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Delhi Schools Asked To Move To "Hybrid Mode" After Top Court's Observations
The Delhi government on Monday directed government, private and civic body-run schools to conduct classes in "hybrid mode" - online and offline - after the Commission for Air Quality Management announced relaxations under the Graded Response Action.
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After Supreme Court Rap, Delhi Air Pollution Panel's 'Flying Squads' Move
Days after a rap on the knuckles from the Supreme Court, the Commission for Air Quality Management - a central panel to monitor air pollution and quality in Delhi - has swung into action, setting up 'flying squads' to stop stubble burning.
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Air India Pee-Gate: Victim Approaches Supreme Court For SOPs On Unruly Behaviour
A 72-year-old woman, at the centre of headlines after a co-passenger allegedly urinated on her on board a New York-Delhi Air India flight last November, has moved the Supreme Court seeking a direction to the DGCA
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Supreme Court's Move To Find Permanent Solution For Pollution In Delhi, Neighbouring Cities
The Supreme Court directed the Commission for Air Quality Management today to invite suggestions of the public and experts about a permanent solution to the problem of air pollution in Delhi-NCR.
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Supreme Court's Big Move On Stubble Burning, Declines Centre's Request
The Supreme Court today appointed retired judge Justice Madan B Lokur to monitor stubble burning in Punjab, Haryana and Uttar Pradesh amid rising pollution in Delhi and its surrounding areas. "We are only concerned about the citizens of Delhi-NCR being able to breathe in fresh clean air," the top court said. The Supreme Court also declined to accep...
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Stranded Migrants, Students, Tourists Can Go Home During Lockdown: 10 Points
Migrant labourers, students, pilgrims or tourists who do not have symptoms of coronavirus can return to their home states now, the Centre has said, issuing a set of guidelines nearly five weeks after the announcement of the countrywide lockdown that left thousands stranded. The order comes a day after the Centre was asked to respond to issue by the...
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Former Military Officers, 4 Others Move Top Court Against Kashmir Move
Six petitioners, including two former high-ranking military officers, have approached the Supreme Court to challenge the centre's move to scrap Jammu and Kashmir's special status under Article 370 and bifurcate it into two union territories.
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3 Lawmakers Back Plea Of Transgender Accusing Air India Of Discrimination
Three parliamentarians; D Raja (CPI), Tiruchi Siva (DMK) and Manoj Jha (RJD) on Tuesday extended their support to a transgender, who had moved the Supreme Court challenging Air India's decision to allegedly deny her a job as a cabin crew.
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Move to Ban Crackers This Diwali Turned Down by Supreme Court
A complete ban on firecrackers during Diwali will not be imposed, the Supreme Court said today, rejecting a plea filed over concerns of increasing air pollution in India's major cities.
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Subrata Roy Moved Back to Jail, Special Facilities Withdrawn
Sahara chief Subrata Roy was today sent back to his cell in Tihar jail at the end of the period granted by the Supreme Court to stay at an air conditioned facility in the complex to negotiate sale of his overseas luxury hotels.
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Subrata Roy Moved Back to His Cell; Special Facilities Withdrawn
Sahara chief Subrata Roy was on Wednesday sent back to his cell in Tihar Jail at the end of the period granted by the Supreme Court to stay at an air conditioned facility in the complex to negotiate sale of his overseas luxury hotels.
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Air India moves Supreme Court against on-strike pilots
The Air India management has filed a contempt of court application in the Supreme Court against its on-strike pilots. The Delhi High Court had yesterday said the Air India strike is illegal. But despite this, the pilots remained defiant. Around 250 pilots from Air India continued the strike, forcing the cancellation of 48 flights.
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Air India strike: Top 10 developments
As the strike called by at least 250 of its pilots continued for a third day today, the Air India management has moved the Supreme Court with a contempt of court plea. Earlier, more pilots were sacked as the national carrier decided to stop taking bookings for long-haul flights till at least 15th of this month.
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Delhi Schools Asked To Move To "Hybrid Mode" After Top Court's Observations
The Delhi government on Monday directed government, private and civic body-run schools to conduct classes in "hybrid mode" - online and offline - after the Commission for Air Quality Management announced relaxations under the Graded Response Action.
-
After Supreme Court Rap, Delhi Air Pollution Panel's 'Flying Squads' Move
Days after a rap on the knuckles from the Supreme Court, the Commission for Air Quality Management - a central panel to monitor air pollution and quality in Delhi - has swung into action, setting up 'flying squads' to stop stubble burning.
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Air India Pee-Gate: Victim Approaches Supreme Court For SOPs On Unruly Behaviour
A 72-year-old woman, at the centre of headlines after a co-passenger allegedly urinated on her on board a New York-Delhi Air India flight last November, has moved the Supreme Court seeking a direction to the DGCA
-
Supreme Court's Move To Find Permanent Solution For Pollution In Delhi, Neighbouring Cities
The Supreme Court directed the Commission for Air Quality Management today to invite suggestions of the public and experts about a permanent solution to the problem of air pollution in Delhi-NCR.
-
Supreme Court's Big Move On Stubble Burning, Declines Centre's Request
The Supreme Court today appointed retired judge Justice Madan B Lokur to monitor stubble burning in Punjab, Haryana and Uttar Pradesh amid rising pollution in Delhi and its surrounding areas. "We are only concerned about the citizens of Delhi-NCR being able to breathe in fresh clean air," the top court said. The Supreme Court also declined to accep...
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Stranded Migrants, Students, Tourists Can Go Home During Lockdown: 10 Points
Migrant labourers, students, pilgrims or tourists who do not have symptoms of coronavirus can return to their home states now, the Centre has said, issuing a set of guidelines nearly five weeks after the announcement of the countrywide lockdown that left thousands stranded. The order comes a day after the Centre was asked to respond to issue by the...
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Former Military Officers, 4 Others Move Top Court Against Kashmir Move
Six petitioners, including two former high-ranking military officers, have approached the Supreme Court to challenge the centre's move to scrap Jammu and Kashmir's special status under Article 370 and bifurcate it into two union territories.
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3 Lawmakers Back Plea Of Transgender Accusing Air India Of Discrimination
Three parliamentarians; D Raja (CPI), Tiruchi Siva (DMK) and Manoj Jha (RJD) on Tuesday extended their support to a transgender, who had moved the Supreme Court challenging Air India's decision to allegedly deny her a job as a cabin crew.
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Move to Ban Crackers This Diwali Turned Down by Supreme Court
A complete ban on firecrackers during Diwali will not be imposed, the Supreme Court said today, rejecting a plea filed over concerns of increasing air pollution in India's major cities.
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Subrata Roy Moved Back to Jail, Special Facilities Withdrawn
Sahara chief Subrata Roy was today sent back to his cell in Tihar jail at the end of the period granted by the Supreme Court to stay at an air conditioned facility in the complex to negotiate sale of his overseas luxury hotels.
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Subrata Roy Moved Back to His Cell; Special Facilities Withdrawn
Sahara chief Subrata Roy was on Wednesday sent back to his cell in Tihar Jail at the end of the period granted by the Supreme Court to stay at an air conditioned facility in the complex to negotiate sale of his overseas luxury hotels.
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Air India moves Supreme Court against on-strike pilots
The Air India management has filed a contempt of court application in the Supreme Court against its on-strike pilots. The Delhi High Court had yesterday said the Air India strike is illegal. But despite this, the pilots remained defiant. Around 250 pilots from Air India continued the strike, forcing the cancellation of 48 flights.
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Air India strike: Top 10 developments
As the strike called by at least 250 of its pilots continued for a third day today, the Air India management has moved the Supreme Court with a contempt of court plea. Earlier, more pilots were sacked as the national carrier decided to stop taking bookings for long-haul flights till at least 15th of this month.
