Covid Posters

Police in Madhya Pradesh's Niwari have come up with an unique idea to compliment those who have received a coronavirus vaccine jab and also push those who haven't, to get vaccinated soon.

The Supreme Court has been petitioned to cancel Delhi Police FIRs against those accused of putting up posters criticising Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his government over the handling of the Covid pandemic and the vaccination policy

AAP member Arvind Gautam is now on the run, Delhi police have said, referring to the posters critical of PM Modi.

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi today dared the Centre to arrest him the same way a number of others allegedly were for putting up posters critical of PM Modi across Delhi.

In a bid to spread awareness regarding vaccination, Jodhpur Municipal Corporation has started an initiative to encourage people by pasting posters stating "this house is vaccinated" at houses where people have received both their Covid vaccine.

Rumours and misinformation spread about Covid vaccines should be ignored as these vaccines are "completely safe and effective", Union Health Minister Harsh Vardhan Singh said todayas he unveiled posters to address the issue of vaccine hesitancy in some sections of the population.

No state should paste posters outside homes of COVID-19 patients unless specifically ordered under the Disaster Management Act, the Supreme Court said on Wednesday ruling in favour of a petition seeking to end the practice which caused "stigma".

The Supreme Court on Thursday asked the central government to respond on a public interest litigation (PIL) against the decision of States and Union Territories (UTs) to affix posters outside the homes of COVID-19 patients, divulging their identities.

The AAP government today told the Delhi High Court that it has instructed all its officials not to paste posters outside homes of COVID-19 positive persons or those in home isolation and those pasted have been ordered to be removed.

There will be no poster outside the houses of COVID-19 patients under home isolation in the national capital, official sources said on Thursday.

The Delhi High Court on Wednesday sought response of the AAP government on a PIL seeking framing of guidelines to do away with pasting posters outside homes of COVID-19 positive persons or those in home isolation.

The Punjab government has brought about a key change in the state's standard operating procedure linked to home isolation as it rescinded its order asking authorities to affix warning posters outside the houses of those who test positive for coronavirus.

Police in Madhya Pradesh's Niwari have come up with an unique idea to compliment those who have received a coronavirus vaccine jab and also push those who haven't, to get vaccinated soon.

The Supreme Court has been petitioned to cancel Delhi Police FIRs against those accused of putting up posters criticising Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his government over the handling of the Covid pandemic and the vaccination policy

AAP member Arvind Gautam is now on the run, Delhi police have said, referring to the posters critical of PM Modi.

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi today dared the Centre to arrest him the same way a number of others allegedly were for putting up posters critical of PM Modi across Delhi.

In a bid to spread awareness regarding vaccination, Jodhpur Municipal Corporation has started an initiative to encourage people by pasting posters stating "this house is vaccinated" at houses where people have received both their Covid vaccine.

Rumours and misinformation spread about Covid vaccines should be ignored as these vaccines are "completely safe and effective", Union Health Minister Harsh Vardhan Singh said todayas he unveiled posters to address the issue of vaccine hesitancy in some sections of the population.

No state should paste posters outside homes of COVID-19 patients unless specifically ordered under the Disaster Management Act, the Supreme Court said on Wednesday ruling in favour of a petition seeking to end the practice which caused "stigma".

The Supreme Court on Thursday asked the central government to respond on a public interest litigation (PIL) against the decision of States and Union Territories (UTs) to affix posters outside the homes of COVID-19 patients, divulging their identities.

The AAP government today told the Delhi High Court that it has instructed all its officials not to paste posters outside homes of COVID-19 positive persons or those in home isolation and those pasted have been ordered to be removed.

There will be no poster outside the houses of COVID-19 patients under home isolation in the national capital, official sources said on Thursday.

The Delhi High Court on Wednesday sought response of the AAP government on a PIL seeking framing of guidelines to do away with pasting posters outside homes of COVID-19 positive persons or those in home isolation.

The Punjab government has brought about a key change in the state's standard operating procedure linked to home isolation as it rescinded its order asking authorities to affix warning posters outside the houses of those who test positive for coronavirus.