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Watch | A Visit to a Restaurant After the COVID-19 Lockdown. What Has Changed?

Will it be the same as before?
Yaqut Ali
Jun 17 2020
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The COVID-19 lockdown meant that the restaurants of India were closed for more than two months. Under Unlock 1.0, the government permitted restaurants to open under some conditions, but will the experience be the same as before. The Wire finds out.



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