Delhi HC asks Centre to reconsider ₹50 lakh cap for rare disease treatment

Justice Prathiba M. Singh, who is hearing a bunch of petitions by rare disease patients and their parents to provide continuous and uninterrupted treatment “free of cost” Justice Prathiba M.

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• Justice Prathiba M.
• Singh, who is hearing a bunch of petitions by rare disease patients and their parents to provide continuous and uninterrupted treatment “free of cost” Justice Prathiba M.
• Singh, who is hearing a bunch of petitions by rare disease patients and their parents to provide continuous and uninterrupted treatment “free of cost”

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• o is hearing a bunch of petitions by rare disease patients and their parents to provide continuous and uninterrupted treatment “free of cost”
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• Justice Prathiba M.
• Singh, who is hearing a bunch of petitions by rare disease patients and their parents to provide continuous and uninterrupted treatment “free of cost” Justice Prathiba M.
• Singh, who is hearing a bunch of petitions by rare disease patients and their parents to provide continuous and uninterrupted treatment “free of cost”