- Procter and Gamble (P&G): Vicks Action 500 Extra
- Abbott: Cough Syrup Phensedyl, Tossex and triple combination diabetes drug Tribet
- Cipla: Triple combination diabetes drug Triexer most impacted
- Pfizer: Cough Syrup Corex
- Lupin: Triple combination diabetes drug Gluconorm most impacted
- Wockhardt: Zedex cough syrups, Ace Proxyvan impacted
- Glenmark: Most of the impact is on account of Ascoril range of cough syrups
- Ipca: Zerodol P (Paracetamol + Aceclofenac)
- Sun Pharma: The most impacted is triple anti diabetes combination drug Gemer P (Meltformin + pioglitazone + glimeperide)
- Mankind: The impact is spread across multiple products
Wednesday, March 16, 2016
List of medicines Banned in India Recently
Tuesday, March 15, 2016
Indians to be deported from UK
Thousands of Indians in the Great Britain may get hit with a brand new law from next month under which they might be deported if their annual salary is below 35,000 pounds. The adjustments will affect professionals working and living on a Tier-2 visa who earn less than 35,000 pounds a year at the end-of five years of their stay in the nation. in Britain "The UK government changed the resolution rules in 2012 to break the connection between arriving at perform in the UK and staying here forever. We were clear the new rules would connect with migrants who entered Tier 2 from April 6, 2011. Those people were aware when they entered that new settlement rules would apply to them," a Home-Office statement said.
Indian professionals have formed the biggest group of people issued visas over time. It is approximated to be between. workers 30,000 and 40,000 although the exact amount of those affected by the wages threshold conditions remains uncertain "London is my house, I've worked hard and established a life here with my family. We feel quite let down from the machine. Kicking out taxpaying individuals like us is not the answer to the immigration disaster," said an Indian advertising assistant, who moved within November 2011 on a Grade-2 visa. The visa is issued according to a "certification of sponsorship" issued to UK-based firms to employ such professionals from outside the European Union and allows them a maximum of six years' remain. But from next month, those qualifying for ILR below the five-year group should also prove they make at least 35,000 pounds a year or face the prospect of a rejection, which means they'd have to return to their home country or ultimately be deported if they refuse to leave voluntarily.
The other major groups employed under this group comprise Americans, Australians, Chinese and Japanese nationals. However, the government remains determined that the changes are crucial to tackle the immigration difficulties in the country's.
A Home-Office spokesperson stated: "In the past it continues to be too easy for many companies to bring in workers from abroad rather than to consider the longterm choice to train our work force here at house." "We should do more to change that, which indicates decreasing the interest in migrant labour. For this reason we commissioned the Migration Advisory Committee to provide guidance on significantly reducing economic migration from outside the European Union," the spokesperson said.
Monday, March 14, 2016
Honor Killing Update
The father in law of the Dalit engineering student hacked to death in full public view on Sunday in the Tirupur district of Tamil Nadu has surrendered.
In a case of honour killing that was suspected, three guys viciously attacked the young couple, 21 -year old V Sankar and Kausalya, 19, as they emerged from a store. They had married eight months ago.
The attackers managed to escape from the place as the gory murder was watched by onlookers. India Now has got the video of the gruesome killing.
The couple was rushed to the hospital by the police where the boy lost his life, while the condition is under intensive care and of the girl stays critical.
The girl's relatives have been blamed by the boy's family for the homicide. The guy was from a lower caste while the girl belonged to the influential Thewar community.
The Tamil Nadu government has been asked to submit a report in relation to the case following a report was sought by the National Commission of Scheduled Castes on the killing.
In a case of honour killing that was suspected, three guys viciously attacked the young couple, 21 -year old V Sankar and Kausalya, 19, as they emerged from a store. They had married eight months ago.
The attackers managed to escape from the place as the gory murder was watched by onlookers. India Now has got the video of the gruesome killing.
The couple was rushed to the hospital by the police where the boy lost his life, while the condition is under intensive care and of the girl stays critical.
The girl's relatives have been blamed by the boy's family for the homicide. The guy was from a lower caste while the girl belonged to the influential Thewar community.
The Tamil Nadu government has been asked to submit a report in relation to the case following a report was sought by the National Commission of Scheduled Castes on the killing.
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Dalit man hacked to death in 'honour killing'
A person from the Dalit area in India has been compromised on a packed path in an alleged honour killing inside Tamil Nadu's southern state to death.
Police say 22, Sankar, was murdered for marrying a woman from the caste.
His father-in-law contains admitted to finishing up the attack which occurred throughout the day on the chaotic route and has handed himself in, police said.
Dalits, previously known as untouchables, sort the best step of India's caste structure.
Sankar's relationship were opposed by his girlfriend Kausalyais family, who fit in with an increased, more important caste, the victim's buddy, told BBC Hindi's Imran Qureshi.
"Some weeks ago, us confronted and afterwards, relatives and her parents came home and questioned my cousin-in law to go back using them. She declined," the sibling Vigneswaran, who employs just one name, said.
Kausalya's daddy China Swamy presented up himself in a magistrate's courtroom, police said.
"He's instructed the judge that he takes the episode on his daughter together with responsibility for that death of Sankar," he added.
Until all the attackers are arrested, Sankar's family have declined to get your body from the clinic.
CCTV footage broadcast on Indian tv stations revealed the couple walking over a chaotic avenue in Udumalpet town, in Tirupur center, once three guys equipped with pointed weapons infected them.
While the opponents then fled over a motorcycle, people saw in terror.
While his spouse is coping with the strike, the young man died in route towards the hospital.
Images of her her have eliminated viral on social media.
The Dalit community in the community are currently protesting over the event, our correspondent says.
According to one review, numerous individuals are murdered in India for falling in-love or marrying against their families' wants.
In 2011, the Supreme Court stated that people convicted of honor murders should face the death penalty.
Police say 22, Sankar, was murdered for marrying a woman from the caste.
His father-in-law contains admitted to finishing up the attack which occurred throughout the day on the chaotic route and has handed himself in, police said.
Dalits, previously known as untouchables, sort the best step of India's caste structure.
Sankar's relationship were opposed by his girlfriend Kausalyais family, who fit in with an increased, more important caste, the victim's buddy, told BBC Hindi's Imran Qureshi.
"Some weeks ago, us confronted and afterwards, relatives and her parents came home and questioned my cousin-in law to go back using them. She declined," the sibling Vigneswaran, who employs just one name, said.
Kausalya's daddy China Swamy presented up himself in a magistrate's courtroom, police said.
"He's instructed the judge that he takes the episode on his daughter together with responsibility for that death of Sankar," he added.
Until all the attackers are arrested, Sankar's family have declined to get your body from the clinic.
CCTV footage broadcast on Indian tv stations revealed the couple walking over a chaotic avenue in Udumalpet town, in Tirupur center, once three guys equipped with pointed weapons infected them.
While the opponents then fled over a motorcycle, people saw in terror.
While his spouse is coping with the strike, the young man died in route towards the hospital.
Images of her her have eliminated viral on social media.
The Dalit community in the community are currently protesting over the event, our correspondent says.
According to one review, numerous individuals are murdered in India for falling in-love or marrying against their families' wants.
In 2011, the Supreme Court stated that people convicted of honor murders should face the death penalty.
Friday, March 11, 2016
Interview with co-founder of Fide Mihi- Musarrat D Husain
We have got an opportunity to interview Mrs Musarrat. We fixed an appointment through her site. When we reached her house, she welcomed us and after exchanging the pleasantries, we got to our interview.
Us: We see that you have offered your services as pro-bono also. Why didn't you started this initiative long back when you were fresh from college.
Musarrat: Sameer, good things take time. I got married soon after my college and had to take care of my kids. I was not able to devote much time to legal services. But now, as kids are almost self sufficient, I can continue the charity work. Waise bhi, no one wants even a pro bono from fresh out out of college(laughs).
Us: That's good to know. What do you feel about the legal system of India? Considering the guilty almost get out of the hand of law using good lawyers.
Musarrat: It is perfect. As John Adams rightly said:
“It is more important that innocence be protected than it is that guilt be punished, for guilt and crimes are so frequent in this world that they cannot all be punished.
But if innocence itself is brought to the bar and condemned, perhaps to die, then the citizen will say, 'whether I do good or whether I do evil is immaterial, for innocence itself is no protection,' and if such an idea as that were to take hold in the mind of the citizen that would be the end of security whatsoever.”
This is our motto that no innocent should be punished. We offer justice for everyone.
Us:How about your clientele? How do you provide legal services?
Musarrat: (Laughs). It is under attorney client privilege.
Us: No. I mean how people contact you for legal advices.
Musarrat: We have a website www.fidemihi.com . People do come through it. In a day, we get around ten calls for legal advice and some appointment requests.
Us: Good to know.
Then she got a call and asked for excuse. We waited for sometime but since the call was long one. We bid good bye to her and left.
Saturday, March 5, 2016
New Law Firm in Delhi- Fide Mihi
This is what I found on their page
Fide Mihi is a law firm based in Delhi which holds the privilege to be among the very best law firms and having responsible and competent lawyers having with them decades of experience and expertise. Our firm deals in legal matters in District Courts, High Courts, and Supreme Court of India. We hold pride in being renowned for expert advice in criminal law, civil law and family law. We believe that justice is your basic right and therefore we fight with you and fight for you to provide you with this basic right.
Our team of lawyers having decades of experience and listed in top courts among panel of experts provides their expert legal advice in criminal, civil, matrimonial, contract and other legal matters.
Rest assured, as we provide to our clients competent, hard working and focused lawyers who are experienced and efficient in their fields of law. Our team is committed to provide our clients with the best legal advice and is well known for many properties including leadership, accountability and progressive attitude and spirit.
We are keen on providing our clients with transparent services which are budget friendly, principled, trustworthy, aggressive and knowledgeable so that your case not only gets better but a strong one. And if other lawyers also believe in the same system they are cordially invited to come work with us and expand our team so that we can provide our services to as many people as we can and help us achieve our goal, that is, just for all.
As our belief is that justice is your basic right therefore we also offer free legal advice to poor people who cannot afford top notch lawyers but are in need of someone who can help them get justice. This free consultation is only provided to people who are under privileged so that everyone should be able to get legal representative in front of the judicial system of India.
Thursday, March 3, 2016
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