#OPINION | Pfizer developed the vaccine and manufactured it, as did Moderna, why should they have the luxury of shifting responsibility for side effects to the government? Well, for several reasons, explains @RoninLegal
@RoninLegal It is common for drug manufacturers to seek indemnification from their distributors (in this case, the government). However, it is a heavily negotiated clause.
@RoninLegal What you get in a contract is often a function of your leverage. Right now, Pfizer and Moderna have a great deal of leverage, because demand for their vaccines exceeds supply. Indemnity is not a right.
Following the cancellation of class 12 CBSE and CISCE board exams this year, students and academicians are relieved and free of anxiety around the boards.
Fugitive diamantaire Mehul Choksi has claimed in an affidavit that he is a “law-abiding citizen" and had left India only for medical treatment in the United States.
Patna AIIMS has started the paediatric trials for Covaxin after Bharat Biotech received the nod from the Drugs Controller General of India for clinical trials.
#WorldEnvironmentDay2021 | We might think that our individual efforts don’t matter enough, but our small lifestyle changes can have a very positive impact on the environment.
#WorldEnvironmentDay2021 | Pollution is one of the biggest menaces to our environment. The emergence of the pandemic brought another type of pollution with it - mask pollution. There's a need to stop it.
#News18FarmReformSurvey -- A survey conducted by the News18 Network has found a majority of Indians support the implementation of the new laws and think the agitation by farmers should be called off.
#News18FarmReformSurvey -- A majority believed that the new farm reform laws would benefit crop growers, and data showed that support for the new legislations was strong in most agrarian states.
The survey found that overall support for the new laws across the country stood at 53.6 per cent, with 56.59 per cent believing it was time for the farmers to call off their protest.