Delhi Pollution: Not In Favour Of WFH, Centre Tells Supreme Court
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Delhi Air Pollution: The centre, however, said it has "issued an advisory to its employeeson carpooling".
The central government is not in favour of work-from-home for its employees, the Supreme Court was told today in an affidavit ahead of the hearing on the air pollution in Delhi and neighbouring cities, underling that it will "not be much benefit and effect".
In its affidavit, the government said,"... In the recent past, several governmental functions were impacted due to COVID-19 pandemic for substantially a long period of time which entailed pan India ramifications."
The centre, however, said it has "issued an advisory to its employees on carpooling".
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