Jaipur: For the recovery of electricity dues and pending vigilance checking report (VCR), the period of amnesty schemes has been extended till December 31, 2023. The MD of Jaipur Discom, RN Kumawat, on Wednesday said the period has been extended to let consumers avail themselves of the benefit of the concessions available along with the outstanding amount. TNN
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Explore possibilities of extending benefits of Covid-19 schemes to all orphan children: SC to Centre
The Supreme Court of India has stated that all orphans, regardless of the cause of their parents’ death, should have access to benefits and schemes, such as the PM Cares fund, that were originally intended for children orphaned during the Covid-19 pandemic. The court asked the Centre to consider extending these benefits to all orphans and to provide instructions on the matter. The petitioner argued that benefits under the Right to Education Act could be extended to other orphan children, and the court directed the Centre and states to respond to this suggestion.
The Supreme Court of India has stated that all orphans, regardless of the cause of their parents’ death, should have access to benefits and schemes, such as the PM Cares fund, that were originally intended for children orphaned during the Covid-19 pandemic. The court asked the Centre to consider extending these benefits to all orphans and to provide instructions on the matter. The petitioner argued that benefits under the Right to Education Act could be extended to other orphan children, and the court directed the Centre and states to respond to this suggestion.
Explore possibilities of extending benefits of Covid-19 schemes to all orphan children: SC to Centre
The Supreme Court has asked the Indian government to consider extending benefits from schemes, including the PM Cares fund, to all orphaned children, regardless of the cause of their parents’ death. The court emphasized that an orphan is an orphan, regardless of the circumstances. The court also highlighted the provision in the Right to Education Act that allows benefits for children belonging to disadvantaged groups, suggesting that this provision could be extended to all orphans. The government has been given four weeks to respond to the court’s query.
The Supreme Court has asked the Indian government to consider extending benefits from schemes, including the PM Cares fund, to all orphaned children, regardless of the cause of their parents’ death. The court emphasized that an orphan is an orphan, regardless of the circumstances. The court also highlighted the provision in the Right to Education Act that allows benefits for children belonging to disadvantaged groups, suggesting that this provision could be extended to all orphans. The government has been given four weeks to respond to the court’s query.
