "essential services" will be allowed to move freely.
