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We study the dynamics of symmetric exclusion process (SEP) in the presence ofstochastic resetting to two possible specific configurations -- with rate $r_1$(respectively, $r_2$) the system is reset to a step-like configuration whereall the particles are clustered in the left (respectively, right) half of thesystem. We show that this dichotomous resetting leads to a range of richbehaviour, both dynamical and in the stationary state. We calculate the exactstationary profile in the presence of this dichotomous resetting and show thatthe diffusive current grows linearly in time, but unlike the resetting to asingle configuration, the current can have negative average value in this case.For $r_1=r_2,$ the average current vanishes, and density profile becomes flatin the stationary state, similar to the equilibrium SEP. However, the systemremains far from equilibrium and we characterize the nonequilibrium signaturesof this `zero-current state'. We show that both the spatial and temporaldensity correlations in this zero-current state are radically different than inequilibrium SEP. We also study the behaviour of this zero-current state underan external perturbation and demonstrate that its response differs drasticallyfrom that of equilibrium SEP -- while a small driving field generates a currentwhich grows as $\sqrt{t}$ in the absence of resetting, the zero-current statein the presence of dichotomous resetting shows a current $\sim t$ under thesame perturbation.

Zero-current Nonequilibrium State in Symmetric Exclusion Process with Dichotomous Stochastic Resetting