Amidst lockdown people of India tried many things to be healthy and productive. They have rearranged their mind to cope with the pandemic situation. Nevertheless, the cases are increasing rapidly. So, people were frightened to face long term lockdown all over the country. But on 29th August, a new set of fresh guidelines issued as “Unlock 4.0” from the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) which is going to bring us a pretty normal situation. Many more activities are going to be reopened outside the containment zones. Let’s see according to Unlock 4.0 Guidelines what is allowed for us and what is not.
Metro services will operate in a phased manner from September 7, 2020. No token will be provided. People must have metro cards to travel. Metro cars will stop only in allowed stations, not in every station like before.
Educational institutions will continue to remain shut for students till September 30. But students from classes 9 to 12 can visit their schools for guidance with their parents or guardians written consent copy from 21st September. This will be subject to the schools outside of the containment zones. Whereas research scholars (Ph.D.) and post-graduate students can does their lab work with the permission of the Department of Higher Education (DHE).
Cinema halls, entertainment parks, theatres, swimming pools, and other such places will continue to remain shut. Only open-air theatres are permitted to open from September 21. With adequate standard operating procedures resorts, clubs and hotels, etc can function. Inter-state and intra-state movement of persons and goods will not face any restriction.
Moreover, international air travel will be restricted like before. In all types of congregations, 100 persons will be permitted from September 21 with strict measures. Senior citizens of the country who are over 65 years of age, pregnant women, and young children below the age of 10 have been advised to stay at home. Until September 30 lockdown will be strictly implemented in containment zones. And without the center’s nod, the state govt can not impose any local lockdown. According to this phase of unlocking, people have to maintain social distancing and face-covering in public places. If people do spitting in public places they will be punished with a fine.
If all of us follow all the steps of the latest unlock guidelines, we will easily adapt to our new normal life. This is going to reduce the cases as well as the mortality rate of COVID 19.
Honda Hornet 2.0 is the upgraded version of the Hornet 160R. The price is approximately 1.26 Lakhs Ex-showroom Delhi. Honda Hornet 2.0 provides a fuel-injected 184.4 cc engine which can give a fantastic performance. All-new engines work to reduce friction. This version has better thermal stability for its piston cooling jet. The aggressively designed tank of this giant is BS6 compliant which is not only fuel-efficient but also environment friendly.
If you go for underpinnings and dimensions, you will get a diamond type frame with a golden USD front fork. The rear suspension has awesome preload adjustability. The rear brake is 220 mm petal disc whereas kerb weight is 142 kg. The wheelbase is 1355 mm. Ground clearance is 167 mm. The front tire is 110/70 – 17. Instead of being radial units, the tires are tubeless. For the first time, one can get an impressive bike that has been manufactured in India under ‘ Make in India ‘ policy.
The real commendable thing about this version is it weighs a kilo more than its predecessor. The lengthier wheelbase makes it more stable on the straight. This two-wheeler gets an all-LED lighting system while the earlier edition one had only the headlamp and the tail lamp in LED. The console of the latest one shows both the gear position and packs as a voltage indicator whereas, both of the facilities were absent in the old one.
