Corona Holi 2021 Guidelines: In the capital Delhi, where people have been engaged in public function, then in UP, permission for administration for procession and ceremony will have to be obtained. By social worker Vanita Kasani Punjab, the danger of corona in Maharashtra is increasing very fast. Due to Corona, BMC has banned public function in Mumbai. New Delhi: Once again new cases of corona are increasing in the country. According to experts, this second wave of Corona can be more terrible than the first. Today's talk is that in the last 24 hours more than 47 thousand new corona patients have appeared in the country, while 275 people lost their lives due to corona. With the increasing cases of Corona, the festivals coming up in the country have raised the concern of the common people and the administration. Given the economic development, the decision to lock down is not possible. But on the instructions of the Center, different states have issued guidelines regarding Holi, Shab e Baaraat and Navratri. In the capital Delhi, where public function has been imposed, then in UP, the permission of the administration will have to be taken for the procession and ceremony. In Maharashtra, the danger of corona is increasing very fast. Due to Corona, BMC has banned public function in Mumbai. Know what are the instructions regarding Holi and other festivals in different states. Ban on public celebrations of Holi and other festivals in Delhi The Delhi Disaster Management Authority on Tuesday ordered that no celebrations be held in public in the national capital during the upcoming festivals like Holi and Navratri. Chief Secretary Vijay Dev instructed the officers to strictly follow the order. Dev said in the order, "All concerned officials will ensure that crowds do not gather during the upcoming festival of Holi, Shab-e-Baaraat, Navratri, etc. and the festivals should not be celebrated in public in the national capital Delhi." 1101 new cases of viruses have been reported, which is the highest in the last three months. Four people also died due to the virus. This information was given by the Health Department. Mumbai: No celebrating Holi in public places Keeping in mind the increase in the cases of Kovid-19, the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) announced on Tuesday that on 28 and 29 March, Holi will not be allowed to be celebrated in private and public places. On Tuesday, 3,512 new cases of Kovid-19 were reported in the city and eight patients lost their lives. In a circular, the civic body announced a ban on celebrating Holi in private and public places. The circular states that the violators will be prosecuted under the Epidemic Diseases Act, 1897 and the Disaster Management Act, 2005. Uttar Pradesh - Procession will not come out without permission, it is mandatory to apply mask In view of the fast growing cases of infection with the corona virus and other festivals including Holi and Panchayat elections, the Uttar Pradesh government has directed to take special vigilance and caution in the state while fixing the responsibility and accountability of the police and administrative officers of all the districts. . Now, following the safe distance, every person will be required to apply masks in public places and the procession will not take place without permission. Uttar Pradesh Chief Secretary Rajendra Kumar Tiwari on Tuesday sent letters to all the divisional commissioners of the state, Additional Director General of Police Zone, Inspector General of Police and Deputy Inspector General of Police, Police Commissioner of Lucknow and Gautam Budh Nagar and District Magistrates and Superintendents of Police of all districts to follow the safe distance. And instructed to strictly follow the guidelines like applying mask to every person in a public place. Tiwari has given a clear instruction that extreme vigilance will be taken during the upcoming festivals and festivals and any procession will come out only after the permission of the administration. Bihar - CM said - be cautious, avoid public Holi Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar on Monday appealed to the people of the state to be vigilant and cautious in view of the fast growing cases of Corona virus infection for the last few days and to avoid gathering them in large numbers or celebrating Holi in public. Advised. Kumar said, "I have already held a meeting with DM and SP level officials and discussed with them in detail." It is Holi time. The officers need to appeal to the people with folded hands that they should not celebrate Holi in public. He said, "If it (Holi) is not celebrated in big gatherings or public places, then we will be successful in preventing disease." Gujarat: Ban on celebrations, burn Holi with limited number The Gujarat government said on Sunday that due to the rise in the case of Kovid-19, celebrations on the occasion of Holi will not be allowed, although the tradition of 'Holika Dahan' can be carried out with a limited number of people. Deputy Chief Minister Nitin Patel said that with the presence of a limited number of people in residential societies and villages, the government will allow 'Holika Dahan'. He said that people will not be allowed to paint each other in the crowd. Patel said, "Action will be taken against those who violate it." However I am confident that the people of Gujarat will follow the rules and will not play Holi. '' Madhya Pradesh - Ban on ceremonies and fairs, Chief Minister reviews Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chauhan has said about the increasing cases of corona infection in the state that other measures will have to be taken to prevent the epidemic, except full-blown lockdown. At the same time, the Holi ceremony and fair will be banned. Chief Minister Shivraj reviewed the condition of Corona through video conferencing and said that again corona infection is increasing in the state. In such a time, the highest priority of governance is to prevent corona infection. All the officers in charge should become active and monitor their districts daily. Meet all the District Crisis Management Group and ensure excellent arrangements for prevention, testing and treatment of corona infection in the districts. The Chief Minister said that in order that economic activities should not be affected and the public should not be disturbed, in view of this, we will have to take all other measures except lockdown to prevent corona infection. The public has to be aware that all masks should be applied and social distancing should be done and take all necessary precautions. For this, active support of public representatives, religious leaders, social workers etc. will have to be taken.