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Balrampur Chini raises Rs 450 cr equity fund for poly lactic acid, lactogypsum plants in UPBalrampur Chini Mills Ltd has secured Rs 450 crore to fund its expansion plans. This capital will establish a lactogypsum processing plant ...- Samosas with condoms, gutkha, stones stuffing supplied to Pune auto firm; police books 5 workersFive people have been booked after condoms, gutkas and stones were allegedly found in samosas supplied to a major automobile company based ...
- Notice issued to Akshay Kumar, Shahrukh Khan, Ajay Devgn: Centre in Allahabad HCThe central government issued notices to Bollywood icons Akshay Kumar, Shahrukh Khan, and Ajay Devgn over their gutka endorsements followin...
- Bombay HC grants bail to gutka baron JM Joshi in Dawood links caseThe Bombay High Court on Monday granted bail to gutka baron J M Joshi pending hearing of his appeal against a 10 year sentence imposed on h...
- Tata Mutual Fund launches Tata Housing Opportunities FundTata Housing Opportunities Fund is an open-ended fund that will invest in a portfolio of companies that mainly supply the materials, produc...
- ‘Pushpa’ skyrockets Allu Arjun’s brand value pan IndiaMany in the marketing world consider the Telugu superstar as the next big celebrity endorser, and are making a beeline to sign him as their...
- We are top down cyclically positioned, bottom up a little cautious on valuations: Tejas Gutka, Tata MF“From a top down perspective, the theme that you want to play is cyclical recovery. We seem to be in an economic recovery from the Covid lo...
- Money laundering case: Ex-Maharashtra home minister, Anil Deshmukh arrested by EDThe money laundering case against Deshmukh and others was made out after the CBI booked him in a corruption case related to allegations of ...
- CBI arrests five in Gutka scamThe agency had carried out searches at 35 locations in the state Wednesday including the residence of state police chief T K Rajendran, a p...
- Why not ban chewing tobacco, Delhi High Court asks authoritiesThe court asked the Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) whether such a step has been taken by the Centre or any of the sta...
- FIR against tobacco company for surrogate advertisingAs per Section 5 of COTPA 2003, all kinds of advertisements of tobacco products direct as well as indirect are banned in India.
- Delhi's anti-Tobacco law to get more teethSurveys reveal that in Delhi nearly 10.5% adults (16.7% males and 2.8% females) consume smokeless tobacco products.
- Health Minister Harsh Vardhan urges states to ban gutka, zarda, khainiVardhan in a letter on Wednesday told the states that India has the highest number of this type of cancer in the world.
- Gutka be banned: Centre tells SC but expresses reservation on cigaretteThe Centre today favoured banning of all kinds of gutka saying the poor are vulnerable to it but expressed reservation on banning cigarette...
- Enough proof to nail Dawood: GovernmentReports of his presence in the Pakistan come soon after the US Navy Seals last week gunned down al-Qaida chief Osama Bin Laden hiding in on...
- Flex eyes Rs 1,000-cr rev from non-plastic packaging prod bizThe packaging major is also eyeing a Rs 4,800-crore revenue from its entire business in FY 12, as against Rs 3,500-crore revenue in FY 11.
- Packaging cos plunge on plastic ban for gutka productsThe cost of a single-use packet of gutka, pan masala and tobacco can be expected to increase appreciably from the Re 1 that it now costs, a...
- Post plastic ban, gutka products to be costlyThe cost of a single-use packet of gutka, pan masala and tobacco can be expected to increase appreciably from the 1 that it now costs, as t...
- Arecanut shortage forces gutka makers to hike pricesA sharp increase in arecanut prices has forced pan masala and gutka companies to raise prices at a time when they are facing a threat of ba...
- ITC not to exit cigarette biz: DeveshwarEven though the non-cigarette business of ITC Limited now contributed more than 50 per cent to its net turnover, the company on Friday rule...
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