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Translate Home » News » Reps reject Bill seeking transfer of drugs, poison management from exclusive to concurrent list Reps reject Bill seeking transfer of drugs, poison management from exclusive to concurrent list On By Levinus Nwabughiogu-Abuja A Bill seeking to transfer drugs and poison from the exclusive to concurrent list to give management powers to the States was rejected at the House of Representatives yesterday. Titled, ”A Bill for an Act to Alter the Second S...

Pune divisional commissioner Saurabh Rao and district collector Rajesh Deshmukh visited the plant on Wednesday. Share Via Email   |  A+A A- By PTI PUNE: Biovet Pvt Ltd, an associate firm of Bharat Biotech, is confident of making a plant at Manjari in Pune "fully functional" for vaccine production by August- end, a senior administrative official has said. Hyderabad-based Bharat Biotech is the manufacturer of Covaxin, one of the two vaccines being used in the nationwide COVID-19 inoculati...

"There have been reports in a section of the media followed by some uninformed tweets alleging delay in licensing for Covaxin and delayed approval for technology transfer for manufacturing Covaxin vaccine in the country," the ministry said in its statement.

NEW DELHI: The government on Thursday dismissed as "completely baseless and factually incorrect" reports in a section of media followed by some tweets alleging delay in licensing for Covaxin and delayed approval for technology transfer for manufacturing the vaccine in the country. The Union government is consistently and pro-actively working to secure and enhance the availability of vaccines, the Health Ministry said, adding that Government of India is pro-actively engaging with foreign vaccin...

Reports Of Delay In Licensing For Covaxin Factually Incorrect: Centre Reports Of Delay In Licensing For Covaxin Factually Incorrect: Centre The Union government is consistently and pro-actively working to secure and enhance the availability of vaccines, the Health Ministry said. Covaxin is manufactured by the Hyderabad-based Bharat Biotech. (File) New Delhi: The government on Thursday dismissed as "completely baseless and factually incorrect" reports in a section of media followed by some ...

Trade and Industry Minister, Alan Kyerematen, has commended Ibrahim Mahama, Founder of Dzata Cement Limited, for investing heavily in the cement industry.

Alan commends Ibrahim Mahama for investing in cement industry LISTEN MAY 10, 2021 Alan Kyerematen, the Minister of Trade and Industry has commended Mr Ibrahim Mahama, the Founder of Dzata Cement Limited, for investing heavily in the cement industry. The over 100 million-dollar investment is located on a 10-acre land near the Tema Port. Mr Kyeremanten made the commendation when he paid a working visit to the plant of Dzata Cement Limited on Monday. The visit was to enable him to have first-...

  The Minister of Trade and Industry, Alan Kyerematen, has commended Ibrahim Mahama, the Founder of Dzata Cement Limited, for investing heavily in the cement industry. The over 100 million-dollar investment is located on a 10-acre land near the Tema Port. Mr Kyerematen said this when he paid a working visit to the plant of Dzata Cement Limited on Monday. The visit was to enable him to have first-hand information on the cement-producing plant and the progress of work so far. The technology depl...

Gave some financial aid for Covaxin, Covishield trials, not R&D: Govt ​ By IANS | Published on ​ Mon, May 10 2021 22:27 IST | ​ 7 Views   Bharat Biotech gets permission to manufacture Covaxin for sale (Lead, correcting para 1) . Image Source: IANS News New Delhi, May 10 : The Centre has told the Supreme Court that no governmental aid, assistance or grant was made either for research or development of either Covaxin or Covishield vaccines but some financial assistance was given for c...

Published on: Friday, May 07, 2021 By: Bernama Text Size: Members of Family Frontiers hold up placards demanding equal citizenship rights for Malaysians at the Kuala Lumpur High Court. (Malay Mail) Kuala Lumpur: The government failed in its bid to have the court throw out a lawsuit filed by a civil society and six Malaysian women who are married to foreigners for their overseas-born children to have the right to become Malaysian citizens. High Court Judge Datuk Akhtar Tahir, in dismissing an ap...