Centre Reaffirms Welfare Cover for Accredited and Non-Accredited Journalists; ₹19.41 Crore Aid Extended Since 2014

Centre Reaffirms Welfare Cover for Accredited and Non-Accredited Journalists; ₹19.41 Crore Aid Extended Since 2014

The Centre has informed Parliament that both accredited and non-accredited journalists are covered under the Journalist Welfare Scheme. Since 2014-15, ₹19.41 crore has been provided to 456 media personnel and their families, while PIB-accredited journalists continue to receive CGHS healthcare benefits.

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Supreme Court’s Major Ruling: No Backward Class Status After Religious Conversion

Supreme Court Concludes Waqf Act Hearing, Reserves Verdict on Religious Rights Challenge

New Delhi: The Supreme Court on Thursday concluded hearings on petitions challenging the Waqf (Amendment) Act, with petitioners arguing that the new law infringes upon fundamental religious rights. Senior advocate …

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