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India needs to have world class regulatory framework to match ‘Pharmacy of the World’ reputation: Nadda – World News Network
Union Health Minister JP Nadda on Wednesday said that India needs to have a world-class regulatory framework to match the country's global reputation as 'Pharmacy of the World'.
Titan Smart Elevates in the Category with their High Performance GPS Smartwatch: Titan Celestor – World News Network
Bangalore (Karnataka) [India], July 17: Titan Smart Wearables is revolutionizing performance smartwatches with the all-new Titan Celestor. This game-changing device, packed with cutting-edge technology, promises unmatched accuracy. Designed for Indian fitness enthusiasts, the Celestor embodies Titan's legacy of excellence and unlocks boundless exploration possibilities with style.
“My statement taken out of context…”: BJP’s Suvendu Adhikari clarifies “no need for minority morcha” remark – World News Network
Clarifying his recent statements on "Sabka Sath Sabka Vikas", West Bengal Leader of Opposition Suvendu Adhikari, emphasized the importance of national unity and said that his statement was taken "out of context".
Protests escalate in Balochistan amid rising concerns over enforced disappearances – World News Network
Enforced disappearances remain a major concern in Balochistan, sparking ongoing protests over the abductions of political activists, students, and journalists.
Risaya Soars High with Drone Program Launch at Ethiraj College – World News Network
Chennai (Tamil Nadu) [India], July 17: Risaya, a leading innovator in the education sector, proudly announces the launch of its cutting-edge Drone Program at Ethiraj College, Chennai. Additionally, Risaya has an advanced Sound Engineering Program at Loyola College, demonstrating its commitment to providing state-of-the-art educational opportunities that align with industry…
Nepal Embassy in Bangladesh issues advisory for students in wake of anti-quota protests – World News Network
Nepal's embassy in Dhaka has issued an advisory for Nepali students to stay indoors and follow the instructions of their respective universities and college administrators after the students' protest intensified over the government jobs quota