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Supreme Court issues notice to all States/UTs and Registrar General of all State High Courts on a petition seeking action against those persons who are allegedly involved in registering the FIRs despite the SC striking down Sec 66-A of the Information Technology (IT) Act in 2015
Cases under quashed section of IT Act: SC issues notice to states, UTs
SC notice to states, UTs and HCs over people being booked under scrapped Sec 66A of IT Act @AneeshaMathur @mewatisanjoo
Cases under quashed section of IT Act: SC notice to states, UTs
The #SupremeCourt issues notice to States & UTs seeking replies on why the police continue to register FIRs under the now-defunct section 66A of the IT Act. @AshmitTejKumar get us the details.
Supreme Court issues notice to all States/UTs and Registrar General of all State High Courts on a petition seeking action against those persons who are allegedly involved in registering the FIRs despite the SC striking down Sec 66-A of the Information Technology (IT) Act in 2015
Cases under quashed section of IT Act: SC notice to states, UTs
SC issues notice to all states and UTs on a plea by NGO PUCL alleging that police are continuing to register cases under Section 66A of the IT Act despite the SC quashing the provision as unconstitutional more than six years ago.
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PM Garib Kalyan Ann Yojana- III supporting the needy during COVID. ‣ FCI has supplied 76.72 LMT food grains to all 36 States/UTs so far. ‣ 593 LMT wheat & 294 LMT rice available under central pool currently.
Indian Railways is strengthening the fight against COVID. Over 21,000 MT liquid medical oxygen transported in 1,274 tankers by 313 Oxygen Expresses to 15 States/UTs across the country. #IndiaFightsCorona
Indian Railways strengthening the fight against COVID. 18,980 MT liquid medical oxygen transported in 1,141 tankers by 284 Oxygen Expresses to 15 States/UTs across the country. #IndiaFightsCorona
Govt of India releases revised guidelines for national COVID vaccination program, to be implemented from June 21 "Vaccine doses to be allocated to States/UTs based on population, disease burden & vaccination' progress. Wastage will affect allocation negatively," guidelines say
Centre had already warned States & UTs that ‘please be careful as 2nd wave of COVID is coming’: @Shehzad_Ind , Lawyer, tells Navika Kumar on @thenewshour . | #JantaMangeJawaab
Govt of India, from its share, will allocate vaccines to States/UTs based on criteria of extent of infection (number of active COVID cases) & performance (speed of administration). Wastage of vaccine will also be considered in this criteria & will affect criteria negatively: Govt
MHA writes to all States & UTs to trace Rohingyas after it was reported that they attended religious congregations of Tablighi Jamaat&there is a possibility of their contracting COVID-19. MHA has given locations in New Delhi, J&K, Punjab and Haryana where Rohingyas are living.
Union Health Secry Preeti Sudan writes to Chief Secys of all states/UTs, designating dists across all states/UTs as Red, Orange & Green Zones. Since recovery rates have gone up, distritcs are now being designated across various zones duly broad-basing the criteria: Preeti Sudan
#WATCH Out of total 14378 cases, 4291 (29.8%) cases are related to Nizamuddin Markaz cluster from single source&affected 23 States&UTs. 84% cases in TN, 63% cases in Delhi, 79% cases in Telangana, 59% cases in UP & 61% in Andhra Pradesh are related to the event: Health Ministry
Guidelines for conditional permission given to selected services and activities w.e.f. 20 April during Lockdown 2.0. All states/UTs/District administrations must make preparatory arrangements to ensure that mandatory SOPs are adhered to. Read full at
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