‘Visual independence’: DCGI gives nod to PresVu eye drops that can remove need for reading glasses – Times of India

NEW DELHI: The Drug Controller General of India (DCGI) on Tuesday approved a new eye drops to help remove reading glasses. The Mumbai-based drugmaker, Entod Pharmaceuticals announced that it had received a final approval for PresVu eye drops and plans to introduce it in the domestic market in the first week of October. The approval…

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‘Go for gold’: Why Goldman Sachs believes gold has the ‘highest potential’ for a near-term price hike – Times of India

Gold price outlook: Goldman Sachs predicts that gold is most likely to experience a price increase in the near future due to its popularity as a risk hedge. The bank believes that upcoming US Federal Reserve rate cuts will attract Western capital back into the gold market, which has been largely absent during the sharp…

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ICICI Bank refutes Congress allegations of post-retirement payments to SEBI chairperson Madhabi Puri Buch amid fresh accusations of office for profit – Times of India

NEW DELHI: ICICI Bank has issued a strong denial in response to recent allegations from the Congress party on Monday, which accused SEBI Chairperson Madhabi Puri Buch of receiving regular income from the bank and its asset management arm, ICICI Prudential, while serving as a whole-time member and later Chairperson of the capital markets regulator….

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Mumbai-Indore train journey to get shorter! Cabinet approves new Manmad-Indore railway line – see details – Times of India

Mumbai to Indore train travel gets a boost! Your Indian Railways train journey between Mumbai and Indore is set to get shorter with the Cabinet approving a new railway line project. Prime Minister Narendra Modi-led Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs on Monday approved a new project that will ensure “shortest rail connectivity between Mumbai and…

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Q1 bump tied to polls, confident GDP growth will hit 7.2%: RBI governor – Times of India

BHUBANESWAR: RBI governor Shaktikanta Das expressed confidence Saturday that GDP growth rate would meet the central bank’s projected 7.2% in the current financial year, driven by a monsoon-induced farm fillip and an uptick in govt spending that had been dampened by election-related causes in the first quarter.Das attributed the slower growth of 6.7% in first…

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