Pharma company director, customs broker arrested for trying to export narcotic substance | Mumbai News

MUMBAI: The Customs Special Intelligence and Investigation Branch (SIIB-Export), Mumbai Zone-III, has arrested the director of a pharmaceutical company and a customs broker director for allegedly attempting to export a controlled substance to the Czech Republic without mandatory permission from narcotics authorities.The arrested accused have been identified as Venkat Shinde, director of M/s Veeprho Laboratories…

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‘Shameless, ungrateful, & corrupt’: Aaditya Thackeray on 6 MPs as party faces split 2.0 | India News

Aaditya Thackeray (File photo) NEW DELHI: Staring at another political crisis at the party level, Shiv Sena (UBT) leader Aaditya Thackeray, who is also party chief Uddhav Thackeray’s son, called what’s unfolding in Maharashtra a “shocking example of dirty politics”.In his first reaction to the crossover of six of the nine Lok Sabha MPs, who…

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Uae Retail T-Sukuk: UAE launches first retail T-Sukuk, letting residents invest in government-backed assets from Dh1,000 | World News

UAE opens sovereign Sukuk market to individual investors / Image – file For the first time, UAE residents and citizens will be able to invest directly in government-backed Islamic Treasury Sukuk with as little as Dh1,000, opening a market that was previously reserved largely for institutional investors.The UAE Ministry of Finance has launched the country’s…

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Vijay Antony pens emotional note thanking Tiruppur Subramaniam for timely support after ‘Nooru Saamy’ overcomes release hurdles | Tamil Movie News

Actor, composer, and filmmaker Vijay Antony has finally seen his latest film ‘Nooru Saamy,’ reach theatres after facing distribution-related challenges before its release. The film, which generated considerable buzz among fans, opened successfully across screens on Friday. Meanwhile, audiences started sharing positive reviews about the film, and Vijay Antony took a moment to thank a…

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Buried since 1776: Archaeologists uncover 500 hidden Revolutionary War artefacts at New York’s Fort Ticonderoga | World News

Nearly two and a half centuries have passed since soldiers gathered on a grassy rise overlooking Fort Ticonderoga and listened as a newly declared nation introduced itself to the world. The hill remains quiet today, bordered by trees and shaped by layers of military history, yet the ground beneath it has continued to preserve fragments…

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