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The Supreme Court’s Big Order states that “no one can be forced to get vaccinated”

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The Supreme Court’s Big Order states that “no one can be forced to get vaccinated”

The Supreme Court ruled today in a landmark decision on India’s Covid vaccine policy that no one can be forced to take the vaccine. The court also ordered the central government to publish reports on the vaccine’s side effects.
The Supreme Court stated, “Body integrity is protected by law, and no one can be forced to be vaccinated.” However, the court stated that in the interest of community health, “certain limitations on individual rights” could be imposed.

“Unless there is Covid-appropriate behaviour,” the Supreme Court said, “we suggest no restrictions on unvaccinated individuals’ access to public places, services, or resources if cases are few.”

The court stated that restrictions imposed on individuals through vaccine mandates cannot be called proportionate, a reference to many states requiring people to get the Covid shot in order to enter public places. “We recommend that individuals’ access to public places, services, and resources be unrestricted until infection levels are low. If you’ve already done so, recall it “The Supreme Court made the decision.

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The directives of Supreme Court Justices LN Rao and BR Gavai did not extend to Covid-appropriate behaviour, but rather to vaccines in the “rapidly evolving situation.”

The Supreme Court also ordered the Centre to publish reports on vaccine-related adverse events from people and doctors on a publicly accessible system, without jeopardising the confidentiality of the reports.

“With respect to the segregation of vaccine trial data, all trials already conducted and to be conducted in the future, all data must be made available to the public without further delay,” the court said.

“In the case of children’s vaccines, we cannot second-guess the opinions of experts, and the vaccination follows global standards and practises. However, data on adverse reactions should be made public as soon as possible.”

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In the Vidaamuyarchi song Sawadeeka, Ajith Kumar and Trisha Krishnan display their lovely chemistry. Observe

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In the Vidaamuyarchi song Sawadeeka, Ajith Kumar and Trisha Krishnan display their lovely chemistry. Observe

Sawadeeka song from Vidaamuyarchi: The first song from Ajith Kumar, Trisha Krishnan-starrer is composed by Anirudh Ravichander.
Sawadeeka song from Vidaamuyarchi: Magizh Thirumeni’s Ajith Kumar and Trisha Krishnan-starrer Vidaamuyarchi will be released in theatres for Pongal. The makers released the film’s first song, Sawadeeka, which sees music composed by Anirudh Ravichander.

Sawadeeka song from Vidaamuyarchi

The film’s team released Sawadeeka’s audio on various platforms on Friday afternoon, releasing the lyrical video of the song in the evening. The 3-minute-31-second video shows Ajith and  Trisha’s characters getting married as the Mariachi-style song plays.

Lyrics for the song are composed by Arivu, and Anthony Daasan, Anirudh provided the vocals. Ajith and Trisha also dance their heart out with their loved ones at the wedding. Releasing the song, Anirudh wrote on X (formerly Twitter), “Happy New Year and love you all. Dearest AK sir #MagizhThirumeni @trishtrashers.”

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Fans were thrilled to see Ajith dancing away in a suit, with one fan writing on X (formerly Twitter), “Vintage #AjithKumar is BACK.” Another fan wrote, “Trippy and elegant.” Some Ajith fans hoped the song and its hook step would go viral on the internet. “The Happiness cannot be explained in words, seeing him after 2 years of wait pure vibe and dance,” wrote one excited fan.

About Vidaamuyarchi

Vidaamuyarchi is one of the most anticipated films of next year. This is Ajith and Magizh’s first time working together, and the actor reunites with Trisha after a long gap. Apart from the lead pair, Arjun Sarja, Arav, Regina Cassandra, and Ramya Subramanian also star in the film. The film’s team shot a major portion of the film in Azerbajjan.

A confirmed release date for the film has yet to be announced. It remains to be seen what other Tamil films, if any, will clash with Vidaamuyarchi, apart from Shankar’s maiden Telugu film, Game Changer with Ram Charan and Kiara Advani.

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