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Schools, Colleges To Remain Closed Till August 31: Ministry Of Home Affairs
Schools, colleges and coaching institutions will remain closed till August 31, 2020, Ministry of Home Affairs said while it issued the Unlock 3 guidelines.
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Migrant Children At Risk Of Dropping Out Of School After Moving Back To Hometowns: Experts
The coronavirus-triggered lockdown has had a devastating impact on the economy as well as on the livelihoods of lakhs of migrant workers.
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"Big-City School" Dreams Shattered For Migrants As Families Return Home
The COVID-19 induced lockdown has thrown economic activities out of gear, rendered many homeless and penniless, beginning an exodus of migrants to their home states.
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Amazon, Flipkart Request Government to Ease Sale of Non-Essential Items in India During Lockdown
The gradual relaxation in e-commerce sale will help ease consumer woes while social distancing. To recall, the government had briefly issued an order to allow smartphone sales in the country after April 20, but that was later revised to suspend all sales of non-essential goods till May 3.
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Schools, Colleges To Remain Closed Till August 31: Ministry Of Home Affairs
Schools, colleges and coaching institutions will remain closed till August 31, 2020, Ministry of Home Affairs said while it issued the Unlock 3 guidelines.
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Migrant Children At Risk Of Dropping Out Of School After Moving Back To Hometowns: Experts
The coronavirus-triggered lockdown has had a devastating impact on the economy as well as on the livelihoods of lakhs of migrant workers.
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"Big-City School" Dreams Shattered For Migrants As Families Return Home
The COVID-19 induced lockdown has thrown economic activities out of gear, rendered many homeless and penniless, beginning an exodus of migrants to their home states.
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Amazon, Flipkart Request Government to Ease Sale of Non-Essential Items in India During Lockdown
The gradual relaxation in e-commerce sale will help ease consumer woes while social distancing. To recall, the government had briefly issued an order to allow smartphone sales in the country after April 20, but that was later revised to suspend all sales of non-essential goods till May 3.
