The Madhya Pradesh High Court pulled up the state government for an “insensitive” response to deaths and illness caused by contaminated water in Indore’s Bhagirathpura area. The court has directed the MP Chief Secretary to appear via video conference on January 15 as it examines possible criminal or civil liability.
After eight deaths and nearly 200 hospitalisations due to contaminated water in Indore, the Madhya Pradesh High Court has directed civic authorities to ensure clean drinking water in all areas. The Court has also sought a detailed status report from the State and municipal officials on the cause of contamination and remedial measures.
The Bombay High Court has formed a five-member team to inspect construction sites and check violations of air pollution norms as Mumbai’s AQI continues to worsen. The panel has been directed to submit its report by December 15 with strict monitoring measures.
Today, On 13rd November, Supreme Court Warns of Severe Delhi Air Pollution, Says “Situation Is Very Very Serious! Even Masks Are Not Enough.” Justice Narasimha Urges Lawyers to Use Virtual Hearings, Cautioning That Toxic Air May Cause Permanent Health Damage.
New Delhi: The Supreme Court on Monday (27th Jan) highlighted the widespread issue of snakebites in India and urged the Central Government to work with all states to improve access to snakebite treatment in medical facilities.
