Public celebrations in restaurant, clubs, pubs, resorts, beach resorts, beaches have been banned across Tamil Nadu on both 31 December and 1 January
But there is no night curfew imposed in the state
Restaurants and pubs are allowed to remain open but will have to follow COVID-19 guidelines in terms of number of people allowed
Marina Beach, which is a popular New Year party destination, will remain shut for public
KARNATAKA
Karnataka had announced night curfew from 23 December until 2 January, which was rolled back after on 24 December
Karnataka has put a ban on mass gatherings without social distancing in clubs, pubs, restaurants or in similar places from 30 December to 2 January
Clubs, pubs and restaurants cannot host parties but are allowed to function normally abiding by COVID-19 guidelines
RAJASTHAN
Rajasthan government has decided to impose night curfew between 8 pm of 31 December and 6 am of 1 January in all cities having population of over one lakh
Markets have been asked to close by 7 pm
Bursting firecrackers is banned in the state
No New Year party will be organised in public places
UTTARAKHAND
The Dehradun administration has banned public celebrations like parties at hotels, bars, restaurants and other public places on New Year's Eve and New Year
Any violation of the ban will be punishable under the Disaster Management Act, 2005, the Epidemic Diseases Act and other relevant sections of the IPC, the order said
The ban will have its effect in Dehradun, Mussoorie and Rishikesh where a large number of tourists are likely to gather to celebrate Christmas and New Year