A new order in Mumbai allows the home delivery of food and other essential items by delivery partners 24 hours a day. The order even allows deliveries from restaurants during the weekend lockdowns across the city.

Zomato, Swiggy to stop deliveries at 8:00 pm in Maharashtra after imposition of new coronavirus lockdown restrictions. Home delivery and takeaway permitted from 7:00 am to 8:00 pm from Monday to Friday

Anmol Ambani says when professional 'actors' can continue shooting films, professional 'cricketers' can play sport, 'politicians' continue rallies with masses, why businesses or work is not essential

Health licences issued by civic bodies would be abolished within 10 days. The Delhi government has also amended old rules regarding service in open areas and balconies

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Delhi recorded 2,024 new coronavirus cases on Sunday, the highest single-day spike in cases in August, taking the tally to over 1.73 lakh, while the death toll rose to 4,426 with 22 more fatalities

The hotel industry has made no progress in terms of bookings even after several states unlocked and where hotels resumed operations, FHRAI said

As per the survey conducted by the Retailers Association of India (RAI) with participation of more than 100 big and small retailers, it was found that lockdown relaxations did not benefit retailers as there was no significant surge in their business

Unlock phase 1.0: As per the Centre's guidelines, customers like the elderly, pregnant women, and those having underlying medical conditions must take extra precautions while going out to a restaurant

Coronavirus lockdown has triggered an existential crisis for restaurants; many of them see no viability in reopening

Unlock 1.0: The centre has prohibited offerings and receiving of prasad and sprinkling of holy water in the religious places

Mall and restaurant owners will have to ensure visitors go to these places in a staggered manner; moreover, basic precautions such as hand hygiene, physical distancing and wearing of masks will be ensured by mall and restaurant authorities

The Ministry of Home Affairs has released the guidelines for restaurants, which are scheduled to reopen on June 8. According to new rules, the restaurant owners will have to ensure strict social distancing norms and follow specific guidelines. However, the establishments within containment zones will continue to remain closed. Watch the video for more.Also Read: GST Council to discuss COVID-19 imapct on tax revenue in June 12 meet

Guidelines for malls and restaurants: Cinema halls, gaming arcades and play area for children will not be opened. Malls and restaurants within containment zones would continue to remain closed

Employees and patrons at restaurants have been instructed to follow basic precautions, including face covers, respiratory etiquettes, hand sanitisation, use of Aarogya Setu app, etc

Westlife Development, the company that owns and operates McDonald's restaurants in West and South India, said that the brand implemented a stringent 42-point checklist to ensure safety and hygiene across all its services

\"Most restaurants will start a takeaway section, if they dont have one already,\" the association secretary said

Although restaurants contributed around 20 per cent of the revenue received from travellers, this business will slowly come to pace with the increase in positive sentiments among people

Coronavirus lockdown 4.0 India live updates: Maharashtra government issued fresh lockdown guidelines on Tuesday. All urban areas including Mumbai have been put in red zones, rest have been put in orange and green zones. India's total COVID-19 tally climbed to 1,01,139 on Tuesday, according to Union Health Ministry

Companies invoking the clause must remember that it does not ensure guaranteed protection from contractual obligations