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US strike on vessel in Caribbean Sea kills 2, leaves 6 survivorsThe U.S. military conducted another strike on a suspected drug boat in the eastern Pacific, resulting in two deaths and six survivors. This...- NCB cracks major India-Myanmar drug syndicate; key Myanmar-based kingpin Chintuang arrestedThe Narcotics Control Bureau has arrested Thancintuang, a key Myanmar-based drug trafficker. He is a major supplier of Methamphetamine and ...
- DRI, Customs officers to intensify vigil on gold smuggling post import duty hikeRevenue intelligence and customs officials are preparing to tighten surveillance across airports, seaports and land borders after India rai...
- CCI orders antitrust probe into liquor major Pernod Ricard, seven othersThe Competition Commission of India (CCI) has ordered an investigation into French liquor major Pernod Ricard over allegations that it ente...
- Amit Shah vows ruthless crackdown as NCB busts Rs 1,745 crore cocaine haul in MumbaiIndia is intensifying its fight against drug cartels. The Narcotics Control Bureau recently seized a massive cocaine shipment in Mumbai. Th...
- Dawood aide Salim Dola brought to India from Turkiye in major NCB global crackdownMohammed Salim Dola, a key associate of Dawood Ibrahim, has been brought to India from Turkiye. The Narcotics Control Bureau took him into ...
- "Zero tolerance against Narco syndicate": Amit Shah hails deportation of Dawood associate Salim DolaIndian authorities have secured the return of notorious drug trafficker Mohammad Salim Dola from Turkiye. Dola, a key figure in Dawood Ibra...
- India flips AB InBev from witness to target in antitrust probe, triggering court fightIndia's antitrust agency has shifted Anheuser-Busch InBev from a cooperating witness to a party under investigation in a cartel probe. The ...
- El Mencho killed: Indian Embassy in Mexico urges nationals to shelter in placeThe Indian Embassy in Mexico has issued an urgent advisory for Indian nationals to shelter in place. This follows escalating violence acros...
- CCI has an assertive agenda against cartels, says chairpersonThe Competition Commission of India (CCI), which replaced MRTP to usher in competitive and fair business practices in the country, has an a...
- Careful with Cartels about competitionGoI must exercise caution. Cartels are the most malicious form of anti-competitive activity. They hurt consumers. Including them in the set...
- House panel for including cartels in anti-trust settlement schemeIn the bill, the ministry has proposed the introduction of a 'Settlement and Commitment framework to reduce litigations' and incentivise pa...
- Leniency provisions 'fantastic' in acting against cartels: CCI chiefThe CCI chief said that initially, when the competition law was being implemented, entities left "smoking gun evidence" and many did not kn...
- Antitrust regulator CCI may be lenient on cartel whistleblowersPhoenix Conveyor Belt (India) disclosed existence of an alleged cartel in the segment, CCI could impose lesser penalty on the company.
- Sunday ET: How can CCI tell what’s a cartelcartelisationCompetition Commission of India's order against the cement cartel is just the first step and a long battle lies ahead. But proving cartelis...
- Cement stocks buzz ahead of CCI verdictShares of cement companies were in action ahead of Competition Commission of India's (CCI) verdict in the alleged cartelization case.
- DGCA asks airlines to explain fare hikesDGCA said that it will take necessary action if there is proof of catelisation among airlines. Domestic carriers flying abroad | Flying a h...
- Praful warns airlines against cartelisationThe warning comes a day after all major airlines announced fare hikes.
- Blowing the whistle on cartelsReferring to the PM’s word of caution on cartels, Vinod Dhall says leniency provision is an effective instrument to bust them.
- Govts turn up the heat on business cartelsCartels are so unambiguously harmful that competition law and competition authorities, almost everywhere, reserve their strictest treatment...
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