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DU forms panel to probe Jan 27 ruckus outside Arts Faculty over BBC film screening

In a notification, the university said the vice-chancellor has constituted the committee to enforce discipline and maintain law and order on the campus.

The Delhi University on Saturday formed a 7-member committee to investigate the ruckus outside the Arts Faculty building over the screening of a BBC documentary on the 2002 Gujarat riots.
The committee, headed by DU Proctor Rajini Abbi, has been asked to submit its report to Vice Chancellor Yogesh Singh by 5 pm on January 30.
In a notification, the university said the vice-chancellor has constituted the committee to enforce discipline and maintain law and order on the campus.
The other members of the committee are Professor Ajay Kumar Singh of the Department of Commerce, Professor Manoj Kumar Singh, Joint Proctor, Professor Sanjoy Roy of the Department of Social Work, Professor Rama, Principal of Hansraj College, Professor Dinesh Khattar, Principal of Kirorimal College, and Gaje Singh, Chief Security Officer, it added.
"The Committee may specifically look into the incident of the 27th of January, 2023 which occurred outside the Faculty of Arts and opposite gate No. 4, University of Delhi," the notification said.
A commotion erupted at the Delhi University on Friday as students attempted to screen the controversial BBC documentary, even as police and the university administration intervened to scuttle the move.
Twenty-four students affiliated with the National Students' Union of India (NSUI) were detained from the Delhi University's Arts Faculty and a heavy police deployment was maintained in the North Campus.
The university claimed that "outsiders" were trying to screen the documentary and the police was called to maintain law and order.&nbsp;

Immediately on receipt of the information, a joint inspection of Marion Biotech’s Noida facility was carried out by UP Drug Control and the CDSCO team. Further action as appropriate would be initiated based on the inspection report tweeted Mansukh Mandaviya

India testing samples of cough syrup, in touch with Uzbek authorities says Health Minister

Immediately on receipt of the information, a joint inspection of Marion Biotech&rsquo;s Noida facility was carried out by UP Drug Control and the CDSCO team. Further action as appropriate would be initiated based on the inspection report tweeted Mansukh Mandaviya

India's Central Drugs Standard Control Organisation has been in touch with Uzbekistan's national drugs regulator since December 27,
Health minister Mansukh Mandaviya said on Twitter, in what is the government's first statement on the deaths of children in Uzbekistan after consuming a cough syrup made by an Indian manufacturer.
In a series of tweets on December 29, the Health Minister informed that a probe has been launched on the matter and samples of the cough syrup have been sent to a testing laboratory in Chandigarh.
A joint inspection of Marion Biotech&rsquo;s Noida facility was also carried out by UP Drug Control and the CDSCO team and further action as appropriate would be initiated based on the inspection report.&nbsp;

Drugs Control Organisation initiates probe after cough syrup linked deaths in Uzbekistan

India initiates probe after cough syrup linked to deaths in Uzbekistan

The health ministry of Uzbekistan has claimed that the children who died had consumed cough syrup 'Doc-1 Max' manufactured by Noida-based Marion Biotech.

The Central Drugs Standard Control Organisation (CDSCO) has initiated a probe in connection with the death of 18 children in Uzbekistan allegedly linked to a cough syrup manufactured by an Indian firm, official sources said on Thursday.
The health ministry of Uzbekistan has claimed that the children who died had consumed cough syrup 'Doc-1 Max' manufactured by Noida-based Marion Biotech.
Hasan Harris, legal representative of Mario Biotech, said the governments of both countries is looking into the matter and inquiring.
"There is no problem from our end and no issue in testing. We have been there for the past ten years. Once the government report will come, we will look into it. For now the manufacturing has stopped," Harris said.
According to the ministry, chemical ethylene glycol was found in a batch of syrup during laboratory tests.
Sources said the Drugs Controller General of India has sought more information regarding the incident from the Uzbek regulator. &nbsp; An inspection jointly conducted by the central drugs regulatory team of north zone and state drugs regulatory team was also taken during which samples of the drugs were also lifted.
Earlier this year, death of 70 children in Gambia was linked to cough syrups manufactured by Haryana-based Maiden Pharmaceuticals following which the Haryana based unit was shut for violation of manufacturing standards. &nbsp;However, later the samples tested in a government laboratory in India were found to be complying with specifications.
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The ED on Friday launched fresh raids at about 40 locations across the country as part of a money laundering investigation into alleged irregularities in the now scrapped Delhi Excise Policy, official sources said.

Delhi excise policy probe: ED conducts raids at about 40 locations across country

This is the second round of raids being conducted by the federal agency in this case after it first conducted searches on September 6 at about 45 locations across the country.

The ED on Friday launched fresh raids at about 40 locations across the country as part of a money laundering investigation into alleged irregularities in the now scrapped Delhi Excise Policy, official sources said.
The searches are being conducted at premises linked to liquor businessmen, distributors and supply chain networks in Nellore and some other cities in Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka, Tamil Nadu and Delhi-NCR, they said.
This is the second round of raids being conducted by the federal agency in this case after it first conducted searches on September 6 at about 45 locations across the country.
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The Enforcement Directorate (ED) case of money laundering in the excise policy stems from a CBI FIR in which Delhi Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia and some bureaucrats have been named as accused. The excise policy has been rolled back now.
The CBI had conducted raids in the case on August 19, covering the Delhi residences of Sisodia (50), IAS officer and former Delhi excise commissioner Arava Gopi Krishna, and 19 other locations across seven states and Union Territories. Sisodia holds multiple portfolios in the Arvind Kejriwal-led Delhi government including excise and education.
The ED is probing if alleged irregularities were done in the formulation and execution of the Delhi Excise Policy brought out in November last year and if some alleged "proceeds of crime" in terms of tainted money was generated by the accused. &nbsp;The agency also is expected to question AAP leader and minister Satyendar Jain in the Tihar jail in connection with this case on Friday after it obtained permission from a local court to do so.&nbsp;

Sonali Phogat death: CBI to take over probe, family welcomes Centre's move

The Union Home Ministry on Monday handed over the case to the CBI after Goa Chief Minister Pramod Sawant recommended it in a letter earlier on Monda

In a fresh development, the Centre has recommended a Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) probe into the death of BJP leader and actor Sonali Phogat. Her family has welcomed the Centre&rsquo;s move.&nbsp;
The Union Home Ministry on Monday handed over the case to the CBI after Goa Chief Minister Pramod Sawant recommended it in a letter earlier on Monday. Phogat&rsquo;s death remains mired in controversy since Aug 23.&nbsp;
So far, Sonali&rsquo;s aides Sudhir Sangwan and Sukhwinder Singh and three others have been arrested in connection with the case. Phogat, 42, died on the intervening night of Aug 22 and 23 in Goa. The police initially registered a case of accidental death, however the family alleged foul play into her death demanding CBI probe
&ldquo;Our family has been demanding a CBI investigation in this matter right from the start". The family suspects a "conspiracy" behind her death and only a CBI probe can bring the truth out&rdquo;, said Rinku Dhaka, Sonali&rsquo;s brother.&nbsp;
Besides, On Sept 11, members of 35 Khap Panchayats from Haryana, Rajasthan and Uttar Pradesh came together to support demands of Phogat&rsquo;s family.&nbsp;
Phogat&rsquo;s family&rsquo;s claims fell in line with the autopsy report that mentioned blunt injury marks on her body two days after her death.&nbsp;
It was then the police began to investigate the alleged murder of Phogat. During investigation a shocking CCTV footage from Goa&rsquo;s Curlies restaurant hinted at foul play. The footage showed Sonali staggering out of the pub holding onto one of her aides. She was declared dead hours later at a hospital.&nbsp;
It was revealed that Phogat was administered drugs by her aides. So far, Sudhir Sangwan and Sukhwinder Singh and three others have been arrested in connection with the case.&nbsp;
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As the anti-trust probe against the ecommerce&nbsp;giants Amazon and Flipkart continue, the Commerce Minister welcomed the Supreme Court decision that the trading practices need to be examined. In a strongly worded remark Piyush&nbsp;Goyal&nbsp;told ministers in Parliament&nbsp;"These companies used legal tactics to stall the investigation ... I am happy to tell you that yesterday, on the day of the Quit India Movement, all the efforts of these companies failed."&nbsp;The Commerce Minister assured tha
Goyal told lawmakers the big e-commerce firms were supposed to operate a marketplace website that connects buyers and sellers, but it was found they "continuously used various legal tactics" that hurt small businesses.
"The government has taken stern steps," he assured lawmakers as he talked about the allegations that Amazon and Flipkart&nbsp;have vendor preference policies for sellers.&nbsp;

Why Commerce Minister invoked 'Quit India' sentiment while discussing Amazon probe

Why Commerce Minister invoked 'Quit India' sentiment while discussing Amazon, Flipkart probe?

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Piyush Goyal's comments are the latest sign of Govt's discontent with the two e-commerce giants Amazon and Flipkart

As the anti-trust probe against the ecommerce&nbsp;giants Amazon and Flipkart continue, the Commerce Minister welcomed the Supreme Court decision that the trading practices need to be examined.
In a strongly worded remark Piyush&nbsp;Goyal&nbsp;told ministers in Parliament&nbsp;"These companies used legal tactics to stall the investigation ... I am happy to tell you that yesterday, on the day of the Quit India Movement, all the efforts of these companies failed."&nbsp;
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 "The government has taken stern steps," he assured lawmakers as he talked about the allegations that Amazon and Flipkart&nbsp;have vendor preference policies for sellers. Commerce Minister reiterated that the two platforms were&nbsp; found&nbsp;"continuously using various legal tactics" that hurt small businesses.
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E-commerce giant Amazon and&nbsp;&nbsp;Walmart&nbsp;backed Flipkart have legally challenged the Karnataka&nbsp;HC&nbsp;decision allowing the CCI&nbsp;probe against the e-commerce portals. Flipkart&nbsp;and Amazon have made a&nbsp;new appeal to the division bench.&nbsp;As per reports&nbsp;Flipkart filed its appeal against the order late Wednesday, Amazon India&rsquo;s petition was filed Thursday morning. The matter is likely to be heard on Friday.
CCI&nbsp;is probing allegations that&nbsp;Amazon India and Flipkart&nbsp;sales were predatory in nature and favourable terms to select sellers.
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Amazon, Flipkart challenge HC order allowing CCI probe

E-commerce giants fight back, Amazon &amp; Flipkart&nbsp;file fresh appeals challenging the CCI probe.&nbsp;

E-commerce giant Amazon and&nbsp;&nbsp;Walmart&nbsp;backed Flipkart have legally challenged the Karnataka&nbsp;HC&nbsp;decision allowing the CCI&nbsp;probe against the e-commerce portals. Flipkart&nbsp;and Amazon have made a&nbsp;new appeal to the division bench.&nbsp; As per reports&nbsp;Flipkart filed its appeal against the order late Wednesday, Amazon India&rsquo;s petition was filed Thursday morning. The matter is likely to be heard on Friday.
CCI&nbsp;is probing allegations that&nbsp;Amazon India and Flipkart&nbsp;sales were predatory in nature and favourable terms to select sellers.
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A government medical team bent rules to administer&nbsp;covid vaccines to Ujjain BJP MP Anil Firojiya's family, staff and supporters at his residence on Friday. The incident came to light after one BJP worker, Kapil Katariya, posted a picture of getting the jab at Firojiya&rsquo;s home and thanked him.
Friojiya&nbsp;pleaded ignorance and said that Katariya made the arrangements without his knowledge. The Member of Lok Sabha said that he himself got vaccinated at a hospital and believes that &lsquo;rules are the same for everybody&rsquo;.
Officials confirmed that there is no provision to send a medical team to anybody&rsquo;s home for vaccinations and an official inquiry into the matter has been ordered. The Ujjain district collector assured that strict action will be taken against those who gave permission for the team to be dispatched to the MP&rsquo;s residence.

Probe after govt team vaccinates BJP MP’s kin, staff at his residence in Ujjain

//Probe after&nbsp;BJP&nbsp;MP's&nbsp;kin, staff get Covid&nbsp;jabs at home //BJP worker posted photo of getting jab in Ujjain&nbsp;home //'Rules same for everybody': Ujjain&nbsp;MP pleads ignorance&nbsp; //No provision for vaccination at home yet: MP govt //Inquiry ordered, strict action against accused assured&nbsp;

A government medical team flouted rules to administer Covid-19 vaccines to Ujjain BJP MP Anil Firojiya's family, staff and supporters at his residence on Friday. The incident came to light after one BJP worker, Kapil Katariya, posted a picture of getting the jab at Firojiya&rsquo;s home and thanked him.
Friojiya&nbsp;pleaded ignorance and told news agency PTI&nbsp;that Katariya made the arrangements without his knowledge. The Member of Lok Sabha said that he himself got vaccinated at a hospital and believes that &lsquo;rules are the same for everybody&rsquo;.
An inquiry into the matter has been ordered and the Ujjain district collector has assured strict action will be taken.

The Competition Regulator has ordered a probe into&nbsp;allegations that Tata Motors abused its market position while supplying commercial vehicles to some of dealers.The dealers allege that the company dictated terms around the quantity and type of vehicles it should stock and also worked in concert with affiliate firms while advancing credit.&nbsp;The order has come on two complaints filed against Tata Motors, Tata Capital Financial Services Ltd and Tata Motors Finance Ltd.The practice by Tata Motors to "coerce its dealers to order the vehicles according to its own whims and fancies" is anti-competitive, the CCI said in its 45-page order ordering a further investigation.
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CCI orders probe against Tata Motors

The Competition Regulator has ordered a probe into&nbsp;allegations that Tata Motors abused its market position while supplying commercial vehicles to some of dealers. The dealers allege that the company dictated terms around the quantity and type of vehicles it should stock and also worked in concert with affiliate firms while advancing credit.&nbsp;The order has come on two complaints filed against Tata Motors, Tata Capital Financial Services Ltd and Tata Motors Finance Ltd. The practice by Tata Motors to "coerce its dealers to order the vehicles according to its own whims and fancies" is anti-competitive, the CCI said in its 45-page order ordering a further investigation. 
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<li>CCI&nbsp;on Tata&nbsp;Motors: Practice to coerce dealers is&nbsp;anti-competitive</li>
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The Competition Regulator has ordered a probe into&nbsp;allegations that Tata Motors abused its market position while supplying commercial vehicles to some of dealers. The dealers allege that the company dictated terms around the quantity and type of vehicles it should stock and also worked in concert with affiliate firms while advancing credit.&nbsp;The order has come on two complaints filed against Tata Motors, Tata Capital Financial Services Ltd and Tata Motors Finance Ltd. The practice by Tata Motors to "coerce its dealers to order the vehicles according to its own whims and fancies" is anti-competitive, the CCI said in its 45-page order ordering a further investigation. 
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