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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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3 Arrested For Thrashing Delhi Cop Who Caught Them Spitting In Public
Three men were arrested for allegedly misbehaving and thrashing a Delhi Police constable after he stopped them for not wearing a mask and spitting at a public place, officials said on Thursday.
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COVID-19: Karnataka Bans Spitting Of Tobacco In Public Places
Karnataka government has issued an order to ban spitting of tobacco in public places.
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Coronavirus Outbreak: 28 States, Union Territories Ban Smokeless Tobacco Products, Spitting
Over 25 states and union territories, including Maharashtra, Gujarat, Uttar Pradesh, Assam and Delhi, have banned the use of smokeless tobacco products and spitting in public places in view of COVID-19, official sources in the Union health ministry said.
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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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"Always Knew Spitting In Public Wrong, Best Time To Ensure We Don't": PM Modi
Spitting in public places -- the one Indian habit that could not be dislodged by Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Clean India Movement -- got a firm thumbs down from him today as a key part of the battle against the coronavirus.
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Coronavirus: Rajasthan Bans Spitting Pan, Tobacco In Public Places
Spitting pan and chewed tobacco was banned in Rajasthan on Friday, in an attempt to contain the spread of coronavirus.
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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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Anti-Spitting Bill Likely To Be Tabled In Budget Session In Maharashtra
Concerned over the sharp rise in infectious disease like tuberculosis, Maharashtra government will introduce a bill banning spitting in public places in the upcoming state Legislature Budget session scheduled next month.
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Delhi University Students to Study 'Swachh Bharat' Campaign's Impact in City
Will people in Delhi stop littering the roads and spitting in public places as a result of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Clean India programme? What will be the campaign's impact?
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'Road-wetters' photos to be posted online in Bangalore
With sky walks and underpasses turning into regular urinals in the city, members of the Bruhat Bengaluru Mahanagara Palike (BBMP) council have begun cracking the whip to warn that unzipping in public places can lead to embarrassment. Deputy Mayor S Harish, who of late has been dogged in controversy, has been applauded by all quarters for the move t...
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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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3 Arrested For Thrashing Delhi Cop Who Caught Them Spitting In Public
Three men were arrested for allegedly misbehaving and thrashing a Delhi Police constable after he stopped them for not wearing a mask and spitting at a public place, officials said on Thursday.
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COVID-19: Karnataka Bans Spitting Of Tobacco In Public Places
Karnataka government has issued an order to ban spitting of tobacco in public places.
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Coronavirus Outbreak: 28 States, Union Territories Ban Smokeless Tobacco Products, Spitting
Over 25 states and union territories, including Maharashtra, Gujarat, Uttar Pradesh, Assam and Delhi, have banned the use of smokeless tobacco products and spitting in public places in view of COVID-19, official sources in the Union health ministry said.
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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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"Always Knew Spitting In Public Wrong, Best Time To Ensure We Don't": PM Modi
Spitting in public places -- the one Indian habit that could not be dislodged by Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Clean India Movement -- got a firm thumbs down from him today as a key part of the battle against the coronavirus.
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Coronavirus: Rajasthan Bans Spitting Pan, Tobacco In Public Places
Spitting pan and chewed tobacco was banned in Rajasthan on Friday, in an attempt to contain the spread of coronavirus.
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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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Anti-Spitting Bill Likely To Be Tabled In Budget Session In Maharashtra
Concerned over the sharp rise in infectious disease like tuberculosis, Maharashtra government will introduce a bill banning spitting in public places in the upcoming state Legislature Budget session scheduled next month.
-
Delhi University Students to Study 'Swachh Bharat' Campaign's Impact in City
Will people in Delhi stop littering the roads and spitting in public places as a result of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Clean India programme? What will be the campaign's impact?
-
'Road-wetters' photos to be posted online in Bangalore
With sky walks and underpasses turning into regular urinals in the city, members of the Bruhat Bengaluru Mahanagara Palike (BBMP) council have begun cracking the whip to warn that unzipping in public places can lead to embarrassment. Deputy Mayor S Harish, who of late has been dogged in controversy, has been applauded by all quarters for the move t...
