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Fortis lines up Rs 1,300 cr capex to expand existing hospitals - Vimarsana News

Fortis lines up Rs 1,300 cr capex to expand existing hospitals

Fortis Healthcare is investing up to Rs 1,300 crore in expanding capacities at existing hospitals over the next few years, according to a senior company executive. The healthcare provider aims to add around 2,200 beds over the next few years.

Can Debts Recovery Tribunal Entertain A Claim For Less Than Rs.10 Lakhs Under SARFAESI Act? Delhi High Court Answers - Vimarsana News

Can Debts Recovery Tribunal Entertain A Claim For Less Than Rs.10 Lakhs Under SARFAESI Act? Delhi High Court Answers

The Delhi High Court recently held that DRT cannot entertain a claim for an amount less than Rs.10 lakhs under the SARFAESI Act. A Division Bench comprising Justices Vibhu Bakhru and Amit Mahajan...

Source: livelaw.in
These BU Researchers Were Just Named AAAS Fellows - Vimarsana News

These BU Researchers Were Just Named AAAS Fellows

BU’s 2023 AAAS honors scientists awardees are an astronomist, a chemist, and an engineer. Get to know more about them and their work.

Source: bu.edu
DCGI calls out WHO for 'prematurely' blaming Maiden Pharma for cough syrup linked deaths in Gambia - Vimarsana News

DCGI calls out WHO for 'prematurely' blaming Maiden Pharma for cough syrup linked deaths in Gambia

"It is clear that perhaps premature deduction was drawn on September 29th itself regarding the cause of death. Every subsequent alert or publication from the WHO only seems to be a reaffirmation of...

Maiden Pharma Cough Syrups That Killed 66 Gambian Children Are Of Standard Quality Clarifies Centre - Vimarsana News

Maiden Pharma Cough Syrups That Killed 66 Gambian Children Are Of Standard Quality Clarifies Centre

The central government has said that the four cough syrups produced and exported by Maiden Pharmaceuticals, which are suspected of being responsible for the deaths of 66 children in Gambia, were of standard quality.

Source: india.com