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Can't Change Funeral SOP For Parsi Covid Victims: Centre To Supreme Court
The government told the Supreme Court it will not change cremation/burial protocols for the bodies of those who died of COVID-19 in order to accommodate funeral rites of the Parsi community, who traditionally allow corpses to decay naturally.
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Kerala Hails Supreme Court's Verdict, Says Class 11 Exams Will Be Held Adhering To Covid Protocol
Welcoming the Supreme Court verdict allowing the Kerala government to hold a physical exam for Class 11, the state government on Friday said it was prepared to hold the exam adhering to COVID-19 protocol.
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Ex Supreme Court Judge's Letter To Arvind Kejriwal On Places Of Worship
The Delhi government should consider allowing worship at religious places in the national capital while "respecting COVID-19 protocols", former Supreme Court judge Justice Kurian Joseph (retired) said in a letter to Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal.
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Supreme Court To Hear Plea For COVID Norms Violation During Kumbh Mela
The Supreme Court will on Monday will hear Public Interest Litigation seeking directions for strict enforcement of COVID-19 pandemic guidelines and for action against all those who had allegedly violated protocols during Assembly polls and Kumbh Mela
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Remdesivir Only On Medical Prescription To Severe Covid Patients: Centre
Antiviral drug Remdesivir is to be administered only after a medical prescription and limited to severe condition of COVID-19 patients strictly as per medical protocol, the Centre told the Supreme Court on Friday.
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Covid Test Mandatory For People Showing Symptoms Entering Supreme Court
India's vicious second wave of the coronavirus has affected the Supreme Court massively with the court making a Covid test mandatory for everyone who enters its premises with symptoms of the deadly disease.
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How Do We Ensure People Follow Covid Norms, Top Court Asks States, Centre
The Supreme Court today raised the issue of violation of COVID-19 guidelines across the country and asked the state and central governments to make suggestions by Monday on their strict implementation.
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Top Court Pauses Community Service Order For Mask Violators In Gujarat
The Supreme Court today stayed a Gujarat High Court order asking those not wearing masks to do community work in COVID-19 wards. However, it also said that such persons violate others' fundamental rights and that authorities must make sure pandemic protocols were strictly followed.
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Can't Change Funeral SOP For Parsi Covid Victims: Centre To Supreme Court
The government told the Supreme Court it will not change cremation/burial protocols for the bodies of those who died of COVID-19 in order to accommodate funeral rites of the Parsi community, who traditionally allow corpses to decay naturally.
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Kerala Hails Supreme Court's Verdict, Says Class 11 Exams Will Be Held Adhering To Covid Protocol
Welcoming the Supreme Court verdict allowing the Kerala government to hold a physical exam for Class 11, the state government on Friday said it was prepared to hold the exam adhering to COVID-19 protocol.
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Ex Supreme Court Judge's Letter To Arvind Kejriwal On Places Of Worship
The Delhi government should consider allowing worship at religious places in the national capital while "respecting COVID-19 protocols", former Supreme Court judge Justice Kurian Joseph (retired) said in a letter to Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal.
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Supreme Court To Hear Plea For COVID Norms Violation During Kumbh Mela
The Supreme Court will on Monday will hear Public Interest Litigation seeking directions for strict enforcement of COVID-19 pandemic guidelines and for action against all those who had allegedly violated protocols during Assembly polls and Kumbh Mela
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Remdesivir Only On Medical Prescription To Severe Covid Patients: Centre
Antiviral drug Remdesivir is to be administered only after a medical prescription and limited to severe condition of COVID-19 patients strictly as per medical protocol, the Centre told the Supreme Court on Friday.
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Covid Test Mandatory For People Showing Symptoms Entering Supreme Court
India's vicious second wave of the coronavirus has affected the Supreme Court massively with the court making a Covid test mandatory for everyone who enters its premises with symptoms of the deadly disease.
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How Do We Ensure People Follow Covid Norms, Top Court Asks States, Centre
The Supreme Court today raised the issue of violation of COVID-19 guidelines across the country and asked the state and central governments to make suggestions by Monday on their strict implementation.
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Top Court Pauses Community Service Order For Mask Violators In Gujarat
The Supreme Court today stayed a Gujarat High Court order asking those not wearing masks to do community work in COVID-19 wards. However, it also said that such persons violate others' fundamental rights and that authorities must make sure pandemic protocols were strictly followed.
