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Supreme Court moves hearings online, allows staff to Work From Home amid PM Modi’s appeal to save fuel
Supreme Court has directed that all matters listed on miscellaneous days, including Mondays and Fridays, as well as during partial working days, shall be heard only through video conferencing until further orders.
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