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Different packaging, typos expose fake Mounjaro racketGurugram authorities uncovered a counterfeit Mounjaro operation. Police seized fake diabetes and weight loss injections valued at ₹70 lakh....- "Classical example of legal illiteracy": IMA on arrest of doctor in child deaths from contaminated cough syrupThe Indian Medical Association has condemned the arrest of a pediatrician in Madhya Pradesh following child deaths from contaminated cough ...
- ET Make in India SME Regional Summits: How Japan's imaging giant powers West Bengal’s MSMEsFrom cameras to copiers and much, much, more, Canon unveiled its comprehensive blueprint at the Kolkata edition of the ET SME Summits.
- Shortage to scam: Fake fertilisers, pesticides flood farms - how much is China to blame?With limited supply, a rise in agrochemical input demand has created fertile ground for counterfeit products, an issue further aggravated b...
- Don't hold back! Gimme those sharp, over-the-top movies of excess!The article explores the concept of 'excess' in cinema, using examples like Sergei Parajanov's visually striking 'Shadows of Forgotten Ance...
- Alkem Labs denies claims of Pan-D, Clavam 625 batches being not-of-standard qualityAlkem Laboratories has denied claims that its products Pan-D and Clavam 625 are of substandard quality. The company stated that an investig...
- Has e-commerce boom really hampered the growth of brick-and-mortar retail?The article discusses ecommerce in India, recounting a 2014 conversation about its benefits. Piyush Goyal expressed concerns about its soci...
- Google celebrates India's first woman biochemist Dr Kamala Sohonie's 112th birth anniversary with a colourful doodleOn Dr Kamala Sohonie’s 112th birth anniversary, Google honoured the first Indian woman to get PhD in biochemistry who also battled food adu...
- Russia at Tokyo Olympics with new name, more doping disputesOfficially the athletes will represent not their country, but the ROC, and Russia's name, flag and anthem are banned. Critics point out tha...
- View: In Rajasthan's political crisis, this round goes to Ashok GehlotIn the face of callow opportunism on the part of his challenger, Gehlot has displayed the sustained support of a majority of the members of...
- Stay clear of cheap hand sanitisers; skin specialists say they can cause rashes, blindness & kidney problemsThe cheap hand sanitisers use methanol and don't contain moisturising components.
- Your food may have urea, synthetic gum, stone powder, wall paint & more toxic add-onsAlarmed at the growing menace, chief minister K Chandrashekar Rao has asked enforcement officials to crack down on the various adulteration...
- Seven wacky wearables for your furry friendEarlier, wearables for animals meant putting a pair of sunglasses on a sleepy dog. Things have changed a lot now with gadgets replacing the...
- Narendra Modi, Arvind Kejriwal pichkaris to keep Holi revellers busyInterestingly, the pichkaris are shaped like cartoon character Doraemon but plastered with the images of Narendra Modi and Arvind Kejriwal.
- Go for only trusted brands while buying goods onlineIs it safe to buy any product, even expensive jewellery or consumer durables, online. Or should you restrict yourself to certain categories...
- Holi colour poisoning kills 13-year-old in MumbaiA 13-year-old boy died due to Holi colour poisoning while undergoing treatment at a hospital in suburban Ghatkopar here, civic officials sa...
- Liquor bottles in Goa to carry hologramsSuch a measure is being put in place to ensure that tourists are not sold spurious or adulterated liquor in the state, Excise Commissioner ...
- Scanner at shops, multi-coloured pills to detect counterfeit medicinesPharmaceutical technology cos bracing to mount another offensive against counterfeiters, armed with new platforms and more stringent laws.
- New fake drug definition to boost credibility of local medical sectorThe Drug Controller General of India (DCGI) is planning to adopt a new definition of counterfeit drugs.
- Kashmir apple trade seeks industry statusFarmers across the valley accuse the government for not doing enough to safeguard the declining horticulture sector.
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