Major Action Against Illegal Drug Warehouse in Bhiwadi, Five Samples Fail Quality Tests
Rajasthans drug control agency seizes drugs from an illegal warehouse in Bhiwadi, with five out of 18 samples failing quality tests. Major Action Against Illegal Drug Warehouse in Bhiwadi, Five Samples Fail Quality Tests
Five of 18 medicine samples seized from illegal Bhiwadi warehouse found substandard
Digital Desk | Jaipur, Sep 10 (IANS) The Rajasthan Drug Control Commissionerate has initiated further action after quality test reports revealed that five of the 18 medicine samples seized from an unlicensed medicine warehouse in Bhiwadi were substandard, Principal Secretary (Medical and Health) Gayatri Rathore said here on Thursday. Rathore said approximately 1,500 cartons of medicines and other materials worth Rs 4 crore were seized during the operation, which was conducted on the basis of confidential information. In compliance with court orders, the seized material has been placed in the custody of the Drug Control Officer. During the operation, medicines manufactured and marketed by various companies were found at the premises, and 18 samples were collected for quality testing. The Drug Control Commissionerate has ordered detailed investigations by the respective manufacturing units. Drug Control Commissioner Avichal Chaturvedi said that, acting on the Commissionerate's directions, inspection teams have been dispatched to the concerned manufacturing units. The teams will conduct a detailed scrutiny of manufacturing records, raw materials, quality-control records, batch production records, and documents relating to the distribution and supply chain of the concerned batches. The inspections will also verify whether the manufacturing, quality testing, storage and distribution of the medicines were carried out in accordance with prescribed standards and regulatory requirements. Chaturvedi said that necessary action under the law and the Drugs and Cosmetics Act will be taken on the basis of the findings of the investigation. He emphasised that no negligence would be tolerated in matters concerning the quality of medicines and public health, nor in cases involving unlicensed pharmaceutical trade. Action in accordance with the law will be ensured against the concerned individuals, institutions and other parties, based on the facts established during the investigation, he said. He emphasised that no negligence would be tolerated in matters concerning the quality of medicines and public health, nor in cases involving unlicensed pharmaceutical trade.
5 medicine samples found substandard in Bhiwadi warehouse raid; probe launched
Peaceful Voting Marks Local Body Elections in Rajasthans Khairthal-Tijara District
Voter turnout reaches 80.25% in peaceful local body elections across Bhiwadi, Khairthal, and Tijara in Rajasthans Khairthal-Tijara district. Peaceful Voting Marks Local Body Elections in Rajasthans Khairthal-Tijara District
Delhi Building Collapse: Nearby Structures Sealed as PG Owner Is Traced to Bhiwadi
Several buildings around the site of the Satya Niketan building collapse have been sealed after the Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD) served notices to their owners. The building next to the collapsed structure is also set to be demolished in phases,
Owner of the collapsed building at Satya Niketan Hariram arrested from Bhiwadi in Rajasthan
Delhi Police has arrested Hariram, the owner of the collapsed building at Satya Niketan locality in South West Delhi. Hariram ... Read more
Guilty wont be spared: Delhi CM on suspension of 5 MCD officials over building collapse
New Delhi, Sep 7 (IANS) A day after a building collapse claimed seven lives, Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta on Monday vowed not to spare anyone found guilty, adding that five MCD officials have been suspended after the tragedy in South Delhis Satya Niketan. The Chief Minister also coordinated with civic agency officials to launch a citywide drive to seal buildings with unauthorised fifth floors. In a message on X, the Chief Minister said, MCD Deputy Commissioner, Executive Engineer, Superintending Engineer, Assistant Engineer and Junior Engineer have been suspended with immediate effect following the tragic Satya Niketan incident. The suspended employees include South Zone officials -- Deputy Commissioner Rakesh Kumar, Superintending Engineer (SE) Ranvir Singh, Executive Engineer (EE) Lalit Kumar Goel, Assistant Engineer (AE) Sunil Chauhan and Junior Engineer (JE) Ashish Kumar. Giving an update on the crackdown following the incident, Chief Minister Gupta said, The building owner has been arrested. Immediate sealing of buildings with unauthorised fifth floors has been ordered across Delhi. Nearby PGs and buildings are also being thoroughly inspected. Strict action, including sealing, will be taken against violations. Delhi Government has taken the matter with utmost seriousness. Anyone found guilty or responsible will not be spared, said the Chief Minister. CM Guptas tough talk against illegal constructions came on a day when the owner of the collapsed building, Hariram Bansal, was apprehended by Delhi Police from Rajasthan's Bhiwadi. He was arrested hours after the Delhi Police issued a Look Out Circular (LOC) following the collapse of the five-storey building, which served as a PG accommodation for students, as investigations into the incident and responsibility for the tragedy continue. The police had formed 10 teams to apprehend Bansal after a look-out notice was issued against him, said an official. On Monday morning, Chief Minister Gupta revisited the collapse site to review the ongoing rescue and related operations. Following the inspection, she assured that strict action would be taken against officials found guilty of negligence or oversight. So far, seven people have been confirmed dead in the building collapse. Several are receiving treatment, while many are still feared to be trapped under the debris. The search and rescue operations continued throughout the night. Officials said that several people, mostly students, are still feared trapped under the debris, and efforts are underway to rescue them safely. The five-storey building, known as 'Hostel Daze', was operating as a boys' PG, and several students were staying there when the incident took place around 1.30 p.m. on Sunday, the police said. An adjacent building also collapsed, according to eyewitnesses, adding to concerns over the safety and structural condition of buildings in the area. Meanwhile, students affiliated with SFI and KYS held a protest and took out a march at Delhi University's North Campus on Monday to voice concern over the Satya Niketan building collapse. They demanded the construction of proper hostels for all students of the university.
Delhi building collapse: Building owner arrested from Raj
The owner of the building that collapsed in Satya Niketan, Delhi, killing seven people, has been apprehended from Rajasthan's Bhiwadi area. Hariram Gupta was arrested after a massive search operation, having gone into hiding immediately after the incident. Police are continuing their investigation into the circumstances of the collapse and the repair work being carried out.
Satya Niketan PG Owner Hariram Gupta Held in Rajasthan After Delhi Building Collapse
Delhi Police have apprehended Hariram Gupta, the owner of the paying guest accommodation in southwest Delhi's Satya Niketan where a five-storey building collapsed, killing seven people. Gupta was traced to Bhiwadi in Rajasthan on Monday, a day after the fatal collapse,
Satya Niketan PG collapse: Building owner Hariram apprehended in Bhiwadi
Satya Niketan building collapse: Owner Hariram apprehended in Bhiwadi after 7 killed in Delhi
The owner of a collapsed Delhi building was apprehended in Rajasthan. This development follows the tragic collapse of a five-storey structure on Sunday. Seven people lost their lives in the devastating building collapse incident. A magisterial inquiry has been ordered into the unfortunate event. An FIR has been registered against the building owner after preliminary assessments.
Satya Niketan PG owner apprehended in Rajasthan's Bhiwadi a day after deadly building collapse
The alleged owner of the building that collapsed in Delhi's Satya Niketan, Hariram, wasapprehended in Rajasthan's Bhiwadi on Monday, Delhi Police said. Further examination is underway, police said.
Siegwerk looks to expand capacity at its Bhiwadi plant
Urban Tots Expands Manufacturing Capacity to Drive India's Toy Industry Growth
As India accelerates its efforts to strengthen domestic manufacturing and reduce dependence on imports, the toy industry is emerging as one of the sectors witnessing significant transformation. Companies investing in large-scale local production are increasingly contributing to the country's ambition of becoming a global manufacturing hub. Mr Deepak Chaudhary, Chairperson, Urban Tots Urban Tots , an Indian toy manufacturing company that has rapidly expanded its operations over the past five years. Operating from a 350,000-square-foot manufacturing facility in Bhiwadi, Rajasthan, the company currently employs more than 450 people and manufactures a wide range of toys for the domestic market. The company's origins trace back to an observation made by entrepreneur Deepak Chaudhary, who noticed that the toys in his children's collection were predominantly imported and carried labels from other countries. The realization highlighted India's dependence on imported toys and eventually led to the establishment of Urban Tots. Unlike many businesses that entered the category through imports, Urban Tots chose to invest in domestic manufacturing. Its manufacturing journey formally began with the Bhoomi Poojan of its facility on 14 August 2021 . Developing large-scale production capabilities required investments in advanced machinery, workforce development and technical expertise. To strengthen its manufacturing capabilities, the company's founding team studied production technologies and factory operations in China before adapting those learnings to establish a modern manufacturing ecosystem in India focused on efficiency, precision and scalability. Today, the facility operates with automated conveyor systems, Poka-Yoke quality mechanisms and production processes designed to reduce defects while ensuring consistent quality. Products are manufactured in compliance with internationally recognised safety standards, including EN71 and BIS certifications . The company has also integrated sustainability and responsible manufacturing practices into its operations, focusing on reducing waste while improving productivity. Urban Tots initially entered the market with role-play trolley products before expanding into multiple categories. The company is now a manufacturer of ride-on and battery-operated toys, including electric cars and tractors, along with infant products, sensory toys and educational learning kits aimed at supporting early childhood development. Alongside manufacturing expansion, the company has developed a nationwide distribution network comprising thousands of dealers and retailers and has established its presence across major online marketplaces. In addition to its own consumer brand, Urban Tots also manufactures products for several established companies, supplying toys that reach households across India under different labels. Industry observers note that India's toy sector is entering a critical phase of growth. Increased domestic manufacturing capacity, stronger quality regulations and changing consumer preferences are gradually reshaping an industry that was once heavily dependent on imports. The sector's development aligns with broader changes taking place across India's manufacturing landscape, where improving infrastructure, policy support and technology adoption are encouraging companies to compete in international markets while serving growing domestic demand. According to Deepak Chaudhary, India's strengths position it well for global competitiveness in toy manufacturing. "India has every ingredient required to become a global toy manufacturing hubentrepreneurship, engineering talent, manufacturing capability and an enormous domestic market. The next step is to build products that are recognised worldwide not because they are made in India, but because they represent quality, innovation and trust." Urban Tots' growth reflects a wider trend of manufacturing-led expansion within the toy industry, where long-term investments in infrastructure, technology and workforce development are becoming increasingly important. As India seeks to strengthen its position in global supply chains, companies such as Urban Tots are contributing to the country's efforts to transition from a major toy import market to a competitive manufacturing and export destination. About Urban Tots Urban Tots is an Indian toy manufacturing company headquartered in Bhiwadi, Rajasthan. Operating from a 350,000-square-foot integrated manufacturing facility, the company designs and manufactures ride-on toys, battery-operated vehicles, educational toys, infant products and sensory toys. With a workforce of more than 450 employees, a nationwide distribution network and partnerships with leading retailers and brands, Urban Tots is committed to establishing India as a globally competitive hub for toy manufacturing through innovation, quality and sustainable manufacturing.
Massive Fire Breaks Out at Plastic Granule Factory in Bhiwadi, Millions in Damages Expected
Bhiwadi, May 24: A devastating fire erupted at the Giridhar Roller Rep Private Limited, a plastic granule manufacturing company located in the Bhiwadi industrial area Phase-1, on Saturday night around 9:30 PM. Reports indicate that the fire spread rapidly, engulfing the entire factory within minutes and leaving a significant portion of the facility in ruins. ... Read more Massive Fire Breaks Out at Plastic Granule Factory in Bhiwadi, Millions in Damages Expected
