Bengaluru: The Karnataka High Court has directed the state government to be placed on records of records taken to extend the midday eating scheme to students during this year’s summer vacation.
The special division bench consisting of Chief Judge Abhay Shreeniwas Oka and Justice Aravind Kumar gave this direction after the central government told the court that permission had provided the necessary funds.
Bench shows that considering this statement, there are no obstacles in the way the state government expands the scheme for summer vacations.
Mucormycosis in connection with mukormycosis, the bench asked the state government to submit compliance reports within a week VIS-A-Vis launched a conscious campaign to ensure Covid-19 patients realized the disease, nature, cause and impact.
The bench noted that there was a stable increase in the number of cases of mukormycosis, reaching 3,086 and the dead had risen to 247 on June 23.
Applying by people with disabilities also directs the details of the number of people with disacinated benchmark disabilities.
The government claims 53% of people over 18 years with disabilities have been vaccinated so far.