COVID-19

Lockdown has brought great disparity within various sections of the society across the country, so much so amongst the legal professionals who have been deprived of their day to day professional work. In the legal arena of our country, things are set to take a paradigm shift.

The Delhi High Court on Monday issued notice to the Delhi Government in a plea seeking explanations from Delhi Govt & ICMR on the Govt's decision to exclude asymptomatic direct contacts of confirmed cases from COVID-19 testing.

A PIL has been filed in Delhi High Court challenging the order of the Delhi Government regarding COVID19 test making it limited to only symptomatic patients and asymptomatic individuals are restricted from being tested.

Covid-19 has had an unparalleled impact on everyday life, globally. Governments have issued instructions to self-isolate, entire industries and countries are in lockdown and new information is disseminated on a daily basis

Physical distancing measures to mitigate Covid-19 have significantly disrupted the judiciaries of both the US and India.

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The migrant crisis triggered by the Covid-19 pandemic is the worst humanitarian tragedy seen in India since Partition. Nothing illustrates that more than the heartbreaking video of a toddler trying to wake up his dead mother on Bihar’s Muzaffarpur railway platform

The High Court of Madhya Pradesh has extended limited functioning of the high court as well as of its subordinate courts till June 13th, 2020. The Court has also issued directions regarding the functioning of Courts to contain the spread of COVID-19.

The declaration of Covid-19 as a pandemic, followed by a nationwide lockdown to contain the virus, led to both public and private donations pouring in to help states and people, especially migrant workers

In a massive blow in its attempts to return to normal; functioning, at least three judges of the Madras High Court have tested positive for COVID-19 reportedly resulting in it deciding to restrict its functioning until the month end.