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India warns consumers about two Pakistan-made whitening creams linked to heavy metals. (AI-generated image) According to the regulator, these two cosmetic items lack registration certificates from the appropriate authority, which is mandatory under Indian law for products imported for sale. The Cosmetics Rules, 2020, enforced alongside the Drugs and Cosmetics Act, 1940, stipulate that imported cosmetics and their manufacturing facilities must obtain registration before entering the Indian market. The Bureau of Indian Standards publishes standards relevant to cosmetic safety. The central alert did not specify which heavy metals were detected or provide their exact concentrations. Consumers are advised against purchasing Goree Beauty Cream or Chandni Whitening Cream and to avoid using them if they already own these products. The warning also extends to similarly named cosmetics that might lack proper authorization. Authorities have instructed sellers, distributors, and advertisers not to promote or market these items. Enforcement units have been directed to prevent the sale of unauthorized cosmetics within their jurisdictions. Consumers discovering labeling violations are encouraged to report imported products to the Drugs Controller General of India. Consumers advised to scrutinize cosmetic labels This public warning emphasizes the importance of selecting authorized cosmetic products with clear regulatory and product information on their labels. Essential details should include manufacturer identification, a manufacturing license number, batch numbers, and manufacturing and expiry dates. Imported cosmetics must also display their registration number. These labeling requirements help consumers and authorities verify whether a product is authorized for sale in India. The guidance underscores the importance of proper registration, accurate labeling, and compliance

India and Russia have committed to strengthening their economic partnership, setting a goal to reach $100 billion in two-way trade by the year 2030. Following comprehensive high-level sessions at the INNOPROM India 2026 industrial technology expo in New Delhi, officials from both nations agreed on a common framework to grow trade from its current level of around $60 billion. India Russia bilateral trade target set at $100 billion by 2030 as diplomatic delegations and industrial leaders move to rebalance commercial flows through non-energy sector expansion.

India Achieves 7.8% GDP Growth in Q1 2026-27, Modi Celebrates Resilient Economy in April-June NEW DELHI, INDIA / RankWire.AI / – Prime Minister Narendra Modi has lauded India’s 7.8% economic expansion during the April to June quarter of fiscal 2026-27. He described this outcome as a “herculean feat” following official data that demonstrated ongoing growth across key sectors of the economy. Modi emphasized that the result showcased the collective strength and resilience of India’s population. He also acknowledged the impact of oil price shocks, disruptions in supply chains, and global uncertainty during this period.

India and Uzbekistan expand cooperation under a new Comprehensive Strategic Partnership. Trade and economic cooperation played a central role during the negotiations. According to the Uzbek government, bilateral trade reached $1.3 billion in 2025, reflecting a 33% increase. Both nations have committed to increasing annual trade to $5 billion by 2030. The number of joint ventures has grown sevenfold in recent years. Currently, India and Uzbekistan are served by 14 direct flights each week, and four Indian universities operate within Uzbekistan. The leaders emphasized the need for expanded industrial and commercial links. An agreement was reached to create a mechanism at the foreign minister level to oversee the implementation of bilateral accords. Plans are also underway for a joint working group to address non-tariff barriers and investment obstacles. After completing a feasibility study for an India-Uzbekistan Preferential Trade Agreement, officials will review next steps. Priority sectors identified include energy, electrical engineering, metallurgy, critical minerals, and agriculture. Discussions also covered healthcare, pharmaceuticals, automotive manufacturing, electronics, mechanical engineering, and jewelry industries. Expansion of cooperation through new agreements across vital sectors During the state visit, India and Uzbekistan formalized 11 agreements, memoranda, and related arrangements spanning cultural exchange, higher education, scientific research, environmental protection, traditional medicine, tourism, geology, and mineral resources. The package also involves collaboration on archival projects and a dialogue on economic and financial matters. An additional agreement links Gujarat state with Uzbek

Instagram is reported to have run paid ads in India that encouraged access to child sexual abuse material, according to findings published in July. Several of these ads directed users from Instagram to Telegram channels where illegal material was available for purchase. Meta Platforms later admitted that these advertisements breached its policies against child exploitation. This discovery prompted Indian authorities to take action and raised questions about enforcement within Instagram’s paid advertising system. Consequently, India has requested explanations from Meta and increased official scrutiny of the issue.

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India and Australia expanded cooperation in defence, energy, technology, education and trade through 18 outcomes announced in Melbourne.

India and New Zealand launch a strategic partnership, adopt a 2030 roadmap and target NZ$7 billion in bilateral trade by the decade’s end.