'Process of registration of migrant workers very slow, must be expedited'
India | May 24, 2021 13:30 ISTThe Supreme Court said the benefit of schemes can be extended to migrant workers after they are identified and registered by authorities.
The Supreme Court said the benefit of schemes can be extended to migrant workers after they are identified and registered by authorities.
The Calcutta High Court had referred the bail pleas of these four leaders to be heard by a five-judge bench after the split verdict was passed by the two-Judge bench.
PIL seeking stay on the construction of Central Vista amid the raging COVID pandemic was just another attempt to stall the project, Centre says to Supreme Court
Before the technical glitches stalled the proceeding conducted through video conferencing, Justice Chandrachud referred to a news report and said that two of the judges of the bench got the Centre's affidavit on Monday morning.
Serum Institute of India is supplying Covishield to the Centre for Rs 150 a dose while to states for Rs 300 a dose. Private Hospitals are getting it at double the state's price at Rs 600.
The Supreme Court has set up a National Task Force (NTF) to facilitate a public health response to COVID-19 based on scientific and specialised domain knowledge. Watch Experts decodes how this task force will work and tackle Oxygen Crisis?
The Supreme Court has directed the 12-member National Task Force (NTF) set up on Saturday to streamline oxygen allocation in the country to form sub-groups for each state/Union Territory to conduct an audit for determining whether the oxygen supplies allocated by the Centre are reaching the concerned state, UTs.
The Supreme Court has directed the 12-member National Task Force (NTF) set up on Saturday to streamline oxygen allocation in the country to form sub-groups for each state/Union Territory to conduct an audit for determining whether the oxygen supplies allocated by the Centre are reaching the concerned state/UT.
Union minister Hardeep Singh Puri on Friday hit back at the Congress for attacking the government over its Central Vista redevelopment project, saying the party's discourse is "bizarre" as its leaders themselves had supported the idea when the UPA was in power.
The Supreme Court on Friday put its foot down stating that 700 metric tonnes of medical oxygen have to be supplied to Delhi daily to tide over the Covid-19 crisis.
The Supreme Court on Friday said the Karnataka High Court order for the supply of 1,200 MT oxygen is reasonable and the High Court cannot remain silent when people are dying.
The Supreme Court on Friday put its foot down stating that 700 metric tonnes of medical oxygen have to be supplied to Delhi daily to tide over the Covid-19 crisis.
The Supreme Court on Thursday told the Centre that Delhi must get at least 700 tonnes (mt) of oxygen every day, which has been requested by the government to meet the demands of the Covid patients. Delhi is among the worst-hit regions in the country during the second wave of coronavirus.
The Madras High Court had on April 26 castigated the EC for the surge in COVID-19 cases during the second wave of the pandemic.
The apex court, while staying contempt proceedings initiated by Delhi High Court against central government officials for non-compliance of direction to supply 700 MT of oxygen to Delhi, had sought an answer from the Centre today.
The Supreme Court has asked the Centre to deploy doctors who have completed their internships to deal with the Covid crisis.
The Supreme Court has expressed concerns over the deteriorating Covid-19 situation and reports suggesting that the third wave of Covid-19 will hit children in a big way. The court asked the Centre to prepare for the third wave as the latter submitted a plan on allocating oxygen to states.
The Madras High Court had, on April 26, castigated the Election Commission for the surge in COVID-19 cases during the second wave of the pandemic.
The Supreme Court bench of Justices DY Chandrachud and MR Shah pointed out that the coury was there to find fault amid the pandemic, but stressed that it was important to ensure oxygen supply for Delhi.
I do applaud the Mumbai model. It is not a political model. As an officer of the court, not for Centre or state, we need to find a solution, Solicitor General Tushar Mehta told the Supreme Court.
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