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Supreme Court Asks Centre to Explain Rationale of COVID Vaccine Pricing - (28 Apr 2021)

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Supreme Court has asked the Central Government to explain the rationale behind the pricing policy for COVID vaccines in the suo moto case taken on the issues related to COVID-19. The Court has directed the Centre to explain in an affidavit the basis and rationale adopted in regard to the pricing of vaccines.

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