Bengaluru firm under FSSAI scanner; 3.7 tonnes of expired infant food ordered destroyed | Bengaluru News

Bengaluru’s British Lifesciences faces penalties for misbranded infant food after FSSAI inspections (Representative image) BENGALURU: The Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) has initiated strict penal proceedings against Bengaluru-based nutraceutical and healthcare company British Lifesciences Pvt. Ltd. following inspections focused on infant food safety and statutory compliance.The food safety and drugs administration (FDA)…

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Rajasthan local body polls: BJP has clear edge over Congress, wins 4,171 wards | Jaipur News

The BJP won 4,171 wards, Congress 3,597, Independents 2,272. JAIPUR: The ruling BJP on Monday widened its lead over the Congress in Rajasthan’s urban local body elections, winning 4,171 wards against the opposition party’s 3,597, with results for at least 10,200 wards declared.The verdict in key municipal corporations presented a mixed picture, with the BJP…

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Tamil Nadu plans to establish a new university exclusively for emerging technologies | Chennai News

The institute will first be launched as an autonomous institute under Anna University CHENNAI: Tamil Nadu higher education department plans to set up a new university for emerging technologies such as artificial intelligence, quantum computing, biotechnology, climate technology and space technology.Named Periyar Institute of Emerging Technology, it will first be launched as an autonomous institute…

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AI push in healthcare raises patient safety concerns | Ranchi News

Health minister Irfan Ansari said the govt was working to address the shortage of specialists Ranchi: As Jharkhand moves to bring artificial intelligence (AI) into healthcare through tie-ups with technology companies, concerns over patient safety are mounting in a state grappling with a shortage of specialist doctors.The concerns assume significance with recent incidents highlighting the…

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Case Against 150 for Trespass, Theft in Cavelossim | Goa News

Colva: Colva police registered an offence against four people and over 150 unidentified individuals for allegedly forming an unlawful assembly, trespassing onto a property, damaging fencing, stealing equipment, issuing threats and using abusive language in Cavelossim.Police said Margao resident Sandeep Shinde lodged a complaint on Friday alleging that James D’Costa, Jane D’Costa, Shelton Fernandes and…

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PDA plans ‘Tulsi Vihar’ housing scheme on reclaimed Kareli land | Prayagraj News

Prayagraj: A large parcel of land belonging to the Prayagraj Development Authority (PDA) in Kareli-Karelabagh, which has remained under illegal occupation for decades, is set for redevelopment with a new residential project, ‘Tulsi Vihar’.The project is also expected to include a prominent ‘Tulsi Chowk’ on the adjoining road, giving a new identity to the area…

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VMC food safety drive expanded to hospital canteens | Vadodara News

Food Safety Teams Check 12 Establishments, Take Samples, Issue Notices Improvement notices were issued by the VMC to seven units Vadodara: The Vadodara Municipal Corporation (VMC) expanded its food safety enforcement drive to hospital canteens, with inspections across the city leading to notices for documentation lapses, unhygienic conditions and licensing violations at several food establishments.In…

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GreenFit Marathon Season-3: Jaipur MP Manju Sharma unveils poster as over 7,000 registrations receive for Sept 27 race | Jaipur News

Jaipur MP Manju Sharma unveils GreenFit Marathon Season-3 poster Jaipur: Tremendous enthusiasm is being witnessed among the residents of Jaipur regarding the GreenFit Marathon Season-3, an event organised to promote fitness and environmental conservation. More than 7,000 participants have already registered for the marathon, scheduled to be held on September 27, 2026, here at Vidhyadhar…

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