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DCGI introduces new traceability rules to address fake medicines issue

The new guidelines have been formulated by India's drug regulatory body to ensure product traceability, which has been hindered by insufficient documentation throughout the distribution network

What caused the Bihar stampede that killed 7 in Jehanabad? Key details

Due to the fourth Monday of the holy Sawan month, the Baba Siddhnath temple witnessed a massive crowd of devotees when a stampede took place killing seven and injuring at least 16

Humans may foster emotional ties with ChatGPT's Voice Mode, cautions OpenAI

Sam Altman-led OpenAI has said that the newly introduced Voice Mode for ChatGPT could lead users to form emotional connections with the AI model

Explained: New Broadcasting Bill 2024 and its impact on digital creators

With concerns around the new Broadcasting Bill and its potential to limit digital content by introducing regulatory compliances, here is all you need to know about the Bill

Weak business driving TCS, Infosys and Cognizant to cut travel costs by 50%

A recent American Express survey found that one of the factors hindering a complete recovery of business travel post-Covid is the increasing prevalence of virtual meetings and events

Harish Salve to represent Vinesh Phogat, Olympic medal verdict out today

Paris Olympics 2024: The CAS for Sport in its preliminary assessment recognised the validity of Phogat's request for a joint silver medal in the women's 50 kg wrestling category

Stop attacks against minorities or I'll resign: Bangladesh's Muhammad Yunus

The newly sworn-in chief adviser Muhammad Yunus cautioned the student leaders flanking him and the nation that if the violence against minorities doesn't stop, he will resign

Is your device at risk? CERT-In warns of several high-risk flaws in Android

The govt agency has issued an advisory stating that devices powered by Qualcomm and MediaTek processors, including Android phones and tablets, are among those affected

Wrestler Antim to be banned for 3 yrs post Paris deportation? What IOA said

Antim Panghal and her entire entourage was deported from France following a disciplinary breach at the Paris Olympic Village

Bias, maternity leave setbacks stall women's growth at workplace: Report

According to a recent study, 75 per cent of women professionals experienced a career setback after returning from maternity leave, while 42 per cent of respondents reported encountering bias at work

RBI MPC maintains FY25 inflation forecast, food prices remain a challenge

With food inflation contributing over 75 per cent to headline inflation in May and June and making up 46 per cent of the CPI basket, vegetable prices accounted for 35 per cent of June's inflation

How automated taxis are causing a stir among ride-hailing drivers in China

Currently, at least 19 cities across China are testing robotaxis and robobuses, with seven cities allowing trials without human-driver monitors

From Cossipore to Nandigram: Bengal's last Marxist CM Buddhadeb bids adieu

Former two-time West Bengal Chief Minister and CPI(M) politburo member Buddhadeb Bhattacharjee passed away in Kolkata after dealing with health issues for some time

July 2024 sees drop in white collar job vacancies, back to 2023 figures

The number of active job openings in July reflected a 4 per cent decline from July 2023 and a 10 per cent drop from July 2021, particularly in roles requiring one or more years of experience

Retiring judges must take time before joining politics: CJI DY Chandrachud

In an interview with a Hindi daily, Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud also addressed the criticism of long court holidays and poor infrastructure of district courts in the country

Govt planning to reduce its stake in LIC by nearly 5% this fiscal: Report

Currently holding a 96.5 per cent stake in LIC, the government is considering options such as a follow-on public offer (FPO) and qualified institutions placement (QIP) to reduce its stake

Bangladesh political crisis may disrupt annual Hilsa fish arrival to India

Traditionally, the former Bangladesh prime minister Sheikh Hasina would send shipments of Hilsa to India annually as a goodwill gesture around August to October, despite export restrictions

Cities growing upward than outward, says study on modern urban evolution

A new study has indicated that urban areas are increasingly expanding vertically rather than horizontally, with Asian cities leading the trend

14 Indians rescued from Laos cyber-scam centres; Embassy issues advisory

This brings the total number of Indian youth rescued from cyber-scam centres in Golden Triangle SEZ to 548, according to the Indian Embassy in Laos

Rising dog bites: BJP MP urges committee to address 'atmosphere of terror'

BJP's Lok Sabha MP from Ghaziabad, Atul Garg, said that 3.05 million people in India have been bitten by dogs, with 286 fatalities resulting from these bites