Hindustan Times Mumbai

12 hours ago | hindustantimes.com | Shweta Kukreti

The pharmaceutical consulting business BRS Analytical Services announced a countrywide recall of about 76,000 eye drop cases, as per FDA enforcement complaint. According to AvKare, a medical firm that first notified the recall, the urgent recall comes after an FDA audit discovered many cGMP discrepancies, which are alterations from the regular manufacturing method used during pharmaceutical production.

12 hours ago | hindustantimes.com | Shweta Kukreti

Ahmed al-Doush, a father of four and senior business analyst at Bank of America, reportedly received a 10-year prison sentence in Saudi Arabia over a single, seven-year-old tweet. According to the Times of London, the Saudi authorities declared a 2018 post on al-Doush's Twitter account a threat to national security, resulting in the severe punishment to the 41-year-old British national.

13 hours ago | hindustantimes.com | Shweta Kukreti

Amidst the ongoing Sean “Diddy” Combs' trial, never-seen-photos of the horrific aftermath of the infamous 2016 hotel incident in which the disgraced rapper attacked then-girlfriend Cassie Ventura were revealed. Pictures presented in court depict the fragments of the shattered vase that Combs hurled at Ventura during the gruesome assault at a hotel in Los Angeles. The photos also show pieces of the vase strewn all over the hotel room's floor and crumbs of soil dotted all over the wall.

14 hours ago | hindustantimes.com | Shweta Kukreti

A South Carolina couple is accused of allowing their baby twins to be bruised and nibbled by “large rats.” The couple is being charged with crime after Anderson County sheriff's officers discovered a 6-month-old girl covered with blood in a bassinet. According to WSMV, officers found bite marks on the kid's face, arms, head, and ears. According to the local outlet, which cited the Anderson County Sheriff's Office, there were noticeable bite marks on girl's twin brother's feet.

15 hours ago | hindustantimes.com | Shweta Kukreti

Target continues to deal with boycotts and criticism in 2025, which harms the company's reputation and hinders operations. Target was one of several large retailers to announce the termination of their diversity, equity, and inclusion programs shortly after President Donald Trump entered office. Among the changes was the termination of a program that supported Black-owned businesses and helped Black workers progress within the company.