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Children rescued from 'deplorable' Ohio home where they were forced to sleep in bug-infested cages
The kids had allegedly been 'forced to stand for hours with nails between their toes and locked behind cages or barriers.'
Karnataka food safety officials crack down on sweet makers, issue notice to 10 units
The Karnataka Food Safety Wing has conducted inspections of sweet manufacturing and retail outlets across the state. During these inspections, officials issued show-cause notices to 10 operators for various violations. Some violations include poor hygiene and the absence of valid FSSAI licenses. The department has collected 125 samples for safety analysis to ensure compliance with food safety standards. Future enforcement drives will continue to monitor sweet manufacturers and vendors strictly.
Karnataka food safety officials crack down on sweet makers, issue notice to 10 units
The Karnataka Food Safety Wing has conducted inspections of sweet manufacturing and retail outlets across the state. During these inspections, officials issued show-cause notices to 10 operators for various violations. Some violations include poor hygiene and the absence of valid FSSAI licenses. The department has collected 125 samples for safety analysis to ensure compliance with food safety standards. Future enforcement drives will continue to monitor sweet manufacturers and vendors strictly.
The US has $100 billion to break China’s rare-earth grip. Can it stop Beijing from holding America’s supply chain hostage?
The United States can access up to $100 billion in loans for developing its critical minerals industry. Despite this financial resource, it struggles to compete with China’s established dominance in rare earth processing and supply chains. Creating processing facilities and refining capacity requires long-term investments and strategic planning, which many private investors find unattractive.
Innovation, investment and energy: What's next for China's economy?
Innovation, investment and energy: What's next for China's economy?
India's edible oil imports dip 7 pc to 15.44 lakh ton in Sep: SEA
India's edible oil imports fell by 7 percent in September, totaling 15.44 lakh tonnes. The decline was attributed to a sharp decrease in crude sunflower oil shipments, which dropped significantly. However, total edible oil imports increased by 3 percent for the first eleven months of the oil year. Refined oil imports saw a notable decline, while crude edible oil imports rose substantially during the same period.
My confession to everyone who takes heartburn drugs for acid reflux... and why I'm telling my patients to ditch them as soon as possible: DR PHILIPPA KAYE
They are some of the most popular drugs in the world - but growing evidence suggests that, for some patients, they may be doing more harm than good.
Premier Li to visit Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, Russia
Premier Li Qiang will visit Uzbekistan, Tajikistan and Russia in a three-nation overseas trip in the coming week. The Foreign Ministry said the premier will pay an official visit to Uzbekistan on Saturday and Sunday. Li then travels to Tajikistan where he will attend the 25th meeting of the Council of Heads of Government (Prime Ministers) of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization. He will then visit Russia from October 20-22 and join the 31st regular meeting between Chinese and Russian heads of government. (Reporting by Xinhua) Edited by Edmond Fong
Andy Burnham government announces major pension change to help some savers get money early
The new measures are expected to come into effect early next year
