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Mamata links Chef Secy's transfer with Kalaikunda meeting
The chief minister, however, said that the incident was a result of the clash of schedule and it should not be taken as otherwise in the political discourse. In a five-page letter written to the Prime Minister, Banerjee said, "The unilateral order also does not provide any details, reasons and/ or particulars as to why 'central deputation of Alapan Bandyopadhyay IAS, Chief Secretary, West Bengal required suddenly by you only few days after granting an order of extension following, due consultation process.
Citing flaws, SC grills Centre on vaccine decisions, stresses on jabs for rural population
A bench headed by Justice D.Y. Chandrachud was informed by the Centre that it expects to vaccinate all by the end of December 2021. The bench also comprising L. Nageswara Rao and S. Ravindra Bhat cited the discrepancy in the supply of vaccine for different age groups. Justice Bhat queried Solicitor General Tushar Mehta, representing the Centre, what is the rationale for dual policy?
Unlocking Delhi 'illogical', traders urge CM to review decision
The Confederation of All India Traders (CAIT) in its appeal to Kejriwal said there is no meaning of the decision for about 15 lakh traders in Delhi as they are still not allowed to operate their business activities. Citing Delhi government's order, CAIT said only construction activities and factories have been allowed to open open but the markets will remain closed till June 7
Baba Ramdev dares ‘medical mafia’ to open front against Bollywood superstar Aamir Khan
The clip shows Aamir Khan talking to a guest on his show Satyamev Jayate, named Dr Samit Sharma who was describing the repercussions and mismanagement of the medical system in the markets. Sharing the clip on Twitter, Ramdev challenged the “medical mafias” to sue and open front against Aamir Khan for the episode.
Finally, India halts vaccines exports, may resume in future: RTI
In a response to the RTI query filed by Pune-based activist Prafful Sarda, the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) has provided details of the vaccines exported in different categories to 95 countries till May 5. To a question, the MEA has also made it clear that in future, supplies (export) would be undertaken
If IT rules not stayed, they have to be complied with, Delhi HC to Twitter
The counsel for Twitter submitted that the rules were not complied when the petition was filed but now, we have complied. The counsel added that resident grievance officer was appointed on May 28 and agreed to file a reply in the matter. The court listed for further hearing on July 6. Advocate Akash Vajpai, representing the petitioner, submitted that the appointment is not according with the IT Rules.
WB Chief Secretary row: Mamata Banerjee writes to PM Modi, says state will not release Bandopadhyay
She also urged him to withdraw the letter of recall so that Bandopadhyay could continue to head the administration in the difficult times of Covid crisis and in the aftermath of Cyclone Yass. "I humbly request you to withdraw, recall, reconsider your decision and rescind the latest so-called order in larger public interest.
Central Vista of national importance, Delhi HC junks plea against it
A bench comprising Chief Justice D.N. Patel and Justice Jyoti Singh said: "It is an essential project of national importance. Public is vitally interested in the project." The court also imposed Rs one lakh cost on the petitioners, observing that the petition is not a genuine public interest litigation but a "motivated" one.
MHA invites applications for Indian citizenship from non-Muslim refugees belonging to Pak, Afghan, Bangladesh
Citizens of countries such as Afghanistan, Bangladesh and Pakistan can apply for Indian citizenship. Furthermore, people residing in 13 districts of Gujarat, Rajasthan, Chhattisgarh, Haryana and Punjab can also apply for citizenship. The application is aimed at religious minorities like Hindus, Sikhs, Jains and Buddhists in the neighbouring countries who may or may not be facing persecution.
At 1.52L, India reports lowest Covid cases since April 9
This is the lowest new infection reported since April 9, when India recorded 1,45,384 cases while on April 10, India witnessed 1,52,879 fresh cases. Most Metro cities are still fighting huge waves, though Mumbai and Delhi have arrested the surge. Delhi on Sunday reported 946 cases, Mumbai 1,066, Bengaluru was the worst affected with 4,734 cases
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