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Vodafone Idea's share price extended losses, declining over 2% on September 16, following a TRAI order, despite an otherwise positive market.

The FSSAI has ordered CG Foods India to halt production of certain Wai Wai noodle products due to safety violations, including the reuse of broken noodles and u

Food regulator FSSAI has ordered CG Foods India, the maker of Wai Wai, to halt production of Veg Bhujia Namkeen due to hygiene lapses and unlicensed manufacturi

FSSAI has ordered CG Foods India to cease production of veg bhujia due to significant hygiene and licensing violations, including re-processing floor-collected

A Bengaluru firm, British Lifesciences, is under FSSAI scrutiny for misbranded infant food, leading to the destruction of 3.7 tonnes of expired products. This a

India's food regulator FSSAI has ordered Pie Foods to immediately stop selling two sweetener products due to violations of labelling and advertising regulations

A high court has granted relief to Dabur by staying an FSSAI order regarding its '100% pure' claims, stating that the food regulator should have provided an opp

The Delhi High Court has stayed an FSSAI order that banned Dabur India's product sales over '100% Pure' and '100% Natural' claims. Dabur challenged the ban, arg

A section of the newly opened Kanpur-Lucknow Expressway developed a major slip after heavy rainfall, leading to NHAI deploying fans to dry the roadbed and initi

Dabur has begun changing product labels after the FSSAI ordered it to stop selling items with allegedly misleading "100%" claims, including honey, coconut water

This week saw China's Xi Jinping championing a new global AI order, massive protests in Pakistan-Occupied Kashmir, and a skirmish in Hormuz impacting India's oi

A TRAI order stating that special numbers like 1600 and 140 series cannot be tagged as spam may render Truecaller less effective in India.

TRAI reportedly ordered Truecaller to remove 'Spam' labels from 140 and 1600 numbers, a decision which Truecaller's CEO now explains had negative consequences.

Swiggy has received an order from the FSSAI regarding its Toing app's licence and is now adjusting details, amidst increased scrutiny on food companies and quic

Swiggy clarified that a FSSAI prohibition order for its Toing platform was due to a licence update, not food safety concerns, and the issue has since been resol

Swiggy stated that the FSSAI prohibition order on its Toing app was related to a licence update, causing its stock to slip by 3%. Toing is designed for price-se