Roche setback in Delhi HC paves way for cheaper spinal muscular atrophy (SMA) drug | Delhi News

NEW DELHI: Delhi High Court division bench has dismissed Swiss major Roche’s appeal seeking to restrain Hyderabad-based Natco from launching a generic version of Risdiplam, paving the way for the drug’s potential entry at a fraction of the multinational’s price. The bench comprising Justices C Hari Shankar and Ajay Digpaul on Thursday upheld the single…

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Maharashtra: Gangster Nilesh Ghaywal’s passport, brother’s arms licence under probe, says deputy CM Ajit Pawar | Pune News

PUNE: Deputy chief minister and Pune’s guardian minister Ajit Pawar on Friday said that an inquiry was initiated into the issue of gangster Nilesh Ghaywal getting a passport by altering his personal documents. Additionally, minister of state for home Yogesh Kadam approved the arms licence application of Ghaywal’s brother. Pawar said that he discussed the…

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Maharashtra government sets up committee to study Marathi films’ multiplex screening issues | Mumbai News

Mumbai: Maharashtra govt has set up a committee under the additional chief secretary (appeals & security) to study the difficulties faced by Marathi films in securing multiplex screens and other related issues and suggest recommendations to attract audiences towards Marathi cinema.The decision was taken in a meeting chaired by deputy chief minister Eknath Shinde, said…

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Union health minister JP Nadda at FICCI event: Funds not the problem, need proper utilisation | Delhi News

Union Health Minister JP Nadda emphasized that India’s healthcare progress hinges on states’ efficient fund utilization, not a lack of money NEW DELHI: Union health minister JP Nadda on Thursday said India’s healthcare transformation was not being constrained by a lack of funds but by how effectively states used them. Speaking at FICCI HEAL 2025,…

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Life in Delhi Metro: Official flags cybersecurity risks after Spain-Portugal blackout strands over 1,50,000 passengers | Delhi News

Life in a metro: Can’t ignore cyber threats NEW DELHI: A massive power blackout on April 28 caused disruptions in the metro networks in Spain and Portugal, impacting hundreds of trains and lakhs of passengers. At the time of the sudden blackout, 230 trains of Metro de Madrid were running, affecting 1,50,000 passengers. As many…

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