How many phases of lockdown are there in India till now?

The third phase of lockdown in India started on May 4. This means Indians had witnessed about three phases of lockdown since March 25 when the first phase was declared. The first phase, which started on March 25, lasted for 21 days and ended on April 14. This was announced by the Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

According to him, he noted that the lockdown became a necessity unless India is willing to go backward by 21 years. The first phase of lockdown was declared at a time when the country had a total of 571 cases. The second phase of lockdown in India was declared on April 14 due to the total number of infected people that were recorded within the period of the first lockdown.

The Indian Prime Minister extended the lockdown for another 19 days, which ended on May 3. The third phase of lockdown, which started on May 4, is expected to end on May 17.

The correct answer to this question is 2. There have been two phases of the coronavirus lockdown in India. The first phase started on March 25 and ended on April 14. It had stringent guidelines, including only leaving home for essential purposes like the grocery store or the hospital.

The second phase started on April 15 and is expected to end on May 3. With phase 2, the guidelines of certain regions were relaxed. Some places like farms and plantations were able to reopen. Retail stores were also able to reopen. At this time, there is no information if, after May 3, more phases will be implemented.