14 hrs ago | Newkerala.com
In wartime, small matters must be forgotten: Ramlal
Bhopal, May 16 : Issuing a clarion call to Bharatiya Janata Party workers to maintain unity, BJP General Secretary Ramlal today said "in wartime" small matters should be forgotten and focus must be on the larger target of victory.
19 hrs ago | Newkerala.com
MP Govt aiming to firm up rural economy: CM
Bhopal, May 16 : Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan today said the regime is aiming to strengthen rural economy by spreading the network of cottage industry with the help of round-the-clock power supply in the state's 50 districts.
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After Deadly Chemical Plant Disasters, There's Little Action
In this photograph from 2009, children play in front of the Union Carbide factory in Bhopal, India.
Yesterday | Newkerala.com
Resist political pressure or pay for it, SC tells co-op registrars
New Delhi, May 16 : The Supreme Court Thursday said that the registrar or the joint registrar of co-operative societies should resist political pressures and if they choose to succumb to it then they would be personally liable to bear the cost of litigation that would arise out of their decisions inspired by extraneous considerations.
Yesterday | Newkerala.com
UN award for MP cottage and village industry department
Bhopal, May 16 : The Madhya Pradesh Government's Cottage and Village Industry Department has bagged United Nations Public Service Award for year 2013.
Yesterday | PA Office of Attorney General Press R...
Ranbaxy agrees to pay $500 million to resolve adulterated drugs claims
Attorney General Kathleen G. Kane announced today that Pennsylvania has joined with other states and the federal government in a $500 million settlement to resolve civil and criminal allegations that Ranbaxy, a pharmaceutical manufacturer based in India, introduced adulterated drugs into interstate commerce.
MP govt to launch scheme to enhance patriotism among youths
Bhopal, May 16 : In order to enhance patriotism, create awareness about the security in border areas and dedication towards country among youths, the Madhya Pradesh Government has introduced "Maa Tujhe Pranam" Scheme.
AIFF receives three bid documents for new I-League clubs
Kolkata, May 15 : JSW, a consortium from Kerala and Mumbai Tigers submitted their bid documents to register themselves as prospective I-League clubs for 2013-14 edition of the I-League. The three clubs submitted their documents at the Football House, Dwarka on Wednesday, All India Football Federation announced.
Ranbaxy Pleads Guilty to Manufacturing Adulterated Drugs
In the largest US generic drug safety settlement ever, Ranbaxy USA has agreed to pay $500m after pleading guilty to manufacturing and distributing adulterated drugs, according to the US Justice Department settlement agreement .
Fraud Settlement at Ranbaxy Set to Spur Exports: Corporate India
Ranbaxy Laboratories Ltd. , the Indian drugmaker whose exports to the U.S. were restricted after a fraud investigation, may revive sales to its biggest market after resolving the charges that it sold adulterated medication.
Backchat Programme No 19 / 2013, Segment 1
Intros Dinah Mason from Glastonbury on Art Therapy and her trip to Bhopal, India Victoria Sutton Amnesty on Bhopal .
Ranbaxy Pays $500 Million Fine for Selling Bad Batches of Generic Medicines
Ranbaxy, a subsidiary of Japanese pharmaceutical company Daiichi Sankyo, has paid a $500 million fine and pled guilty to selling adulterated drugs manufactured in India .
Arkansas Attorney General Announces Settlement with Pharmaceutical Company
Attorney General Dustin McDaniel announced today that Arkansas, other states and the federal government have reached a settlement with an India-based manufacturer of generic medications over allegations that the company introduced adulterated drugs into the U.S. market.
Ranbaxy Pays South Dakota over a Million to Resolve Adulterated Drugs Claims
Attorney General Marty Jackley announced today that South Dakota has joined with other states and the federal government in a $500 million dollar settlement to resolve civil and criminal allegations that Ranbaxy, a generic pharmaceutical manufacturer based in Gurgaon, India, introduced adulterated drugs into interstate commerce.
BJP to decide my role in next assembly polls in MP: Jha
Bhopal, May 13 : Bharatiya Janata Party Vice-President and Rajya Sabha Member Prabhat Jha today said the party and its decision makers would decide about his role in the year-end assembly elections in Madhya Pradesh.
Scholar and thinker Asghar Ali Engineer dead
Renowned Islamic scholar, progressive thinker, author and Dawoodi Bohra reformist leader Asghar Ali Engineer passed away here Tuesday after a prolonged illness, family members said.
Brides from the Pal community attended a mass wedding during the Akshaya Tritiya festival in Bhopal, India, on Monday.
The Congress government has a business model which it has pursued with vigour, and if the last decade's experience is anything to go by, success.
Women health workers skip govt's condom drive in MP
BHOPAL: Women health workers in Madhya Pradesh are refusing to distribute condoms in a government-sponsored family planning measure, citing it as an exercise 'against their dignity'. "We are working for the implementation of other schemes and initiatives, but this is awkward.
Ranbaxy pleads guilty in US, to pay USD 500 mn in settlement
Pleading guilty to "felony charges" relating to manufacture and distribution of certain adulterated drugs made at two India units, the US subsidiary of Ranbaxy today agreed to pay USD 500 million -- the largest settlement with a generic medicine maker till date.