The authority concerned with Satara on Monday apprised the court that they have not touched the tomb of Afzal Khan while demolishing the alleged encroachments around the graveyard in the forest land New Delhi: The authority concerned with Satara on Monday apprised the court that they have not touched the...
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The authority concerned with Satara on Monday apprised the court that they have not touched the tomb of Afzal Khan while demolishing the alleged encroachments around the graveyard in the forest land New Delhi: The authority concerned with Satara on Monday apprised the court that they have not touched the...
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The authority concerned with Satara on Monday apprised the court that they have not touched the tomb of Afzal Khan while demolishing the alleged encroachments around the graveyard in the forest land New Delhi: The authority concerned with Satara on Monday apprised the court that they have not touched the...
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New Delhi [India], October 1 (ANI/PNN): Hydrogen, an alternative to fossil fuels, offers huge potential as a clean source of energy and could be instrumental in decarbonising the economy. In line with the National Hydrogen Mission, Steinbeis signed an MOU with Waaree Energies Ltd. and DSE Consortium Germany to work together to set up an assembly line for electrolysers and polysilicon production unit in India.
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New Delhi [India], January 27 (ANI): The Supreme Court on Thursday granted 10 days protection from arrest to Maharashtra Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) MLA Nitesh Rane and directed him to surrender before the trial court and seek regular bail in connection with an attempt to murder case lodged in Sindhudurg district last month.
New Delhi Sep 18 PTI The Supreme Court is in favour of disbursing the over Rs 25 crore deposited by the Maharashtra government in the apex court registry five years ago to children who lost both parents during the Covid pandemic in the stateA bench of Justices D Y Chandrachud and B V Nagarathna noted earlier this week that the state has about 19000 children who lost a parent due to COVID-19 and 593 who lost both their parents Maharashtra one of the worst affected states during the second wave of pandemic earlier this year had deposited the money in the apex court registry in an old matter related to medical college admissions The Supreme Court noted that the government of Maharashtra formulated a policy on June 17 2021 envisaging that Rs 5 lakh be placed in fixed deposit for children who lost both their parents due to the pandemic and the money will be payable to them after they attain the age of maturityThe amount of Rs 20 crores which was deposited by Maharashtra government in pursuance of the order dated December 2 2016 stands enhanced to Rs 255325548 as a result of accretions of interest the bench saidThe top court said before it directs the disbursal of the money to the State of Maharashtra it wants that a concrete statement be placed on affidavit about the manner in which the money will be utilised for the benefit of children affected by the death of either or both parents due to the Covid pandemic The Secretary Women and Child Development of the State of Maharashtra shall file an affidavit within a period of three weeks The Court shall thereafter pass an appropriate order after scrutinizing the proposal the bench said in its order passed on September 13 Advocate Sachin Patil appearing for the Maharashtra government submitted a note giving details on how the money would be utilized in the interests of the childrenIn a pending matter he said the apex court was apprised by the Maharashtra government that 593 children had lost both their parents and the data was uploaded in the Bal Swaraj website of the National Commission for Protection of Child Rights NCPCR The estimated figure is subject to further verification he addedThe top court appreciated Patils assistance and his suggestion that the amount be used for the benefit of children who lost one or both parents due to Covid The top court listed the matter for further hearing on October 4On December 2 2016 the top court while hearing an appeal of students against a Bombay High Court order on admissions to a medical college had said that since the State of Maharashtra is supporting the cause of the students it should deposit an amount of Rs20 crore in this court by December 15 2016On December 16 2016 the top court while dismissing the appeal of the students directed that the amount be kept available for utilization for juvenile justice issuesPTI MNL MNL MIN MIN
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