Coronavirus and the Law (COVID-19)

Coronavirus and the Law (COVID-19)

Maharashtra Government's decision to continue with COVID vaccination rule for public transport users unfortunate: HC
SC directs appointment of nodal officer to facilitate payment of COVID ex gratia to families
Mentioning in Supreme Court requires urgent revision
Allowing unvaccinated people to use public transport will invite explosive transmission of COVID-19, Maharashtra tells Bombay HC
Source: Bloomberg Quint.
Tablighi Jamaat: Delhi HC asks Delhi Police to file an affidavit if housing foreigners on valid visa is prohibited
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How is housing Tablighi Jamaat attendees during lockdown an offence, HC asks Delhi Police
Who Will Penalize the Laxity on the Part of Law Enforcers? – Part IV
Who Will Penalize the Laxity on the Part of Law Enforcers? – Part III
Who Will Penalize the Laxity on the Part of Law Enforcers? – Part II
Justice A.S. Oka: the judge known for taking suffering seriously
Domestic Violence as the Shadow Pandemic
Unequal vaccination raises questions on vaccine passports
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How Protected are Vaccinated Persons from Delta Variant
Study terms COVID second wave India’s ‘Worst tragedy since partition’, Govt denies data
Covid aftermath: Government lives in denial of thousands dying due to lack of oxygen
Nupi Manbi: Manipur’s transgender community’s existing struggle for acceptance amidst the pandemic
Centre’s affidavits in SC exposes its hollow claims of both Covid vaccine availability and spending on its research and development
An Early Date
An Early Date
Raju Z Moray
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COVID-19 and Mandatory Vaccination Policies: A Fundamental Rights Perspective
Politics Around COVID Vaccine Access in Context of Covid-19 Prevalence and Mortality
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A mural depicting a health worker caring for the country during the COVID-19 crisis. (Anindya Chattopadhyay/TOI)
Right To Health: Follow Kerala and Tamil Nadu that capped prices of COVID-19 essentials
Patent Rights on Medicines and Vaccines must be waived off and Public Sector Pharma Companies revived
State is obligated to ensure access to healthcare by the Constitution
COVID-19 and the Shortage of Drugs: A Case for Compulsory Licensing
IMA demands strong action against Ramdev for blaming allopathy for majority of COVID deaths
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