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How GPS Trackers Are Guiding Drones To Smuggle Drugs, Weapons Across Punjab
The recovery of the tracker, however, is only one part of the investigation. Police are now trying to establish who supplied the device and how it was being used.
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Post-Mortem Confirms Punjab Man Died Of Drug Overdose, Akali Dal Slams AAP
Daljit Singh lived in Bhamme Kalan village and was found dead in fields near Ramanandi. Since the news of his death broke, his family suspected that he died of a drug overdose
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Cross-Border Arms, Drug Trafficking Networks Busted In Punjab, 7 Arrested
The massive recovery also includes 5.152 kg of opium, two illegal pistols, 106 live cartridges, one drone, one GPS tracker and five mobile phones, pointing towards the alleged involvement of organised networks operating with foreign-based handlers.
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Drones, Guns, Heroin And A Pak Link: Cross-Border Racket Busted In Punjab
Mohali Police have arrested four drug peddlers who were allegedly operating in contact with Pakistan-based handlers and used drones from across the international border to receive heroin consignments.
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India Remains Critical Drug Supplier To US As It Seeks Pharma Self-Reliance: Report
India's vast pharmaceutical manufacturing network has emerged as a critical pillar of the US healthcare system, highlighting the challenges facing American President Donald Trump's efforts to bring generic drug production back to the United States, according to a report.
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GLP-1 Drugs Receive New Warning Labels Over Rare Blindness Risk
The new alert aims to warn patients and doctors about a rare eye condition that can lead to sudden, permanent vision loss
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Anti-Cancer Drug Prices Fall, But Patients In Smaller Cities May Still Pay More. Here's Why
After the reduction in cancer drug prices, the next challenge is ensuring that patients can access these medicines without travelling long distances.
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New US FDA Warning Links Rare Vision Loss To Widely Used GLP-1 Weight Loss Medications
The Food and Drug Administration said the risk will be added to the labeling of all GLP-1 drugs, the blockbuster medications used to treat obesity, diabetes and several other medical conditions.
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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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Analysis | Politics Of Drugs: BJP Looks To Turn Punjab AAP's Biggest Challenge Into Electoral Gains
The BJP is attempting to turn the drug menace into one of its principal political weapons against the AAP government in Punjab, ahead of the assembly election
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Biryani By Kilo, D-Mart Face Action In Maharashtra Crackdown Ahead Of Diwali
The drive covered several big quick-commerce platforms and popular food chains. In Mumbai, the licences of Zepto (Worli) and Blinkit (Blink Commerce Pvt Ltd) were suspended. Eateries including Biryani By Kilo, Tossin Pizza (Worli) and Jumbo Burger also faced the same action.
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Operation Deep Source: Tamil Nadu Police Bust Inter-State Drugs Syndicate
A major breakthrough came when an analysis of postal and courier booking records revealed that 588 parcels had been dispatched using customer accounts in Ambala over the preceding year.
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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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Over 500 Bank Accounts Frozen, 2,000 Arrested In Drug Crackdown In J&K
Addressing his first press conference after taking over as IGP Kashmir, Kumar said properties worth crores belonging to drug peddlers have been attached and cash worth around Rs 1.10 crore recovered.
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Government Proposes Immediate Suspension Of Licences For Substandard Drugs: What It Means For Patients
The Health Ministry proposes amending Drugs Rules to allow instant suspension of manufacturing licences for substandard medicines failing critical quality checks.
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How GPS Trackers Are Guiding Drones To Smuggle Drugs, Weapons Across Punjab
The recovery of the tracker, however, is only one part of the investigation. Police are now trying to establish who supplied the device and how it was being used.
-
Post-Mortem Confirms Punjab Man Died Of Drug Overdose, Akali Dal Slams AAP
Daljit Singh lived in Bhamme Kalan village and was found dead in fields near Ramanandi. Since the news of his death broke, his family suspected that he died of a drug overdose
-
Cross-Border Arms, Drug Trafficking Networks Busted In Punjab, 7 Arrested
The massive recovery also includes 5.152 kg of opium, two illegal pistols, 106 live cartridges, one drone, one GPS tracker and five mobile phones, pointing towards the alleged involvement of organised networks operating with foreign-based handlers.
-
Drones, Guns, Heroin And A Pak Link: Cross-Border Racket Busted In Punjab
Mohali Police have arrested four drug peddlers who were allegedly operating in contact with Pakistan-based handlers and used drones from across the international border to receive heroin consignments.
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India Remains Critical Drug Supplier To US As It Seeks Pharma Self-Reliance: Report
India's vast pharmaceutical manufacturing network has emerged as a critical pillar of the US healthcare system, highlighting the challenges facing American President Donald Trump's efforts to bring generic drug production back to the United States, according to a report.
-
GLP-1 Drugs Receive New Warning Labels Over Rare Blindness Risk
The new alert aims to warn patients and doctors about a rare eye condition that can lead to sudden, permanent vision loss
-
Anti-Cancer Drug Prices Fall, But Patients In Smaller Cities May Still Pay More. Here's Why
After the reduction in cancer drug prices, the next challenge is ensuring that patients can access these medicines without travelling long distances.
-
New US FDA Warning Links Rare Vision Loss To Widely Used GLP-1 Weight Loss Medications
The Food and Drug Administration said the risk will be added to the labeling of all GLP-1 drugs, the blockbuster medications used to treat obesity, diabetes and several other medical conditions.
-
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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Analysis | Politics Of Drugs: BJP Looks To Turn Punjab AAP's Biggest Challenge Into Electoral Gains
The BJP is attempting to turn the drug menace into one of its principal political weapons against the AAP government in Punjab, ahead of the assembly election
-
Biryani By Kilo, D-Mart Face Action In Maharashtra Crackdown Ahead Of Diwali
The drive covered several big quick-commerce platforms and popular food chains. In Mumbai, the licences of Zepto (Worli) and Blinkit (Blink Commerce Pvt Ltd) were suspended. Eateries including Biryani By Kilo, Tossin Pizza (Worli) and Jumbo Burger also faced the same action.
-
Operation Deep Source: Tamil Nadu Police Bust Inter-State Drugs Syndicate
A major breakthrough came when an analysis of postal and courier booking records revealed that 588 parcels had been dispatched using customer accounts in Ambala over the preceding year.
-
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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Over 500 Bank Accounts Frozen, 2,000 Arrested In Drug Crackdown In J&K
Addressing his first press conference after taking over as IGP Kashmir, Kumar said properties worth crores belonging to drug peddlers have been attached and cash worth around Rs 1.10 crore recovered.
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Government Proposes Immediate Suspension Of Licences For Substandard Drugs: What It Means For Patients
The Health Ministry proposes amending Drugs Rules to allow instant suspension of manufacturing licences for substandard medicines failing critical quality checks.
