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Cancer Drug Prices Slashed By Up To 96.45%; Annual Consumer Savings Pegged At Rs 3,540 Crore: Government
The government on Monday said revised prices of 1,364 anti-cancer drug formulations have come into effect, with consumers expected to save an estimated Rs 3,540.38 crore annually following a cap on trade margins for 137 anti-cancer drugs.
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Hardeep Puri, Rekha Gupta Meet Victims Of 1984 Anti-Sikh Riots In Delhi
During the visit, both Puri and Gupta spoke to victims and enquired about their experiences and well-being. Visuals showed Rekha Gupta consoling one of the victims.
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Government Cancer Drug Price Curb Likely To Create Rs 3,357 Crore Savings Estimate
India's move to cap trade margins on 137 non-scheduled anti-cancer medicines has led 70 companies to cut maximum retail prices by an average 20 per cent to 70 per cent on 120 medicines, with estimated patient savings of Rs 3,357.49 crore, an official factsheet said on Friday.
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Kerala To Launch Anonymous Campus Complaint App, Set Up 300 Science Centres
Kerala will open 300 centres promoting scientific thinking among 15 lakh youths and launch a mobile app for anonymous campus complaints.
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Delhi Schools Must Form Anti-Tobacco Committees, Conduct Regular Awareness Drives
Delhi Education Department directs all government and private schools to prevent tobacco and substance abuse on campuses through committees and awareness programs.
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Traffic, Chaos At Delhi Borders As Anti-Pollution Curbs Kick In
Heavy congestion was seen at several entry points, particularly along the Delhi-Gurugram and Delhi-Noida borders, as traffic police and enforcement personnel conducted checks on vehicles entering the national capital.
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Want Glowing Skin After 35? Nutritionist Recommends These 10 Everyday Foods
According to the expert, these foods nourish the skin from within and can make a significant difference.
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Cancer Drug Prices Slashed: New Rates For 543 Drug Brands From November 9
The new MRPs will apply from November 9, 2026. The NPPA's latest list is based on the price information submitted by companies until October 27.
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2 Men Charged Over Incident At UK Airbase Used By US, Police Link It To Iran
The head of National Counter Terrorism Policing, Laurence Taylor, said two British men aged 24 have been charged: one with assisting a foreign intelligence service, believed to be in Iran, and another with entering a prohibited place for a purpose "prejudicial" to the UK.
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After Drug Activist's Killing, Centre Sends 3 Letters To Punjab Government
The ministry also asked Punjab to spell out the action taken on the Centre's Vision Document on Narcotics Control (2026-2029), shared by Union Home Minister Amit Shah with the chief minister on August 10.
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'Anti-India Hate, Gun Laws': US Lawmaker Decodes Makeup Of Temple Kill Plot
Talking to NDTV, Krishnamoorthi said thousands of people were visiting the temple because it was the start of Navratri. He blamed the "anti-India, anti-Indian American, anti-South Asian hate" that is proliferating in the United States for Paporakis' alleged actions.
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"Can't Be A Budhiya": Why Seema Sajdeh Opted For Collagen-Stimulating Injections At 50
Seema Sajdeh recently underwent Sculptra, a treatment that involves injecting collagen biostimulators to restore lost facial volume and improve the skin's elasticity and firmness
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"Martyr": Akal Takht Leader On Murdered Punjab Anti-Drug Activist
Parvinder Singh Jhota, the anti-drug activist who was shot dead by a shop owner after he caught him selling drugs in Punjab's Mansa earlier this week.
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Gastroenterologist Shares Science-Backed Foods For Healthy Ageing: Here's The List
For drinks, the doctor recommends water as the number one drink to promote healthy ageing.
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Suspected Pneumonic Plague Case In Russia Started In A Lab: Why Laboratory Biosafety Matters Most
The most important takeaway is not simply the word "plague". It is the importance of biosafety, surveillance and rapid containment when potentially dangerous infectious organisms are handled.
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Cancer Drug Prices Slashed By Up To 96.45%; Annual Consumer Savings Pegged At Rs 3,540 Crore: Government
The government on Monday said revised prices of 1,364 anti-cancer drug formulations have come into effect, with consumers expected to save an estimated Rs 3,540.38 crore annually following a cap on trade margins for 137 anti-cancer drugs.
-
Hardeep Puri, Rekha Gupta Meet Victims Of 1984 Anti-Sikh Riots In Delhi
During the visit, both Puri and Gupta spoke to victims and enquired about their experiences and well-being. Visuals showed Rekha Gupta consoling one of the victims.
-
Government Cancer Drug Price Curb Likely To Create Rs 3,357 Crore Savings Estimate
India's move to cap trade margins on 137 non-scheduled anti-cancer medicines has led 70 companies to cut maximum retail prices by an average 20 per cent to 70 per cent on 120 medicines, with estimated patient savings of Rs 3,357.49 crore, an official factsheet said on Friday.
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Kerala To Launch Anonymous Campus Complaint App, Set Up 300 Science Centres
Kerala will open 300 centres promoting scientific thinking among 15 lakh youths and launch a mobile app for anonymous campus complaints.
-
Delhi Schools Must Form Anti-Tobacco Committees, Conduct Regular Awareness Drives
Delhi Education Department directs all government and private schools to prevent tobacco and substance abuse on campuses through committees and awareness programs.
-
Traffic, Chaos At Delhi Borders As Anti-Pollution Curbs Kick In
Heavy congestion was seen at several entry points, particularly along the Delhi-Gurugram and Delhi-Noida borders, as traffic police and enforcement personnel conducted checks on vehicles entering the national capital.
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Want Glowing Skin After 35? Nutritionist Recommends These 10 Everyday Foods
According to the expert, these foods nourish the skin from within and can make a significant difference.
-
Cancer Drug Prices Slashed: New Rates For 543 Drug Brands From November 9
The new MRPs will apply from November 9, 2026. The NPPA's latest list is based on the price information submitted by companies until October 27.
-
2 Men Charged Over Incident At UK Airbase Used By US, Police Link It To Iran
The head of National Counter Terrorism Policing, Laurence Taylor, said two British men aged 24 have been charged: one with assisting a foreign intelligence service, believed to be in Iran, and another with entering a prohibited place for a purpose "prejudicial" to the UK.
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After Drug Activist's Killing, Centre Sends 3 Letters To Punjab Government
The ministry also asked Punjab to spell out the action taken on the Centre's Vision Document on Narcotics Control (2026-2029), shared by Union Home Minister Amit Shah with the chief minister on August 10.
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'Anti-India Hate, Gun Laws': US Lawmaker Decodes Makeup Of Temple Kill Plot
Talking to NDTV, Krishnamoorthi said thousands of people were visiting the temple because it was the start of Navratri. He blamed the "anti-India, anti-Indian American, anti-South Asian hate" that is proliferating in the United States for Paporakis' alleged actions.
-
"Can't Be A Budhiya": Why Seema Sajdeh Opted For Collagen-Stimulating Injections At 50
Seema Sajdeh recently underwent Sculptra, a treatment that involves injecting collagen biostimulators to restore lost facial volume and improve the skin's elasticity and firmness
-
"Martyr": Akal Takht Leader On Murdered Punjab Anti-Drug Activist
Parvinder Singh Jhota, the anti-drug activist who was shot dead by a shop owner after he caught him selling drugs in Punjab's Mansa earlier this week.
-
Gastroenterologist Shares Science-Backed Foods For Healthy Ageing: Here's The List
For drinks, the doctor recommends water as the number one drink to promote healthy ageing.
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Suspected Pneumonic Plague Case In Russia Started In A Lab: Why Laboratory Biosafety Matters Most
The most important takeaway is not simply the word "plague". It is the importance of biosafety, surveillance and rapid containment when potentially dangerous infectious organisms are handled.
