Spot-fixing: Gurunath leaves Kodaikanal for Mumbai

Source: Supplied THE death of Sydney teenager Henry Kwan after he ingested a substance that mimics LSD highlights the dangers of legal synthetic drugs. Last week 17-year-old after taking a synthetic version of LSD and thinking he could fly. The ...

"I will prescribe a Ranbaxy medicine and even take it, if required," says Devi Shetty, Chairman of Bangalore-based Narayana Hrudayalaya Hospital, coming out in full support of the drug major. "People can safely take their medicine," he told Business ...

Indian generics maker says Ranbaxy of today is not the bad actor it once was Share Tools Ranbaxy Laboratories wants the world to know it is not the same company it was when it lied to the FDA and tried to hide serious manufacturing and drug quality ...

Kolkata, May 26 : The multi-billion-dollar Indian Premier League (IPL) that started with a bang in 2008 with the promise of changing the paradigm of sports entertainment in the country, looks gloomy today with controversies, including the ...

Border issue, trade to figure in Khurshid's Beijing age... Army chief briefs Antony on LAC stand-off; Khurshid vis... Khurshid to go ahead with Beijing visit: Official Khurshid to visit China May 9, confident border row wil... New Delhi, May 11 ...

A day after India and China pulled back their troops from the Daulat Beg Oldie (DBO) sector on the Line of Actual Control (LAC), Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah on Monday urged the Centre to clarify "where from and where to the Indian troops ...

In the wake of India's top drug maker Ranbaxy agreeing to pay $500 million to settle charges over adulterated drugs in the US, former chief justice of Delhi High Court Rajinder Sachar has demanded that Indian authorities take steps to stop their use ...

Ranbaxy Laboratories Ltd. (RBXY) may resume exports of drugs from two plants in India after resolving U.S. criminal charges that it sold adulterated medication, said analysts including Ranjit Kapadia at Centrum Broking Pvt. India's largest drugmaker ...

Srinagar May 7: Union Health Ministrys Drug Control Organization has agreed to open its drugs analysis facilities to Jammu and Kashmir strained by poor infrastructure and witnessing outrage over supply of substandard medicines to the government-run ...