COVID 19 | NCLT Benches shall remain closed for judicial purpose till 3rd May, 2020; Unavoidable urgent matters to be heard
1. In view of the extension of lockdown announced by the Government of India until 03.05.2020, to curtail the spread of COVID
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Coronavirus |NGT Benches shall be restricted to urgent matters till 3rd May, 2020 to prevent spread of COVID 19
NGT Benches shall be restricted only to urgent matters till the 03-05-2020 to prevent the spread of CoronaVirus. In pursuance with extension
COVID 19 | Ker HC | Police directed to take appropriate action with regard to complaint alleging movement of mysterious figure during night hours resulting in violation of lockdown orders
Kerala High Court: A Division Bench of A.K. Jayasankaran Nambiar and Shaji P. Chaly, JJ. addressed a petition filed wherein a direction is
COVID 19 lockdown | All passenger train services cancelled till 3rd May, 2020
In continuation of the measures taken in the wake of COVID-19 Lockdown, it has been decided that all passenger train services on
Coronavirus | Madras HC directs sufficient breaks and regular testing for Corona Warriors, expects hikes in their salaries
Madras High Court: A Division Bench of N. Kirubakaran and R. Hemalatha, JJ. while hailing and appreciating the round the clock service
Coronavirus | Iconic red mail vans rendering yeoman Service in point to point delivery of essential medicines
Minister of Communications, Law & IT Ravi Shankar Prasad, has instructed Secretary Posts to ensure that delivery of medicines through Speed Post
Lockdown | Madras HC resolves to continue extension of restricted functioning of HC & Subordinate Courts till 30th April, 2020
In view of the persisting status of the Corona Virus Pandemic, particularly as reported in the State of Tamil Nadu, and the
Fact Check: Is the viral circular stating that Govt will pay 24% Employees’ Provident Fund for next 3 months for companies with less than 100 workers, where 90% employees earn upto Rs 15,000 per month, true?
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Allahabad HC notifies further combative measures in view of Corona Virus; E-Gate passes, Thermal screening, Judges to carry their belongings themselves & not by their staff
Resolutions undertaken by the Committees constituted for suggesting preventive and remedial measures for combating the impending threat of Corona Virus (COVID-19) was
CM’s Relief Fund for COVID 19 shall not qualify as CSR expenditure
The Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA) has been receiving several references/ representations from various stakeholders seeking clarifications on eligibility of CSR expenditure
MHA writes to States/ UTs to ensure compliance of SC directions on Welfare of Migrant Labourers housed at Relief Shelters/Camps
In view of the Supreme Court of India directions regarding welfare of migrant labourers housed at relief shelters/camps in different parts of
COVID 19 |Home Secretary asks the States to follow lockdown guidelines in letter and spirit
Kindly refer to the Guidelines on lockdown measures to be taken by Ministries/Departments of Government of India, States/Union Territory Governments and State/Union
Breaking | DPIIT suggests list of activities essential to improve economy, requests MHA to allow certain activities once final decision regarding extension of lockdown is taken
The country is under lockdown to control the COVID-19 since 23-03-2020. However, to ensure that the essential supplies are not affected. Ministry
MHA directs all States/UTs to provide — necessary Police Security to Doctors and Medical Staff fighting COVID 19 — in view of incidents of harassment
In view of reported incidents of harassment of Doctors and Medical Staff, Union Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) has directed all States/UTs
COVID 19 | Delhi High Court suspends summer break, to remain open for the month of June, 2020
In a unanimous decision by a Full Bench presided over by the Chief Justice, the Delhi High Court had resolved that the
Cal HC | Govt. must take care of children of migrant labourers arrived in the State since outbreak of COVID-19
“A time has come when we have to make compassion go viral in the months ahead, so that together we wither the
Breaking |NHRC asks Centre about arrangements made for mentally ill people roaming on streets during COVID lockdown
The National Human Rights Commission, NHRC, India, has taken cognizance of a complaint on the alleged violation of human rights of the
MHA directs all States/UTs to ensure strict compliance of lockdown measures to fight COVID 19 and not allow any social/religious gathering/procession
In view of the ensuing festivals in the month of April 2020, Union Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) has directed all States/UTs
COVID 19 | Madras HC declines petition to restrain publication and distribution of newspapers amid fears of spread of Coronavirus; Print media echoes the views of the people
Madras High Court: A Division Bench of N. Kirubakaran and R. Hemalatha, JJ. while addressing a petition, quoted the below with regard