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Explained: Why Are Some Drugs Cheaper, Others Expensive For Cancer?
Price reductions have been seen in drugs that are used to treat different cancers. However, the price cuts have not been uniform. Several expensive medicines have remained unchanged. This raises an important question: why do some cancer drugs cost much less while others continue to be expensive.
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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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279 Km Metro Expansion: What Delhi's Transport Plan Means For Commuters
Under the plan, Delhi's Metro network could expand from 416 km to 695 km, adding another 279 km of rail connectivity.
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"Usurping State's Powers": Maharashtra Goes To Court Over Food Safety Rules
The petition, filed through the State Commissioner of Food Safety, said the aim of the Food Safety and Standards Act, 2006 (FSSA) was to decentralise food regulation.
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HSBC Unveils RedCoin Stablecoin, Plans HK$100 Tokenised Fund Investments
HSBC is gradually introducing its Hong Kong dollar-pegged RedCoin stablecoin to more than 3.3 million PayMe users, enabling peer-to-peer transfers and payments at supported merchants. The bank plans to integrate RedCoin into its mobile banking app by the end of 2026, allowing customers to access tokenised investment products. The first offering is ...
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From Ancient Tombs To Forest Trails: Delhi Heritage Walks Begin October 24
The first walk will take place at Mehrauli Archaeological Park on October 24 at 4 PM. Heritage experts will take visitors through the park's historic structures, explaining their architecture and lesser-known stories from Delhi's past.
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81 Tamil Nadu Prison Inmates Publish 85 Books Of Poems, Short Stories
For the inmates, the experience has opened up a new world of possibilities. For their families, particularly their wives, it has become a moment of pride, even as they continue to hope for their husbands' return home.
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Telangana Food Safety Authority Suspends Sahil Foods Licences Over Hygiene
During the inspections, officials found that some food categories manufactured at the premises were not covered under the units' FSSAI licences.
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Dodla Dairy Milk, Priyagold Biscuits Face FSSAI Heat Over Multiple Food Safety Violations
FSSAI has sanctioned prosecution against Priyagold, Dodla Dairy and Ueir Organic Foods over alleged food safety violations. Notices were also issued to three businesses for hygiene, storage, licensing and compliance deficiencies.
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'Satellite Internet To Be Discussed At Parliamentary Panel Meet': BJP MP
BJP MP Dubey, who is the chairman of the Parliamentary Standing Committee on Communications and Information Technology, said the panel has selected satellite internet as one of the subjects for close examination.
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Noida To Get 6-Lane Underpass At Parthala Chowk, Delhi-Ghaziabad-Meerut Travel To Become Easier
Noida is set to get a 710-metre-long, six-lane underpass at Parthala Chowk to ease traffic congestion and improve connectivity to Delhi, Ghaziabad, Meerut and Greater Noida.
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NPS Swasthya: Key Features, Eligibility, Contributions And Withdrawal Rules
NPS Swasthya combines retirement savings with a mandatory super top-up health insurance policy, allowing subscribers to build a pension corpus while accessing funds for eligible healthcare expenses.
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Noida Authority Approves Revised Master Layout Plan For Sports City Project
The revised master layout plan was approved following the Authority's board meetings on January 3 and April 6 this year, with the formal approval letter issued on May 6.
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Indian-American Boy Becomes World's Youngest Male Author At Just 3
By turning a simple preschool experience into a published book, the three-year-old has inspired young readers while setting a remarkable record.
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Dr Reddy's, Nestle, Amazon, Flipkart Get Notice Over Misleading Health Claims
The regulator said such claims were presented on product packaging in a manner that could potentially mislead consumers about the health benefits associated with the products.
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Explained: Why Are Some Drugs Cheaper, Others Expensive For Cancer?
Price reductions have been seen in drugs that are used to treat different cancers. However, the price cuts have not been uniform. Several expensive medicines have remained unchanged. This raises an important question: why do some cancer drugs cost much less while others continue to be expensive.
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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.
-
279 Km Metro Expansion: What Delhi's Transport Plan Means For Commuters
Under the plan, Delhi's Metro network could expand from 416 km to 695 km, adding another 279 km of rail connectivity.
-
"Usurping State's Powers": Maharashtra Goes To Court Over Food Safety Rules
The petition, filed through the State Commissioner of Food Safety, said the aim of the Food Safety and Standards Act, 2006 (FSSA) was to decentralise food regulation.
-
HSBC Unveils RedCoin Stablecoin, Plans HK$100 Tokenised Fund Investments
HSBC is gradually introducing its Hong Kong dollar-pegged RedCoin stablecoin to more than 3.3 million PayMe users, enabling peer-to-peer transfers and payments at supported merchants. The bank plans to integrate RedCoin into its mobile banking app by the end of 2026, allowing customers to access tokenised investment products. The first offering is ...
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From Ancient Tombs To Forest Trails: Delhi Heritage Walks Begin October 24
The first walk will take place at Mehrauli Archaeological Park on October 24 at 4 PM. Heritage experts will take visitors through the park's historic structures, explaining their architecture and lesser-known stories from Delhi's past.
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81 Tamil Nadu Prison Inmates Publish 85 Books Of Poems, Short Stories
For the inmates, the experience has opened up a new world of possibilities. For their families, particularly their wives, it has become a moment of pride, even as they continue to hope for their husbands' return home.
-
Telangana Food Safety Authority Suspends Sahil Foods Licences Over Hygiene
During the inspections, officials found that some food categories manufactured at the premises were not covered under the units' FSSAI licences.
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Dodla Dairy Milk, Priyagold Biscuits Face FSSAI Heat Over Multiple Food Safety Violations
FSSAI has sanctioned prosecution against Priyagold, Dodla Dairy and Ueir Organic Foods over alleged food safety violations. Notices were also issued to three businesses for hygiene, storage, licensing and compliance deficiencies.
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'Satellite Internet To Be Discussed At Parliamentary Panel Meet': BJP MP
BJP MP Dubey, who is the chairman of the Parliamentary Standing Committee on Communications and Information Technology, said the panel has selected satellite internet as one of the subjects for close examination.
-
Noida To Get 6-Lane Underpass At Parthala Chowk, Delhi-Ghaziabad-Meerut Travel To Become Easier
Noida is set to get a 710-metre-long, six-lane underpass at Parthala Chowk to ease traffic congestion and improve connectivity to Delhi, Ghaziabad, Meerut and Greater Noida.
-
NPS Swasthya: Key Features, Eligibility, Contributions And Withdrawal Rules
NPS Swasthya combines retirement savings with a mandatory super top-up health insurance policy, allowing subscribers to build a pension corpus while accessing funds for eligible healthcare expenses.
-
Noida Authority Approves Revised Master Layout Plan For Sports City Project
The revised master layout plan was approved following the Authority's board meetings on January 3 and April 6 this year, with the formal approval letter issued on May 6.
-
Indian-American Boy Becomes World's Youngest Male Author At Just 3
By turning a simple preschool experience into a published book, the three-year-old has inspired young readers while setting a remarkable record.
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Dr Reddy's, Nestle, Amazon, Flipkart Get Notice Over Misleading Health Claims
The regulator said such claims were presented on product packaging in a manner that could potentially mislead consumers about the health benefits associated with the products.
