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Highlights: "I Have Apologised Unconditionally", Ramdev Tells Supreme Court In Ads Case
Baba Ramdev case Highlights: The matter dates back to the Covid years, when Patanjali launched a drug, Coronil, in 2021 and Ramdev described it as the "first evidence-based medicine for COVID-19".
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What Supreme Court Told Centre On Extending COVID-19 Schemes To All Orphans
An orphan is an orphan, irrespective of how the death of his or her parents happened, the Supreme Court has said, asking the Centre if there are ways the benefits of schemes, including PM Cares fund, which were meant for children
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Over 1,700 Convicts Released During Pandemic Return To Delhi Jails
More than 1,700 undertrial prisoners and convicts, who were granted emergency bail or parole during the COVID-19 pandemic, have returned to Delhi's jails after the Supreme Court directed them to surrender, officials said on Saturday.
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Amid Rising Covid Cases, Supreme Court Agrees To Hear Lawyers On Video Call
Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud today took note of the rising number of COVID-19 cases in the country and said the Supreme Court is willing to hear lawyers via video conferencing.
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Murder Convicts, Out On Covid Parole, Move Court Citing Rise In Cases
A number of murder prisoners have moved Supreme Court challenging a notification issued by the Maharashtra government directing all prisoners, released in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, to report back to jails.
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Supreme Court Dismisses Plea Seeking Changes In Covid Vaccination Policy
The Supreme Court has asked the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare Ministry to decide on a representation of a person seeking modification of COVID-19 policy to allow voluntary re-vaccination of persons who have received the Sputnik-V.
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"No One Can Be Forced To Get Vaccinated": Supreme Court's Big Order
No one can be forced to take the vaccine, the Supreme Court said today, adding that the current policy "cannot be said to be manifestly arbitrary".
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Covid Vaccines Not Mandatory, Centre Tells Supreme Court
The Centre on Tuesday clarified in the Supreme Court that it has not made COVID-19 vaccines mandatory and has only said that the vaccination should be 100 per cent.
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Supreme Court Warns Against Fake Death Certificates For Covid Compensation
The Supreme Court on Monday warned against the misuse of its order to get ex-gratia compensation for COVID-19 death on the basis of fake medical certificate and observed that it would order an independent probe to catch those who have done so.
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"Omicron Silent Killer... Been 25 Days, Still Suffering": Chief Justice
On a request for a return to full physical hearings in the Supreme Court, Chief Justice Of India NV Ramana today called Omicron a "silent killer" and said he was still suffering after catching the virus nearly a month ago.
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Board Exams 2022: Supreme Court Hearing On Plea To Cancel CBSE, CISCE Term 2, Other Offline Exams Today
Board Exams 2022: The plea has sought directions to the central and state education boards, which have proposed to hold board examinations for classes 10 and 12 offline for preparing alternative methods of assessment, considering hardships faced by students due to the COVID-19 pandemic
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Aadhaar Not Mandatory For Covid Vaccination, Centre Tells Supreme Court
The Central government told the Supreme Court on Monday that submitting Aadhaar card details is not a mandatory pre-condition on the CO-WIN portal for the COVID-19 vaccination.
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Supreme Court Refuses To Delay GATE Examination To Be Held On February 5
The Supreme Court on Thursday refused to postpone the Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering Exam (GATE) scheduled to be held on February 5 amidst COVID-19 restrictions in many parts of the country.
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Nobody "Losing Anything" Owing To Covid Curbs, Centre Tells Supreme Court
The Centre on Monday opposed in the Supreme Court the arguments that people are losing their jobs and rations allegedly due to the COVID-19 vaccine mandates issued by various states and authorities, saying nobody is "losing anything".
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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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Highlights: "I Have Apologised Unconditionally", Ramdev Tells Supreme Court In Ads Case
Baba Ramdev case Highlights: The matter dates back to the Covid years, when Patanjali launched a drug, Coronil, in 2021 and Ramdev described it as the "first evidence-based medicine for COVID-19".
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What Supreme Court Told Centre On Extending COVID-19 Schemes To All Orphans
An orphan is an orphan, irrespective of how the death of his or her parents happened, the Supreme Court has said, asking the Centre if there are ways the benefits of schemes, including PM Cares fund, which were meant for children
-
Over 1,700 Convicts Released During Pandemic Return To Delhi Jails
More than 1,700 undertrial prisoners and convicts, who were granted emergency bail or parole during the COVID-19 pandemic, have returned to Delhi's jails after the Supreme Court directed them to surrender, officials said on Saturday.
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Amid Rising Covid Cases, Supreme Court Agrees To Hear Lawyers On Video Call
Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud today took note of the rising number of COVID-19 cases in the country and said the Supreme Court is willing to hear lawyers via video conferencing.
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Murder Convicts, Out On Covid Parole, Move Court Citing Rise In Cases
A number of murder prisoners have moved Supreme Court challenging a notification issued by the Maharashtra government directing all prisoners, released in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, to report back to jails.
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Supreme Court Dismisses Plea Seeking Changes In Covid Vaccination Policy
The Supreme Court has asked the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare Ministry to decide on a representation of a person seeking modification of COVID-19 policy to allow voluntary re-vaccination of persons who have received the Sputnik-V.
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"No One Can Be Forced To Get Vaccinated": Supreme Court's Big Order
No one can be forced to take the vaccine, the Supreme Court said today, adding that the current policy "cannot be said to be manifestly arbitrary".
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Covid Vaccines Not Mandatory, Centre Tells Supreme Court
The Centre on Tuesday clarified in the Supreme Court that it has not made COVID-19 vaccines mandatory and has only said that the vaccination should be 100 per cent.
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Supreme Court Warns Against Fake Death Certificates For Covid Compensation
The Supreme Court on Monday warned against the misuse of its order to get ex-gratia compensation for COVID-19 death on the basis of fake medical certificate and observed that it would order an independent probe to catch those who have done so.
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"Omicron Silent Killer... Been 25 Days, Still Suffering": Chief Justice
On a request for a return to full physical hearings in the Supreme Court, Chief Justice Of India NV Ramana today called Omicron a "silent killer" and said he was still suffering after catching the virus nearly a month ago.
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Board Exams 2022: Supreme Court Hearing On Plea To Cancel CBSE, CISCE Term 2, Other Offline Exams Today
Board Exams 2022: The plea has sought directions to the central and state education boards, which have proposed to hold board examinations for classes 10 and 12 offline for preparing alternative methods of assessment, considering hardships faced by students due to the COVID-19 pandemic
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Aadhaar Not Mandatory For Covid Vaccination, Centre Tells Supreme Court
The Central government told the Supreme Court on Monday that submitting Aadhaar card details is not a mandatory pre-condition on the CO-WIN portal for the COVID-19 vaccination.
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Supreme Court Refuses To Delay GATE Examination To Be Held On February 5
The Supreme Court on Thursday refused to postpone the Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering Exam (GATE) scheduled to be held on February 5 amidst COVID-19 restrictions in many parts of the country.
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Nobody "Losing Anything" Owing To Covid Curbs, Centre Tells Supreme Court
The Centre on Monday opposed in the Supreme Court the arguments that people are losing their jobs and rations allegedly due to the COVID-19 vaccine mandates issued by various states and authorities, saying nobody is "losing anything".
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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.
