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  • Supreme Court on Child Care Institutions & COVID-19

    the National Commission for Protection of Child Rights (NCPCR) advised childcare institutions to send The Supreme Court in In Re Contagion of Covid 19 Virus in Children Protection Homes, Suo Moto Writ Petition to file affidavits regarding the compliance with above directives and steps that are being taken to protect www.childlineindia.org . in/pdf/MWCD-Child-Abuse-Report.pdf [11]  In Re Contagion of Covid 19 Virus in Children Protection pdf [12]   https://www.livelaw.in/top-stories/covid-19-sc-takes-stock-of-progress-made-by-states-in-protection-of-children-in-child-care-institutions

  • Schools Online-What High Courts Said In The Last Fortnight

    NCPCR Directives to Madhya Pradesh The National Commission for Protection of Children’s Rights (NCPCR Measures taken in Children Protection Homes After 35 children were tested positive for COVID-19 in a Court directed the Health and Family Department of Tamil Nadu to submit a report on steps taken to protect Directions were also issued to state governments to seek information in relation to care and protection

  • Prevention Of Sexual Harassment & Abuse - Teachers & Students

    against children or teachers, schools are required to mandatorily implement the following legislations: Protection offence by a subordinate under his control, the person-in charge is punishable with imprisonment; Child protection safeguards to be implemented in schools - Child Protection Policy & expeditious complaints mechanism

  • Child Safety At Schools

    Some resources for standards of school safety in Karnataka are: NCPCR (National Commission For Protection Rules, 2017 has directives on child safety measures to be implemented in schools Karnataka State Child Protection Schools should have a Child Protection Policy and constitute a Child Protection Committee to ensure child The latest directives of the Karnataka School Education Departments dated 21.10.2019 & 07.11.2019 instruct

  • Key Companies Act Amendments for Section 8 Companies: Compliance, Conversion & Reform

    Prosecution immunity is granted if filed before a penalty notice is issued by an adjudicating officer On the positive side, the Bill extends the deadline to transfer unspent CSR funds for ongoing projects from 30 days to 90 days — giving NGOs implementing CSR projects more breathing room on timelines. 2. companies, this is mostly good news — honest mistakes on filings will no longer carry the threat of prosecution

  • Safeguarding NGOs Against Cyber Crime

    While this is not infallible, this may act as a primary protection barrier.

  • Compliance Requirements Applicable to an RNPO

    Supporting records such as details of its projects and institutions, including their name, address and This is particularly relevant for RNPOs that operate through multiple project offices or use an external

  • Amendments to Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR)

    company may engage international organizations for:  designing, monitoring and evaluation of the CSR projects implementation of CSR project subject to prior approval of the central government. more detailed and specific formulation of an annual action plan by the CSR Committee based on the CSR projects /programs undertaken by the company, the manner of execution of such projects/programs, modalities of Multi-year projects recognised:  A multi-year project is one that is undertaken by a Company in fulfilment

  • What Must Teachers Be Paid? Salary & Benefits In Private Unaided Schools – Karnataka

    In the education sector, this is a protracted length of time accounting to more than ½ of the school State Government teachers) allows a male Government servant paid paternity leave of 15 days from the date payment of bonus to persons employed in certain establishments on the basis of profits or on the basis of production or productivity. With an increase in the cost of living, the teachers have to be protected with the minimum entitlements

  • Food Safety At Schools

    FSSAI (Food Safety and Standards Authority of India) is the body responsible for protecting and promoting school menu is required to include 75-80% of healthy foods such as cereals, millets, pulses, milk, milk products Foods such as desserts, packed foods, bakery products, beverages (packed soups and juices) can be given beverages, ready to eat food, noodles, pizzas, burgers, confectionery items, sugar and sugar based products

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