The central government has given permission to open all kinds of shops from Saturday, giving a big relief to millions of shopkeepers and common people amidst the lockdown that has been going on in the last one month in India. This includes shops for essential and non-essential goods. Those working in these shops will have to follow the guidelines issued for lockdown. But shopping malls and market complexes have not been allowed to open.

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This order of the Ministry of Home Affairs has come at a time when Ramadan, the holy month of Islam religion, is starting from Saturday. After midnight on Friday, the Union Home Ministry amended its order issued on April 15, saying that during the lockdown, all the states and union territories of the country registered under the Shops and Establishment Act and residential in municipal and municipal areas It will be allowed to open single shops as well as shops in the premises and nearby neighborhood (street neighborhood).

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In this order which came amid lockdown, it has also been clarified that only 50 percent employees will work in these shops. They have to wear masks and maintain lockdown conditions while maintaining physical distance. The shops of street mohallas which have been closed since March 24, will be opened with this decision of the government and which will bring great relief to lakhs of people. The Ministry has also made it clear that no exemption has been given in hotspots and containment zones.

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