HC: Housing is a fundamental right, stops jhuggi demolition
Punjab & Haryana High Court declares right to housing fundamental under Article 21, sets aside Chandigarh's jhuggi demolition orders. Authorities must consider rehabilitation claims.
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HC: Van Gujjars can cultivate land but not for commerce
Uttarakhand High Court clarifies Van Gujjar tribe can grow fodder for cattle on forest land but prohibits commercial activities. The hearing addresses Forest Rights Act implementation. Read the latest updates.
AI's Role in Fighting Misleading Food Labels Explained
Can Artificial Intelligence be the watchdog India needs against deceptive food packaging? Explore how AI tools analyze labels, the regulatory challenges, and what it means for your health.
Congress: Forest Act Changes Open Door to Privatisation
Congress alleges recent amendments to the Forest Conservation Act enable forest management privatisation, threatening tribal rights and ecology. Read the full analysis.
Amul Curd Quality Dispute: Social Media Test vs Brand Clarification
A viral social media test claims Amul Masti Dahi failed FSSAI standards. Amul issues a strong rebuttal, citing its rigorous quality checks. Discover the facts and learn how to set curd at home. Share your thoughts!
Doctor's crusade leads to FSSAI ban on misleading ORS drinks
Hyderabad pediatrician Dr Sivaranjani Santosh's 8-year campaign against sugary drinks falsely marketed as ORS culminates in a landmark FSSAI decision. She urges young doctors to lead with ethics.
Banned ORS Drinks Still Sold, Pose Health Risk
Despite an FSSAI ban, non-compliant beverages labelled as ORS are widely available in pharmacies and online. Experts warn of serious health risks, especially for children. Urgent enforcement action is needed.
Only One Food Testing Lab in Telangana Causes Major Delays
Telangana's sole food testing lab in Nacharam faces severe delays, handling 600 daily samples for two states. Staff shortage post-bifurcation cripples efficiency. Read about the crisis and proposed solutions.
Food Test Delays Hit 4 Months in Telangana's Sole Lab
Telangana's lone food testing lab in Nacharam faces severe delays, processing 600 daily samples for two states. Staff shortage post-bifurcation cripples efficiency. Read about the crisis and proposed solutions.
Marco Materazzi's $15M Net Worth: Career & Earnings Revealed
Explore the impressive $15 million net worth of Italian football legend Marco Materazzi. Discover his earnings from Inter Milan, 2006 World Cup glory, and his pivotal role with Chennaiyin FC in India.
Food Delivery Apps: Convenience vs. Health Crisis in India
India's food delivery sector, worth Rs 1.2 lakh crore, is changing urban diets. This article explores the health risks of impulsive ordering and proposes solutions for mindful consumption. Read more.
3 Bitter Truths About Packaged Foods in India
A wellness expert reveals three shocking truths about everyday packaged foods, from gut damage to engineered addiction. Learn why FSSAI's new label rules are crucial for your health.
FSSAI mandates scientific proof for food claims from Jan 1
India's FSSAI mandates scientific evidence for all food product claims from January 1, 2026. Producers must follow a standard format for safety reviews. Learn what this means for consumers and the industry.
Gujarat HC issues notices over substandard cattle feed sale
Gujarat High Court seeks replies from BIS and FSSAI on a petition alleging sale of uncertified, substandard cattle feed pellets, posing risks to animal and human health. Next hearing on Jan 29.
FSSAI: Food Safety Claims Need Data, Not Promises
India's food regulator, FSSAI, mandates scientific evidence for all food safety reviews from Jan 1, 2026. Proof of consumption, toxicity & allergy data required. A move for safer Indian diets.
India Moves to Extradite 2006 Murder Accused from UAE
India has formally requested the UAE to extradite Hussain Shattaf, the prime accused in the 2006 murder of Merchant Navy Captain Anil Kumar. The case, reopened in 2022, sees a major breakthrough.
India Leads Global Milk, But Faces Adulteration Crisis
India is the world's top milk producer & consumer, yet FSSAI finds 68.7% samples adulterated. Learn about milk's cultural significance, health benefits, and simple home tests to ensure purity.
India Moves to Extradite Fugitive Hussain Shattaf from UAE
India initiates extradition of Hussain Shattaf from UAE for the 2006 murder of Captain Brijendra Virdi. CBI files chargesheet, highlighting a 17-year pursuit for justice. Read the latest developments.
Delhi Food Safety Dept. Restricts Unauthorised Inspections
Delhi Food Safety Department mandates written approval from Commissioner for all inspections, aiming to curb misuse of power and arbitrary checks. Learn about the new directive.
Malekudiya Tribe's Historic Meet Demands Political Voice, Rights
In a landmark gathering at Kuthlur, the Malekudiya community has demanded separate political representation in GPs and protection of their cultural heritage. The meet also called for full implementation of the Forest Rights Act-2006 in Karnataka. Read the
FSSAI says only Camellia sinensis can be called 'Tea'
FSSAI's new directive prohibits calling herbal infusions 'tea'. The Rs 3,600 crore flavoured market must rebrand. Learn what this means for your favourite brews.
FSSAI bans 'Herbal Tea' label, mandates rebranding
India's FSSAI orders companies to stop calling herbal infusions 'tea'. Only drinks from Camellia sinensis plant qualify. Learn about the new rules and industry impact.
Ghaziabad's Dasna Jail gets 5-star food safety rating
Ghaziabad's Dasna district jail earns a prestigious 5-star 'Eat Right Campus' certification from FSSAI for transforming its food system. Learn how chef training and a new kitchen set a new standard for prison meals.
FSSAI Plans Strict Labels for Fake Paneer to Curb Adulteration
FSSAI plans new rules to label fake paneer as 'paneer analogues' with added colour. This aims to protect consumers from health risks in India's ₹65,000-crore market. Read more.
FSSAI Bans 'Herbal Tea' Label, Defines True Tea
FSSAI mandates only Camellia sinensis products can be branded as 'tea'. Herbal infusions must rebrand, impacting India's wellness market. Read the full story.
FSSAI Defines 'Tea': Only Camellia Sinensis Products Allowed
FSSAI's new order restricts the term 'tea' to products from Camellia sinensis. Herbal infusions must be clearly labeled. Learn what this means for consumers and businesses.
FSSAI Defines 'Tea': Only Camellia Sinensis Products Allowed
FSSAI's new order states only products from Camellia sinensis can be sold as 'tea'. Herbal infusions must be clearly labelled. Learn what this means for consumers and businesses.
FSSAI Bans 'Tea' Label for Herbal Infusions
India's FSSAI warns food businesses against mislabeling herbal drinks as 'tea'. Strict rules now reserve the term only for beverages from Camellia sinensis. Read the full guidelines.
FSSAI Bans 'Tea' Label for Herbal Infusions
FSSAI mandates that only beverages from Camellia sinensis plant can be labelled as tea. Herbal infusions must be renamed to avoid misbranding. Read the full guidelines.
FSSAI 11th Food Analyst Exam 2025 Registration Open
FSSAI has opened applications for the 11th Food Analyst Exam 2025-26. Register online from Dec 23, 2025 to Jan 22, 2026. Check eligibility, exam dates, and steps to apply.
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