There is no denying the fact that these are un-precedented times but it is also a fact that extra-ordinary situations require extra-ordinary solutions, if not then at least an attempt in real sense to provide extra-ordinary remedies.
Amicus Curiae Rajshekhar Rao said: “Milords similar lines is the Buffer stock, regarding the Surajkund plant, there is some problem. As per now, it is not a glaring issue.
The Delhi High Court on Thursday directed both the Central government and the Delhi government to file a report by May 27 on the installation of PSA Plants for oxygen generation.
The plea in the Delhi High Court wants a control on the cost of treatment incurred by Covid patients in private hospitals. The plea has also sought a direction to private hospitals to publish on its website the regulated rates as well as show in prominent places inside the hospitals.
The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) today told the Bombay High Court that it will start the door-to-door COVID-19 vaccination for elderly and bed-ridden citizens, only after the Centre frames policy on the same.
The National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) on Wednesday issued notice to the Centre and the Delhi Government over alleged non-provision of any financial or insurance cover to the contractual doctors and para-medical staff engaged in Covid-19 duties.
Central Government Standing Counsel Ajay Digpaul cited the COVID-19 pandemic as the reason behind the delay. The Court granted another four weeks for filing the Counter-affidavit while stating that interim orders will continue.
The Delhi High Court on Monday reserved its judgment on the plea seeking a stop to the Central Vista construction, considering the current Covid pandemic situation and also claiming that this was not an “essential” service as declared by the Central government.
The Centre on Friday moved the Supreme Court seeking a review of the judgment of May 5 by the Constitution Bench which struck down Maratha reservation as envisaged by the Maharashtra Reservation for Socially and Educationally Backward Classes (SEBC) Act.
The Supreme Court on Thursday asked the Central government and the governments of Delhi, Haryana and Uttar Pradesh to come up with their proposals and plans on providing relief to stranded migrant labourers in the near-lockdowns imposed in the three states.