Supreme Court On Covid 19
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T-Mobile Said to Terminate Employees Not Vaccinated Against COVID-19 by April
T-Mobile US will reportedly fire its corporate employees who are not fully vaccinated against COVID-19 by April 2.
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Supreme Court Resumes Physical Hearings In Limited Capacity After 16 Months
The Supreme Court resumed physical hearings today after remaining off-limits for lawyers since March 2020. The physical hearings will take place only on two days of the week and normal functioning is expected to resume post-Diwali.
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Centre Gets 10 Days To Submit Covid Death Certificate, Compensation Rules
Guidelines on financial compensation for those who died after contracting the coronavirus must be submitted by September 23, the Supreme Court told the government today.
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"Can't Go Into Conspiracy Theories": Supreme Court On Covid-Linked Plea
Rejecting a plea seeking setting up of international task force of experts to find out the extent to which the new COVID-19 virus strain was responsible for the deaths in India, the Supreme Court today said that it does not have jurisdiction for it.
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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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T-Mobile Said to Terminate Employees Not Vaccinated Against COVID-19 by April
T-Mobile US will reportedly fire its corporate employees who are not fully vaccinated against COVID-19 by April 2.
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Supreme Court Resumes Physical Hearings In Limited Capacity After 16 Months
The Supreme Court resumed physical hearings today after remaining off-limits for lawyers since March 2020. The physical hearings will take place only on two days of the week and normal functioning is expected to resume post-Diwali.
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Centre Gets 10 Days To Submit Covid Death Certificate, Compensation Rules
Guidelines on financial compensation for those who died after contracting the coronavirus must be submitted by September 23, the Supreme Court told the government today.
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"Can't Go Into Conspiracy Theories": Supreme Court On Covid-Linked Plea
Rejecting a plea seeking setting up of international task force of experts to find out the extent to which the new COVID-19 virus strain was responsible for the deaths in India, the Supreme Court today said that it does not have jurisdiction for it.
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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.
