The Morning Filter Welcome to The Morning Filter, your best way to start the day by keeping ahead of the news cycle. Here are the big stories to watch out for today: 1) Interlocutors to continue talks with Shaheen Bagh protesters Advocates Sanjay Hegde and Sadhana Ramachandran as well as former bureaucrat Wajahat Habibullah went to Shaheen Bagh, the epicentre of the anti-CAA protests, to speak to the women and attempt to find a way out of the impasse. The talks, which lasted for almost three hours, will continue on Thursday. 2) Kerala to decide on discharge of coronavirus-negative medico A decision will be taken on the discharge India’s first coronavirus patient, a woman who has been undergoing treatment in the isolation ward of the Thrissur Medical College Hospital since her return from Wuhan in China last month. 3) Delhi High Court Bar Association to protest against transfer of Justice Muralidhar The DHCBA on Wednesday announced complete abstinence from work today in order to protest against the surprise transfer of Justice S. Muralidhar. Justice Mualidhar, who had delivered many significant judgements, was third in order of seniority at the High Court. 4) COVID-19 | ASEAN emergency meeting today China’s top diplomat assured his Southeast Asian counterparts on Wednesday that the situation in a central Chinese province where the outbreak of a new virus began has been brought under effective control. 5) HC reserves order on Sanjeev Chawla’s plea challenging remand A single judge bench of the high court presided by Justice Anu Malhotra after hearing detailed arguments of both the sides reserved the order for pronouncement today. 6) Jadavpur University Students Union elections results on Thursday The ABVP and the SFI contested 40 posts each in the two faculties, including those of class representatives. The AISA and the Trinamool Congress Chhatra Parishad (TMCP) were also in the fray. The results of the students’ union elections will be declared later today Follow up on the days major stories with perspective delivered in a concise, conversational style with The Evening Wrap newsletter. |
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