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Delta can be no compromise on Committee (SEC) of the Indian plus, also known as AY.1 vari- Article 370 and 35A, which ',2 drug regulator. The expert day after the WHO said ant or B.1.617.2.1, is considered granted special status to the ""3" panel has approved the trial Athe existing Covid-19 vac- to be the most dangerous vari- erstwhile State of Jammu & data, which was conducted on cines are showing reduced ant of Covid-19. Kashmir. 25,800 subjects, as per reports. signs of efficacy against the Union Health Secretary The PAGD leaders, who 788 48779 Delta variant of coronavirus, Rajesh Bhushan said at a Press assembled at the residence of :;98 <=> the Government on Tuesday briefing here that India is Dr Farooq Abdullah, discussed $%%&')&&*+,%-+ alerted that the Delta plus vari- among the nine countries the contours of the agenda of ! 78=8<9 :;?87 > ant is prevalent in Maharashtra, where the Delta plus mutation the June 24 conclave. 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It said it would short- classified as a “variant of con- and I will attend the all-party forth their points on J&K.” and Ladakh. “We will put forth Tarigami. 39=8489 ?:;8A4> third Covid-19 wave in ly come out with the extent of cern”. meeting called by the PM. We The chief spokesperson of the aspirations of people of PDP chief Mehbooba said October, the Government on their effectiveness. Of the 22 cases of Delta hope to keep our agenda before the PAGD and CPI(M) leader Jammu, Kashmir and Ladakh during the meeting with the 8 =8A<?:;? 8<?4> Tuesday said schools, shut since As a precautionary mea- plus variant of the coronavirus the PM and Home Minister”. Mohammad Yousuf Tarigami in the meeting. Prime Minister on Thursday, March last year due to the pan- sure, the Union Health detected in India, 16 have been Dr Abdullah said, “Our said they will not ask for moon Whatever is possible with- she will press for the restoration P 8?98 =:;784=> demic, will only re-open once Ministry has issued an adviso- detected in Maharashtra’s stand is clear and all of you during the meeting with the in the Indian constitution is of the special status of Jammu a significant portion of the pop- ry to the three State Ratnagiri and Jalgaon while know what our stand is. There PM. “We will seek something what we are going to seek. We and Kashmir which was A87<8?=:;<8=9> ulation has been vaccinated Governments to keep a vigil on others are from parts of Kerala is no need to repeat the same. that is ours and will remain will not put our signature on “snatched away from us”. against coronavirus. the new mutated virus which is and Madhya Pradesh. ! ?A87 844:;7=4> '( Q* R ( P ,-!. //'/,0 & .// ,-.,/0 Covid-19 pandemic, we want- ed to ensure that our solutions " # he “successful Centre-State do not follow a ‘one size fits all’ ,-.,/0 ,- Tbhagidari”, said the Prime model. For a federal country of ,-.,/0 P Minister Narendra Modi on continental dimensions, find- he Supreme Court on ,-.,/0 ! " Tuesday, has helped States raise ing policy instruments at the TTuesday refused to inter- he Mumbai Bench of the $%O $ an extra 1.06 lakh crore in national level to promote fere with the assessment utting aside apprehensions TNational Company Law 2020-21 and this, he said, hap- reforms by State Governments scheme propounded by both Pover the seasonal discount Tribunal (NCLT) on Tuesday ' " pened despite the challenges is indeed challenging. But, we the Central Board of offers, the Ministry of approved the resolution plan of ( % thrown by Covid-19 pandem- had faith in the robustness of Secondary Education (CBSE) Consumer Affairs on Tuesday Kalrock Capital and entrepre- ic. States were able to raise an our federal polity and we and the Council for the Indian made it clear that discount sales neur Murari Lal Jalan to revive extra 1.06 lakh crore in 2020- moved ahead in the spirit of School Certificate that benefit consumers will the grounded airline Jet # 21 by implementing a set of Centre-State bhagidari,” Modi Examinations (CICSE) for continue but flash sales that receive any complaints or Airways. reforms that allowed them to wrote detailing the said “bhagi- evaluation of Class 12 stu- seek to exploit market would be CCPA (Central Consumer The NCLT has given 90 borrow more from the Centre, dari’’ and highlighted some dents, whose board examina- hit under the proposed amend- Protection Authority) can take days to the Directorate General Modi said in a blog titled paragraphs in his blog. tions have been cancelled due ments to the Consumer suo motu cognizance,” she said. of Civil Aviation (DGCA) and “Reforms by Conviction and across the world in terms of “In May 2020, as part of the to the Covid-19 pandemic. Protection (e-commerce) Khare added that the Ministry of Civil Aviation Incentives”,. policy-making. India is no Aatmanirbhar Bharat package, The top court rejected Rules, 2020, on which the Government will not seek dis- (MoCA) to allot slots to the air- He wrote in his blog that 23 exception. Raising enough the Government of India the objections raised by a Government has sought public closure of flash sales from e- line. States availed of additional resources for public welfare announced that State parents’ body as well as stu- comments by July 6. commerce players to regulate The decision marks the borrowings of 1.06 lakh crore while ensuring sustainability is Governments would be dents and said that it is not Ministry’s Additional the fraudulent sale of goods first step in what could be the out of a potential 2.14 lakh proving to be one of the biggest allowed enhanced borrowing possible to have a second Secretary Nidhi Khare on and services but will take return of India’s oldest and crore. “This significant increase challenges, he said. for 2020-21. An extra 2 per cent guess approach with regard to Tuesday made it clear that the appropriate action as per the largest private airline. in availability of resources was “In this backdrop of the of GSDP was allowed, of which various aspects of the assess- Ministry “will not regulate” law on consumer complaints. Following the NCLT’s approval, made possible by an approach financial crunch seen across the 1 per cent was made condi- ment scheme.
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