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No Cancer Risk From Eggs, Food Authority Clarifies After Viral Claims
According to the regulator, allegations about nitrofuran metabolites being present in eggs are incorrect and risk spreading panic among consumers.
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Passenger Says Air India Express Pilot Thrashed Him, Left Him Bloodied. Airline Responds
A SpiceJet passenger alleged he was assaulted by an Air India Express pilot when he objected to the pilot cutting the boarding queue.
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Inside Viksit Bharat Shiksha Adhishthan Bill: Former UGC Chairman On Funding, Autonomy And States
Former UGC Chairman On New Bill: Now, that middle layer is removed, and funds will flow directly from the Centre to universities.
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Food Regulator Asks States To Launch Drive Against Adulterated Milk Products
The Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) has directed all states and Union Territories to launch a special nationwide enforcement drive to curb adulteration and misbranding of milk and milk products, including paneer and khoya.
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Viksit Bharat Shiksha Bill Enables Universities To Compete Globally: Minister
Viksit Bharat Shiksha Bill: Under the proposed Bill, the government plans to bring all major regulatory functions under a uniform framework comprising three autonomous councils: a Standards Council, a Regulatory Council, and an Accreditation Council.
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Autonomy Or Central Control? Education Minister Tables Viksit Bharat Shiksha Bill
The Bill proposes replacing the existing fragmented regulatory architecture with a single umbrella body backed by three specialised councils.
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Ozempic Enters India: Diabetes Drug, Not A Miracle Fix, Novo Nordisk MD To NDTV
In an exclusive interaction with NDTV, Managing Director of Novo Nordisk India, Vikrant Shrotriya, said the launch of injectable semaglutide marks a significant moment for diabetes treatment.
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6 Months On, Families Of Air India Crash Victims Say Silence Has Grown
Six months on since the Air India Flight 171 crash in Ahmedabad, families of those who died say their lives remain suspended between unanswered questions, incomplete investigations and what they call a fading public memory.
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Aviation Regulator To Deploy Oversight Teams At IndiGo Office Amid Crisis
A day after the Centre doubled the number of flights IndiGo will have to curtail to over 200 a day, aviation regulator DGCA has set up two teams to be deployed at the carrier's office in Gurugram to oversee various operations.
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Crackdown After Chaos: Centre Slashes IndiGo's Winter Schedule By 5%
Hours after he warned of exemplary action against IndiGo for the recent chaos at airports, Union Civil Aviation Minister K Ram Mohan Naidu has said the airline's winter flight schedule will be curtailed and its slots given to other operators
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From Pre-School To PhD: India, Australia Expand Education Partnership, Approves New Campus
Australian Education Minister Jason Clare said, "Nineteen international institutions have approvals to set up in India, seven are Australian.
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Six-Page Chapter On Ghaznavids, Somnath Temple Demolition Added To New NCERT Book
New NCERT Class 7 Textbook: The chapter states that Mahmud's campaigns resulted in the "slaughter of tens of thousands of Indian civilians" and the enslavement of prisoners, including children, who were taken to Central Asian slave markets.
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IndiGo Is Cancelling Hundreds Of Flights. So How Is It Still Selling Tickets?
As IndiGo continues to struggle with massive operational disruptions, many have asked the same two questions - a) if it is cancelling hundreds of flights every day, then how is it still selling tickets? and b) why are fares so high?
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IndiGo CEO Says Less Than 1,000 Cancellations Tomorrow, Normalcy By Dec 15
IndiGo CEO Pieter Elbers issued a public apology this evening after more than a thousand flights were cancelled today, the most severely impacted day in terms of cancellations.
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Centre Orders High-Level Probe Into IndiGo Crisis, Expects Fix In 3 Days
In what will be music to the ears of passengers hit hard by the IndiGo disruptions, the Centre has said flight schedules are expected to stabilise by Saturday and a return to normalcy is likely to be achieved within three days, which would be Monday.
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No Cancer Risk From Eggs, Food Authority Clarifies After Viral Claims
According to the regulator, allegations about nitrofuran metabolites being present in eggs are incorrect and risk spreading panic among consumers.
-
Passenger Says Air India Express Pilot Thrashed Him, Left Him Bloodied. Airline Responds
A SpiceJet passenger alleged he was assaulted by an Air India Express pilot when he objected to the pilot cutting the boarding queue.
-
Inside Viksit Bharat Shiksha Adhishthan Bill: Former UGC Chairman On Funding, Autonomy And States
Former UGC Chairman On New Bill: Now, that middle layer is removed, and funds will flow directly from the Centre to universities.
-
Food Regulator Asks States To Launch Drive Against Adulterated Milk Products
The Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) has directed all states and Union Territories to launch a special nationwide enforcement drive to curb adulteration and misbranding of milk and milk products, including paneer and khoya.
-
Viksit Bharat Shiksha Bill Enables Universities To Compete Globally: Minister
Viksit Bharat Shiksha Bill: Under the proposed Bill, the government plans to bring all major regulatory functions under a uniform framework comprising three autonomous councils: a Standards Council, a Regulatory Council, and an Accreditation Council.
-
Autonomy Or Central Control? Education Minister Tables Viksit Bharat Shiksha Bill
The Bill proposes replacing the existing fragmented regulatory architecture with a single umbrella body backed by three specialised councils.
-
Ozempic Enters India: Diabetes Drug, Not A Miracle Fix, Novo Nordisk MD To NDTV
In an exclusive interaction with NDTV, Managing Director of Novo Nordisk India, Vikrant Shrotriya, said the launch of injectable semaglutide marks a significant moment for diabetes treatment.
-
6 Months On, Families Of Air India Crash Victims Say Silence Has Grown
Six months on since the Air India Flight 171 crash in Ahmedabad, families of those who died say their lives remain suspended between unanswered questions, incomplete investigations and what they call a fading public memory.
-
Aviation Regulator To Deploy Oversight Teams At IndiGo Office Amid Crisis
A day after the Centre doubled the number of flights IndiGo will have to curtail to over 200 a day, aviation regulator DGCA has set up two teams to be deployed at the carrier's office in Gurugram to oversee various operations.
-
Crackdown After Chaos: Centre Slashes IndiGo's Winter Schedule By 5%
Hours after he warned of exemplary action against IndiGo for the recent chaos at airports, Union Civil Aviation Minister K Ram Mohan Naidu has said the airline's winter flight schedule will be curtailed and its slots given to other operators
-
From Pre-School To PhD: India, Australia Expand Education Partnership, Approves New Campus
Australian Education Minister Jason Clare said, "Nineteen international institutions have approvals to set up in India, seven are Australian.
-
Six-Page Chapter On Ghaznavids, Somnath Temple Demolition Added To New NCERT Book
New NCERT Class 7 Textbook: The chapter states that Mahmud's campaigns resulted in the "slaughter of tens of thousands of Indian civilians" and the enslavement of prisoners, including children, who were taken to Central Asian slave markets.
-
IndiGo Is Cancelling Hundreds Of Flights. So How Is It Still Selling Tickets?
As IndiGo continues to struggle with massive operational disruptions, many have asked the same two questions - a) if it is cancelling hundreds of flights every day, then how is it still selling tickets? and b) why are fares so high?
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IndiGo CEO Says Less Than 1,000 Cancellations Tomorrow, Normalcy By Dec 15
IndiGo CEO Pieter Elbers issued a public apology this evening after more than a thousand flights were cancelled today, the most severely impacted day in terms of cancellations.
-
Centre Orders High-Level Probe Into IndiGo Crisis, Expects Fix In 3 Days
In what will be music to the ears of passengers hit hard by the IndiGo disruptions, the Centre has said flight schedules are expected to stabilise by Saturday and a return to normalcy is likely to be achieved within three days, which would be Monday.
