Today, On 15th January, the Supreme Court expressed concerns about spending money on cycle tracks instead of focusing on essential services. During a recent hearing, the court questioned whether projects like cycle tracks should be given more importance than basic needs like healthcare, education, and public welfare. This has started a debate about the government’s spending priorities. The court stressed the need for a balanced approach, prioritizing the welfare of citizens.
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Today, On 21st October, the Supreme Court of India called for uniform safety standards in coaching centers following the drowning deaths of three civil service aspirants in Delhi. The court demanded stricter regulations to enhance student protection and prevent future tragedies, emphasizing permanent oversight and comprehensive policies across the National Capital Region.
Today, On 10th May, the Delhi High Court ordered the closure of coaching centers violating safety regulations, aiming to ensure student and resident safety. The MCD and DDA were directed to seal non-compliant premises. The court emphasized the importance of fire safety and instructed authorities to conduct a survey to identify non-compliant coaching centers within four weeks.