NCDRC rules that failure of PRP hair treatment alone does not prove negligence, sets aside compensation orders against doctors and Lifecell International.
Read Full ArticleParliament passes Jan Vishwas Bill 2026, decriminalising minor offences across 79 laws, easing compliance, reducing litigation, and boosting ease of doing business.
Supreme Court rules limitation in Drugs Act cases begins when identity of accused is known, not from first complaint; Section 202 CrPC not mandatory for public servants.
Delhi High Court hears Centre’s objection to PIL on GST cut for air purifiers, asserting only the GST Council can decide tax rates under Article 279A.
Tamil Nadu Drugs Control Department arrests Sresan Pharma owner over alleged GMP violations in cough syrup production; facility sealed, probe ongoing.
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