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Delhi Government Told To Provide Free Food, Treatment To Poor HIV Patients
Delhi High Court has directed the city government to ensure free food and medical treatment to HIV-positive persons living below the poverty line.
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Indian Restaurant In Norway Donates Earnings To Help With Oxygen Needs
An Indian restaurant based in Norway has come forward to donate its earnings to supply Oxygen to people in Delhi.
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Criminal Escapes From Police Custody During Shootout Outside Delhi Hospital
A fierce gunfight broke out at a government hospital in Delhi in broad daylight on Thursday when a police team escorting a notorious criminal came face to face with those who came to aid his escape, leaving one assailant dead and triggering a chaos with patients and their relatives running for cover, officials said.
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Delhi: Ola's Free Ambulance Service To Aid Non-Coronavirus Patients
Ola's emergency mobility will provide free transportation for medical trips for non-Coronavirus cases through its network of vehicles.
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Delhi High Court Directs For Auto Release Of Pension To Poor AIDS Patients
The Delhi High Court on Thursday directed the AAP government to put in place a system which would automatically release pension amounts to poor people suffering from the acquired immune deficiency syndrome (AIDS), just like various subsidies are paid into the bank accounts.
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"Law Not Notified?": Court Asks Centre On Discrimination Of HIV Patients
The Delhi High Court on Monday asked the central government why it has not yet notified the law to prevent discrimination against HIV and AIDS patients despite the statute receiving Presidential assent in April last year.
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Court Raps Delhi Hospitals For "Blatant Discrimination" Against HIV Patient
The Delhi High Court today termed as "blatant discrimination" the conduct of two government hospitals in Delhi and their doctors for not recording the HIV positive status of an AIDS patient who went there for treatment for injuries suffered in an accident.
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Freebies Okay But Not Pension To AIDS Patients? Court Raps AAP Government
The Delhi government can provide free water and electricity to those who have roof over their heads but can't afford to pay monthly pension to the poor suffering from AIDS, the Delhi High Court said today.
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High Court Seeks Government Response On Plea Alleging Lack Of Free HIV Medicines
Delhi High Court on Friday sought responses from the Centre and city government on a PIL alleging that poor HIV patients have been denied right to free treatment as well as accessibility to and availability of essential medicines and tests.
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Supreme Court backs generics in Novartis drug patent ruling
India's Supreme Court rejected Monday a patent bid by Swiss drug giant Novartis in a landmark ruling that activists say will protect access to cheap generic drugs and save lives in developing nations.
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BPL cards for city's AIDS patients
In a major initiative, the Delhi State AIDS council has decided to provide Below Poverty Line (BPL) cards to HIV and AIDS patients irrespective of their economic status.
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Delhi Government Told To Provide Free Food, Treatment To Poor HIV Patients
Delhi High Court has directed the city government to ensure free food and medical treatment to HIV-positive persons living below the poverty line.
-
Indian Restaurant In Norway Donates Earnings To Help With Oxygen Needs
An Indian restaurant based in Norway has come forward to donate its earnings to supply Oxygen to people in Delhi.
-
Criminal Escapes From Police Custody During Shootout Outside Delhi Hospital
A fierce gunfight broke out at a government hospital in Delhi in broad daylight on Thursday when a police team escorting a notorious criminal came face to face with those who came to aid his escape, leaving one assailant dead and triggering a chaos with patients and their relatives running for cover, officials said.
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Delhi: Ola's Free Ambulance Service To Aid Non-Coronavirus Patients
Ola's emergency mobility will provide free transportation for medical trips for non-Coronavirus cases through its network of vehicles.
-
Delhi High Court Directs For Auto Release Of Pension To Poor AIDS Patients
The Delhi High Court on Thursday directed the AAP government to put in place a system which would automatically release pension amounts to poor people suffering from the acquired immune deficiency syndrome (AIDS), just like various subsidies are paid into the bank accounts.
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"Law Not Notified?": Court Asks Centre On Discrimination Of HIV Patients
The Delhi High Court on Monday asked the central government why it has not yet notified the law to prevent discrimination against HIV and AIDS patients despite the statute receiving Presidential assent in April last year.
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Court Raps Delhi Hospitals For "Blatant Discrimination" Against HIV Patient
The Delhi High Court today termed as "blatant discrimination" the conduct of two government hospitals in Delhi and their doctors for not recording the HIV positive status of an AIDS patient who went there for treatment for injuries suffered in an accident.
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Freebies Okay But Not Pension To AIDS Patients? Court Raps AAP Government
The Delhi government can provide free water and electricity to those who have roof over their heads but can't afford to pay monthly pension to the poor suffering from AIDS, the Delhi High Court said today.
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High Court Seeks Government Response On Plea Alleging Lack Of Free HIV Medicines
Delhi High Court on Friday sought responses from the Centre and city government on a PIL alleging that poor HIV patients have been denied right to free treatment as well as accessibility to and availability of essential medicines and tests.
-
Supreme Court backs generics in Novartis drug patent ruling
India's Supreme Court rejected Monday a patent bid by Swiss drug giant Novartis in a landmark ruling that activists say will protect access to cheap generic drugs and save lives in developing nations.
-
BPL cards for city's AIDS patients
In a major initiative, the Delhi State AIDS council has decided to provide Below Poverty Line (BPL) cards to HIV and AIDS patients irrespective of their economic status.
