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State governments can purchase only 25% of vaccines – belying Centre’s claim of equitable policy There is also a clear case of discrimination in the new vaccine policy, given that the burden of deregulation is disproportionately borne by state governments. May 11, 2021 · 11:30 am A notice hung outside a vaccination centre in Mumbai which ran out of vaccines on Friday, April 9. | PTI There is a shocking revelation hidden in the government of India’s affidavit to the Supreme Court in the suo moto writ petition in the matter of “Re: Distribution of Essential Sup...

Six high courts hearing Covid cases is creating some confusion and diversion of resources, says bench; experts want HCs to stay in play.

A view of Supreme Court of India in New Delhi. File   | Photo Credit: S. Subramanium The bench, also comprising justices L Nageswara Rao and S Ravindra Bhat, would take up the plea for hearing on Friday. A lawyers’ body Thursday moved the Supreme Court, which has taken suo motu cognisance of prevailing grim pandemic situation in the country, urging it to allow various high courts to deal with the COVID-19 related issues at local level saying they “appear to be best suited to deal with the situation”. The top court also hinted that it would deal with the method and manner of COVID-19 ...

NEW DELHI: A lawyers' body on Thursday moved the Supreme Court, which has taken suo motu cognisance of prevailing grim pandemic situation in the country, urging it to allow various high courts to deal with the Covid-19 related issues at local level saying they "appear to be best suited to deal with the situation". Earlier in the day, a bench headed by Chief Justice S A Bobde took note of the pandemic situation due to sudden surge in Covid-19 cases and mortality and said it expected the Centre to come out with a "national plan" to deal with distribution of essential services and supplies, inc...

SC wants 'national plan' on COVID-19 situation, including on oxygen supply The top court 'suo motu' took note of the “grim” situation in the country and the havoc caused due to shortage of oxygen cylinders in hospitals Share Via Email   |  A+A A- By PTI NEW DELHI: As the handling of the raging COVID pandemic by authorities came under increasing judicial scrutiny, the Supreme Court on Thursday said it expected the Centre to come out with a “national plan” on supply of oxygen and essential drugs for treatment of infected patients and method and manner of vaccination against the dis...