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Centre Revises Coronary Stent Prices From April 2026: Here's How Much It Should Cost You Now
National Pharmaceutical Pricing Authority revises stent prices, DES capped at Rs 39,186, BMS at Rs 10,762, effective April 2026.
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KTM 125, 250, 390 Duke Recalled Globally Over Potential Fuel Tank Cap Issue
KTM has issued a global recall for the 125, 250,390, and 990 Duke over a fuel cap issue, affecting models manufactured in 2024.
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Subsidy Reduction of Electric Two-Wheelers May Lead to Decline in EV Adoption, Manufacturers Say
Society of Manufacturers of Electric Vehicles on Tuesday said the sudden reduction of subsidy of electric two-wheelers may lead to a major decline in EV adoption, impacting the entire industry for a considerable period of time.
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No Consensus Reached On 2025 F1 Engine Formula
Renault is of the opinion that new manufacturers should be allowed a higher budget cap and fewer test bed restrictions
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Vaccine Orders Only Through CoWIN, Monthly Cap For Private Hospitals
Private hospitals must route Covid vaccine orders via CoWIN - on which they must register - and can no longer buy doses directly from manufacturers, the government said on Tuesday
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Local Production May Bring Down Sputnik V Vaccine Prices: Dr Reddy's
The pricing of the Sputnik V COVID-19 vaccine, currently capped at Rs 995 per dose, is expected to come down once local manufacturing of the vaccine begins, according to a company spokesperson from Dr Reddy's Laboratories.
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Kia Becomes First Car Manufacturer In India To Sell Over 1 Lakh Connected Cars
Kia Motors India adds another feather to its cap by becoming the first car manufacturer in India to sell over one lakh connected cars. One of every two Kia cars sold in India is a connected car.
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Price Of 200 ML Hand Sanitizer Can't Be More Than Rs 100: Government
The government has capped the prices of hand sanitizers to prevent firms from overcharging amid panic-buying due to the coronavirus threat. Consumer Affairs Minister Ram Vilas Paswan tweeted that a price of 200 ml bottle of hand sanitizer cannot be sold for more than Rs 100. Mr Paswan also tweeted masks cannot be sold for more than Rs 10 per piece.
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Price Cap On Stents Hailed By All, But Serious Concerns Remain
The drug pricing regulator has directed that in cases of evidence of artificial stent shortage, the state governments can proceed against the manufacturers and seize their stent stocks as per the provisions of the Drug Price Control Order, 2013.
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Price Cap On Stents Hailed By All, But Serious Concerns Remain
The drug pricing regulator has directed that in cases of evidence of artificial stent shortage, the state governments can proceed against the manufacturers and seize their stent stocks as per the provisions of the Drug Price Control Order, 2013.
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Harley-Davidson Inaugurates its Merchandise-Only Showroom At Mumbai Airport
Harley-Davidson recently inaugurated its first ever merchandise-only showroom at Terminal 2 of the Mumbai airport. The American manufacturer says that its an endeavour to reach out to more and more people and make them aware of the Harley way of life.
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What to Wear to Work? Soon, a Tiny Computer
Think smart glasses displays for manufacturing workers; voice-activated clip-on computers that help store clerks; or caps that make sure long-distance truckers aren't dozing off.
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China Might Lift Restriction on Foreign Carmakers' Stakes in Joint Ventures
Since 1994, China's policy dictates that foreign competitors enter joint ventures with domestic partners to operate in the country.
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Centre Revises Coronary Stent Prices From April 2026: Here's How Much It Should Cost You Now
National Pharmaceutical Pricing Authority revises stent prices, DES capped at Rs 39,186, BMS at Rs 10,762, effective April 2026.
-
KTM 125, 250, 390 Duke Recalled Globally Over Potential Fuel Tank Cap Issue
KTM has issued a global recall for the 125, 250,390, and 990 Duke over a fuel cap issue, affecting models manufactured in 2024.
-
Subsidy Reduction of Electric Two-Wheelers May Lead to Decline in EV Adoption, Manufacturers Say
Society of Manufacturers of Electric Vehicles on Tuesday said the sudden reduction of subsidy of electric two-wheelers may lead to a major decline in EV adoption, impacting the entire industry for a considerable period of time.
-
No Consensus Reached On 2025 F1 Engine Formula
Renault is of the opinion that new manufacturers should be allowed a higher budget cap and fewer test bed restrictions
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Vaccine Orders Only Through CoWIN, Monthly Cap For Private Hospitals
Private hospitals must route Covid vaccine orders via CoWIN - on which they must register - and can no longer buy doses directly from manufacturers, the government said on Tuesday
-
Local Production May Bring Down Sputnik V Vaccine Prices: Dr Reddy's
The pricing of the Sputnik V COVID-19 vaccine, currently capped at Rs 995 per dose, is expected to come down once local manufacturing of the vaccine begins, according to a company spokesperson from Dr Reddy's Laboratories.
-
Kia Becomes First Car Manufacturer In India To Sell Over 1 Lakh Connected Cars
Kia Motors India adds another feather to its cap by becoming the first car manufacturer in India to sell over one lakh connected cars. One of every two Kia cars sold in India is a connected car.
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Price Of 200 ML Hand Sanitizer Can't Be More Than Rs 100: Government
The government has capped the prices of hand sanitizers to prevent firms from overcharging amid panic-buying due to the coronavirus threat. Consumer Affairs Minister Ram Vilas Paswan tweeted that a price of 200 ml bottle of hand sanitizer cannot be sold for more than Rs 100. Mr Paswan also tweeted masks cannot be sold for more than Rs 10 per piece.
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Price Cap On Stents Hailed By All, But Serious Concerns Remain
The drug pricing regulator has directed that in cases of evidence of artificial stent shortage, the state governments can proceed against the manufacturers and seize their stent stocks as per the provisions of the Drug Price Control Order, 2013.
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Price Cap On Stents Hailed By All, But Serious Concerns Remain
The drug pricing regulator has directed that in cases of evidence of artificial stent shortage, the state governments can proceed against the manufacturers and seize their stent stocks as per the provisions of the Drug Price Control Order, 2013.
-
Harley-Davidson Inaugurates its Merchandise-Only Showroom At Mumbai Airport
Harley-Davidson recently inaugurated its first ever merchandise-only showroom at Terminal 2 of the Mumbai airport. The American manufacturer says that its an endeavour to reach out to more and more people and make them aware of the Harley way of life.
-
What to Wear to Work? Soon, a Tiny Computer
Think smart glasses displays for manufacturing workers; voice-activated clip-on computers that help store clerks; or caps that make sure long-distance truckers aren't dozing off.
-
China Might Lift Restriction on Foreign Carmakers' Stakes in Joint Ventures
Since 1994, China's policy dictates that foreign competitors enter joint ventures with domestic partners to operate in the country.
