Delhi High Court

A doctor had objected to Delhi government decision to treat government officers, their families in 4 hotels linked to two hospitals if they fell ill during Covid-19 second wave. The Delhi High Court has ruled the govt officers and their families needed the guarantee since they were risking infection.

The Supreme Court stayed the arrest of the former IPS officer accused in the sedition case … sought response from the Chhattisgarh government … Said, disturbing trend of police officers leaning towards the ruling party

The Delhi High Court has sought response from the Central govt, the Reserve Bank of India and the Bar Council of India, in a plea seeking the inclusion of advocates within the definition of professionals as provided under the MSME Act

The Delhi High Court has awarded Rs 20 lakh compensation to a 28-year-old man who was left with 100% disability after an accident while he was working as an electrician with Bryan Construction Company which was assigned to carry out repair and maintenance works for BSES Rajdhani Power Limited.

The Delhi High Court on Thursday disposed of a plea highlighting the sale of misleading Oral Rehydration Salts (ORS) solutions, which is administered to prevent dehydration caused more particularly due to diarrhoea, by leading pharmaceutical brands in the Indian market

The Delhi government has apprised the Delhi High Court that the Centre has undertaken to supply Covid-19 vaccines to all State Governments free of cost, as per its 'Revised Guidelines’ issued on June 8, 2021.

The petition claims that the petitioner has given written complaints to SHO Badarpur, DCP Sarita Vihar, PWD head office, New Delhi and Headquarter, Northern Railway, Baroda House, but to no avail.

The plea has been filed through Advocates Robin Raju, Yash Prakash and Deepa Joseph, by Srishti Madurai Educational Research Foundation, a Trust formed by a group of student volunteers working for the rights of gender-queer and intersex community all over the country.

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The Delhi High Court has directed the Centre on Tuesday to treat the plea as representation filed for seeking ex-gratia assistance for the family members of Indian citizens who succumbed to Covid-19 beyond the territorial limits of India.