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Seven airports in Gujarat resume operations after military tensions with Pakistan ease. Includes key airports in Kutch. Reopening follows an agreement between India and Pakistan to cease hostilities.

Gujarat Airports Resume After Tensions Ease

Seven airports in Gujarat, including key ones in Kutch, resume civilian operations after tensions with Pakistan ease. Closure came after May 9 amid rising conflict but now reopen following a ceasefire.

Seven airports in Gujarat resume operations

Seven Gujarat airports, including key ones in Kutch, resume civilian operations after tensions with Pakistan ease. Previously closed as a precaution on May 9, they reopen after a ceasefire agreement.

Seven airports in Gujarat including three in the border district of Kutch reopened for civilian flights from Monday morning, officials said.
The international airport at Rajkot and airports at Porbandar, Jamnagar, Keshod (Junagadh district) and Bhuj, Mundra and Kandla (Kutch district) had been closed for civilian aircraft on May 9 due to the military conflict with Pakistan.
A senior official at the Rajkot airport said it reopened from 10:20 am.
"Following the Airport Authority of India's announcement, Bhuj, Mundra and Kandla airports in Kutch are now open," said director of the Bhuj airport, Navneet Kumar Gupta.
Jamnagar airport director D K Singh also confirmed the reopening.
On May 9, thirty-two airports across northern and western parts of the country were closed.
On Saturday, India and Pakistan reached an understanding to stop all firings and military actions with immediate effect.

With states likes Haryana, Uttarakhand, Uttar Pradesh, Andhra Pradesh and Delhi opening schools, the debate over whether it is the right thing to do is back in focus.&nbsp;While parents have expressed concern over the safety of children, schools have been tasked to ensure that Covid appropriate behaviour is followed strictly. Parents worry that with&nbsp;no vaccine, children are perhaps most vulnerable to contracting the Coronavirus, although there isn't any conclusive evidence available to suggest that children would be adversely impacted by the virus. On the other hand, the pandemic has been particularly hard on the mental health of children, with schools shut for close to 18 months and practically no opportunities for socialisation or sports or extra curricular activities. On News Guru this week, we've gathered the top educationists in the country- Manika Sharma, Director, The Shri Ram Schools, renowned educationist Abha Adams and Richa Sharma Agnihotri, Principal, Sanskriti School in Delhi to debate whether it is time for us to send our children back to school?&nbsp;

On News Guru| Is it safe to reopen schools?

With states likes Haryana, Uttarakhand, Uttar Pradesh, Andhra Pradesh and Delhi opening schools, the debate over whether it is the right thing to do is back in focus.&nbsp; While parents have expressed concern over the safety of children, schools have been tasked to ensure that Covid appropriate behaviour is followed strictly. Parents worry that with&nbsp;no vaccine, children are perhaps most vulnerable to contracting the Coronavirus, although there isn't any conclusive evidence available to suggest that children would be adversely impacted by the virus. On the other hand, the pandemic has been particularly hard on the mental health of children, with schools shut for close to 18 months and practically no opportunities for socialisation or sports or extra curricular activities. On News Guru this week, we've gathered the top educationists in the country- Manika Sharma, Director, The Shri Ram Schools, renowned educationist Abha Adams and Richa Sharma Agnihotri, Principal, Sanskriti School in Delhi to debate whether it is time for us to send our children back to school?&nbsp;

 On News Guru| Is it safe to reopen schools?

With states likes Haryana, Uttarakhand, Uttar Pradesh, Andhra Pradesh and Delhi opening schools, the debate over whether it is the right thing to do is back in focus.&nbsp; While parents have expressed concern over the safety of children, schools have been tasked to ensure that Covid appropriate behaviour is followed strictly. Parents worry that with&nbsp;no vaccine, children are perhaps most vulnerable to contracting the Coronavirus, although there isn't any conclusive evidence available to suggest that children would be adversely impacted by the virus. On the other hand, the pandemic has been particularly hard on the mental health of children, with schools shut for close to 18 months and practically no opportunities for socialisation or sports or extra curricular activities. On News Guru this week, we've gathered the top educationists in the country- Manika Sharma, Director, The Shri Ram Schools, renowned educationist Abha Adams and Richa Sharma Agnihotri, Principal, Sanskriti School in Delhi to debate whether it is time for us to send our children back to school?&nbsp;

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<div>Keeping children confined to homes during the pandemic has not been easy but will opening schools put them in peril?&nbsp;</div>
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Before every occasion an arti is an aspect to mark the start of anything &lsquo;shubh&rsquo; or auspicious. Following the tradition, a man from Madurai devotedly performed arti of&hellip;wait for it&hellip;of a liquor shop on Monday when the Tamil Nadu allowed the state government-owned liquor shops to open.
In a viral video, the man can be seen hurrying to the liquor story after a quick arti and rejoicing when he finally managed to get two bottles and bowed multiple times to the liquor he must have missed during the lockdown.
Netizens are in splits and called it one &lsquo;true love&rsquo;.

Madurai man's 'Shubh-arambh' after liquor shops re-open

Before every occasion an arti is an aspect to mark the start of anything &lsquo;shubh&rsquo; or auspicious. Following the tradition, a man from Madurai devotedly performed arti of&hellip;wait for it&hellip;of a liquor shop on Monday when the Tamil Nadu allowed the state government-owned liquor shops to open.
In a viral video, the man can be seen hurrying to the liquor story after a quick arti and rejoicing when he finally managed to get two bottles and bowed multiple times to the liquor he must have missed during the lockdown.
Netizens are in splits and called it one &lsquo;true love&rsquo;.

'Shubh-arambh':&nbsp;Madurai&nbsp;man's arti after liquor shops re-open
Man prayed to a liquor shop which re-opened after a month
Netizens&nbsp;in splits, calls it 'true love'

Before every occasion an arti is performed to mark the start of beginning&nbsp;&lsquo;shubh&rsquo; or auspicious. Following the tradition, a man from Madurai devotedly performed arti of a liquor shop on Monday when the Tamil Nadu&nbsp;government allowed state-owned liquor shops to open.
In a viral video, the man can be seen hurrying to the liquor shop after a quick arti and rejoicing when he finally managed to get two bottles and bowed multiple times to the liquor he must have missed during the lockdown.
Netizens are in splits and called it one &lsquo;true love&rsquo;.

Shut for over a year owning to the Covid-19 pandemic, Delhi's&nbsp;National Zoological Park is all set to reopen to visitors from the 1st of April.
Zoo director Ramesh Pandey&nbsp;shared that the opening comes with enhanced safety protocols for Covid-19, new services for visitors and new animal species!
Specific time slots during the day will be allocated to visitors and tickets will be available only online through the zoo's website.
The population of animals at the zoo has increased from 1,005 in March 2020 to 1,200 now.&nbsp;
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Delhi Zoo to reopen for visitors from April 1, with new animal species!

Delhi's&nbsp;National Zoological Park is all set to reopen to visitors from the 1st of April, after being shut down for over a year.
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Shut for over a year owning to the Covid-19 pandemic, Delhi's National Zoological Park is all set to reopen to visitors from April 1. Zoo director Ramesh Pandey said the opening of the zoo comes with enhanced Covid19 safety protocols, new services for visitors and new animal species. The tickets will be available only online through the zoo's website and visitors will be allotted specific time slots during the day. The number of animals at the zoo has increased to 1,200 from 1,005 in March.
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