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Time of India
20-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Time of India
grey's anatomy us release: Grey's Anatomy Season 21: When will it stream on Netflix? Here's streaming release date in US and where to watch Season 21 now
Netflix US Streaming Release Date Where to Watch Season 21 Now? Canada and Other Regions ADVERTISEMENT Season 22 Confirmation FAQs ADVERTISEMENT Grey's Anatomy fans in the United States can soon stream the latest season on Netflix. Season 21 of the medical drama will arrive on the platform in mid-June US will add Grey's Anatomy Season 21 on June 14, 2025. All 18 episodes will be released at once. This follows the same pattern as past seasons. Season 20 was added on June 29, 2024. Season 19 dropped on June 17, 2023. Season 18 arrived on June 25, Netflix had exclusive rights to older seasons. Hulu and ABC also offered the show for catch-up viewing. But a deal in 2024 changed this. Netflix now shares streaming rights with Disney platforms for the first 20 seasons. This deal also brought other Disney titles like Prison Break to June 2025, Grey's Anatomy Season 21 is only on Hulu and ABC. The season premiered on September 26, 2024, and ended on May 16, 2025. Viewers who want to watch the season before it comes to Netflix must use those Canada usually adds new Grey's Anatomy seasons between September and December. No exact date for Season 21 has been announced yet for the United States and Canada, Grey's Anatomy streams on Disney+. All 20+ seasons are available there. This includes countries in Europe, Asia and Latin Anatomy will return for Season 22. Production is expected to begin in Summer 2025. The show will likely return to ABC in late 2025. Ellen Pompeo leads the cast again, with Mega Marinis as showrunner. Other returning cast members include Chandra Wilson and James Pickens, will be available on June 14, 2025, with all 18 episodes released on the same can stream it on Hulu and ABC in the US until it is added to Netflix in June 2025.
Time of India
20-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Grey's Anatomy Season 21: When will it stream on Netflix? Here's streaming release date in US and where to watch Season 21 now
Grey's Anatomy fans in the United States can soon stream the latest season on Netflix. Season 21 of the medical drama will arrive on the platform in mid-June 2025. Netflix US Streaming Release Date Netflix US will add Grey's Anatomy Season 21 on June 14, 2025. All 18 episodes will be released at once. This follows the same pattern as past seasons. Season 20 was added on June 29, 2024. Season 19 dropped on June 17, 2023. Season 18 arrived on June 25, 2022. Earlier, Netflix had exclusive rights to older seasons. Hulu and ABC also offered the show for catch-up viewing. But a deal in 2024 changed this. Netflix now shares streaming rights with Disney platforms for the first 20 seasons. This deal also brought other Disney titles like Prison Break to Netflix. Also Read: The Lincoln Lawyer Season 4: When will new season release? Here's directors, writers, episode titles, plot, filming, cast and release window Where to Watch Season 21 Now? Until June 2025, Grey's Anatomy Season 21 is only on Hulu and ABC. The season premiered on September 26, 2024, and ended on May 16, 2025. Viewers who want to watch the season before it comes to Netflix must use those platforms. Live Events Canada and Other Regions Netflix Canada usually adds new Grey's Anatomy seasons between September and December. No exact date for Season 21 has been announced yet for Canada. Outside the United States and Canada, Grey's Anatomy streams on Disney+. All 20+ seasons are available there. This includes countries in Europe, Asia and Latin America. Also Read: The Handmaid's Tale Season 6: Episode 9 release date, time across regions and upcoming episode schedule Season 22 Confirmation Grey's Anatomy will return for Season 22. Production is expected to begin in Summer 2025. The show will likely return to ABC in late 2025. Ellen Pompeo leads the cast again, with Mega Marinis as showrunner. Other returning cast members include Chandra Wilson and James Pickens, Jr. FAQs When will Grey's Anatomy Season 21 be available on Netflix in the US? It will be available on June 14, 2025, with all 18 episodes released on the same day. Where can I stream Grey's Anatomy Season 21 before Netflix adds it? You can stream it on Hulu and ABC in the US until it is added to Netflix in June 2025.
Economic Times
20-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Economic Times
Grey's Anatomy Season 21: When will it stream on Netflix? Here's streaming release date in US and where to watch Season 21 now
Grey's Anatomy Season 21 will be available on Netflix in the United States on June 14, 2025. Canadian viewers will get it later in the year. The show remains exclusive to Hulu and ABC until then. Season 22 is already confirmed, with filming expected to begin in Summer 2025. Tired of too many ads? Remove Ads Netflix US Streaming Release Date Where to Watch Season 21 Now? Tired of too many ads? Remove Ads Canada and Other Regions Season 22 Confirmation FAQs Grey's Anatomy fans in the United States can soon stream the latest season on Netflix. Season 21 of the medical drama will arrive on the platform in mid-June US will add Grey's Anatomy Season 21 on June 14, 2025. All 18 episodes will be released at once. This follows the same pattern as past seasons. Season 20 was added on June 29, 2024. Season 19 dropped on June 17, 2023. Season 18 arrived on June 25, Netflix had exclusive rights to older seasons. Hulu and ABC also offered the show for catch-up viewing. But a deal in 2024 changed this. Netflix now shares streaming rights with Disney platforms for the first 20 seasons. This deal also brought other Disney titles like Prison Break to June 2025, Grey's Anatomy Season 21 is only on Hulu and ABC. The season premiered on September 26, 2024, and ended on May 16, 2025. Viewers who want to watch the season before it comes to Netflix must use those Canada usually adds new Grey's Anatomy seasons between September and December. No exact date for Season 21 has been announced yet for the United States and Canada, Grey's Anatomy streams on Disney+. All 20+ seasons are available there. This includes countries in Europe, Asia and Latin Anatomy will return for Season 22. Production is expected to begin in Summer 2025. The show will likely return to ABC in late 2025. Ellen Pompeo leads the cast again, with Mega Marinis as showrunner. Other returning cast members include Chandra Wilson and James Pickens, will be available on June 14, 2025, with all 18 episodes released on the same can stream it on Hulu and ABC in the US until it is added to Netflix in June 2025.
The Hindu
17-05-2025
- Politics
- The Hindu
Transferring employees with utter disregard to their health, family or safety concerns is against human dignity, says Madras High Court
Transferring employees, especially women, from one State to another by disregarding the well being of their children/themselves suffering from life threatening medical conditions, their family responsibilities or the safety concerns in the new place of work could violate Article 21 of the Constitution which protects human dignity, the Madras High Court has said. Justice C.V. Karthikeyan wrote: 'Transfers cannot be carried out in a mechanical or burdensome manner. There must be a balance between administrative requirements and the personal safety, family responsibilities and well -being of the employee.' The verdict was delivered while disposing of writ petitions filed against Union Bank of India's (UBI) staff transfer policies. The judge agreed with senior counsel R. Vagai, representing All India Union Bank Officer Staff Association, that UBI's transfer policies disproportionately affect women employees and they must be corrected since a woman tied to her family, children, parents and the security at her workplace could not be expected to be transferred frequently without significant hardship. He also recorded her reliance upon the 2021 verdict in Lieutenant Colonel Nitisha and Others versus Union of India wherein the Supreme Court had said: 'A facially equal application of laws to unequal parties is a farce when the law is structured to cater to a male standpoint. Presently, adjustments, both in thought and letter, are necessary to rebuild the structures of an equal society.' Central government senior panel counsel K. Srinivasamurthy had told the court that the Union Ministry of Finance had on November 26, 2024 instructed all nationalised/public sector banks to transfer women employees as far as possible to nearby places/stations/regions and to give due importance to safety and availability of basic amenities if they had to be transferred to faraway/remote locations. Although it could be argued on behalf of UBI that the Finance Ministry's guidelines were only directory and not mandatory in nature, they do stipulate an obligation on the part of the bank to implement a transfer policy in conformity with the guidelines of the Centre, the judge said and reiterated that the present policies of the bank affect the women employees disproportionately. Instead of a mandatory transfer from one zone to another after completion of nine years, 'I wonder why the respondents (UBI) could not put in place a system where at the end of six years, they place a red signal that the order retaining the officer for a further period of three years would be the final retention. If the officer is put on notice at the end of the sixth year, then, some adjustments within the family could be made,' the judge said. He also said: 'I wonder why the respondents could not implement counseling before effecting the transfer. Counseling could involve consultations with mental health professionals as well as assessments by a medical team to address individual grievances and ensure the wellbeing of the affected employees.' The judge went on to state: 'I wonder why the respondents could not put in place a system where individual officers are transferred within the zone and not necessarily out of a zone, even after they had worked for nine years in a particular place. I fail to see the rationale behind transferring an officer from one corner of the country to another, particularly given the diverse linguistic and cultural differences across States.' He also wondered why UBI could not provide a longer time of 20 days, instead of just seven days, to join the new place of work and initiate disciplinary proceedings, only if the employee was found to have deliberately not reported to duty at the transferred place even after that extended period of time. 'These are measures that the respondents could implement if they were to apply their minds and recognize that the employees alone actually and ultimately contribute to furthering the business of the bank. It is the quality of service provided which encourages customers to recommend the bank to other customers. It is not just the services provided by the bank that matters, but also the manner in which those services are presented and marketed, which are also equally important,' the judge observed. Conscious of the limitations of the court in interfering the with the transfer policies of a bank, the judge stopped with issuing a direction to UBI to revisit its policy by putting in place certain additional safeguards in order to prevent indirect discrimination of women and to promote equality. He said women employees transferred out of their place of residence must be allowed to visit home at regular intervals. 'Among the officers who could be exempted from transfer, the respondents may also consider including those whose children are at a crucial stage in their educational career. The respondents must establish an effective grievance redressal cell, ensuring that the majority of members are women. This cell should be responsible for examining individual grievances and making genuine efforts to address them,' he concluded.
The Hindu
15-05-2025
- Politics
- The Hindu
A.P. teachers to continue protest against G.O. on school restructuring
Teacher organisations in Andhra Pradesh have voiced strong opposition to the proposed school restructuring program, expressing concerns that it will harm the education sector. They plan protests, including State-level demonstrations, to highlight their concerns. Raising concern over 'categorisation of schools and the potential negative impact on students and teachers,' leaders of the Andhra Pradesh Teachers' Federation (APTF) have announced their decision to continue their protests in a phased manner. On May 5, they held mandal-level protests, on May 9 at district-level and on May 14, at the State level. Opposing what they called irrational policies being implemented in government schools, they said instead of revising the incoherent decisions taken by the previous government, the TDP-led coalition government, through G.O. 21, proposed to set up nine categories of schools, which may dismantle public education system. The federation leaders said on May 16 and 17, teachers across the State would send messages via WhatsApp and Email to the Minister for Human Resource Development Nara Lokesh demanding reversal of the decision to protect the education sector. On May 18, 19 and 20, they would submit memoranda to the elected representatives, from village sarpanches to the Members of Parliament, including School Education Committee Chairpersons, Zilla Parishad and Mandal Parishad members, seeking their immediate intervention. Pointing out that no other State in the country had nine categories of schools, the leaders demanded that the government revert to the old system that existed before the issue of G.O. 117 by the previous YSR Congress Party government. Leaders of the State committee of the Student Federation of India (SFI) have also condemned the decision, insisting that the government reconsider its stand. In a statement on Thursday, the federation's State president K. Prasanna Kumar and general secretary A. Ashok said G.O. 117 issued by the YSRCP government on division of schools in six categories evoked stiff resistance by the stakeholders. The current government repealed that G.O. and instead, issued a fresh one as an alternative, categorising schools in nine categories. They said the proposed restructuring would cause serious harm to the school education system and would facilitate privatisation of the education sector.
