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  Chandigarh (Kuldeep):  There was a stampede in the Sector 43 District Court of Chandigarh when a bomb threat was received on the official email of the Sessions Judge. Upon receiving the information, the prosecution immediately alerted the security agencies and as a precaution, the entire court complex was evacuated.  Bomb squad, police of Sector 36 police station, QRT team and other intelligence agencies reached the spot. Security teams thoroughly searched the entire court complex. No suspicious object or explosive was found during the investigation.  After the investigation was completed, the officers termed it as a rumor. The administration and people present in the court complex breathed a sigh of relief as no threat was found. Currently, the police are investigating the case and the identity of the email sender.  News is originally taken from: https://bit.ly/4qXytzl Samachar App : watch the live latest news of India and the world, business updates, cr...

  The Delhi High Court Tuesday directed the Centre to form a policy on distribution of Liposomal Amphotericin B drug for treat black fungus and spell out the priority of patients so that some lives could be saved, if not all.     The Delhi High Court Tuesday directed the Centre to form a policy on distribution of Liposomal Amphotericin B drug for treat black fungus and spell out the priority of patients so that some lives could be saved, if not all.   The administration of drug has to be prioritized for those with better chances of survival as also the younger generation, having promise of future over the older ones who have lived their lives, the high court said.   A bench of Justices Vipin Sanghi and Jasmeet Singh said the Centre may carve out an exception in the policy for those serving the nation in high position and whose safety and security is necessary because of the pivotal roles that they play.   It said the drug is in shortage...

  New Delhi:  The Delhi High Court on Monday issued a notice to microblogging social media platform Twitter for not following the new information technology (IT) rules. A bench comprising Justice Rekha Palli gave Twitter three weeks to respond and set the matter for further hearing on July 6. The court was hearing a petition filed by advocate Amit Acharya, who accused Twitter of not following the Information Technology (Intermediate Guidelines and Code of Digital Conduct) Rule 2021, which came into force on May 25. The new guidelines require social media companies such as Twitter, WhatsApp, Facebook and Google to regulate their content, appoint complaint officers who will be responsible for complaints, and adopt measures such as the detection of personal messages and voluntary user verification. Senior advocate Sajan Poovaya, appearing on Twitter, told the court that on May 28, a Resident Grievance Officer had been appointed. The government's lawyer Ripudaman Bhardwaj opposed ...