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- Activist lands in jail for protesting lack of health facilities in tribal district five years ago
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ANTI-VENOM SERUM
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Issue Date: Jan 15, 2002
The Supreme Court has ordered the committee for conservation, supervision and experimentation of animals to carry out inspection in units which produce anti-venom serum from blood taken from horses and see if these units are following the norms. Passing orders on a public interest litigation (PIL), the court said that the committee should order closure of the units which are flouting the set norms.
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