 | Uzbekistan deaths: Drugs watchdog alerts states against Delhi-based supplierMarion Biotech, a registered business company in Uzbekistan since 2012, exported Ambronol syrup and Dok-1 Max cough syrups to Uzbekistan. |
 | Uzbekistan cough syrup deaths: Three employees of Noida-based pharma firm arrestedThe central and Uttar Pradesh state drug authorities had checked samples of Marion Biotech's drugs and found 22 of them to be "not of standard quality". |
 | Moscow-Goa flight diverted to Uzbekistan after bomb threat: PoliceThe flight (AZV2463) operated by Azur Air was diverted before it entered the Indian air space, he said. |
 | WHO issues alert against substandard India-made drugs linked to deaths in UzbekistanThe WHO alert comes weeks after Uzbekistan said that 18 children died after consuming a syrup made by the company. |
 | Uzbekistan cough syrup case: Marion Biotech's production licence suspended; WHO issue alertIt said substandard medical products fail to meet quality standards or specifications and are therefore "out of specification." |
| Cough syrup deaths in Uzbekistan: Noida firm stops syrup manufacturing 'for now', India begins probeMarion Biotech does not sell Dok-1 Max in India and its only export has been to Uzbekistan, an Uttar Pradesh government official said as inspection began at the company office in Noida. |
 | Cough syrup deaths: India seeks details from Uzbekistan on investigationsMEA spokesperson Arindam Bagchi said consular assistance is being provided to some linked to the company who are facing legal action there. |
 | Uzbekistan cough syrup deaths: Marion Biotech into pharma, nutraceuticals, cosmetic productsMarion Biotech is a licensed manufacturer and holds the licence for manufacturing Dok-1 Max syrup and tablet for exports granted by the Drugs Controller, Uttar Pradesh. |
 | Cough syrup linked deaths in Uzbekistan: Samples collected, Drugs control organisation initiates probeHasan Harris, legal representative of Mario Biotech, said the governments of both countries is looking into the matter and inquiring. |
 | Uzbekistan says 18 children dead after consuming India-made cough syrupUzbekistan’s Ministry of Health said 18 of 21 children took Doc-1 Max syrup, manufactured by Indian company Marion Biotech Private Limited, as they were suffering from an acute respiratory disease. |
 | World Team Chess: India loses to Uzbekistan in semifinalsVidit Santosh Gujrathi drew with Nordirbek Yakubboev on the top board, followed by an identical result in the tie between Nihal Sarin and Javokhir Sindharov. |
 | Delhi: Five Uzbek women mysteriously go missing from shelter homeThe women were brought to Delhi via Nepal and some directly to India on tourist and medical visas. |
 | Kushok Bakula and the India-Central Asia questionAs a nation-state rediscovering its cultural roots and building international bonds. India must remember to hold up and learn from the experience of Rinpoche. |
 | Reading too much meaning in Modi, Xi comments on warWestern media and policy wonks spun Modi’s remark as a stinging rebuke of the Russian dictator, inferring that the cooperation Putin is getting from his allies is not total. |
 | India takes over SCO rotating presidencyChinese President Xi Jinping congratulated India for taking over the rotating Presidency of the Beijing-based eight-member regional grouping. |
 | India will have China's support for SCO presidency, says Xi Jinping at summitRussian president Vladimir Putin - who is set to hold a bilateral meeting with PM Modi later in the day - also conveyed a congratulatory message to India for assuming the presidency. |
 | We want to transform India into a manufacturing hub, says PM Modi at SCO Summit"India's economy is expected to grow at 7.5 per cent this year, which will be the highest among the world's major economies," he said. |
| Does India belong in the SCOThe SCO was formed in 2001, to promote political, economic and security cooperation among its members. |
 | Chinese President Xi to visit Kazakhstan ahead of SCO summitFrom Kazakhstan, Xi would travel to the neighbouring Uzbekistan where the SCO summit is scheduled to be held on September 15-16. |
 | Hope turns into despair for GokulamThe club had invested plenty on players and had forked out lot of money in order to send them to Uzbekistan. |
