Kerala High Court criticised a poorly drafted PIL over the Kottayam hospital collapse and framed key questions under the Clinical Establishments Act. The Court directed the State to submit a detailed affidavit on rules, inspections, and hospital standards.
Calcutta HC mandates immediate rehabilitation by West Bengal government for victims of Garden Reach building collapse, led by Chief Justice T S Sivagnanam, highlighting urgent state action and upcoming PIL hearing on April 4. KOLKATA: Today(on 21st March), The Calcutta High Court has mandated the West Bengal government to provide immediate rehabilitation to the individuals […]
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Today(on 19th March), Justice Amrita Singh of the Calcutta High Court criticized the slow response of Kolkata Municipality in addressing illegal constructions, such as a disputed five-story building in Ekbalpur. Despite the court’s directive, demolition of the illegal construction remains pending after 30 days, prompting questions about the delay and need for transparency. The next hearing is set for April 9, emphasizing the urgency of the matter.