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The Ministry of Home Affairs, Government of India, announced further relaxations in Unlock 2.0 that begins on 1st July 2020. However, states and union territories have been given the power to further prohibit certain activities outside of containment zones within their respective states. The broad guidelines of Unlock 2.0 include: Domestic flights will be further … Continue reading India Further Opens up the Economy: Unlock 2.0 →

The Covid-19 pandemic has forced citizens and governments across the world to relook at how we do things on an everyday basis. India has had one of the strictest lockdowns for two months starting 24th March 2020. With a country of 1.3 billion people, it was important to keep citizens safe and preventing healthcare facilities … Continue reading Stepping into a Contactless New World →

Source: Ministry of Health & Family Welfare, GOI i. Before boarding, all travellers shall give an undertaking that they would undergo mandatory quarantine for 14 days – 7 days paid institutional quarantine at their own cost, followed by 7 days isolation at home with self-monitoring of health. ii. Only for exceptional and compelling reasons such … Continue reading Guidelines of International Arrivals in India →

India begins Lockdown 3.0, but with fewer restrictions. The nationwide lockdown that began in India on 25th April 2020 now enters its third phase from 4th May 2020 for another 2 weeks. The mantra for this phase is to balance lives and livelihoods, and keeping this in mind, the lockdown comes with fewer restrictions and … Continue reading Our Offices are Open →

Coronavirus has forced each of us to seek sanctuary in our homes and for the working population; work from home is a new norm. Technology platforms have come to the rescue and video chats are the flavor of the day. As humans, we crave physical interaction and the video medium suits us better right now … Continue reading Work From Home Parents – Helpful Tips →

The Modi government has extended the lockdown in India for another 2 weeks till May 3rd, 2020. This has been done anticipating a peak in the coronavirus cases and to mitigate the risks. The previous lockdown was successful as India was able to slow the progression of the active cases. It remains to be seen … Continue reading What does Lockdown 2.0 bring with it? →

In a televised address on Tuesday 14th April, Prime Minister Narendra Modi extended the lockdown in India till May 3rd 2020. The lockdown that began on March 25th, will see some relaxation in areas that are not coronavirus hotspots and certain activities will be permitted post appraisal of the situation on April 20th. The Ministry … Continue reading India Lockdown 2.0 – Updates →

In order to remove confusion in the public, it is informed that Union Ministry for Home Affairs (MHA), on 28.03.2020, had granted consular services on gratis basis to foreign nationals, presently residing in India due to travel restrictions in the context of COVID-19 outbreak, till 30th April, 2020. (https://pib.gov.in/PressReleaseIframePage.aspx?PRID=1613895) Regular visa, e-visa or stay stipulation, … Continue reading Grant of Consular Services to Foreign Nationals, presently residing in India due to travel restrictions in the context of COVID-19 outbreak, till 30th April, 2020 →

India’s prime minister Narendra Modi announced a 21 day lockdown for all 1.3 billion people in the country to stay inside their homes for three weeks starting Wednesday 25th March 2020 — the biggest and most severe action undertaken anywhere to stop the spread of the coronavirus. This lockdown will open up on the 15th … Continue reading PM Modi Orders 3-Week Total Lockdown for All 1.3 Billion Indians →

We often have the desire for change, for discovering things we’ve never tried before. It’s part of our nature as humans, a persistent curiosity that increases as we grow older, pushing us to carry out crazy things we never dared to imagine before!Leaving your country to move to India, could be one of those incredible … Continue reading Coming face to face with Delhi Belly by Hugo Durand →