[wanabidii] Top Headlines: Centre pulls plug on Maggi in first recall of food item in India

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Centre pulls plug on Maggi in first recall of food item in India
The Maggi imbroglio escalated to an unprecedented level on Friday, with India’s food regulator ordering a total recall of all nine variants of the best-selling instant noodles brand.
If 2-min food becomes staple, you invite trouble
They fed starving soldiers stationed in remote areas, millions of those displaced by natural calamities and silenced hunger pangs of thousands during economic crises.
Food labels must tell all: Bold, clear & loud
With Maggi in a soup over the alleged presence of lead and MSG in some of its tested samples, the spotlight is on whether the country's packaging norms need to be strengthened to include more disclosures in consumer interest.
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17-year-old drowns in crowded Delhi pool
A teenager, who had borrowed money to join his friends for a fun outing at the Splash Amusement Park at Alipur in north Delhi, drowned at the park’s crowded swimming pool with no one apparently noticing he was in trouble.
107 bonded labourers rescued from Bengaluru
The Khunti police on Friday helped rescue 107 workers, many of them minors, from a Bengaluru-based incense-stick factory where they were allegedly made to work as bonded labourers. Twenty-five of the rescued workers, including seven minors, are from Jharkhand.
820kg of Maggi seized in Ahmedabad
Despite ban being imposed on storage and sale of Maggi and other brands of noodles, the health department teams of the Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation were surprised to find huge quantities of Maggi noodles packets on the shelves of even reputable malls.
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Flipkart 'caught' offering fake discount
A closer look at a product’s listing on Flipkart showed that it was priced at Rs 399 by the manufacturer, but Flipkart was selling it as if Rs 399 was the price after discount.
Xolo Chromebook review: No frills laptop
Google has now realised the need for affordable Chromebooks and partnered with the likes of India’s Xolo to introduce a device priced as low as Rs 12,999.
SPORTSMORE »
Can't force either India or Pakistan to revive ties: ICC
Dave Richardson said that while ICC wants resumption of Indo-Pak bilateral ties but it cannot interfere in the matter concerning boards from both countries.
US denies visa to Indian youth archery team
India's participation in the World Youth Archery Championships has been thrown into jeopardy after 20 members of a 31-strong team, including Korean coach Chae Wom Lim, were denied visa by the US embassy.
Wawrinka beats Tsonga to reach first French Open final
Stan Wawrinka reached the French Open final for the first time on Friday by defeating France's last hope, Jo-Wilfried Tsonga, 6-3, 6-7 (1/7), 7-6 (7/3), 6-4.
BUSINESSMORE »
More analysts downgrade Nestle's stock
After falling sharply for three consecutive sessions the Nestle India stock showed some stability on Friday, closing marginally higher on NSE and a tad lower on BSE. Turnover on the bourses in the stock, however, was more than three times its daily average turnover in the past few months.
Tax refunds jump 20% in April-May
You can hope to get your tax refund faster with the government streamlining the process, resulting in an over 20% jump in payments during April-May.
Government eyes insurance for key assets
The home ministry has written to various ministries asking them to look at obtaining insurance for reconstruction of critical assets after a natural disaster
ENTERTAINMENTMORE »
Anil Kapoor looks up to Javed Akhtar the most
Anil Kapoor has the rare distinction of being the only actor who has had the opportunity of working with all the Akhtars, starting with Javed Akhtar to Zoya to Farhan to Shabana Azmi to Honey Irani.
Akshay plans an ‘unplanned month-long holiday’
We all know how Akshay Kumar is a disciplinarian when it comes to his work. But he is equally particular about going on his family holiday after every film.
Bollywood's biggest Twitter wars
A look at some of the biggest wars by Bollywood celebs on micro-blogging site Twitter.
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