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Plea Against Ban On Unvaccinated For Suburban Train Travel In Maharashtra
The Bombay High Court directed the Maharashtra government to file a reply to a PIL that challenged the state's decision to continue insisting that one must be fully vaccinated against COVID-19 to travel in suburban trains
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"Let Thousand Flowers Bloom": Top Court On Plea For Uniform Vaccine Code
"Let a thousand flowers bloom. Let wisdom come from any source," the Supreme Court said today as it allowed a political party to intervene and give its suggestions in a matter on Covid preparedness.
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Explain Shortcomings In Providing Online Education, Madras High Court Tells Tamil Nadu Government, UGC
The court direction came when the first bench of Justice Sanjib Kumar Banerjee and Senthilkumar Ramamoorthy was hearing a PIL seeking a direction to the authorities to vaccinate students, especially the college-going ones, their teaching and non-teaching staff on a priority basis, against Covid-19.
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Court Seeks Centre, Delhi's Stand On Plea To Urgently Vaccinate Children Of 12-17 Years
A PIL on Friday urged the Delhi High Court to issue directions for immediate vaccination of 12-17 year old children on the ground that there was an apprehension that a likely third wave of COVID-19 could affect them more.
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Vaccination Based On Profession Discriminatory: Centre In Supreme Court
The Central government today informed the Supreme Court that prioritising Covid-19 vaccination based on profession will be discriminatory and not in national interest. The Centre was responding to notice based on a public interest litigation (PIL) which wanted judges, lawyers, and other members of legal fraternity be given priority in the inoculati...
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"Have You Seen 'Titanic'?" High Court Calls A Vaccination Plea "Selfish"
The Bombay High Court on Wednesday adjourned the hearing on a PIL seeking COVID-19 vaccination for lawyers and judges on priority, saying some decisions must be left to the "executive's wisdom".
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Plea In Calcutta High Court Seeks Exemption To Children From Attending School Till COVID-19 Vaccine Developed
A PIL was moved before the Calcutta High Court on Thursday claiming that children below the age of 12 years are susceptible to COVID-19 and should be exempted from going to school till a vaccine or a cure for the disease is found.
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Supreme Court asks Centre to investigate 'unauthorised' clinical trials
The Supreme Court today issued notice to the Centre on a Public Interest Litigation (PIL), which alleges that pharma company Glaxo Smithkline had conducted unauthorised trials of its vaccine on tribal girls.
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Plea Against Ban On Unvaccinated For Suburban Train Travel In Maharashtra
The Bombay High Court directed the Maharashtra government to file a reply to a PIL that challenged the state's decision to continue insisting that one must be fully vaccinated against COVID-19 to travel in suburban trains
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"Let Thousand Flowers Bloom": Top Court On Plea For Uniform Vaccine Code
"Let a thousand flowers bloom. Let wisdom come from any source," the Supreme Court said today as it allowed a political party to intervene and give its suggestions in a matter on Covid preparedness.
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Explain Shortcomings In Providing Online Education, Madras High Court Tells Tamil Nadu Government, UGC
The court direction came when the first bench of Justice Sanjib Kumar Banerjee and Senthilkumar Ramamoorthy was hearing a PIL seeking a direction to the authorities to vaccinate students, especially the college-going ones, their teaching and non-teaching staff on a priority basis, against Covid-19.
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Court Seeks Centre, Delhi's Stand On Plea To Urgently Vaccinate Children Of 12-17 Years
A PIL on Friday urged the Delhi High Court to issue directions for immediate vaccination of 12-17 year old children on the ground that there was an apprehension that a likely third wave of COVID-19 could affect them more.
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Vaccination Based On Profession Discriminatory: Centre In Supreme Court
The Central government today informed the Supreme Court that prioritising Covid-19 vaccination based on profession will be discriminatory and not in national interest. The Centre was responding to notice based on a public interest litigation (PIL) which wanted judges, lawyers, and other members of legal fraternity be given priority in the inoculati...
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"Have You Seen 'Titanic'?" High Court Calls A Vaccination Plea "Selfish"
The Bombay High Court on Wednesday adjourned the hearing on a PIL seeking COVID-19 vaccination for lawyers and judges on priority, saying some decisions must be left to the "executive's wisdom".
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Plea In Calcutta High Court Seeks Exemption To Children From Attending School Till COVID-19 Vaccine Developed
A PIL was moved before the Calcutta High Court on Thursday claiming that children below the age of 12 years are susceptible to COVID-19 and should be exempted from going to school till a vaccine or a cure for the disease is found.
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Supreme Court asks Centre to investigate 'unauthorised' clinical trials
The Supreme Court today issued notice to the Centre on a Public Interest Litigation (PIL), which alleges that pharma company Glaxo Smithkline had conducted unauthorised trials of its vaccine on tribal girls.
