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The Prime Minister's Office has informed Delhi High Court that the PM CARES Fund can neither be brought under the Right to Information Act as a 'public authority' nor can it be listed as 'State' since it is owned by the Govt of India.
The Centre was responding to pleas seeking declaration of the Covid-19 fund as 'State' under the Constitution and 'public authority' under RTI&nbsp;for purposes of transparency
The Prime Minister's Office in the affidavit said that PM CARESwas set up as a public charitable trust, and not created by or under the Constitution of India, or by any law made by Parliament or any state legislature.
It argued that the fund operates in a transparent manner with donations being taken only via cheque, demand draft or online payment. The PMO&nbsp;also said that the fund is audited and the reports is post on its website
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PM CARES Fund can't be under RTI, it is not a govt trust: PMO

Prime Minister's Office tells Delhi High Court that&nbsp;PM CARES Fund can't be under RTI, it is not a govt trust.&nbsp;

The Prime Minister's Office has informed Delhi High Court that the PM CARES Fund can neither be brought under the Right to Information Act as a 'public authority' nor can it be listed as 'State' since it is not owned by the Govt of India.
The Centre was responding to pleas seeking declaration of the Covid-19 fund as 'State' under the Constitution and 'public authority' under RTI&nbsp;for purposes of transparency
The Prime Minister's Office in the affidavit said that PM CARES was set up as a public charitable trust, and not created by or under the Constitution of India, or by any law made by Parliament or any state legislature.
It argued that the fund operates in a transparent manner with donations being taken only via cheque, demand draft or online payment. The PMO&nbsp;also said that the fund is audited and the reports are posted on its website
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The Centre was responding to pleas seeking declaration of the Covid-19 fund as 'State' under the Constitution and 'public authority' under RTI&nbsp;for purposes of transparency

The government on Wednesday approved the procurement of 1.5 lakh units of 'Oxycare' system, developed by the Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO). ₹322 crore have been sanctioned from the PM-CARES Fund for the purchase to help in the treatment of Covid-19 patients.
Oxycare is an oxygen supply system based on SpO2 (oxygen saturation) level. The DRDO has already transferred the technology to multiple industries in India for large-scale production of the Oxycare system.
The defence ministry said 1 lakh manual and 50,000 automatic Oxycare systems are being procured.
"The Oxycare system delivers supplemental oxygen based on the SpO2 levels and prevents a person from sinking into a state of hypoxia which can be fatal," the ministry said in a statement.
Oxycare was developed by DRDO for soldiers posted at extreme high-altitude areas.
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Oxygen crisis: Govt to buy 1.5 lakh units of DRDO's 'Oxycare' system for Covid patients

The government on Wednesday approved the procurement of 1.5 lakh units of 'Oxycare' system, developed by DRDO,&nbsp;to help in the treatment of&nbsp;Covid-19 patients

Oxygen crisis: Govt to buy 1.5 lakh units of DRDO's 'Oxycare' system

The government on Wednesday approved the procurement of 1.5 lakh units of 'Oxycare' system, developed by the Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO). ₹322 crore have been sanctioned from the PM-CARES Fund for the purchase to help in the treatment of Covid-19 patients.
Oxycare is an oxygen supply system based on SpO2 (oxygen saturation) level. The DRDO has already transferred the technology to multiple industries in India for large-scale production of the Oxycare system.
The defence ministry said 1 lakh manual and 50,000 automatic Oxycare systems are being procured.
"The Oxycare system delivers supplemental oxygen based on the SpO2 levels and prevents a person from sinking into a state of hypoxia which can be fatal," the ministry said in a statement.
Oxycare was developed by DRDO for soldiers posted at extreme high-altitude areas.
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