Supreme Court says mandatory menstrual leave may affect women’s employment opportunities
The Supreme Court of India has expressed concerns that making menstrual leave compulsory could unintentionally discourage employers from hiring women….
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Centre Opposes Plea to Classify Air Purifiers as Medical Devices
The Central government has opposed a Public Interest Litigation seeking a reduction in the GST on air purifiers, amid continuing…
Dr. Sivaranjani Santosh Leads One-Woman Battle Against Misleading ORS Drinks
Hyderabad-based pediatrician Dr. Sivaranjani Santosh, who has been at the forefront of an eight-year battle against misleading “ORS” drinks, is…
SC: Court Cannot Decide Medical Syllabus, Dismisses Plea for Changes
The Supreme Court has refused to entertain a Public Interest Litigation (PIL) that sought modifications in the medical syllabus. A…
SC Issues Notice to Centre, States on Free Treatment for Poor Patients at Private Hospitals Built on Government Land
The Supreme Court has issued notices to the Central Government, all States, and Union Territories over the failure of private…