Pradeep Chandra, Principal Secretary, Industrial Commercial, Government of AP This year the focus is on Biologics and biosimilars. Hyderabad is known for bulk drugs and specialty drugs, immunological and vaccines By: hybiztv … Continue reading →

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Press conference Development Cooperation jury The award has been granted to the Drugs for Neglected Diseases initiative (DNDi) for "developing and delivering new, effective and affordable treatments for poverty related diseases including Chagas disease, sleeping sickness, malaria and leishmaniasis affecting the world's most vulnerable populations," according to the award citation. By: BBVAFoundation … Continue reading →

Carioca Trailer Carioca is a first person RPG which simulates a dangerous Brazilian favela where players can choose the course of actions which suits their self-imposed goals. The game tries to generate an emergent narrative by embedding narrative cues in the environment as well as presenting a tactile gameworld. Via their interaction with the game and its characters, the players can change the meaning of life in the favela - for better or worse. All characters in the game (including the player) are controlled by statistical values that define their needs. For example, a character's hunger value increases over time making it hungry enough to warrant eating twice a day. In order to satisfy these needs, characters move to a "food area", a "rest area" etc. According to the type of NPC (civilian, druggie or gangster), they can beat, mug, kill, buy/sell drugs, have legitimate jobs or scavenge among garbage. The action to be performed by NPC is decided by prioritizing its various needs and picking the most important action at that moment. An important element of the game is that NPCs rate their relationships with every other character in the game - including the player. Having good relationships … Continue reading →

Special Report - Quest for Survival This Special Report talks about the issues ailing the villages surrounding the Indo-Pakistan border along the state of Punjab. We reached the Dhinda border post and interacted with the BSF jawans who after repeated requests allowed us to go near the border fence. Pakistani villages were barely 15 meters away where the movement on the foreign territory was clearly visible. We experienced the life inside bunkers, at view points of the BSF jawans and even saw what an army tower looked like from where you could see the posts in J K. Drive inside the border villages was not easy because of the difficult terrain and hostile weather. But once you enter the villages, one feels that life here is not easy. Farmers owning land beyond the border fence are fighting for adequate compensation as they are allowed to do farming for a specific number of hours. Moreover, their land was snatched away from them by the BSF and Home Ministry for building the border fence way back in 1995. Since then, their livelihoods have been drastically affected, heightened by reality of security issues, inability of getting loans and that they cannot grow crops … Continue reading →

Shlomi Levi feat. Miss Ziv - New DAy Shlomi Levi feat Miss Ziv - New Day (JOY Records) New Day, the new track by Shlomi Levi with the voice of the lovley Miss Ziv, A track full of life and a promise for better days. DJs Supporting: Markus Schulz, Above and Beyond, Matan Caspi, Phil Russell, Aaron Camz, Aaron Olson, Allya, Cristian Poow, Designer Drugs, Enviado Vida, Eric Global, Ex-Plosion, Feel, Frank Wild, Jason LeMaitre, Klinedea, Lenny Ibizarre, Leo,Morpheus, Ollie Jaye, and many more. Buy on Beatport: http://www.beatport.com Shlomi Levi @ The Web: Official Site: http://www.shlomilevi.com Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/djshlomilevi Youtube:www.youtube.com Soundcloud: soundcloud.com Beatport: http://www.beatport.com By: Shlomi Levi … Continue reading →

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English cricket player Tom Maynard had drugs and alcohol in his system when he was hit by a London Underground train last year, Sky News reported on its website. The 23-year-old was electrocuted by stepping on a live rail as he fled police on June 18 and was then struck by an underground train near Wimbledon Park station in June, an inquest into his death heard today, Sky said. Forensic tests showed Maynard, who played for county club Surrey, had cocaine and ecstasy in his system and a toxicology test showed he was nearly four times over the legal drink drive limit, Sky reported. Forensic pathologist Simon Poole told the court Maynard was hit by a train but appeared to already be unconscious, adding his injuries included burns consistent with contact to a live train rail, Sky said. Maynards car was stopped by police at about 4:15 a.m. local time after it was seen driving erratically, Sky said. He then ran away and was found 55 minutes later one-half mile away on the train line, the broadcaster said. To contact the reporter on this story: Bob Bensch in London at bbensch@bloomberg.net. To contact the editor responsible for this story: Christopher … Continue reading →

MADRID, Feb. 26, 2013 /PRNewswire/ --The fifth annual BBVA Foundation Frontiers of Knowledge Award in the Development Cooperation category goes to the Drugs for Neglected Diseases initiative (DNDi) for "developing and delivering new, effective and affordable treatments for poverty related diseases including Chagas disease, sleeping sickness, malaria and leishmaniasis affecting the world's most vulnerable populations," according to the award citation. DNDi, in the jury's judgment, "represents an institutional model of good practice, translating scientific research to development cooperation, through knowledge management and delivery of results to disadvantaged populations suffering from neglected diseases." (Photo: http://photos.prnewswire.com/prnh/20130226/DA66850) DNDi's Executive Director Bernard Pcoul expressed his delight "for the organization, but also for those suffering neglected diseases, who are what this initiative is all about." "Despite the major progress achieved in global health over the last century, there remains a significant equity gap and many diseases affecting the poorest populations are still neglected," the citation said. "This represents shortcomings of market incentives resulting in only 10 percent of the world research expenditure being spent on diseases that account for 90 percent of the global health burden. Controlling and eliminating these diseases is a vital component of the strategy to alleviate poverty." "A neglected disease is … Continue reading →