Britain’s new Prime Minister Sir Kier Starmer has come to India for the first time after assuming his post and will meet Prime Minister Narendra Modi today, while poisonous Coldriff cough syrup was being made in Tamil Nadu for the last 14 years.
Important meeting between PM Modi and Starmer will be held today, these important issues will be discussed
There is hope for a new era of partnership between India and Britain amid the turmoil in the global economy due to US President Donald Trump’s tariff war. Britain’s new Prime Minister Sir Kier Starmer visited India for the first time on Wednesday after assuming his post. Today he will meet Prime Minister Narendra Modi and during this many important bilateral issues and cooperation will be discussed.
Coldrif syrup became poison for 14 years in Tamil Nadu, 364 serious violations confirmed
Shreesan Pharmaceutical, the company that manufactures poisonous Coldriff cough syrup, is behind the death of 20 children in Madhya Pradesh. This company was working non-stop for the last 14 years in a dilapidated building in Kanchipuram, Tamil Nadu. Here the medicines were being manufactured in an unhygienic environment and without any necessary rules or facilities.
Unseasonal rain broke the back of farmers, huge loss to paddy crop
Recently, due to western disturbance, heavy rains in many states of the country like Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, Punjab, Haryana and Uttarakhand have broken the back of the farmers. Paddy, sugarcane, pulses and vegetable crops have suffered huge losses. The crops standing in the fields were scattered and the grains kept in the markets got wet, due to which their quality and yield has been affected.
Amit Shah will hold a security meeting in Jammu and Kashmir today, know who will attend
Union Home Minister Amit Shah will hold a high-level meeting on the security of Jammu and Kashmir in Delhi on Thursday. Many senior officials including Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha will also be present in this meeting. During this period, Amit Shah will emphasize on zero tolerance policy against terrorism and will instruct all security agencies to work in a coordinated manner to end terrorism.
Rules tightened to prevent copying, ban on entry with face covered
Public Service Commission has issued strict instructions to maintain fairness in the PCS-2025 examination. The Commission has clarified that no candidate will be allowed to enter the examination center with his face covered. Under this, there will be a ban on covering the face with niqab, mask, scarf, scarf or any kind of cloth.