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Oxygen Crisis: SC directs Centre to supply 700 MT oxygen to Delhi daily
A bench comprising Justices D Y Chandrachud and M R Shah said that the Centre will have to ensure supply of 700 MT of liquid medical oxygen (LMO) to t
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Oxygen Supply: Delhi received 730 MT of oxygen on May 5, Centre tells SC
The Centre said it has complied with the SC's order and supplied more than 700 MT of oxygen to the national capital.
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Oxygen Crisis | SC to hear Centre’s plea against Delhi HC contempt notice over oxygen supply
A special Supreme Court bench will assemble to hear the Centre's appeal against the Delhi HC order issuing contempt over centre's failure to supply en
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PIL for capping price of HRCT tests for Covid-19; HC seeks Delhi government stand
The petition said that at present, the cost of conducting HRCT in Delhi is between Rs 5,000 to Rs 6,000. Therefore, price regulation is very important
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COVID-19 | Delhi High Court directs insurers to settle claims within 30-60 minutes
The Delhi High Court has said insurance companies cannot take 6-7 hours for approving bills of COVID-19 patients
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COVID-19 second wave peak: Delhi High Court asks Centre about preparedness, terms mounting cases a ‘Tsunami’
New Delhi: The Delhi High Court on April 24 asked the Centre about the preparedness to deal with the expected COVID-19 second wave peak in mid-May, te
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Delhi High Court says will hang anyone blocking oxygen supply
The court told the Delhi government to inform the Centre also about such officials of the local administration so that it could take action against th
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Money9 Edit | Thank you, Your Honour!
Covid-19 is here to stay and not being prepared to deal with the virus and all its mutations is not an option
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Cut down industrial use of oxygen immediately: Delhi High Court
The Delhi High Court said that economic interests can not override human lives and suggested some reduction in steel and petroleum production to diver
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Three Delhi high court judges test COVID-19 positive
The Delhi High Court Bar Association has decided to close its office at the high court premises keeping in view the rising number of COVID-19 cases
