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New Indian Express
a day ago
- Business
- New Indian Express
Lucent drugs firm under lens for drug business with Pakistan
The investigation revealed that the firm was engaged in the manufacture and export of Tramadol to overseas clients, including those based in Pakistan. Initially, the company obtained a No Objection Certificate (NOC) from the Central Bureau of Narcotics to export Tramadol to Pakistan. However, this approval was later cancelled. To circumvent the order, the accused allegedly re-exported 13,800 kg of Tramadol, valued at approximately Rs 4.12 crore, to Pakistan through their overseas client M/s CHR Olesen Pharmaceuticals of Denmark, and 5,000 kg, valued at approximately Rs 1.34 crore, through M/s SM Biomed of Malaysia. As a result of the illegal exports to Pakistan, M/s Lucent Drugs Pvt. Ltd. received proceeds of crime totalling Rs 5.46 crore in its bank accounts. The ED investigation further revealed that these proceeds were intermingled with the company's regular business operations and projected as legitimate sales revenue from other countries. Earlier, the ED had attached immovable properties, including a building and factory premises worth Rs 5.46 crore, belonging to the firm.
News18
6 days ago
- Sport
- News18
Rohit Told Jaiswal To Stay With Mumbai: 'Don't Forget You Played For India Because...'
Last Updated: Yashasvi Jaiswal had obtained NOC from Mumbai to leave for Goa before making a U-turn. India opener Yashasvi Jaiswal made a surprise U-turn after an equally stunning decision to leave Mumbai for Goa earlier this year. Citing personal reasons, Jaiswal sought and eventually obtained a No Objection Certificate (NOC) from Mumbai Cricket Association (MCA) to leave the team where he started his professional career. A timely intervention from India ODI captain Rohit Sharma and discussions with other top stars resulted in Jaiswal revisiting his plan to shift to Goa. According to a report in Mumbai Mirror, Rohit convinced Jaiswal that it wasn't ideal to switch states at this point of his career while reminding the role played by Mumbai in helping him achieve India dream. 'Rohit asked Yashasvi to stay on in Mumbai at this stage of his career," the publication quoted MCA president Ajinkya Naik as saying. 'He (Rohit) explained to Yashasvi that there was a lot of pride and prestige in playing for a team like Mumbai, which has won the Ranji Trophy a record 42 times." 'Rohit also told Yashasvi that he must not forget that it was because of Mumbai cricket that he got a platform to show his talent and go on to play for India, and he must be grateful to the city for that. It was here in Mumbai that he started playing cricket on the maidans and then was picked for all the age group teams of Mumbai," he added. In a letter to MCA in April this year, the 23-year-old said he plans to relocate with his family to Goa and therefore requested the association to allow give NOC to leave Mumbai and switch to a new team. 'After discussing this with Rohit and a few other stalwarts who represented India and Mumbai, Jaiswal sent an email to us requesting us to withdraw his NOC for a shift to Goa. We approved his request," Naik said. Jaiswal moved from Uttar Pradesh to Mumbai at the age of 11 to pursue his cricket dreams. He gradually moved up the ranks before going on to represent India at the U-19 World Cup in 2020 where the team finished runners-up and he was picked as player-of-the-tournament. A year before, he had created a storm by hitting a double-century for Mumbai in the Vijay Hazare Trophy. view comments Disclaimer: Comments reflect users' views, not News18's. Please keep discussions respectful and constructive. Abusive, defamatory, or illegal comments will be removed. News18 may disable any comment at its discretion. By posting, you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy.
Time of India
12-07-2025
- General
- Time of India
Height restrictions put in place within 20 km radius of Noida airport
NOIDA : Noida International Airport on Friday issued an advisory for the public, builders and local authorities to follow height limits within a 20 km radius of the airport. No construction, buildings, or tree planting is allowed within a 20 km radius of the airport's main point unless someone has a 'Height Clearance' or 'No Objection Certificate' (NOC) from the Airport Authority of India (AAI), Noida International Airport's chief operating officer (COO) Kiren Jain said. This clearance is not merely a regulatory formality but a vital requirement to safeguard flight operations and navigation infrastructure from potential obstructions, Jain informed. "As Noida International Airport nears commissioning, it is imperative for the public, real estate developers, and local authorities to strictly adhere to the height restriction regulations laid down by the Ministry of Civil Aviation to ensure the safety and efficiency of aircraft operations," Jain said in a press statement. The statement further added that all concerned parties must approach local bodies before initiating any vertical development within the 20 km perimeter. These bodies will consult the Colour-Coded Zoning Map (CCZM) issued by AAI to assess permissible height limits. Based on the proposed construction height, the applicant may be directed to apply for a Height NOC via AAI's NOCAS portal, the press note said. This process is governed by GSR 751(E), Ministry of Civil Aviation (Height Restrictions for Safeguarding of Aircraft Operations) Rules, 2015, which prohibits any unapproved construction within safeguarded airspace. Any violation poses serious risks to Obstacle Limitation Surfaces (OLS) and the integrity of navigation systems, compromising overall flight safety. To enforce compliance, the Aircraft (Demolition of Obstructions caused by Buildings and Trees) Rules, 2023, empower authorities to initiate legal proceedings, including demolition of unauthorised structures or trees and imposition of penalties under the Aircraft Rules, the issued statement stated. All stakeholders, especially builders, landowners, and residents, are strongly advised to halt any unapproved development activities within the safeguarded zone and obtain the necessary NOC from AAI at the earliest. Timely compliance is essential to support safe, efficient, and obstruction-free operations at the upcoming Noida International Airport, the statement added.
NDTV
12-07-2025
- General
- NDTV
Height Restrictions Put In Place Within 20 Km Radius Of Noida Airport
Noida: No constructions or tree planting is allowed within a 20 km radius of the Noida International Airport without a 'Height Clearance' or 'No Objection Certificate' (NOC) from the Airport Authority of India (AAI), officials said. Noida International Airport on Friday issued an advisory for builders and local authorities and others to follow height limits within 20 km radius of the airport. Getting a clearance for any such activity with the area is not merely a regulatory formality but a vital requirement to safeguard flight operations and navigation infrastructure from potential obstructions, Noida airport's chief operating officer (COO) Kiren Jain said. "As Noida International Airport nears commissioning, it is imperative for the public, real estate developers, and local authorities to strictly adhere to the height restriction regulations laid down by the Ministry of Civil Aviation to ensure the safety and efficiency of aircraft operations," Mr Jain said in a press statement. The statement further added that all concerned parties must approach local bodies before initiating any vertical development within the 20 km perimeter. These bodies will consult the Colour-Coded Zoning Map (CCZM) issued by AAI to assess permissible height limits. Based on the proposed construction height, the applicant may be directed to apply for a Height NOC via AAI's NOCAS portal, the press note said. This process is governed by GSR 751(E), Ministry of Civil Aviation (Height Restrictions for Safeguarding of Aircraft Operations) Rules, 2015, which prohibits any unapproved construction within safeguarded airspace. Any violation poses serious risks to Obstacle Limitation Surfaces (OLS) and the integrity of navigation systems, compromising overall flight safety. To enforce compliance, the Aircraft (Demolition of Obstructions caused by Buildings and Trees) Rules, 2023, empower authorities to initiate legal proceedings, including demolition of unauthorised structures or trees and imposition of penalties under the Aircraft Rules, the issued statement stated. All stakeholders, especially builders, landowners, and residents, are strongly advised to halt any unapproved development activities within the safeguarded zone and obtain the necessary NOC from AAI at the earliest. Timely compliance is essential to support safe, efficient, and obstruction-free operations at the upcoming Noida International Airport, the statement added.
Hans India
06-07-2025
- Politics
- Hans India
ECI counters rumours amid Bihar's voter roll exercise row; over 1.69 cr forms collected in SIR drive
Amid swirling political controversies and rumours over alleged irregularities in the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls in Bihar, the Election Commission of India (ECI) on Sunday said the first phase of the process has been completed smoothly and in accordance with guidelines. In a detailed press note, the ECI said that 'no changes have been made in the SIR instructions issued on June 24', debunking claims from various quarters that the process was being manipulated to favour the ruling dispensation ahead of the upcoming Bihar Assembly elections. So far, 1.69 crore Enumeration Forms, nearly 21.46 per cent of Bihar's 7.90 crore registered voters, have been collected, with over 65 lakh forms submitted in the past 24 hours alone. "It is reiterated that SIR is being conducted as per the SIR instructions dated July 24 2025, and there is no change in the instructions. As per instructions, draft electoral rolls that will be issued on August 1 2025, will contain the names of persons whose enumeration forms are received," the poll body said. "The electors can submit their documents any time before July 25, 2025. After publication of draft Electoral Rolls, if any document is deficient, EROs can obtain such documents from the electors whose name appears in the draft Electoral Rolls, during scrutiny in the Claims and Objection period", it added. In a robust rebuttal to opposition allegations of exclusion and procedural opacity, the ECI underscored the scale and transparency of the process. 77,895 Booth Level Officers (BLOs) are carrying out house-to-house visits, taking live photographs and assisting electors with form submissions. Additionally, over 20,000 BLOs have been newly deployed to ensure timely completion. Over 4 lakh volunteers, including government officials, NCC cadets, and NSS members, are working to assist elderly, differently-abled, and vulnerable voters. Also involved are 239 Electoral Registration Officers (EROs), 963 AEROs, and 38 District Election Officers (DEOs), with 1.5 lakh Booth Level Agents appointed by political parties aiding the drive. Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar, addressing political concerns, stated, "During the past 4 months, all 4,123 EROs, all 775 DEOs and all 36 CEOs have held nearly 5,000 meetings with 28,000 political party representatives. ECI has also invited all Recognised political parties for interaction. No one was satisfied with the current status of electoral rolls for one reason or the other." This clarification comes as opposition parties in Bihar, including RJD, Congress and others, have accused the poll panel of attempting to manipulate the voter base through the SIR exercise.
