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The Supreme Court is reviewing new safety measures for coaching centers following the flooding deaths of three UPSC aspirants in Delhi. A draft proposal suggests significant fines for violations and personal liability for responsible individuals. The incident has intensified calls for stricter regulations to prevent similar tragedies in the future.
The Supreme Court criticized the failure of Delhi agencies to implement the Solid Waste Management Rules of 2016, ordering the chief secretary to convene a meeting with stakeholders to create a time-bound action plan. The court warned of stringent measures if compliance is not met by December 13, revisiting the issue on December 16.
Today, On 5th September, The Delhi High Court ordered the Delhi Development Authority to compensate the families of a mother and son who tragically died after falling into an open drain in Ghazipur. The court instructed the DDA to pay Rs 20 lakh as a humanitarian gesture. The incident raised concerns about safety measures in the area, prompting the court’s decision.
Today, 29th July, Supreme Court announced it may soon deliver a verdict on the Delhi government’s plea challenging the Lieutenant Governor’s authority to nominate aldermen to the Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD). The plea contests the decision to nominate members without the council of ministers’ aid and advice. The standing committee of the MCD, including 18 members, is currently non-functional.
The Delhi High Court has directed the Municipal Corporation of Delhi to submit a detailed report on the surge in dengue cases within two weeks. Emphasizing the need for comprehensive data, the court also addressed a proposed fine increase for mosquito breeding to combat the escalating public health crisis. The next hearing is scheduled for March 19.
Delhi: The Delhi High Court has initiated a comprehensive assessment and improvement plan by establishing a six-member expert committee. This decision underscores the urgent need to enhance medical facilities across state-run and Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD) hospitals, addressing long-standing deficiencies that have compromised patient care and access to essential medical services. Also Read- Delhi […]
