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Jamiat Ulama i Hind Halal Trust – a registered authority which issues Halal Certification to manufacturers, rejected the reports that Halal trade in any way is against the national interest of India, also asserting that the certification process is done as per the government’s set guidelines.

The announcement comes a day after police in Lucknow booked a company and three organisations for providing “illegal halal certificates” to products sold in the state.

Talisay police command center to open June 29

Lusaka - Zambia: Six top Chinese Companies have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with developers of Zambia's Multi Economic Facility Zone, China

Lusaka - Zambia: The Zambian government has pledged its commitment to supporting the economic integration of the Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa

Lusaka - Zambia: Minister of Health Sylvia Masebo has called for safer food handling in order to prevent illnesses, fatalities and reduce costs on the health

Lusaka - Zambia: Minister of Commerce Trade and Industry Chipoka Mulenga, says Zambia is poised to become a good investment destination and attraction centre

Parade scene possibly in Salina, Kansas - Kansas Memory

ZACCI embraces call to reduce cost of doing business

Omar Hawkins photograph collection - Kansas Memory