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Issue Regarding Extra Attempt For UPSC Exams "Very Complicated", Supreme Court Told
The UPSC Monday told the Supreme Court that issue raised in a petition filed by three aspirants, who had cleared the UPSC 2021 prelims exam but could not appear in all papers of the main exam after testing positive for COVID-19 and are now seeking an
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Biden "Disappointed" In Supreme Court Ruling On Covid Vaccines Mandate
US President Joe Biden said Thursday he is "disappointed" in the Supreme Court decision striking down his mandate for medium and large businesses to vaccinate or test their employees for Covid-19.
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At Least 4 Supreme Court Judges Have Tested Covid Positive: Report
Four Supreme Court judges and almost five per cent of its staff have tested positive for COVID-19, official sources said on Sunday, as the national capital witnesses a sharp spike in coronavirus cases.
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4 Supreme Court Judges Test Positive, Over 150 Staff In Quarantine
At least four judges of the Supreme Court have tested positive for COVID-19, officials said today. More than 150 staff members are also either positive or under quarantine.
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2,700 Judicial Ofiicers, 106 High Court Judges Tested Covid Positive: Chief Justice Of India
The COVID-19 pandemic has affected everyone including Judges and Registry officials in the Supreme Court, and the Indian judiciary has seen more than 100 high court judges and over 2,700 officers testing positive for the virus, Chief Justice of Indi
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Hospitals Directed No Covid Patient Be Refused Admission Due To Lack Of Valid ID: Centre To Supreme Court
All central and state government hospitals managing COVID patients have been directed to ensure that no patient is refused admission due to lack of a valid identity card and positive test report for coronavirus, the centre has told the Supreme Court
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NEET PG 2021: Supreme Court Suggests Offering Grace Marks To Draw Doctors To COVID Fight
Over 1.5 lakh doctors have registered for NEET PG 2021, which had earlier been postponed and will not be conducted before August 31.
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Doctors Request Supreme Court To Defer NEET Post-Grad Exams Amid Covid
A group of student doctors moved the Supreme Court asking for postponement of the NEET-PG medical entrance exams in view of a fresh wave of Covid cases - India reported over two lakh new infections in 24 hours this morning
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Supreme Court Hearing Deferred Twice After Judge Says Staff Covid +ve
A Supreme Court hearing via video conference was deferred twice today after one of the judges said that several of his staff members at home had tested positive for COVID-19.
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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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Plea In Supreme Court Over "Exorbitant Money" Charged For Covid Tests
A plea was filed on Saturday in the Supreme Court seeking a direction to the Centre to ensure refund of "exorbitant" amounts charged by private labs and hospitals for conducting RT-PCR tests to detect COVID-19.
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Delhi Caps Cost Of Covid RT-PCR Test At Rs 800, Down From Rs 2,400
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal has slashed the price of RT-PCR tests - the gold standard for detecting COVID-19 - by two-thirds to Rs 800 now.
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Amid Covid, Lakhs Of Aspiring Medical Students Take NEET: 10 Points
The National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET) - for admission to medical courses across the country - is being held today. States have announced special measures, including easing of restrictions and transportation, to help students reach exam centres. The conduct of the NEET amid the Covid pandemic was challenged by some students and oppositio...
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Top Medical Body ICMR Needs To Change Guidelines For Testing To Increase: Delhi Health Minister
A day after the Supreme Court expressed concern over fewer coronavirus tests in the national capital, Delhi Health Minister Satyendar Jain on Saturday put the onus on the ICMR, saying its guidelines should be changed for the testing to increase.
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Plea Filed In Top Court Against Order On Free Covid-19 Tests In Private Labs
An orthopedic has filed an application in the Supreme Court seeking modification of the court's April 8 order on free Coronavirus tests in private labs.
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Issue Regarding Extra Attempt For UPSC Exams "Very Complicated", Supreme Court Told
The UPSC Monday told the Supreme Court that issue raised in a petition filed by three aspirants, who had cleared the UPSC 2021 prelims exam but could not appear in all papers of the main exam after testing positive for COVID-19 and are now seeking an
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Biden "Disappointed" In Supreme Court Ruling On Covid Vaccines Mandate
US President Joe Biden said Thursday he is "disappointed" in the Supreme Court decision striking down his mandate for medium and large businesses to vaccinate or test their employees for Covid-19.
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At Least 4 Supreme Court Judges Have Tested Covid Positive: Report
Four Supreme Court judges and almost five per cent of its staff have tested positive for COVID-19, official sources said on Sunday, as the national capital witnesses a sharp spike in coronavirus cases.
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4 Supreme Court Judges Test Positive, Over 150 Staff In Quarantine
At least four judges of the Supreme Court have tested positive for COVID-19, officials said today. More than 150 staff members are also either positive or under quarantine.
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2,700 Judicial Ofiicers, 106 High Court Judges Tested Covid Positive: Chief Justice Of India
The COVID-19 pandemic has affected everyone including Judges and Registry officials in the Supreme Court, and the Indian judiciary has seen more than 100 high court judges and over 2,700 officers testing positive for the virus, Chief Justice of Indi
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Hospitals Directed No Covid Patient Be Refused Admission Due To Lack Of Valid ID: Centre To Supreme Court
All central and state government hospitals managing COVID patients have been directed to ensure that no patient is refused admission due to lack of a valid identity card and positive test report for coronavirus, the centre has told the Supreme Court
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NEET PG 2021: Supreme Court Suggests Offering Grace Marks To Draw Doctors To COVID Fight
Over 1.5 lakh doctors have registered for NEET PG 2021, which had earlier been postponed and will not be conducted before August 31.
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Doctors Request Supreme Court To Defer NEET Post-Grad Exams Amid Covid
A group of student doctors moved the Supreme Court asking for postponement of the NEET-PG medical entrance exams in view of a fresh wave of Covid cases - India reported over two lakh new infections in 24 hours this morning
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Supreme Court Hearing Deferred Twice After Judge Says Staff Covid +ve
A Supreme Court hearing via video conference was deferred twice today after one of the judges said that several of his staff members at home had tested positive for COVID-19.
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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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Plea In Supreme Court Over "Exorbitant Money" Charged For Covid Tests
A plea was filed on Saturday in the Supreme Court seeking a direction to the Centre to ensure refund of "exorbitant" amounts charged by private labs and hospitals for conducting RT-PCR tests to detect COVID-19.
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Delhi Caps Cost Of Covid RT-PCR Test At Rs 800, Down From Rs 2,400
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal has slashed the price of RT-PCR tests - the gold standard for detecting COVID-19 - by two-thirds to Rs 800 now.
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Amid Covid, Lakhs Of Aspiring Medical Students Take NEET: 10 Points
The National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET) - for admission to medical courses across the country - is being held today. States have announced special measures, including easing of restrictions and transportation, to help students reach exam centres. The conduct of the NEET amid the Covid pandemic was challenged by some students and oppositio...
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Top Medical Body ICMR Needs To Change Guidelines For Testing To Increase: Delhi Health Minister
A day after the Supreme Court expressed concern over fewer coronavirus tests in the national capital, Delhi Health Minister Satyendar Jain on Saturday put the onus on the ICMR, saying its guidelines should be changed for the testing to increase.
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Plea Filed In Top Court Against Order On Free Covid-19 Tests In Private Labs
An orthopedic has filed an application in the Supreme Court seeking modification of the court's April 8 order on free Coronavirus tests in private labs.
