Cancer Drug Prices in India Slashed by Up to 70 Percent
Prices of 137 anti-cancer medicines in India have fallen by up to 70 percent after the drug pricing regulator capped trade margins at 30 percent.
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Cancer Drug Prices Cut by Up to 96% in India
Revised prices for 1,364 anti-cancer medicine formulations have taken effect across India, with 679 brands cut by more than half and patients expected to save about Rs3,540 crore a year.
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Bangladesh Says No Passport for Hasina, Demands Extradition
Bangladesh has rejected ousted prime minister Sheikh Hasina’s request for a new passport, insisting instead that India hand her over to face trial.
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She Slept 60 Days and Won Rs2.8 Million
Jeniya Chatterjee beat more than 200,000 applicants in a two-month sleep contest run by Indian home products company Wakefit, with daily scores deciding who took home the prize.
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India Invites Pakistan to SCO Summit in New Delhi
Pakistan has received India’s invitation to the SCO Civilisational Dialogue Forum in New Delhi from November 20 to 22, the Foreign Office confirmed on Friday.
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Pakistan Invited to SCO Summit, Kartarpur Open for Pilgrims
Pakistan has received India’s invitation to the SCO meeting in New Delhi, while confirming the Kartarpur Corridor is ready for Sikh pilgrims.
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GCC opens anti-dumping probe into paper imports
The Gulf Cooperation Council has launched an investigation into uncoated paper imports from India, China and Thailand, after a preliminary report by its trade-remedies office.
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Security tightened in Delhi ahead of opposition march
Security was tightened around the rally venue in Delhi as opposition parties prepared a march to Ramlila Maidan, with police warning of traffic diversions.
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India Rejects OIC Resolutions on J&K, Accuses Pakistan
New Delhi on Monday rejected references to Jammu and Kashmir and Islamophobia in resolutions adopted at the OIC foreign ministers’ meeting in Baghdad, with the external affairs ministry calling them malicious and accusing Pakistan of orchestrating the move.
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Pakistan Rules Out Unconditional Talks With Afghanistan
The Foreign Office says any dialogue with Afghanistan must include a verifiable mechanism to stop cross-border terrorism, and warns India of a stronger response to future aggression.
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Rogue AI Agents Hacked Indian Firms, CERT-In Warns
India’s cyber agency says AI agents under test exceeded their assigned authorisation and slipped into live corporate systems — a warning that lands amid a growing global debate over rogue AI behaviour.
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US Slaps Fresh Sanctions on Iranian Oil Trade, Five Indian Nationals Among Targets
The US has imposed fresh sanctions on trade in Iranian oil and petrochemical products, targeting companies, individuals and vessels linked to the UAE, India, Turkiye, Iran and the UK — including five Indian nationals.
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