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No Lockdown In 5 UP Cities, Supreme Court Puts On Hold High Court Order
There will be no lockdown in five top Uttar Pradesh cities for now. An order by the Allahabad High Court last evening, challenged by the UP government, has been paused by the Supreme Court.
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Supreme Court Stays High Court Order Ending Bail Extension Of Undertrials
The Supreme Court Thursday stayed a Delhi High Court order which had directed all undertrial prisoners whose bail period was extended due to the COVID-19 lockdown to surrender in a phased manner between November 2-13.
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Aviation Regulator Issues Detailed Refund Guidelines After Supreme Court Verdict
Aviation regulator DGCA issued detailed guidelines on Wednesday regarding a refund of the ticket price for the flights cancelled amid the coronavirus-triggered lockdown.
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Supreme Court Allows Registration Of BS4 Diesel Vehicle Purchased Before April 1 For Essential Public Services Use
The Supreme Court on Friday allowed the registration of BS-IV diesel vehicles purchased before April 1 that are to be used in essential public services and public utility services by Municipal Corporations and the Delhi Police.
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Full Refund Must For Air Tickets Booked In Lockdown: Centre In Top Court
Passengers must be paid full refund for air tickets booked during the coronavirus lockdown, the government told the Supreme Court on Saturday adding that if the airlines are unable to pay fliers will get credit shell up to March 31 next year.
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You Locked Down Whole Country, Now Give Relief: Supreme Court To Centre
The top court was hearing petitions that wanted waiver of interest on loan repayment during moratorium period, announced due to the coronavirus lockdown.
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"Decision Not Arbitrary, Won't Cancel Exams": Top Education Body UGC To Supreme Court Amid Pandemic
The final-term examinations in colleges and higher educational institutions - pending since March because of the lockdown to check the spread of the highly infectious coronavirus - won't be cancelled, the University Grants Commission or UGC told the Supreme Court today, adding that the decision to hold the exams by September 30 was taken to "protec...
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Plea In Supreme Court Seeks Refund Of Cancelled Air Tickets During Lockdown
The Supreme Court on Tuesday issued notice to the Central government on a plea filed by Air Passengers Association of India seeking a refund on tickets for flights cancelled due to the ongoing COVID-19 lockdown.
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Supreme Court Notice To Centre On Plea Seeking Full Refund Of Air Tickets
Amid heated arguments, the Supreme Court today gave centre three weeks to reply to a petition on the refund of the entire cost of air tickets booked after India announced one of the strictest lockdowns in the world in March to tackle coronavirus.
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UN Experts Hope India Will Promptly Implement Supreme Court Order On Migrants
UN independent experts have voiced deep concern over the plight of migrant workers in India amid the COVID-19 pandemic and expressed hope that the government will promptly implement the Supreme Court's order to alleviate their hardships.
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15 Days Optimum Time For States To Transport Migrants Home: Top Court
The states will get 15 more days to transport migrants home from the cities amid the coronavirus lockdown, the Supreme Court said today, adding it will pass an order on the issue of stranded migrants on Tuesday. Today's hearing came days after the Supreme Court took up the issue on its own and passed several orders to the states to help them reach ...
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Top Court Junks Plea Against Middle-Seat Occupancy In Air India Flights
The Supreme Court on Wednesday refused to entertain a pilot's plea seeking modification of its order which allowed Air India to fill the middle seats while operating its non-scheduled flights to bring back Indians stranded abroad up to June 6.
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In Top Court Petition, Congress Seeks Nationwide Plan For Migrants
A nationwide list should be prepared on urgent basis "to identity and accurately tally the total number of migrant labourers who continue to be stranded" amid coronavirus lockdown, the Congress said today in a petition filed in the Supreme Court.
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Supreme Court Takes Note Of "Miseries Of Migrants", Seeks Centre's Response By Thursday
The Supreme Court, taking note of "problems and miseries" of migrant labourers stranded by the coronavirus lockdown across the country, asked the centre and states to list steps taken by them and said it would hear the case on Thursday.
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After June 6, Empty Middle Seats On Special Air India Flights: Top Court
Special international flights to repatriate Indians must have middle seats vacant, the Supreme Court said today, commenting that it was "common sense" that social distancing is important as a precaution against coronavirus. Middle seat bookings on the Air India flights will be allowed only till June 6. The court also noted that the government shoul...
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No Lockdown In 5 UP Cities, Supreme Court Puts On Hold High Court Order
There will be no lockdown in five top Uttar Pradesh cities for now. An order by the Allahabad High Court last evening, challenged by the UP government, has been paused by the Supreme Court.
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Supreme Court Stays High Court Order Ending Bail Extension Of Undertrials
The Supreme Court Thursday stayed a Delhi High Court order which had directed all undertrial prisoners whose bail period was extended due to the COVID-19 lockdown to surrender in a phased manner between November 2-13.
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Aviation Regulator Issues Detailed Refund Guidelines After Supreme Court Verdict
Aviation regulator DGCA issued detailed guidelines on Wednesday regarding a refund of the ticket price for the flights cancelled amid the coronavirus-triggered lockdown.
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Supreme Court Allows Registration Of BS4 Diesel Vehicle Purchased Before April 1 For Essential Public Services Use
The Supreme Court on Friday allowed the registration of BS-IV diesel vehicles purchased before April 1 that are to be used in essential public services and public utility services by Municipal Corporations and the Delhi Police.
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Full Refund Must For Air Tickets Booked In Lockdown: Centre In Top Court
Passengers must be paid full refund for air tickets booked during the coronavirus lockdown, the government told the Supreme Court on Saturday adding that if the airlines are unable to pay fliers will get credit shell up to March 31 next year.
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You Locked Down Whole Country, Now Give Relief: Supreme Court To Centre
The top court was hearing petitions that wanted waiver of interest on loan repayment during moratorium period, announced due to the coronavirus lockdown.
-
"Decision Not Arbitrary, Won't Cancel Exams": Top Education Body UGC To Supreme Court Amid Pandemic
The final-term examinations in colleges and higher educational institutions - pending since March because of the lockdown to check the spread of the highly infectious coronavirus - won't be cancelled, the University Grants Commission or UGC told the Supreme Court today, adding that the decision to hold the exams by September 30 was taken to "protec...
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Plea In Supreme Court Seeks Refund Of Cancelled Air Tickets During Lockdown
The Supreme Court on Tuesday issued notice to the Central government on a plea filed by Air Passengers Association of India seeking a refund on tickets for flights cancelled due to the ongoing COVID-19 lockdown.
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Supreme Court Notice To Centre On Plea Seeking Full Refund Of Air Tickets
Amid heated arguments, the Supreme Court today gave centre three weeks to reply to a petition on the refund of the entire cost of air tickets booked after India announced one of the strictest lockdowns in the world in March to tackle coronavirus.
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UN Experts Hope India Will Promptly Implement Supreme Court Order On Migrants
UN independent experts have voiced deep concern over the plight of migrant workers in India amid the COVID-19 pandemic and expressed hope that the government will promptly implement the Supreme Court's order to alleviate their hardships.
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15 Days Optimum Time For States To Transport Migrants Home: Top Court
The states will get 15 more days to transport migrants home from the cities amid the coronavirus lockdown, the Supreme Court said today, adding it will pass an order on the issue of stranded migrants on Tuesday. Today's hearing came days after the Supreme Court took up the issue on its own and passed several orders to the states to help them reach ...
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Top Court Junks Plea Against Middle-Seat Occupancy In Air India Flights
The Supreme Court on Wednesday refused to entertain a pilot's plea seeking modification of its order which allowed Air India to fill the middle seats while operating its non-scheduled flights to bring back Indians stranded abroad up to June 6.
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In Top Court Petition, Congress Seeks Nationwide Plan For Migrants
A nationwide list should be prepared on urgent basis "to identity and accurately tally the total number of migrant labourers who continue to be stranded" amid coronavirus lockdown, the Congress said today in a petition filed in the Supreme Court.
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Supreme Court Takes Note Of "Miseries Of Migrants", Seeks Centre's Response By Thursday
The Supreme Court, taking note of "problems and miseries" of migrant labourers stranded by the coronavirus lockdown across the country, asked the centre and states to list steps taken by them and said it would hear the case on Thursday.
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After June 6, Empty Middle Seats On Special Air India Flights: Top Court
Special international flights to repatriate Indians must have middle seats vacant, the Supreme Court said today, commenting that it was "common sense" that social distancing is important as a precaution against coronavirus. Middle seat bookings on the Air India flights will be allowed only till June 6. The court also noted that the government shoul...
