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Express News Service Struggling to recover from the setbacks caused by the pandemic, here is a chilling fact for Delhiites. The Delhi Commission for Protection of Child Rights (DCPCR) is likely to receive over 20,000 complaints of violations this year. This will be a staggering 2.5 times the complaints the commission has received in the last 12 years. The DCPCR is a statuary watchdog of the Delhi government in matters pertaining to child rights. With a vision of making the national capital chi...

বাণী ইয়াসমিন হাসি জাতির পিতা বঙ্গবন্ধু শেখ মুজিবুর রহমানের আজন্ম লালিত স্বপ্ন ছিল বাংলার গরীব দু:খী নিরন্ন মানুষের মুখে হাসি ফোটানোর। এ লক্ষ্যে তিনি অন্ন, বস্ত্র, আশ্রয়, শিক্ষা ও চিকি�...

Jun 14, 2021 A comprehensive discussion on the subject was held wherein the DC emphasized upon the committee members to work in coordination and cooperation so that the requisite data is obtained within the stipulated timeframe. He also directed to submit the progress report on daily basis and work to sort out impediments, if any, as early as possible. Meanwhile, District Child Protection Officer Showkat Ahmad Showkat informed that the district task force is mandated to identify the children wh...

In addition to the current orders, the state government imposed various additional relaxations for Kohima from June 12 to 18, 2021.

The lockdown, which was extended till June 11, has been further extended till June 18

The Government of Assam has issued another SOP to facilitate COVID Vaccination for citizens who do not have proper identification documents.

India News: NEW DELHI: With the two waves of Covid pandemic rendering many children orphaned or losing their earning parent, the Supreme Court on Friday gave two .

The top court's direction came on an application filed by amicus curiae Gaurav Agarwal

Cant imagine how many children orphaned by Covid: SC directs states to identify, help them The bench said state governments must inform it of the position of these children and the steps they have taken to provide them immediate relief. Share Via Email   |  A+A A- A boy admitted at a COVID-19 care centre, during the second wave of coronavirus epidemic in India. (Photo | PTI) By PTI NEW DELHI: Observing that it cannot even imagine how many children in this large country have got orphaned...

611 The Bench said state governments must inform it of the position of these children and the steps they have taken to provide them immediate relief. Tribune file New Delhi, May 28 Observing that it cannot even imagine how many children in this large country have got orphaned due to the devastating Covid-19 pandemic, the Supreme Court on Friday directed the state authorities to immediately identify them and provide relief. The top court asked the state governments to understand the agony of ch...