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Cadila Pharma CMD booked for alleged rape, assault on Bulgarian woman
Police have acted on a high court directive and registered a case against the chairman and managing director of Cadila Pharmaceuticals for alleged rape, assault and intentional insult on a complaint by a Bulgarian woman, who had joined the company as a flight attendant, an official said on Sunday. The police have said that they can only investigate the matter and submit a report to the high court for now.
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Cadila Pharma CMD Booked For Alleged Rape, Assault On Bulgarian Woman
Foods that could help quit smoking
As we step into the New Year, resolutions to quit smoking are common, yet many struggle to stay committed. Overcoming nicotine withdrawal symptoms is challenging, but an expert suggests that one's diet can aid in the journey to quit smoking successfully.
Ginger is recommended as a helpful tool in curbing the desire to smoke. Sliced ginger pieces, with a sprinkle of black salt, can be placed in the mouth when the urge to smoke arises, effectively reducing the craving.
Spearmint leaves are another suggested remedy. Keeping a supply of washed spearmint leaves and chewing a few when the urge to smoke strikes can provide a temporary distraction, making it easier to resist the temptation to light up.
Indian gooseberry, known for its various health benefits, is highlighted for reducing nicotine cravings. Regularly chewing raw pieces and consuming a glass of water with them every morning is advised to help diminish the desire to smoke. The antioxidant-rich fruit can also aid in eliminating accumulated toxins from regular smoking.
Spurious drug racket busted in Hyderabad
Drugs Control Administration of Telangana has unearthed a spurious drug racket of fake antibiotics, hypertension and cholesterol medicines, analgesics in Hyderabad, officials said.
The raids were conducted at various locations in Hyderabad on Friday and spurious drugs of Rs 26 lakh were seized.
Drugs Control Administration Director General V. B. Kamalasan Reddy said the raids were conducted by a special team on the basis of the intelligence gathered regarding entry of spurious drugs into Telangana from Kashipur in Uttarakhand.
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Hyderabad: Spurious Drugs Racket Busted, Rs 26 Lakh Stocks Seized
26-year-old Thanjavur Medical College paediatrics medico dies of heart attack after continuous 2 days of duty
In a tragic incident, a 26-year-old PG Paediatrics medico of Thanjavur Medical College passed away on Sunday morning due to a myocardial infarction after being on continuous duty for 2 days.
The PG Paediatrics student was allegedly found dead in the hospital postgraduate duty room after he took permission to take a break as he got severe headaches while on duty on Saturday.
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