The Supreme Court on Wednesday directed the Centre and state Governments to provide basic infrastructure, including drinking water and toilets, in all schools within six months.
Supreme Court Ruling Brings Relief to Healthcare Industry
US Supreme Court’s ruling upholding President Barack Obama’s healthcare reforms brought a sigh of relief not just for millions of uninsured Americans but also to the healthcare industry.
US Supreme Court’s ruling upholding President Barack Obama’s healthcare reforms brought a sigh of relief not just for millions of uninsured Americans but also to the healthcare industry.
The court passed the order on a PIL seeking its direction to Centre and state governments to provide basic facilities of drinking water and toilets in schools.
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After the Supreme Court upheld his reforms to extend health insurance to another 32 million US citizens, President Barack Obama claimed ‘Victory’ for all Americans.
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