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Fake Cancer Drug Ring: Mastermind Nabbed From Azerbaijan, SIT Probe Intensifies

A Special Investigation Team has apprehended the prime accused in a multi-crore fake cancer medicine network upon his arrival at Bengaluru airport from Azerbaijan. Identified by authorities as a repeat offender, the accused previously operated a spurious drug distribution network before setting up a front business in Chennai under his wife's name. Investigators revealed that the syndicate supplied counterfeit and relabelled medications to numerous hospitals and clinics across Bengaluru. Following sustained pressure and an active lookout notice, the suspect returned to India, where he was immediately secured by police. Custodial interrogation is underway to identify the complete supply chain and uncover all entities involved in distributing spurious pharmaceuticals.

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TVK Minister Slams Udhayanidhi Stalin Over Remarks as Political War Heats Up in Tamil Nadu

A fierce political clash has erupted in Tamil Nadu between the ruling TVK and the opposition DMK. TVK Minister Adhav launched a direct attack on Leader of the Opposition Udhayanidhi Stalin, accusing him of working to destroy the DMK. Questioning whether the DMK would retain its deposit, Adhav laid down an open challenge regarding the contest in Maduraithurai, daring Udhayanidhi to resign from his party posts if the TVK secures more votes. Reporter Pramod Madhav provides insights on the escalating personal attacks between both sides.

SP Chief To Skip INDIA Bloc Meet, Seat-Sharing Rift With Congress And Opposition Strategy Over CEC

Samajwadi Party chief Akhilesh Yadav is set to skip the crucial September 30 meeting of the INDIA bloc, citing prior engagements and upcoming political commitments in Uttar Pradesh. While senior Samajwadi Party leaders are scheduled to attend the session in his place, internal friction over seat sharing between the Congress and the Samajwadi Party has surfaced. The Congress has reportedly sought between 105 and 115 seats, a demand contested by the regional party, which insists on reviewing candidate lists and regional equations before finalising any alliance. The opposition gathering is also slated to discuss united strategy regarding the Chief Election Commissioner.

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Markets Slip Below 23,000 as Rupee Hits 95.88; Big Suspense over Tata Sons AGM

Indian equity markets opened the week on a sharp negative note, with the Nifty breaching the crucial 23,000 mark and tumbling over 225 points amid fears of a potential Reserve Bank of India repo rate hike, rising crude prices, and sustained foreign institutional investor selling. The rupee weakened to 95.88 per US dollar, while MCX gold and silver also logged notable declines. Amid broad market weakness, banking and financial shares suffered significant cuts, while India VIX rallied over 11 percent, underscoring elevated market volatility. Separately, attention remained focused on Tata Sons as uncertainty continues regarding the schedule of its annual general meeting alongside decisions regarding the reappointment of N. Chandrasekaran and a potential listing. Additionally, scrutiny over the US H-1B visa program under the Trump administration presents emerging challenges for the domestic information technology sector.