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With the increased transmissibility, morbidity, mortality of the emerging P2 Corona Variant and its ability to evade detection by diagnostic tests and decreased susceptibility to antiviral drugs, this new variant has taken everyone with a major surprise and setback. The so-called night curfews are a kind of mini lockdowns impending to be major lockdown if […]
i. All Shopping Malls, Gymnasiums, Spas, Auditoriums, Assembly Halls, Entertainment Parks and similar places will be closed in Delhi. ii. Cinemas/Theatres/Multiplexes will be permitted to open with 30% of their seating capacity.
After making the reports available to the patients on Whatsapp as also hard copy of it, the reports of the patients, who test positive shall be uploaded on the ICMR portal within 24 hours and the reports of the patients who test negative should be uploaded on the ICMR portal within 7 days and if these directions are not complied with by the laboratories, the authorities will be free to take appropriate action against the concerned laboratories, as deemed fit by the concerned authority.
The Board Exams for Class XII to be held from May 4th to June 14th 2021 are hereby postponed. These exams will be held hereafter. The situation will be reviewed on 15 June, 2021 by the Board, and details will be shared subsequently. A notice of at least 15 days will be given before the start of the examinations.
a. Essential services shops to operate while ensuring Covid Appropriate Behavior (CAB) by owners, staff working there at as well as customers in the shop premises. b. Essential shops owners and person working at all shops to get vaccinated at the earliest, as per criteria of GOI. All shops are advised to follow safety measures like interaction with customers through a transparent glass or other material shields, electronic payment etc.
Clamping Lockdown is certainly not a solution since the trade and commerce is still struggling to recover from the losses of the previous lockdown of 2020. On the one side effective steps am needed to stop increase in COVID cases whereas on the other hand the economic and commercial activities should also continue by observing COVID safety protocols in a strict manner.
SUO MOTU Vs State of Gujarat (Gujarat High Court) 1 The Division Bench presided by the Chief Justice on 06.04.2021 had a dialogue with the Senior most State Law Officers, learned Advocate General and the learned Government Pleader expressing concern regarding the upsurge of COVID-19 cases in the State and requesting the State to take […]
In the wake of steep rising cases of COVID in the State of Maharashtra here is no doubt that citizens should be protected from corona virus. But the most pertinent question arises whether total lockdown of trade and business is the only and practical solution to curb increasing cases of Covid pandemic.
We are of the opinion that this step of Maharashtra Government may be followed by other States independently which may hamper the trade to a great extent because large quantities of trade is based on inter-state transactions and different rules in different states will cripple the economy and the trade particularly the inter-state and intra-state trade. We estimate a business loss of about Rs. One lakh crore in a month in Maharashtra.
There is no provision of compensation for recipients of COVID-19 vaccine against any kind of side effects or medical complications that may arise due to inoculation. The COVID-19 vaccination is entirely voluntary for the beneficiary. GOVERNMENT OF INDIA MINISTRY OF HEALTH AND FAMILY WELFARE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH RESEARCH LOK SABHA UNSTARRED QUESTION NO. 3976 TO […]
