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India's Cancer Affordability: Cheaper Drugs Alone Cannot Save More Lives
Price control is not the answer to India's cancer problem. What it needs is a comprehensive strategy of transparent pharmaceutical pricing, indigenous innovation, rational treatment protocols, evidence-based reimbursement and equitable health care delivery.
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Pope Leo XIV Says AI Must Remain A Tool Under Human Supervision
He urged countries meeting in Geneva in November to take concrete steps towards banning lethal autonomous weapons.
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Cancer Drug Prices Slashed By Over 90%, But Experts Say One-Time Cuts Won't End Overpricing
Public health group, Jan Swastha Abhiyaan has demanded cost-based price controls, permanent caps on trade margins and independent verification of cancer drug prices.
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60 Nutraceutical Ads Flagged For Unsupported Health Claims: What India's Rules Say
An ASCI review found 60 nutraceutical advertisements violating its code over unsupported health claims. With FSSAI tightening scrutiny of supplement labelling and warnings, here's what India's regulations require and what consumers should know before buying health products.
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"OpenAI Has Been Very Bad For The World": Ex-Google Researcher
Alex Turner, who quit Google DeepMind over its Pentagon deal, says no single lab can fix the AI threats, and that the US and China will have to coordinate.
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Indian Railways: Power Bank Explosion Prompts Night Charging Ban On Trains — Check Details
The Railway Board has told all zones to switch off charging points in trains from 11 pm to 5 am, after a power bank reportedly exploded on a Mumbai local and filled a coach with thick smoke. No one was injured.
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Binance Pursues Brazilian Regulatory Approval Ahead of October 30 Deadline
Binance has applied for a cryptocurrency service provider licence in Brazil through its local affiliate ahead of an October 30 regulatory deadline. The exchange aims to expand beyond digital asset trading by offering financial services such as bill payments, international transfers and foreign exchange transactions. Binance has also reorganised its...
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Supreme Court Flags Massive Gap Between Medicine MRP And Retailer Cost, Asks Government, "Allowing This To Happen?"
The Court was hearing a public interest litigation (PIL) filed by advocate Kishan Chand Jain seeking mandatory generic drug prescriptions, strict initial price controls on non-scheduled medicines, and statutory margin caps on medical devices under the Drug Price Control Order (DPCO).
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Canada Invites Feedback on Stablecoin Rules Following US GENIUS Act
Canada has opened a 60-day public consultation on proposed regulations for stablecoin issuers that are not financial institutions, with feedback accepted until December 23. The framework includes restrictions on yield payments, redemption requirements, and limits on transaction fees. The proposed rules aim to align Canada’s approach with internat...
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MEXC Set to Exit Netherlands After Confirming It Has No MiCA Licence
Cryptocurrency exchange MEXC has confirmed that it lacks authorisation under the European Union’s Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation (MiCA), prompting its withdrawal from the Netherlands. The move follows a warning from Dutch regulator AFM over its services to local customers. MEXC has also announced service closures in Russia and Belarus and ma...
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CoinDCX Discloses $15.99 Million Loss After Previously Denying Hack Reports
Indian cryptocurrency exchange CoinDCX has confirmed a loss of 15.99 million USDT following a cyberattack on October 21. The incident affected legacy wallet infrastructure that was compromised during a July 2025 attack, which caused losses of $44 million. CoinDCX said it would absorb the financial impact, with no effect on customer balances or exch...
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Centre Explores Legal Framework To Plug Regulatory Gap In OTT Content
The government is examining how the existing framework can be strengthened to address complaints relating to online content, while determining the appropriate role for platforms, grievance redressal mechanisms and government oversight.
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Ban On Reuse Of Single-Use Medical Devices: Centre Tells States To Ensure Compliance
The DGHS directive seeks to strengthen oversight of the practice and reinforce the importance of patient safety, infection prevention and accountability in healthcare delivery.
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AI Law In The Works? Ashwini Vaishnaw Outlines Regulation Roadmap At NDTV World Summit 2026
Vaishnaw said AI systems should remain under human control, with safeguards to stop them if they go out of control.
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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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India's Cancer Affordability: Cheaper Drugs Alone Cannot Save More Lives
Price control is not the answer to India's cancer problem. What it needs is a comprehensive strategy of transparent pharmaceutical pricing, indigenous innovation, rational treatment protocols, evidence-based reimbursement and equitable health care delivery.
-
Pope Leo XIV Says AI Must Remain A Tool Under Human Supervision
He urged countries meeting in Geneva in November to take concrete steps towards banning lethal autonomous weapons.
-
Cancer Drug Prices Slashed By Over 90%, But Experts Say One-Time Cuts Won't End Overpricing
Public health group, Jan Swastha Abhiyaan has demanded cost-based price controls, permanent caps on trade margins and independent verification of cancer drug prices.
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60 Nutraceutical Ads Flagged For Unsupported Health Claims: What India's Rules Say
An ASCI review found 60 nutraceutical advertisements violating its code over unsupported health claims. With FSSAI tightening scrutiny of supplement labelling and warnings, here's what India's regulations require and what consumers should know before buying health products.
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"OpenAI Has Been Very Bad For The World": Ex-Google Researcher
Alex Turner, who quit Google DeepMind over its Pentagon deal, says no single lab can fix the AI threats, and that the US and China will have to coordinate.
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Indian Railways: Power Bank Explosion Prompts Night Charging Ban On Trains — Check Details
The Railway Board has told all zones to switch off charging points in trains from 11 pm to 5 am, after a power bank reportedly exploded on a Mumbai local and filled a coach with thick smoke. No one was injured.
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Binance Pursues Brazilian Regulatory Approval Ahead of October 30 Deadline
Binance has applied for a cryptocurrency service provider licence in Brazil through its local affiliate ahead of an October 30 regulatory deadline. The exchange aims to expand beyond digital asset trading by offering financial services such as bill payments, international transfers and foreign exchange transactions. Binance has also reorganised its...
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Supreme Court Flags Massive Gap Between Medicine MRP And Retailer Cost, Asks Government, "Allowing This To Happen?"
The Court was hearing a public interest litigation (PIL) filed by advocate Kishan Chand Jain seeking mandatory generic drug prescriptions, strict initial price controls on non-scheduled medicines, and statutory margin caps on medical devices under the Drug Price Control Order (DPCO).
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Canada Invites Feedback on Stablecoin Rules Following US GENIUS Act
Canada has opened a 60-day public consultation on proposed regulations for stablecoin issuers that are not financial institutions, with feedback accepted until December 23. The framework includes restrictions on yield payments, redemption requirements, and limits on transaction fees. The proposed rules aim to align Canada’s approach with internat...
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MEXC Set to Exit Netherlands After Confirming It Has No MiCA Licence
Cryptocurrency exchange MEXC has confirmed that it lacks authorisation under the European Union’s Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation (MiCA), prompting its withdrawal from the Netherlands. The move follows a warning from Dutch regulator AFM over its services to local customers. MEXC has also announced service closures in Russia and Belarus and ma...
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CoinDCX Discloses $15.99 Million Loss After Previously Denying Hack Reports
Indian cryptocurrency exchange CoinDCX has confirmed a loss of 15.99 million USDT following a cyberattack on October 21. The incident affected legacy wallet infrastructure that was compromised during a July 2025 attack, which caused losses of $44 million. CoinDCX said it would absorb the financial impact, with no effect on customer balances or exch...
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Centre Explores Legal Framework To Plug Regulatory Gap In OTT Content
The government is examining how the existing framework can be strengthened to address complaints relating to online content, while determining the appropriate role for platforms, grievance redressal mechanisms and government oversight.
-
Ban On Reuse Of Single-Use Medical Devices: Centre Tells States To Ensure Compliance
The DGHS directive seeks to strengthen oversight of the practice and reinforce the importance of patient safety, infection prevention and accountability in healthcare delivery.
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AI Law In The Works? Ashwini Vaishnaw Outlines Regulation Roadmap At NDTV World Summit 2026
Vaishnaw said AI systems should remain under human control, with safeguards to stop them if they go out of control.
-
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 ...
