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Orissa HC takes suo motu cognizance of death of sanitation workers in Bhubaneswar, Cuttack sewers

The court underscored that Article 17 was written into the Indian Constitution with the hope that the practice of untouchability in general and manual scavenging, in particular, would not continue in a free and independent India.

Supreme Court says Vedanta plant should produce oxygen, Tamil Nadu to file affidavit on Monday

The Bench, headed by Chief Justice SA Bobde, cleared that there is no problem if the Tamil Nadu government takes over the plant, but it would be required to produce the oxygen that it can during these trying times when the whole country is gasping for oxygen.

Covid-19: Bombay High Court asks Centre to reconsider its stance against door-to-door vaccination

The Court said that the reasons assigned by the respondent, which in its opinion do not encourage a door-to-door vaccination of the elderly and disabled citizens.

PIL in Supreme Court seeks transfer of Kerala journalist Siddique Kappan to AIIMS

They were later booked under provisions of the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act (UAPA) and charges of sedition.

Completely bereft of reason: Delhi Court on Police’s plea for production of Umar Khalid with handcuffs in both hands

The court has now kept the matter for further hearing on May 6. It also noted that both the applicants have already been granted bail.

This is four times bigger than last year: Delhi HC on alarming Covid situation

The Additional Secretary suggested the AAP government to tie-up with other entities too.

Covid: SC agrees to hear Vedanta plea to open Tuticorin plant for oxygen production

According to Solicitor General Tushar Mehta, the country is in dire need of oxygen. Vedanta wants to make its plant operational but it should be allowed operational to produce only oxygen for health purposes.

SCBA opposes Supreme Court suo motu cognizance of oxygen, drug shortage

The application further stated that the High Courts appear to be best suited to deal with the situation, while seeking direction to allow the High Courts to continue dealing with the present issue.

PIL in Delhi HC seeks resumption of Delhi govt scheme providing dry ration to needy

The relief has been sought in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic and the ensuing declaration of national lockdown leading to acute hunger, distress and the denial of right to food

Covid-19 spike: Supreme Court takes suo motu cognizance of oxygen, drug situation (Read order)

In initial discussions, Solicitor General Tushar Mehta informed the Chief Justice that Delhi and some other courts have taken suo motu cognisance, but there is a person, Mr Malhotra, who made an application regarding the suo motu case.

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