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'Who Heads NCPCR? How Can They Be So Indifferent?' Supreme Court Rebukes NCPCR Over 25% RTE Quota Implementation
[PM Modi Degree Case]
Delhi High Court adjourns to December appeals seeking disclosure of information with respect to bachelor's degree of Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
CJ led bench could not take up the case due to paucity of time.
Why Not Cap Medicines' MRPs At 16% Above Retailer Prices? Supreme Court Asks
A sessions court in Mumbai has granted bail to controversial cop Sachin Waze in the Antilia Bomb Scare case.
He has been given bail on ground of long incarceration as he has spent around five years and six months in prison.
Allahabad HC judge pens poem to educate youth against tobacco smoking:
"...“I’ll quit,” I said, with great conviction twice,
Then thrice, then roughly forty times a year.
Each January brought the same advice
From me, to me, which I did not adhere.
I’ve quit the quitting now, if I’ll be honest..."
Allahabad HC Bars Hookah Service In Restaurants, Says Designated Smoking Areas Can't Be Used For It
Delhi High Court adjourns to December defamation suit filed by CJP’s Saurav Das against Abhijit Iyer Mitra, and certain web portals over allegations of revealing his residential address and personal information on social media.
Das’s counsel requested time to file his rejoinder in the matter.
Punjab Municipal Elections: Supreme Court Says All Wards Where Violence Took Place Must Go For Re-Election
Supreme Court hears the suo motu case concerning pollution in Jojari River.
Bench: Justice Vikram Nath and Justice Sandeep Mehta.
#SupremeCourt again questions Centre over huge markups on cancer drugs compared to significantly lower price to retailers (PTR).
Justice Sandeep Mehta: 27000 MRP of a cancer drug, price to retailer is around 3000. Just see the drastic difference.
Justice Mehta: Why a distinction between essential and non essential under DPCO?
Bench: corporate hospitals insist on purchasing from in house pharmacies. Who pays if the patient is taking treatment under some government scheme? The taxpayer.
Bench: why not a uniform criteria of 16% and nothing beyond that? Every medical device, every medicine is covered under the Essential Commodities Act. If it is an essential item can it be left out of the DCPO?
Solicitor General Tushar Mehta earlier: we will have to find a way out. I am not saying the petitioners are wrong but some way which balances equities will have to be found. As I understand Pharma companies are not the ones benefiting from it.