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A Poster At Chinese Restaurant Has Provoked Outrage. This Is Why
The local food administration took notice of the controversy and stepped in, forcing the restaurant to take down the poster.
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Treat Homeless People With Humanity: Indore Officials To Staff
After facing flak for dumping homeless people outside Indore amid the biting cold, the local administration has got into damage control by providing food and shelter to such people, and has asked officials to treat them with "sensitivity and humanity".
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Coronavirus Pandemic: Honda India Foundation Pledges Rs. 11 Crore To Fight COVID-19
Honda India Foundation, the CSR wing of Honda group companies has pledged an amount of Rs. 11 crore to fight the Coronavirus spread across India.
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Woman Died Hungry, Ration Shop Denied Food Over Aadhaar, Says UP Family
The Yogi Adityanath government says its initial inquiries suggest Shakina died of an illness, not starvation. But the family says the ration shop owner insisted that Shakina come for her biometric identification using a fingerprint machine at the ration shop, says the family.
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No 'Plastic Rice' Found In Cuttack Markets, Say Food Inspectors
Rumours of plastic rice being sold in Cuttack on Thursday triggered panic among some residents in the city, local administration officials said. A similar rumour was also reported from Odisha's Nuapada district last week, officials said.
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Raid to Check Adulteration of Pulses with Toxic Seeds
Malkangiri district administration today launched a raid on godowns, local markets and trading centres suspected to be involved in adulterating pulses.
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India Acts to Repair Reputation as Drugs Exporter
As part of the charm offensive, New Delhi has invited global regulators - including the FDA - to visit Indian production units to get first-hand evidence of measures taken to ensure the quality of locally manufactured generics.
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Sun Pharma to acquire Ranbaxy in $4 billion all-stock deal
Ranbaxy, India's biggest company by sales, is controlled by Japan's Daiichi Sankyo. All of its local units have been under the scanner of the US Food and Drug Administration for manufacturing violations. Currently, Ranbaxy cannot export generic drugs to the US, which is its most important market.
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Australian chocolate retailer shuts stores
Australian chocolate retailer Darrell Lea said Monday it would close all its shops and only sell products through licensed outlets, with the loss of more than 400 jobs. The confectionery firm, a popular local brand established in 1927, will stay in Australian hands after being sold by administrators to the Quinn family, which has a long history of...
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A Poster At Chinese Restaurant Has Provoked Outrage. This Is Why
The local food administration took notice of the controversy and stepped in, forcing the restaurant to take down the poster.
-
Treat Homeless People With Humanity: Indore Officials To Staff
After facing flak for dumping homeless people outside Indore amid the biting cold, the local administration has got into damage control by providing food and shelter to such people, and has asked officials to treat them with "sensitivity and humanity".
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Coronavirus Pandemic: Honda India Foundation Pledges Rs. 11 Crore To Fight COVID-19
Honda India Foundation, the CSR wing of Honda group companies has pledged an amount of Rs. 11 crore to fight the Coronavirus spread across India.
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Woman Died Hungry, Ration Shop Denied Food Over Aadhaar, Says UP Family
The Yogi Adityanath government says its initial inquiries suggest Shakina died of an illness, not starvation. But the family says the ration shop owner insisted that Shakina come for her biometric identification using a fingerprint machine at the ration shop, says the family.
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No 'Plastic Rice' Found In Cuttack Markets, Say Food Inspectors
Rumours of plastic rice being sold in Cuttack on Thursday triggered panic among some residents in the city, local administration officials said. A similar rumour was also reported from Odisha's Nuapada district last week, officials said.
-
Raid to Check Adulteration of Pulses with Toxic Seeds
Malkangiri district administration today launched a raid on godowns, local markets and trading centres suspected to be involved in adulterating pulses.
-
India Acts to Repair Reputation as Drugs Exporter
As part of the charm offensive, New Delhi has invited global regulators - including the FDA - to visit Indian production units to get first-hand evidence of measures taken to ensure the quality of locally manufactured generics.
-
Sun Pharma to acquire Ranbaxy in $4 billion all-stock deal
Ranbaxy, India's biggest company by sales, is controlled by Japan's Daiichi Sankyo. All of its local units have been under the scanner of the US Food and Drug Administration for manufacturing violations. Currently, Ranbaxy cannot export generic drugs to the US, which is its most important market.
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Australian chocolate retailer shuts stores
Australian chocolate retailer Darrell Lea said Monday it would close all its shops and only sell products through licensed outlets, with the loss of more than 400 jobs. The confectionery firm, a popular local brand established in 1927, will stay in Australian hands after being sold by administrators to the Quinn family, which has a long history of...
