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Rail Passengers Can Be Fined Up To Rs 500 For Not Wearing Masks, Spitting
Not wearing masks on railway premises and in trains can attract a fine of up to Rs 500, with the national transporter now incorporating it as an offence under the Railway Act, according to an order issued on Saturday.
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Borussia Monchengladbach Striker Marcus Thuram Gets Six Match Ban For Spitting At Opponent
Apart from six match suspension, Marcus Thuram, son of 1998 World Cup winner Lilian Thuram, has also been handed a 40,000 euro fine ($49,000) by the German Football Association.
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Delhi Raises Fine For Covid Violations, Spitting In Public To Rs 2,000
A day after increasing the fine for not wearing masks from Rs 500 to Rs 2,000, the Delhi government on Friday announced the same penalty for those caught violating quarantine rules, social distancing norms or chewing and spitting tobacco and pan masala.
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Delhi To Have Dedicated Police Team For Checking Covid Norm Violations
With road traffic returning to "near normal" in the city, the traffic police has been asked to focus on managing vehicular movement, withdrawing them from COVID-19-related tasks such as issuing fines for spitting in public places, not wearing mask and violating distancing norms.
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Rs 500 Fine For Commuters Without Face Mask: Noida Metro
Commuters found travelling without face masks in the Noida-Greater Noida metro rail network will have to pay a fine of Rs 500 and those caught spitting will have to cough up Rs 100.
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Coronavirus: Noida Imposes Up To Rs 1,000 Fine For Spitting In Public Places
To contain the spread of coronavirus, spitting saliva, gutka or tobacco in public places in Noida has been prohibited and violation of this can attract a penalty of Rs 500 for first time offenders and Rs 1,000 for repeat offenders, according to a new order.
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Delhi Civic Body To Impose Rs 1,000 Fine For Spitting, Urinating In Public
Those found spitting or urinating in public in the areas under the New Delhi Municipal Council (NDMC) will have to pay Rs 1,000 fine, the civic body said, aiming to contain the spread of the coronavirus outbreak.
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16 Fined Rs 1,000 For Spitting In Mumbai Amid Coronavirus Outbreak
Amid the novel coronavirus outbreak in Maharashtra, 16 people were penalised for spitting in public in Mumbai in a single day, police said on Friday.
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Man Fined For Spitting Pan Masala In Ahmedabad, First Case In Country
The Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation has fined a man for spitting pan masala at a public place in what it claims is the first case of its kind in the country.
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Fine For Spitting, Littering In Kolkata May Soon Be Up To Rs 1 Lakh
Citizens may have to shell out a maximum fine of Rs 1 lakh for littering in public places, as the West Bengal Assembly passed a Bill to enhance the penalty for offenders.
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Maharashtra To Impose Fines For Open Defecation, Spitting, Littering
The Maharashtra government has laid down fines ranging from Rs 150 to Rs 500 to curb the menace of open defecation, littering, and spitting in public.
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In This City, Pay Rs 500 For Peeing, Spitting and Littering
The Lucknow Municipal Corporation has decided to impose a fine of Rs 500 on those found peeing, spitting and littering on the roads.
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For Some Manufacturers, It's All Work and Not Much Pay
A plethora of different taxes still wrap small firms like Reliable Paints in red tape. Others report battling outdated factory rules: some are fined for a lack of spittoons, for example, in areas where spitting on the floor is forbidden.
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Caught Spitting in Maharashtra? You Could End Up on Clean-Up Duty
Maharashtra Health Minister Deepak Sawant has proposed changes to the punishment for those caught spitting tobacco on the streets in the state. Apart from a hefty increase in the fine, Mr Sawant has also proposed to add eight hours of community service, by cleaning government offices and public hospitals, to the penalties for spitting.
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Briton fined in Singapore for spitting on police officer
A British national, who works as an editor of an inflight magazine in Singapore, was on Thursday fined 10,000 dollars for spitting on a police officer while being arrested in a drunken state.
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Rail Passengers Can Be Fined Up To Rs 500 For Not Wearing Masks, Spitting
Not wearing masks on railway premises and in trains can attract a fine of up to Rs 500, with the national transporter now incorporating it as an offence under the Railway Act, according to an order issued on Saturday.
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Borussia Monchengladbach Striker Marcus Thuram Gets Six Match Ban For Spitting At Opponent
Apart from six match suspension, Marcus Thuram, son of 1998 World Cup winner Lilian Thuram, has also been handed a 40,000 euro fine ($49,000) by the German Football Association.
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Delhi Raises Fine For Covid Violations, Spitting In Public To Rs 2,000
A day after increasing the fine for not wearing masks from Rs 500 to Rs 2,000, the Delhi government on Friday announced the same penalty for those caught violating quarantine rules, social distancing norms or chewing and spitting tobacco and pan masala.
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Delhi To Have Dedicated Police Team For Checking Covid Norm Violations
With road traffic returning to "near normal" in the city, the traffic police has been asked to focus on managing vehicular movement, withdrawing them from COVID-19-related tasks such as issuing fines for spitting in public places, not wearing mask and violating distancing norms.
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Rs 500 Fine For Commuters Without Face Mask: Noida Metro
Commuters found travelling without face masks in the Noida-Greater Noida metro rail network will have to pay a fine of Rs 500 and those caught spitting will have to cough up Rs 100.
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Coronavirus: Noida Imposes Up To Rs 1,000 Fine For Spitting In Public Places
To contain the spread of coronavirus, spitting saliva, gutka or tobacco in public places in Noida has been prohibited and violation of this can attract a penalty of Rs 500 for first time offenders and Rs 1,000 for repeat offenders, according to a new order.
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Delhi Civic Body To Impose Rs 1,000 Fine For Spitting, Urinating In Public
Those found spitting or urinating in public in the areas under the New Delhi Municipal Council (NDMC) will have to pay Rs 1,000 fine, the civic body said, aiming to contain the spread of the coronavirus outbreak.
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16 Fined Rs 1,000 For Spitting In Mumbai Amid Coronavirus Outbreak
Amid the novel coronavirus outbreak in Maharashtra, 16 people were penalised for spitting in public in Mumbai in a single day, police said on Friday.
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Man Fined For Spitting Pan Masala In Ahmedabad, First Case In Country
The Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation has fined a man for spitting pan masala at a public place in what it claims is the first case of its kind in the country.
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Fine For Spitting, Littering In Kolkata May Soon Be Up To Rs 1 Lakh
Citizens may have to shell out a maximum fine of Rs 1 lakh for littering in public places, as the West Bengal Assembly passed a Bill to enhance the penalty for offenders.
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Maharashtra To Impose Fines For Open Defecation, Spitting, Littering
The Maharashtra government has laid down fines ranging from Rs 150 to Rs 500 to curb the menace of open defecation, littering, and spitting in public.
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In This City, Pay Rs 500 For Peeing, Spitting and Littering
The Lucknow Municipal Corporation has decided to impose a fine of Rs 500 on those found peeing, spitting and littering on the roads.
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For Some Manufacturers, It's All Work and Not Much Pay
A plethora of different taxes still wrap small firms like Reliable Paints in red tape. Others report battling outdated factory rules: some are fined for a lack of spittoons, for example, in areas where spitting on the floor is forbidden.
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Caught Spitting in Maharashtra? You Could End Up on Clean-Up Duty
Maharashtra Health Minister Deepak Sawant has proposed changes to the punishment for those caught spitting tobacco on the streets in the state. Apart from a hefty increase in the fine, Mr Sawant has also proposed to add eight hours of community service, by cleaning government offices and public hospitals, to the penalties for spitting.
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Briton fined in Singapore for spitting on police officer
A British national, who works as an editor of an inflight magazine in Singapore, was on Thursday fined 10,000 dollars for spitting on a police officer while being arrested in a drunken state.
