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NATIONAL VACCINE POLICY: IN THE DOLDRUMS
The Show Must Go On
The death of the cardiologist is not only a great loss to the medical fraternity in India but also for India Legal magazine as he was one of its prime and regular contributors.

Delhi HC asks centre, Delhi govt for report on installation of oxygen plants

The Delhi High Court directed both the central government and the Delhi government to file reports on the installation of Pressure Swing Adsorption (PSA) Medical Oxygen Generation Plants (left).

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Delhi HC directs govt to fix cap on Covid treatment in private hospitals

In view of the fact that many hospitals have now been converted into 100 percent Covid hospitals and allegations are surfacing of over-pricing by private hospitals, the Delhi High Court directed the Government of National Capital Territory of Delhi (GNCTD) to fix a cap on charges demanded by private hospitals for the treatment of Covid patients.

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Calcutta HC asks police to give protection to West Bengal BJP member

The Calcutta High Court directed a local police station to give protection to Sankari Das, a Bharatiya Janata Party member, after she alleged that she had become a target of post-poll violence because of her political affiliation.

1 min

Live-In Relationship Legal, Says Punjab And Haryana High Court

The Punjab & Haryana High Court ruled that an individual had the right to formalise a relationship with his or her partner through marriage or adopt the non-formal approach of a live-in relationship.

1 min

Practise the Principle of Subsidiarity

The centre has left states to buy vaccines in the open market. This is not co-operative federalism at all. Instead, India should practise the principle of subsidiarity so that fast action is taken at the local level

6 mins

Flying Through Covid Turbulence

The pandemic couldn’t have struck at a worst time for airlines as they cope with depleting loads and increasing fear. After the Indian Commercial Pilots Association move not to fly till pilots are vaccinated, airlines have got their act together

6 mins

The Winning Formula

Provisions in the Act can be used to provide for compulsory licensing. This will allow the centre, without the permission of the patentee, to use a vaccine for a national emergency at affordable prices

5 mins

“Hooks”, “Pillars” and “Foundations” of Constitutionalism: Basic Stature in Kenyan Jurisprudence

The Kenya High Court extending the basic structure doctrine is people-centred rather than State-friendly. It prescribes a constitutional disciple and responsibility on the executive and legislature, even in a system providing referendum for ultimate constitutional change

6 mins

Set For a Council's Counsel

The state government’s decision to set up an upper house is a strategic move made by Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee to augment her unfulfilled political and business interests

6 mins

The Ordinance Conundrum

In 1950, the Speaker spoke about the “undemocratic” practice of promulgating ordinances instead of bringing Bills. Now, they are re-issued in the absence of their ratification, thereby doing away with ordinance etiquette

7 mins

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