Maharashtra tightens restrictions but with more exceptions than last time.

Public transport will function for all essential services.

Hotels/restaurants/street vendors can function only for home delivery.

All grocery and food stores can stay open from 7am to 8pm. ImageImageImageImage
Public transport will function in Maharashtra but with restrictions. Image
Restrictions on manufacturing sector in Maharashtra ... With several relaxations versus last year. ImageImage
Offices in these sectors can remain open. Image
Here's what's allowed in e-commerce.
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No school, college. No malls or theatres. No religious worship. And keep your weddings small people.
#Maharashtra ImageImage
Important distinction made by the state government that was missing last time.

Applies to inputs, support and incidental activities pertaining to essential services... Image

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