Union Minister Amit Shah to introduce bill to amend Disaster Management Act, 2005 in Parliament today
Union Home Minister Amit Shah will introduce a bill to amend the Disaster Management Act, 2005, in both Houses of Parliament on Thursday.
Union Home Minister Amit Shah will introduce a bill to amend the Disaster Management Act, 2005, in both Houses of Parliament on Thursday.
Chief Minister Banerjee had alleged that the officer was targeted by the central government due to a “political vendetta”.
Amidst the Delhi-Haryana feud over medical oxygen supply during the current Covid-19 peak, the Centre today said for the second…
Khattar govt seeks to curb non-essential movement of people from 9 pm-5 am across the state
However, he/she would have to take adequate measures like wearing a mask, social distancing, etc. to prevent the spread of COVID-19.
Suspension of Sections 7, 9 and 10 of the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code will allow relief to corporates, especially MSMEs, says GAURANG KANTH.
Areas divided into 'clean', 'buffer' and 'affected'; any violation would attract penal action.
Experience shows that bringing the economy back on the rails cannot be achieved if the workmen are unhappy. The role of the trade unions would have to be considered afresh in the changed circumstances. They have been more or less dormant during the last two decades and are now coming back with a cause, which may not augur well for the industry as a whole.
The Covid shutdowns give the Government an opportunity to simultaneously help those likely to lose employment while reforming labour laws to make India investor friendly, says Saurabh Prakash.
And as each circular carries a grim warning of non-compliance leading to prosecution in terms of the Disaster Management Act and Section 188 of the Indian Penal Code, it also carries with it the risk of draconian interpretation by those implementing rules on ground.
