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FSSAI suspends licences of VKC Nuts, Chheda Specialities over food safety violations

FSSAI suspends licences of VKC Nuts, Chheda Specialities over food safety violations

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FSSAI has suspended the licences of VKC Nuts in Uttar Pradesh and Chheda Specialities Foods in Maharashtra after inspections found serious food safety violations, including live insects, mould, rodent droppings, poor sanitation and unsafe food handling practices Disclaimer: We do not own any of the content, ideas, images, or text presented here. All rights belong to their respective owners. For more information and to view the original source, please visit the following link: Source link

Maharashtra FDA cancels licence of Inducare Pharma, Pune’s ayurvedic drug maker, over safety violations

Maharashtra FDA cancels licence of Inducare Pharma, Pune’s ayurvedic drug maker, over safety violations

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The Maharashtra Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has permanently cancelled the manufacturing licence of Pune-based Ayurvedic medicine manufacturer M/s Inducare Pharma Pvt. Ltd. after inspections allegedly revealed repeated regulatory violations and serious failures to meet safety and quality standards, an official statement said. The company’s manufacturing unit, located in the Jejuri MIDC area of Purandar taluka, was found to be in violation of the Drugs and Cosmetics Act, 1940, and Schedule-T Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP). Disclaimer: We do not own any of the content, ideas, images, or text presented here. All rights belong to their respective owners. For more information and to view the original source, please visit the following link: Source link

UP has the highest number of traffic violations caught on e-challan: Centre

UP has the highest number of traffic violations caught on e-challan: Centre

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Uttar Pradesh is the state with the highest number of traffic violations caught via the e-challan system and also the one with the largest pool of unrecovered penalties in the country, the Parliament was told on Wednesday. Uttar Pradesh has issued 20% of all e-challans issued in the country and when clubbed with Delhi, the two states account for over half of all unpaid traffic fines across states. (Representative Photo/Unsplash) In fact, Uttar Pradesh has issued 20% of all e-challans issued in the country and when clubbed with Delhi, the two states account for over half of all unpaid traffic fines across states. Between 2021 and 2026 (till July 30), Uttar Pradesh issued 78.9 million e-challans, followed by Tamil Nadu (63.7 million) and Delhi (47.1 million). Kerala stands fourth in the list with 45.8 million, while Gujarat, fifth, issued 19.9 million e-challans. Uttar Pradesh ( ₹113,315 crore, 25.60%) and Delhi ( ₹110,760 crore, 25.02%) are the only states to cross the ₹100,000 crore mark in unpaid dues. Tamil Nadu sits at a distant third with …

Legal Notice demands DLTA’s eviction over land violations

Legal Notice demands DLTA’s eviction over land violations

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Indian tennis has been caught up in a player vs administrator battle for some time now. And now, a legal notice accuses the Delhi Law Tennis Association (DLTA) and the All Indian Tennis Association (AITA) of illegal land use, demanding swift government action. An investigation into the DLTA’s seven-acre property in South Delhi’s prime location has brought to light a paper trail that has remained buried for decades. Documents accessed by The Bridge show that between 1997 and 2000, the Land & Development Office (L&DO), under the Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs, repeatedly flagged the DLTA for alleged lease violations including unauthorized construction, failure to submit sanctioned building plans and misuse of the leased premises. The DLTA was allotted the land by the L&DO on a ‘temporary lease’ initially for a period of ten years back in 1981, which was later renewed for another twenty years until June 5, 2011. But government records show the land beneath this legacy has been mired in unresolved disputes since the 1990s. A decade of inspections and notices …

Supreme Court declines to entertain contempt petitions over alleged demolition guideline violations, asks parties to approach high courts

Supreme Court declines to entertain contempt petitions over alleged demolition guideline violations, asks parties to approach high courts

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The apex court declined to hear contempt petitions alleging violations of its 2024 demolition guidelines, directing aggrieved parties to approach the high courts concerned. It continued interim protection, asked high courts to examine factual disputes, and decide the matters preferably in 4 months Disclaimer: We do not own any of the content, ideas, images, or text presented here. All rights belong to their respective owners. For more information and to view the original source, please visit the following link: Source link

Expired curd, rumali rotis prepared beside washrooms among violations flagged at Hyderabad eateries

Expired curd, rumali rotis prepared beside washrooms among violations flagged at Hyderabad eateries

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The food safety teams of the Cyberabad Municipal Corporation (CMC) detected a series of hygiene and food safety violations during inspections carried out at restaurants, cloud kitchens and a warehouse across Hyderabad on July 9 | Photo Credit: Handle @CMC_Offcl on X Expired curd, unlabelled raw meat and seafood, unhygienic kitchens and rumali rotis being prepared adjacent to unclean washrooms with fly infestation were among the hygiene violations detected during inspections carried out by the food safety team of the Cyberabad Municipal Corporation (CMC) at multiple establishments across Hyderabad on Thursday (July 9, 2026). Chaas prepared with expired curd At Rebel Food Private Limited in Kondapur, which operates cloud kitchens for brands including Behrouz, Faasos, Sweet Truth, Wendy’s and LunchBox, officials found five packets of curd that had expired on July 5 and six packets that had expired on July 8. . Officials observed that mint chaas was being prepared using the expired curd. The food safety teams of the Cyberabad Municipal Corporation (CMC) detected a series of hygiene and food safety violations during inspections …

ED searches money changers’ premises over alleged FEMA violations

ED searches money changers’ premises over alleged FEMA violations

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Representative image. | Photo Credit: The Hindu The Enforcement Directorate has searched multiple locations in Delhi and Uttarakhand’s Rishikesh and Dehradun as part of an inquiry into alleged violations of the Foreign Exchange Management Act (FEMA) and the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) Master Directions governing money changing activities. The ED developed intelligence that certain licensed full-fledged money changers, their franchisees, and associated entities were engaged in unauthorised foreign exchange transactions. The agency alleges that they were also into “hawala” transactions. “It was alleged that foreign currency was being exchanged outside the licensed framework without adherence to mandatory Know Your Customer (KYC) requirements, prescribed documentation, and invoicing procedures,” said the agency. The searches were carried out at the premises of Ganga Forex Private Limited, JPJN Financial Services Private Limited, Alpine Forex Private Limited, Jai Jeen Forex Private Limited, associated business entities named JPJN Gems Unit, and Vintage India, apart from residential premises of key persons managing the entities in question. During the operation, the agency seized substantial quantities of foreign currency from multiple jurisdictions, equivalent …

Protocol violations alleged as SIR exercise enters third day in Karnataka

Protocol violations alleged as SIR exercise enters third day in Karnataka

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The Booth Level Officers in Ramanagara Town Municipal Council conducted what JD(S) on its official X handle described as an SIR camp. | Photo Credit: K. MURALI KUMAR Even as the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls entered its third day in Karnataka, allegations of violations of the Election Commission’s protocol during the door-to-door enumeration exercise surfaced from different parts of the State. In one instance, flagged by the Janata Dal (Secular) on its official X handle, Booth Level Officers (BLOs) in Ward No. 23 of the Ramanagara Town Municipal Council were seen conducting what the party described as an SIR camp at a wedding hall instead of undertaking the mandated door-to-door distribution and collection of enumeration forms. “The Election Commission’s rules have been completely thrown to the winds in Ramanagara. Instead of going door-to-door to verify voter information and distribute forms, the BLOs are organising an ‘SIR Rally’ by gathering every one at a Kalyana Mantapa in Tipu Nagar, Ward No. 23. Is this not an insult to democracy?” the party said in its …

Government tightens FCRA norms with revised penalties for violations

Government tightens FCRA norms with revised penalties for violations

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The home ministry has revised the compounding penalties for a number of offences under the Foreign Contribution (Regulation) Act (FCRA), 2010. The penalty for defraying foreign contributions beyond 20 per cent of the contributions received for administrative expenses, will be Rs 1 lakh or 5 per cent of the amount spent beyond the limit, whichever is higher.  Disclaimer: We do not own any of the content, ideas, images, or text presented here. All rights belong to their respective owners. For more information and to view the original source, please visit the following link: Source link

Single exit, height loophole, pending demolition order: Lucknow fire building’s long list of violations

Single exit, height loophole, pending demolition order: Lucknow fire building’s long list of violations

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Fifteen people were killed and nine others injured when a massive fire ripped through a coaching centre in Lucknow’s Aliganj area on Monday. Fire personnel conduct a dousing operation after fire broke out at a commercial building in Aliganj, Lucknow. (PTI) What initially appeared to be an accidental fire is now under scrutiny for a series of violations in the commercial building that authorities say had been ignored for years. ALSO READ | Building sealed, FIR registered, 15 dead: What we know and don’t about the Lucknow fire A residential building operating as a commercial hub The three-storey building on Usha Mehta Marg was originally approved for residential use. It was still functioning as a commercial establishment housing multiple businesses, including a pet shop, veterinary clinic, gaming zone, animation centre and an IT office. According to government records, the property was approved under a self-certification building plan scheme in 2014 for residential purposes. Authorities later detected unauthorised construction on the premises. The Lucknow Development Authority (LDA) then initiated proceedings against the owners and issued a …