u/Aravindh-156

Hi guys I'm Aravindh CA finalist. I'm looking for a study buddy with whom I can study consistently in gmeets.

I prefer someone who is willing to be consistent and try their best to not skip that day.

I will be studying in the evening from 7pm to 10:30pm daily till october 2026 and thereafter I'm going to be in full day preparation mode for 6months, we could have some common study timing slots.Goal is to help each other by making us accountable to one another.

And if you are signing i guarantee you I won't allow you to waste your time and same is expected from your side to keep me in check

Interested dm /reply.

Also guys if you know any community where ADD students prepare for competitive exams -body doubling kindly connect me. Be it website or wp.

Thanks

Phase 1: Preparation & Research (The "Paper Trail")

A PIL cannot just be an emotional request; it must be backed by data and failed attempts.

Exhaust Alternative Remedies (Mandatory): The court will ask, "Did you ask the government first?" You must write formal letters (via Registered Post AD) or emails to:

The CDSCO (Central Drugs Standard Control Organization): Ask why Lisdexamfetamine isn't approved and request its introduction.

Ministry of Health & Family Welfare: Highlight the lack of treatment options for adult ADHD in India.

Wait 4–8 weeks. Their silence or rejection becomes your "Cause of Action."

Gather Evidence: Collect clinical studies (from the WHO or FDA) showing the efficacy of Vyvanse over existing Indian options like Methylphenidate.

Find the "Public": A PIL is for the public. Collect testimonials from other ADHD patients in India (anonymously if needed) who struggle with the current medication gap.

Phase 2: Drafting the PIL

You can draft this yourself. It should be addressed to either the High Court of your state (under Article 226) or the Supreme Court (under Article 32).

The Argument: Argue that the lack of advanced ADHD medication violates the Right to Health, which is a part of the Right to Life (Article 21) of the Constitution.

Format: It looks like a formal petition. Include:

Petitioner: Your details.

Respondents: Union of India, Ministry of Health, and the Drug Controller General of India (DCGI).

Facts: Why this drug is needed and how the current lack of it harms a specific class of people.

Phase 3: Solving the Money Problem (Legal Aid)

Since you don't have funds for a high-profile lawyer, use these "zero-cost" avenues:

NALSA / SLSA: The National Legal Services Authority provides Free Legal Aid to those who meet income criteria. Since you are a student/young professional, check your state's income ceiling. They can provide a panel lawyer for free.

Pro Bono Organizations: Reach out to groups like the Socio-Legal Information Centre (SLIC) or iProbono. They specifically handle PILs related to health and human rights.

The "Letter" Method: In rare cases, the Supreme Court treats a simple well-written letter addressed to the Chief Justice as a PIL (this is called Epistolary Jurisdiction). It costs only the price of a stamp.

Phase 4: Practical Steps (What to do today)

Draft an RTI: Use the RTI Online portal (costs only ₹10). Ask the CDSCO: "Has any pharmaceutical company applied for the marketing of Lisdexamfetamine in India? If not, what is the protocol for the government to invite such applications for essential neuropsychiatric drugs?"

Start a "Case File": Keep every receipt, every response from the government, and every research paper in one folder.