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Gujarat Firm Blamed For Eye Drop Infections By Sri Lanka, Probe On
A Gujarat-based company has been accused of supplying poor quality eye drops in Sri Lanka. The Sri Lankan government, in a complaint to the Indian government, said that the eye drops supplied by the company, Indiana Opthalmics, have caused eye infect
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Ex-Sri Lankan President's Son Arrested For Protesting Outside Indian Consulate
The elder son of former Sri Lankan President Mahinda Rajapaksa has been arrested along with two other parliamentarians for protesting outside the Indian consulate in Hambantota over the proposed lease of an airport to an Indian company
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37 Million India-Made Painkillers Headed For ISIS Terrorists In Libya Seized In Italy
The Italian police have seized a huge consignment of 37 million tramadol pills, worth USD 75 million, which was being shipped from India to be sold to ISIS terrorists in Libya. The investigators traced the tramadol shipment to an Indian pharmaceutical company, which allegedly sold the pills for USD 250,000 to a Dubai-based importer, which then ship...
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Ishant Sharma Becomes Fourth Indian Pacer to Take 200 Test Wickets
Bagging eight wickets in the third and final Test, including a fifer in the first innings, Ishant Sharma joined an elite company of Indian fast bowlers including Kapil Dev (434), Zaheer Khan (311) and Javagal Srinath (236).
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All Workers in Dispute With Indian Company in Sri Lanka Have Returned: Government
77 Indian nationals, allegedly mistreated by an Indian company in Sri Lanka, have returned after the government made arrangements for their immediate travel.
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Indians 'Mistreated' by Company to Return From Sri Lanka Tomorrow
The Indian nationals allegedly mistreated by an Indian company in Sri Lanka will return tomorrow with the government making arrangements for their immediate travel from the Indian Community Welfare Fund (ICWF).
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77 Indians Not Held Captive by Steel Company in Sri Lanka, Will be Back Soon: Centre
The government has said that 77 contractual workers stranded in Sri Lanka are "not being held captive" but are caught in a labour dispute with the private steel company they work for.
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Gujarat Firm Blamed For Eye Drop Infections By Sri Lanka, Probe On
A Gujarat-based company has been accused of supplying poor quality eye drops in Sri Lanka. The Sri Lankan government, in a complaint to the Indian government, said that the eye drops supplied by the company, Indiana Opthalmics, have caused eye infect
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Ex-Sri Lankan President's Son Arrested For Protesting Outside Indian Consulate
The elder son of former Sri Lankan President Mahinda Rajapaksa has been arrested along with two other parliamentarians for protesting outside the Indian consulate in Hambantota over the proposed lease of an airport to an Indian company
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37 Million India-Made Painkillers Headed For ISIS Terrorists In Libya Seized In Italy
The Italian police have seized a huge consignment of 37 million tramadol pills, worth USD 75 million, which was being shipped from India to be sold to ISIS terrorists in Libya. The investigators traced the tramadol shipment to an Indian pharmaceutical company, which allegedly sold the pills for USD 250,000 to a Dubai-based importer, which then ship...
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Ishant Sharma Becomes Fourth Indian Pacer to Take 200 Test Wickets
Bagging eight wickets in the third and final Test, including a fifer in the first innings, Ishant Sharma joined an elite company of Indian fast bowlers including Kapil Dev (434), Zaheer Khan (311) and Javagal Srinath (236).
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All Workers in Dispute With Indian Company in Sri Lanka Have Returned: Government
77 Indian nationals, allegedly mistreated by an Indian company in Sri Lanka, have returned after the government made arrangements for their immediate travel.
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Indians 'Mistreated' by Company to Return From Sri Lanka Tomorrow
The Indian nationals allegedly mistreated by an Indian company in Sri Lanka will return tomorrow with the government making arrangements for their immediate travel from the Indian Community Welfare Fund (ICWF).
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77 Indians Not Held Captive by Steel Company in Sri Lanka, Will be Back Soon: Centre
The government has said that 77 contractual workers stranded in Sri Lanka are "not being held captive" but are caught in a labour dispute with the private steel company they work for.
