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New Delhi, July 5 (IANS) The Supreme Court on Monday stepped-in as counsels for yoga guru Ramdev and doctors' body had heated argument, on former's plea seeking a stay on proceedings in connection with multiple FIRs lodged over his alleged remarks against the use of allopathic medicines during the COVID pandemic.A bench comprising Chief Justice N.V. Ramana, justices A.S. Bopanna and Hrishikesh Roy noted that the court had received material connected with the case at around 11 p.m. on Sunday night. "We got bulky files having copies of statements and videos", said the bench.The apex court was scheduled to examine on Monday, the original records of Ramdev's statement on the use of allopathic medicine following his plea to stay investigation and transfer the cases against him to Delhi.Senior advocate Mukul Rohatgi, appearing for Ramdev, requested the bench to hear the matter on Friday. Senior advocate Rajiv Dutta, appearing for Delhi Medical Association (DMA), which has filed an impleadment application in the matter submitted that his client has created a chart citing all statements made by Ramdev. DMA has called Ramdev a "businessman" clad as a "yoga guru" and claimed that he does not have any degree or license to practice Ayurveda and prescribe medicines.The bench said: "we are not doing anything. We are posting it for next week." Senior advocate P.S. Patwalia, representing the Indian Medical Association and one of the respondents in the matter, submitted that his client has also filed all extracts of Ramdev's statement in its application.At this juncture of the hearing, Rohatgi opposed the application, and said, "They have no role in filing all this". Dutta rebutted, "Don't say, we have no role. What you are stating (in the petition) is all false". The bench intervened, "Don't quarrel". The bench said it may take up the matter on July 12.Ramdev alleged that the IMA has unleashed barrage of cases, civil and criminal, against him via its different chapters in the country.On June 30, Rohatgi had submitted that FIRs have been filed in different parts of the country against his client, and urged the court to club these FIRs, and have a single case in Delhi. He added that his client had launched Coronil for Covid last year, and all the doctors went against him.The bench had asked Rohatgi, "what is the original thing that you spoke?" He had responded, "I will file original video and transcript". After hearing arguments, the top court had scheduled the matter for further hearing on July 12.In the plea, Ramdev sought transfer of FIRs lodged by IMA in Patna and Raipur to Delhi. He has been booked under Sections 188 (disobedience to order duly promulgated by public servant), 269 (negligent act likely to transmit infection of disease dangerous to life), 504 (intentional insult with intent to provoke breach of peace) of the IPC and other provisions of Disaster Management Act, 2005.The voluntary body of doctors accused him of spreading false information in connection with the Allopathic treatment for Covid patients. On May 23, Ramdev had withdrawn his statements on Allopathic medicine after receiving a strong-worded letter from Union Health Minister Harsh Vardhan, who termed his remarks as "inappropriate".--IANSss/skp/

Thiruvananthapuram, June 30 (IANS) In a move to bolster the beleaguered tourism sector, Kerala on Wednesday announced that people working in prime tourism spots will be completely vaccinated and only after that the spots will be opened for tourists, said State Tourism Minister P.A. Mohammed Riyas.Riyas told the media here that the first step in this direction will be taken in tourism spots of Wayanad -- Vythiri and Meppadi. Wayanad is the Lok Sabha constituency of Rahul Gandhi, the former Congress president."In the second phase other tourism spots like Kochi, Alappuzha, Kovalam, Thekkadi and Varkala will be covered and once that's done, those spots also will be opened up," said Riyas.State Health Minister Veena George, who was also present at the press meet, said she expects to complete the full vaccination at the two spots in Wayanad district in a week's time.Wayanad gets a good number of tourists from neighbouring states of Karnataka and Tamil Nadu, besides Kerala.The Kerala Tourism industry, which brought in more than Rs 45,000 crore and contributed around 12 per cent to the state GDP in 2019, is reeling under heavy losses due to the Covid pandemic. The industry is demanding that the state government come out with schemes which will reinvigorate the tourism sector.--IANSsg/dpb

Chennai, June 25 (IANS) Tamil Nadu Medical and Family Welfare Minister M. Subramanian has said that the state will be prioritising vaccination drives at its major tourist spots.The minister said that Chief Minister M.K. Stalin has directed special vaccination drives in tourist and memorial places.In a statement on Thursday night, Subramanian said that directions have been given to district administrators to achieve 100 per cent vaccination in tourist and religious places like Velankanni and Nagoor. The minister said that all the district administrations have been put on alert to conduct a special vaccination drive in the tourist spots of their respective districts.The minister also said that special emphasis has been laid upon the vaccination of tribals and tea workers in the Nilgiris district, and added that within a week the state is expected to achieve 100 per cent vaccination of these.He also said it was the tireless effort of the local legislator Anbil Mahesh Poymozhi, who is also the state education minister and added that the village was able to achieve 100 per cent vaccination of all the eligible adult population except for pregnant women. Subramanian in the statement also reminisced that Kattur was the place where the memorial for late Chief Minister and doyen of DMK politics is coming up.The minister also said that the government has taken stringent action against 40 private hospitals in the state where the Chief Minister's Comprehensive health insurance scheme was not implemented properly.--IANSaal/dpb

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