Night and weekend curfews guidelines

Following the order, a night curfew will be enforced in the state from 9 p.m. to 5 a.m. Weekend curfews will be imposed in the districts of Belagavi, Bidar, Vijaypura, and Kalburagi in Maharashtra, and Dakshina Kannada, Kodagu, Mysuru, and Chamarajanagar in Kerala. From 5 a.m. to 2 p.m., citizens are only allowed to buy essential items from the grocery store. Unnecessary public movement is prohibited.

All social, political, sports, and entertainment, as well as academic, cultural, religious, and other gatherings, are prohibited. Marriages with a maximum of 100 people are permitted, as long as the covid-19 guidelines are followed. With a group of 20 individuals, cremations/funerals will be permitted. Temples, mosques, churches, gurudwaras, and other houses of worship are allowed to open, as are associated activities linked to the places of worship, as long as they follow the Covid-19 guidelines. The edict, however, says that jatras, temple festivals, processions, and gatherings are not permitted

                   Containment measures to prevent the spread of COVID 19

• Guidelines for surveillance, containment, and caution issued vide order of even number dated 03-07-2021 
• Order of even number dated 16-07-2021 reg. reopening of Medical colleges and allied institutions 
• Extension of guidelines for surveillance, containment, and caution, and additional activities issued vide order of even number dated 18-07 2021 
• Order of even number dated 24-07-2021 reg. functioning of places of worship 
• Order of even number dated 30-07-2021 reg. empowering Chief Commissioner-BBMP and DCs to impose additional containment measures as deemed necessary. 
• Order of even number dated 31-07-2021 reg. extension of existing guidelines up to 16-08-2021 
• Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, Govt. of India, letter No.04/COVID/fest/AS(H)/2021, dated 04-08-2021- reg. preventing crowding and gathering during the upcoming festival season