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In its appeals, the ERA were false and ambiguous, it — to reserve Delhi Monday reserved its order on pleaded that the single-bench could not shut its eyes,” argued Government-run and private ! three special pleas of the UP order was not sustainable as it the senior lawyers. hospitals in the national Capital # government challenging the did not consider the preliminary Taking up the written sub- for only Delhiites, and allowing $% O stay on the appointment of objection of maintainability in mission of Mishra, the division Covid-19 test of only sympto- 69,000 assistant basic teachers the right perspective as the writ bench directed other senior matic patients — terming that in the state. petitions were not maintainable lawyers to submit their sub- the City Government order '( The matter was heard by a because the petitioners had not missions on behalf of their were in contravention of the division bench of Justices PK arrayed all candidates who had clients by 10 am on Tuesday. “Right to Life” under Article 21 Jaiswal and DK Singh. stood successful in the result The bench said it was ! + 1 2 2 ! of the Constitution. " # Earlier, the matter was list- declared on May 8. reserving its order to be pro- The move may trigger a ed for hearing on June 9 but on For the state government, nounced later. confrontation between the %&' ) a request of the state, the court Advocate General Raghvendra The recruitment examina- $%R ' AAP dispensation and the LG * heard the issue on Monday. Singh argued that the ERA had tion was held on January 6, 2019 office. + On Sunday, the UP the final say in case of any dis- and its result was declared on Baijal, who is also Examination Regulatory pute regarding questions and May 12 this year. 60B3@+ June 6. Chief Medical Officer Dr the family of the man from Chairman of Delhi Disaster Authority (ERA) had filed the answers and once it took a deci- Earlier, the Supreme Court Narendra Agarwal said the Aishbagh who had died in Management Authority appeal on behalf of the state sion on the basis of opinion of on May 21 had asked the state ttar Pradesh reported eight Lucknow University had been Balrampur Hospital recently. (DDMA), said all government against a single- experts, the same cannot be government to explain the Umore COVID-19 deaths asked to provide a list of those Besides, the sister, brother-in-law Government, private hospitals bench interim order, terming it questioned. process adopted for the appoint- while 412 fresh cases pushed the who were in contact with the pro- and driver of former chief med- and nursing homes and clinics ( ‘unwarranted and illegal’. Opposing the pleas, senior ment through a chart, posting state’s infection count to 10,947, fessor. “They have gone in quar- ical superintendent of Balrampur situated in Delhi have to extend # Justice Alok Mathur of the lawyers LP Mishra, HGS the matter for further hearing even as 11 more people tested antine... we have asked for their Hospital who died recently also medical facilities to all Covid- %)*+,) Lucknow bench on June 3 had Parihar, Asit Chaturvedi, JN on July 6. positive for coronavirus in address to proceed further,” he tested positive. 19 patients coming for moni- +, stayed the selection process, Mathur and Sudeep Seth It asked the Uttar Pradesh Lucknow. said. Officials said the professor Others found infected with toring and treatment without prima facie finding that certain stressed that the single-bench government to explain why it Among those who tested had visited the university on June the virus included a man in Viraj any discrimination of being questions and answers were interim order was just and changed the earlier criteria of 45 positive in Lucknow was the hus- 4 but had maintained social dis- Khand of Gomti Nagar who had resident or non-resident of ‘ambiguous and wrong’ and, proper and there was no ille- per cent cut-off marks for the band of Lucknow University tancing while meeting people. come from Kanpur and two Delhi. He also cited the / 0 hence, required fresh scrutiny gality in it. general category and 40 per cent professor who was found to be Among others who tested people who came from Delhi and Supreme Court judgements in 12 by the UGC. “The single-bench order is for the reserved category. infected with the coronavirus on positive include four members of were staying in a hotel. this regard. !"" 34+546! 34+546! the total number of infected Department on Monday, till 34+546! cases rose to 88,528 in the State. date the State has tested 33,229 he Union Health Ministry fter a gap of 24 hours, Countrywide, India on persons. The day also saw 528 he unclock India phase on Ton Monday asked officials AMaharashtra was back to Monday added 9,594 cases and persons cured of the pandem- TMonday witnessed malls, of 45 civic bodies across 38 three digits in terms of Covid- 273 deaths, which took its the ic leaving hospitals for their restaurants and religious places districts in 10 States, that are 19 fatalities on Monday, as overall tally of cases to 2,67,096 homes taking the number of re-opening after 75 days with witnessing a surge in Covid- 109 more people succumbed to and death to nearly 7,480. patients who were cured till utmost caution. 19 cases, to focus on coronavirus and 2,553 others With 1,562 persons testing date to 17,527. Social distancing, manda- house-to-house surveys, tested positive for the pan- positive for Covid-19 on But the death toll is a blot tory use of sanitizer and pres- carry out prompt testing and demic in various parts of the Monday, the number of active on the Tamil Nadu statistics as ence of “Arogya setu” app on undertake active surveillance State. coronavirus afflicted patients in 17 persons succumbed to the mobile phones were some of measures to contain the With fresh deaths and Tamil Nadu reached 15,413. pandemic on Monday and the the safeguards that were made infection and reduce mortal- infections, the total number of According to a press release total fatalities stood at 286. mandatory, but these were also ity. deaths mounted to 3,169 and issued by the Health Continued on Page 10 flouted at many places. Union Health Secretary While several religious Preeti Sudan along with senior 5 places refused to open up fear- officers of the Health Ministry * !+ 99:'9 ;1<= (2=>: ing the impact of crowding. held a high level review meet- Some other ran a trial run and ing, via video conference, with ,- ,-,. ) 3 ;;''= '9= 1>:'> postponed re-opening to two the district collectors, munic- 5 '==(; 41 11::> more days before new norms ipal commissioners, superin- 8# '2:>( 1'921;=<( are put in place. tendent of district hospitals 0 ? 12=(> '9;<;(( Interestingly, while the and principals of medical col- Government is trying to unlock leges from 45 municipal cor- *# 129>< '(<9112 the country, Mizoram Chief porations. /#01#230 ? =<;9 (1(<:;< Minister CM Zoramthanga has The 38 districts are from +, 9<1; (2:;(<: ordered a complete lockdown O P Maharashtra, Telangana, Tamil 1#42 in the State (with 42 con- ! "#$ Nadu, Rajasthan, Haryana, :><2 <(':1= firmed cases) for two weeks Gujarat, Jammu and Kashmir, 5 , :'(> ;1':(' from Monday midnight. per cent of staff. The bus. Only one passenger will be though agreed that business- Karnataka, Uttarakhand and ! (9:: ;=1>22 States like Maharashtra has Brihanmumbai Electric Supply allowed per seat. men engaged in religious trav- Madhya Pradesh. 6#/4#407 not given a green signal to tem- and Transport (BEST) have In Uttarakhand, purohits el tourism were facing eco- In view of the easing of ? (91; >:'>'2 ples, hotels, and restaurants to resumed operations to carry advised against the opening of nomic problems, but said there lockdown and lifting of curbs, $% ('9: (:1;'( reopen. However, the State passengers to their workplaces. “Char Dham teerath” in view of is no justification for reopen- States were advised to make a 5 6#/3#/22 ) ;<:2 1;>1>(' Government has allowed pri- However, only 30 people can sit surge in Covid-19 cases in the ing temples until June 30. district-wise prospective plan vate offices to resume with 10 and five can stand in a single State. The temple authorities Continued on Page 10 for the coming months. @ '==( 111==; # $ ! %& ( )* * " ## 34+546!7,43860*0 due to month-long stand-offs between the two countries that !" ) / at multiple sites. boundary disputes will be 34+546! ongress president Sonia Favouring resolution of the resolved through the strategic 34+546! CGandhi has successfully ongoing issues on the LAC direction given by the two fter facing acute shortage persuaded former Prime through dialogue after these leaders to their armed forces.
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