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Delhi HC makes face masks mandatory inside court premises

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New Delhi: With the number of daily Covid cases rising rapidly in the national capital, the Delhi High Court has made it compulsory for lawyers, staff and litigants to wear face masks at all times inside the court premises as a precautionary measure.
The registrar general of the high court issued a circular on Thursday, urging individuals not to form groups at common and waiting areas, and follow all the protocols “in letter and spirit” to avoid the spread of the virus.
“The Chief Justice has been pleased to order that due to the surge in Covid-19 cases in the NCT of Delhi, in order to contain and combat the spread of Covid cases, all the concerned, i.e., staff working in this court and members of the Bar, including their staff and the litigants are hereby directed to make use of face masks at all times in the premises of this court as a matter of caution, not to gather in large number at common areas, waiting areas of court blocks as far as possible and follow appropriate Covid protocols in letter and spirit to avoid any further spread of the virus,” the circular read.

“All the Registrars/OSDs/Co-ordinators, DIAC/Joint Registrars (Judicial)/Private Secretaries to the Chief Justice and Judges are hereby requested to ensure that the directions issued from time to time to contain the spread of Covid-19 virus are strictly followed by officers/officials under their control,” it added.
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April 20, 2023
Masks made mandatory in TN’s Ranipet amid surge in Covid-19 cases

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Chennai: Authorities in Tamil Nadu’s Ranipet have made wearing of face masks mandatory in the district amid surge in Covid cases in the state.
District Collector S. Valarmathi has also directed people to maintain social distancing in crowded areas.
However the state Health Department has said that there was no need of panic as the state has not witnessed any large clusters and the cases are mostly isolated.

It has, however, asked elderly people and those with co-morbidities to wear masks and not to move around in crowded places.
In the last 24 hours, the state reported 502 new cases that include people coming from the UAE, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, Malaysia, Thailand, and France.
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April 16, 2023
Wearing face masks should be mandatory in public places: Health expert

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New Delhi: Amid the daily spike in COVID-19 cases in the country, a health expert has advised people to wear masks and follow Covid-appropriate behaviour.
Dr Sandeep Nayar, Pulmonologist, HOD, BLK Hospital said that masks should be made mandatory in crowded places.
“Amid a rise in COVID-19 cases, it is most important that people start wearing masks. One should wear a mask while going to any crowded place. Use double-layer masks in places like hospitals etc., as it is very effective in preventing infection,” Dr Nayar said, adding that the government should also issue advisories and should make wearing face masks mandatory in crowded places.

“Corona cases are shooting up, patients with symptoms of sore throat, cough, cold, and fever are coming to us,” the health expert said. “We are advising the patients with such symptoms to have strict home isolation for seven days,” he added.
He said that the condition of the patients is not worrisome.
“Very few patients are requiring hospitalization. Only patients suffering from some serious illness are required to be admitted to the hospital. Patients suffering from cancer, or other serious diseases are at greater risk from this variant and need to be extensively taken care of,” Dr Nayar said.
The national capital on Wednesday reported 1,149 new coronavirus cases, marking a sharp jump from Tuesday when 980 cases were reported, according to a daily bulletin issued by the Delhi Health Department.
According to the Delhi Health Department, one death was reported in the national capital but the primary cause of death was not Covid. While the positivity rate stood at 23.8 per cent.

On Wednesday, India recorded 7,830 new coronavirus cases, marking a sharp jump from Tuesday when 5,675 cases were reported, according to data shared by the Union Health Ministry.
Indian Medical Association (IMA) on Monday advised citizens not to panic amid rising Covid cases, saying that they should maintain proper hygiene.
“Don’t panic. We have controlled it before, We will do it now also with your support. Covid cases are rising, but don’t panic. Maintain hygiene,” the statement said.
According to leading epidemiologists and virologists, the new Covid variant — XBB.1.16 — could be the reason behind the increase in cases.
“People in high-risk groups — pregnant ladies, those over the age of 60, those with chronic illnesses, and those with underlying health conditions, immunocompromised — face an increased risk of severe illness and death from Covid-19. We need to protect them,” read the statement.
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April 14, 2023
Tenant Verification Mandatory In Srinagar: Police

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SRINAGAR: Tenant verification has been made mandatory as per various provisions of CrPC, Srinagar police said today.
In view of increase in social & general crimes in Srinagar, Tenant verification has been made mandatory as per various provisions of CrPC. In many crimes involvement of persons staying on rent etc. has been found. Non-verification will lead to FIR u/s 188 of IPC against landlord. pic.twitter.com/FoyohW41ux
— Srinagar Police (@SrinagarPolice) April 5, 2023
A police official said that the tenant verification has been made mandatory “in view of increase in social & general crimes in Srinagar”.
“In many crimes involvement of persons staying on rent etc. has been found. Non-verification will lead to FIR u/s 188 of IPC against the landlord,” he added.

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April 5, 2023
UAE to make remote healthcare services mandatory

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Abu Dhabi: All healthcare providers in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) to provide at least one form of remote services for patients under the upcoming regulations, local media reported.
The Ministry of Health and Prevention (MoHAP) will launch the “Smart Digital Health” framework by the end of this year and it will apply to both public and private sector medical facilities.
The announcement was made by the Head of the Strategy and Investment Section at the Digital Health Department of MoHAP, Shaikha Hasan Al Mansory, during the Remote Forum in Dubai.
After the new launch, healthcare providers must be able to provide at least one of the following services remotely— prescribe medications, monitor vital signs, perform surgeries using robotics, or provide comprehensive basic medical advice, Gulf News reported.
The new laws will also establish appropriate guidelines for healthcare practitioners, and ensure medical accountability in diagnosis, prescribing, and telemedicine services.
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March 16, 2023
Cabinet okays mandatory packaging norms for jute year 2022-23

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New Delhi: The Union Cabinet on Wednesday approved the mandatory packaging norms for the Jute year 2022-23.
According to the norms, 100 per cent of foodgrains and 20 per cent of sugar will be compulsorily packed in jute bags.
The government had first cleared mandatory jute packaging for foodgrains and sugar in October 2020.
The government had taken the decision to benefit nearly 3.7 lakh workers and several farm families which are dependent for their livelihood on the jute sector.
Since then, the government has been extending the norms every year.
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February 22, 2023
Mentioning marital status not mandatory for admission: Bangladesh HC

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Dhaka: The Bangladesh High Court on Thursday ruled that mentioning marital status is not mandatory for getting enrolled in educational institutions.
A bench of Justices Naima Haider and Justice Md Khairul Alam delivered the verdict after hearing a writ petition.
Deputy Attorney General Amit Das Gupta represented the state while Aneek R Haque appeared for the writ petitioner during hearing on the rule.
On November 14, 2017, lawyers Fariha Ferdous and Nahid Sultana Jeni had filed the writ in the form of public interest litigation in the High Court following a news report titled “What will the girl do now?”
As per the report, a girl, the daughter of a day labourer, was raped in 2013 when she was a Secondary School Certificate examinee. The rapist was sentenced to life imprisonment for the crime. The rape had resulted in pregnancy and she gave birth to a baby.
However, the rape survivor was denied admission to a nursing college as she had not identified herself as “estranged” in the application form as “asked” by the college authority.
The HC on December 11, 2017 issued the rule questioning the legality of the educational institutions’ action seeking information on marital status of admission seekers.
The court issued a rule asking the government authorities to explain as to why such an action of inquiring about the marital status of admission seekers should not be declared unconstitutional.

The court also asked the authorities to enroll the female student to Rajshahi Government Nursing College.
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February 16, 2023
Filing chargesheet in each case lodged under SC-ST Act not mandatory: Allahabad HC

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Lucknow: The Allahabad High Court on Friday said it is not mandatory to file a chargesheet in each case lodged under the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes (Prevention of Atrocities) Act after an FIR is registered in the matter.
“The intention of the legislature is that the investigating officer would file the chargesheet, if, during the probe, he finds adequate evidence against the accused,” the Lucknow bench of the court said.
A bench of Justices Rajan Rai and SK Pachauri passed the order on a petition filed by Gyanendra Maurya. Dismissing the petition, the bench said the legislative intent has to be understood logically.
The petitioner had challenged certain provisions of the Act, saying those should be struck down as those mandate that once an FIR is registered, the investigating officer is bound to submit a chargesheet.
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February 3, 2023
Airlines to make pant zip locked and tagged mandatory before boarding flights

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A few days after Air India pee gate where the accused Shankar Mishra allegedly urinated on a woman co-passenger on a New York-Mumbai flight, One Jauhar Ali Khan, scheduled to depart from Delhi on a flight to Dammam was urinating publically in front of departure gate 6 at IGI Airport T3 on Jan 8. Khan, who seemed to be inebriated, also abused passengers.
After several cases of peeing inside planes, airlines have requested Aviation Ministry to make men’s pant zip locked and tagged mandatory before boarding the flight.
Air India Chief operation officer said the boarding pass will have now pant locked and tagged option where the flight attendant will have to tick before allowing passengers to board the flight.
To ensure no inconvenience to the innocent passengers, aviation ministry is likely to make urinating before boarding flight mandatory and the passengers will have to submit their urine collection. Details on this is awaited.
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January 11, 2023