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In Tallowed to reopen with 50 be maintained for consolidat- its letter dated June 11, UN spe- 1,6 .,2 Sabha constituencies in a State per cent seating capacity from ing the whole process of Covid- cial rapporteurs on right to free- or Union Territory. Monday. These bars will func- 19 management. dom of opinion, peaceful assem- mid speculations of Sources said that the tion from 12 pm to 10 pm. The The prohibited and bly, and privacy said India's 3+445 AAssembly elections in Delimitation Commission is Delhi Disaster Management surge in second wave of Covid- restricted activities, according Information Technology Jammu and Kashmir (J&K), likely to visit J&K soon to begin Authority (DDMA) on Sunday 19 on April 19. to the DDMA order, will con- (Intermediary Guidelines and ll eyes are set on the formal “Mehbooba has not decided to the Delimitation Commission the delimitation exercise which released the order allowing Many restrictions have tinue with effect from 5 AM on Digital Media Ethics Code) Aresponse of the People’s boycott the meeting. We are in is expected to hold a virtual was on hold due to the Covid- public parks and gardens also been lifted in a phased manner Monday till 5 AM on June 28 Rules, 2021, in their current Alliance For Gupkar favour of a political process but meet in the next few days with 19 pandemic. The commission to reopen for public. with improvement in the Covid or further orders, whichever is form, do not conform with inter- Declaration (PAGD) to the it’s a collective fight and hence all Deputy Commissioners to had recently sought data from As per the order, the own- situation, starting with allow- earlier. national human rights norms. invitation from Union Home we will all meet to decide who discuss various inputs on geo- all Deputy Commissioners on ers of restaurants and bars will The seven-page communi- Secretary Ajay Bhalla, to attend all should represent us in the graphical features of con- the area of existing constituen- be responsible for strict imple- cation expressed concerns on the all-party meet convened by meeting and convey the aspi- stituencies and the suggestions cies, including geography and mentation of Covid safety mea- Q R various other aspects of the IT Prime Minister Narendra Modi rations of the people,” the made by them. Delimitation facilities available, and had sures and guidelines. rules, and asked the in New Delhi on June 24. senior leader stressed on the involves redrawing the bound- asked them for their suggestions While the parks and gar- Government for a response. The Prime Minister’s meet- condition of anonymity. aries of Assembly and Lok to make them more "geograph- dens will also be opened, the +,--,,"-. The letter is authored by Irene ing on June 24 with the polit- ically compact." Resident Welfare Association /0+,1-+2 Khan, Special Rapporteur on ical leaders of Jammu and Having received the data (RWAs) will have to ensure the the promotion and protection Kashmir (J&K) is expected to and suggestions, the commis- visitors follow Covid-appro- ,33,45 /04,-2 1,6 .,2 of the right to freedom of opin- be about the delimitation exer- sion has decided to hold a vir- priate behaviour. "Public parks, % +,33,",+" ion and expression, Clement cise. The meeting is an attempt tual meeting with the DCs to gardens and golf clubs will be ome Monday and the next Nyaletsossi Voule, Special by the Centre to seek political take forward the matter. reopened and outdoor yoga /0.,-5+2 Cphase of India's vaccination Rapporteur on the rights to validation of the administrative “As far as possible, the activities will also be allowed," drive will kick-off across the freedom of peaceful assembly exercise which started in the 1,6 .,2 at his residence here on Sunday. constituency should be fully the DDMA stated in its order. % 5,--,15+ country with the Central and of association and Joseph first week of June. But Kashmiri Union Home Minister geographically compact," Prohibited activities and Government providing free Cannataci, Special Rapporteur leaders have their own agenda head of an expected Cabinet Amit Shah and Defence sources said. services, including schools, 7 3,.+,.34 /0-,542 Covid-19 vaccines to everyone on the right to privacy. for initiating the talks. Areshuffle and the June 24 Minister Rajnath Singh attend- After the delimitation exer- colleges and educational insti- P +3,15," /0",4.2 above the age of 18 years. The UN special rappor- “We have stressed for a col- Jammu & Kashmir (J&K) polit- ed the meeting. Besides the two cise, the number of Assembly tutions, cinemas, gyms, spas, all Since the launch of the nation- teurs in its letter said India's lective fight and hence the ical outreach by the Central bigwigs, Union seats in J&K will go up from 83 kinds of political, social, cul- +3,1-,- /044,5".2 wide vaccination new IT Rules are in violation of PAGD will send two represen- Government aimed at restarting Finance Minister Nirmala to 90. Twenty-four seats of the tural, religious gatherings programme from January 16, rules laid down in the tatives to the meeting in New the electoral process in the Union Sitharaman and Railway Assembly continue to remain among others, will remain +",++,"-. /0.,34.2 the June 21 drive will mark a International Covenant on Delhi,” a news channel quoted Territory (UT), a high-level min- Minister Piyush Goyal are also vacant as they fall under closed till further orders or 5 departure from its earlier "lib- Civil and Political Rights a senior leader, who attended isterial meeting was chaired by learnt to have attended the dis- Pakistan-Occupied-Kashmir am on June 28. The lockdown 4",+,+-+ /04+"2 eralised and accelerated" vac- (ICCPR), a key international the meeting, as saying. Prime Minister Narendra Modi cussions. (PoK). was imposed in Delhi amid a cination policy. human rights treaty. ! " An AICC leader, however, asserted, "Sonia could not meet Hemant as she was too busy the ! entire week due to develop- ments in Punjab, Rajasthan " and Maharashtra as well. There is no problem in the Jharkhand * 1,6 .,2 coalition." The Congress is saddled with the power tussles ! fter Punjab and Rajasthan, between Sachin Pilot and "# Atrouble is brewing in the Ashok Gehlot in Rajasthan $ $ JMM-Congress Party-led and Navjot Singh Sidhu and Government in Jharkhand. Amarinder Singh in Punjab. ! " #$ Chief Minister Hemant Soren, Jharkhand Congress chief % who camped for four days in Filling up the vacant and Finance Minister in Delhi, could not get an audi- Cabinet berth, a possible Hemant's Government, $ ! ence from either Congress reshuffle in the Council of Rameshwar Oraon, too, had & chief Sonia Gandhi or senior Ministers and appointments come to Delhi to discuss "party leader Rahul Gandhi. The to corporations among others affairs" besides appointments in ! Gandhis, in between, however, were high on Soren's agenda, corporations and commissions '( found the time to meet the new sources said. etc under the State Tamil Nadu Chief Minister "Such developments do not Government. Both Hemant $ * MK Stalin, whose DMK is an augur well for the coalition and Oraon would have partic- ally of the Congress in the when there has always been an ipated in the meeting with the southern State. air of mistrust among the two Congress top brass to discuss "Hemant returned to major coalition partners. all the pending issues. # Ranchi on Saturday. He had Particularly, given the buzz of Both the JMM and the &''( + been repeatedly making a possible BJP-JMM alliance, Congress have staked claim to , - attempts to call on Sonia and that keeps the Congress and the the vacant 12th berth in the . Rahul but failed. The snub has RJD on their toes. Or for that Soren Cabinet. Besides the ! not gone down well with the matter, the BJP getting a size- CM, the JMM has five /0/0 JMM. Moreover, their meeting able MLAs of the JMM and the Ministers while the Congress 1 + $ with Stalin has only rubbed salt Congress to resign just as it did has four and other ally RJD one . * 2 2 to the wound," sources said. in several States," they added. ministerial berth. 1,6 .,2 With the Covid-19 pandemic exacerbating psychological suf- rom political personalities to fering and mental health prob- Fcommoners, from lems, many people across the Bollywood celebrities to jawans world and in India have been guarding India's borders, peo- embracing Yoga to stay healthy ple from all walks of life will and to fight isolation and stretch and bend in their depression. homes, parks and grounds to Indian Embassies in vari- mark the International Yoga ous countries also held events Day on June 21 , which will be for the D-Day.
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