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Representative Image Delhi HC dismisses PIL seeking to allow conversion of unused CNG cylinders cascade into medical oxygen use ANI | Updated: May 17, 2021 14:39 IST By Sushil Batra New Delhi [India], May 17 (ANI): The Delhi High Court on Monday dismissed the Public Interest Litigation (PIL) seeking direction to allow conversion of unused CNG cylinders cascade lying idle and any other CNG cylinders cascade which can be spared by respective city gas distribution companies for Medical Oxygen use. While dismissing the petition, the bench of Justice DN Patel ...

Covid in India: How Kerala escaped an oxygen crisis anjana@khaleejtimes.com Filed on April 23, 2021 A man waits to refill a medical oxygen cylinder at a charging station on the outskirts of Prayagraj. — AP The state is producing surplus oxygen when rest of India is gasping for breath The second wave has turned India into a Covid hell with 16 million confirmed cases and daily infections soaring to over 300,000 for a second day. Healthcare systems have collapsed in many states under the staggering number of patients wanting medical care. Reports from across the country show how bo...

Updated: Share Article AAA Even as the district administration mounted pressure on fireworks industry through inspections to check safety norms violations, Petroleum and Explosives Safety Organisation (PESO) has instructed two major fireworks associations to comply with the Supreme Court directives to avoid using banned chemicals and making banned joined crackers. In a circular addressed to Tamil Nadu Fireworks and Amorces Manufacturers’ Association and The Indian Fireworks Manufacturers’ Association, PESO Deputy Chief Controller of Explosives, K. Sundaresan, remained the associations to...

The tribunal took cognisance of media report which stated that six people were killed in quarry blast in Hirenagavalli, Chikkaballapur on February 22

Oil India Ltd cannot disown responsibility on fire incident in Assam's Baghjan oil well: NGT Synopsis The order came on a plea filed by activist Bonani Kakkar and others alleging failure of the authorities in preventing the blowout of Baghjan oil well. Well number 5 at Baghjan in Tinsukia district, had been spewing gas uncontrollably, and it caught fire on June 9 last year, killing two of OIL''s fire fighters at the site. Oil India Ltd (OIL) cannot disown its responsibility on the fire incident in Assam's Baghjan oil well by shifting the blame on the contractor, the National Green Tribunal ...