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Number Of Deaths In Karnataka Building Collapse Now 7; 15 Still Trapped
The number of deaths in the under-construction building collapse in Karnataka's Dharwad has risen to seven, Director General of Fire and Emergency Services MN Reddy told NDTV. Fifteen people are also still feared trapped under the debris.
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Dr Reddy's to Buy IP rights of Fondaparinux for $17.5 Mn
Fondaparinux is a generic version of the anticoagulant drug Arixtra which is indicated for the treatment of deep vein thrombosis (DVT) and pulmonary embolism (PE). It is also indicated for prevention of DVT after major surgery, such as knee and hip replacement worldwide.
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VHP's Pravin Togadia Banned from Bengaluru for a Week, Says Police
Pravin Togadia, a controversial leader of the Vishwa Hindu Parishad, will not be allowed to speak in Bangalore or even enter the city for a week, the police have said.
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No Islamic State Links For Deported Engineers, Says Bengaluru Police
Nine Indians, including a family of seven, who were deported from Turkey over suspicions that they wanted to join the Islamic State (IS), have been freed after being interrogated by the Bengaluru Police. The city's police chief, MN Reddi, said that the group has not shown any signs of affiliation to the IS.
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Prohibitory Orders Ahead of Mining Baron G Janardhan Reddy's Release
Prohibitory orders were promulgated today in about half-a-km radius around the Parappana Agrahara prison in Bengaluru ahead of former minister and mining baron G Janardhan Reddy's release from jail.
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Clarity Yet to Emerge on Intentions of 3 Arrested Indian Mujahideen Suspects, Says Bengaluru Commissioner
Bengaluru Police, who arrested three men believed to be members of the banned Indian Mujahideen group, say the investigation is still at a very initial stage.
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Islamic State's Top Man on Twitter Was in Touch With Iraq Combatant: Police
Mehdi Masroor Biswas, the man allegedly behind the pro-Islamic State Twitter handle @shamiwitness, was in touch with a combatant of the terror group in Iraq, according to the police.
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After Bangalore Blast, This Is How New Year's Eve Will Go Down
Following the blast in central Bengaluru, that claimed one life on Sunday, police in the city are putting extra security measures in place, particularly at the area where people traditionally congregate to bring in the New Year.
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High Alert in Bengaluru After Terror Threat Tweets
Bengaluru has been put of high alert Monday following tweets on Twitter threatening a repeat of the hostage drama at a cafe in Australia's Sydney, Karnataka Home Minister K.J. George said.
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December 31 Deadline in Bengaluru For Background Check of All Taxi Drivers
In the wake of the alleged rape of a 27-year-old woman executive in Delhi by a taxi driver, City Police today issued instructions that all drivers must get their background verification done before December 31.
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Dr Reddy's may lose $30 mn on US import ban from Mexico plant
Dr Reddy’s Laboratories on Wednesday said that up to $30 million in annual revenues could be impacted due to import ban by US Food and Drug Administration on some products from its Mexican facility. According to DR Reddy’s Vice Chairman and CEO G V Prasad, the issue with the USFDA is expected to be settled by October this year. ...
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Number Of Deaths In Karnataka Building Collapse Now 7; 15 Still Trapped
The number of deaths in the under-construction building collapse in Karnataka's Dharwad has risen to seven, Director General of Fire and Emergency Services MN Reddy told NDTV. Fifteen people are also still feared trapped under the debris.
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Dr Reddy's to Buy IP rights of Fondaparinux for $17.5 Mn
Fondaparinux is a generic version of the anticoagulant drug Arixtra which is indicated for the treatment of deep vein thrombosis (DVT) and pulmonary embolism (PE). It is also indicated for prevention of DVT after major surgery, such as knee and hip replacement worldwide.
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VHP's Pravin Togadia Banned from Bengaluru for a Week, Says Police
Pravin Togadia, a controversial leader of the Vishwa Hindu Parishad, will not be allowed to speak in Bangalore or even enter the city for a week, the police have said.
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No Islamic State Links For Deported Engineers, Says Bengaluru Police
Nine Indians, including a family of seven, who were deported from Turkey over suspicions that they wanted to join the Islamic State (IS), have been freed after being interrogated by the Bengaluru Police. The city's police chief, MN Reddi, said that the group has not shown any signs of affiliation to the IS.
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Prohibitory Orders Ahead of Mining Baron G Janardhan Reddy's Release
Prohibitory orders were promulgated today in about half-a-km radius around the Parappana Agrahara prison in Bengaluru ahead of former minister and mining baron G Janardhan Reddy's release from jail.
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Clarity Yet to Emerge on Intentions of 3 Arrested Indian Mujahideen Suspects, Says Bengaluru Commissioner
Bengaluru Police, who arrested three men believed to be members of the banned Indian Mujahideen group, say the investigation is still at a very initial stage.
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Islamic State's Top Man on Twitter Was in Touch With Iraq Combatant: Police
Mehdi Masroor Biswas, the man allegedly behind the pro-Islamic State Twitter handle @shamiwitness, was in touch with a combatant of the terror group in Iraq, according to the police.
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After Bangalore Blast, This Is How New Year's Eve Will Go Down
Following the blast in central Bengaluru, that claimed one life on Sunday, police in the city are putting extra security measures in place, particularly at the area where people traditionally congregate to bring in the New Year.
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High Alert in Bengaluru After Terror Threat Tweets
Bengaluru has been put of high alert Monday following tweets on Twitter threatening a repeat of the hostage drama at a cafe in Australia's Sydney, Karnataka Home Minister K.J. George said.
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December 31 Deadline in Bengaluru For Background Check of All Taxi Drivers
In the wake of the alleged rape of a 27-year-old woman executive in Delhi by a taxi driver, City Police today issued instructions that all drivers must get their background verification done before December 31.
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Dr Reddy's may lose $30 mn on US import ban from Mexico plant
Dr Reddy’s Laboratories on Wednesday said that up to $30 million in annual revenues could be impacted due to import ban by US Food and Drug Administration on some products from its Mexican facility. According to DR Reddy’s Vice Chairman and CEO G V Prasad, the issue with the USFDA is expected to be settled by October this year. ...
