India bans Chinese chocolates – Chinese milk products in India found contaminated with melamine
Preeti Sagar
Jul. 27, 2009

India has comprehensively banned Chinese milk products including chocolates. Commerce Minister Anand Sharma told the Lok Sabha on Monday that alarming levels of melamine, a poison for human consumption was found in Chinese milk products including chocolates.

India has already banned toys from China for harmful high lead content.

China plans to protest to WTO but India is ready to defend its action in the world Trade body citing deliberate and repeated Chinese disregard for human safety in Chinese products.

India bans Chinese chocolates – Chinese milk products in India found contaminated with melamine
Preeti Sagar
China plans to protest to WTO but India is ready to defend its action in the world Trade body citing deliberate and repeated Chinese disregard for human safety in Chinese products.
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A young Indian woman journalist, who went undercover to expose alleged migration and education scams in Australia, was threatened and punched by Aussies
Nita Halder
Shame! Shame! Shame on the racist Aussies! Now they take it on woman Indian journalist. The woman, working as a reporter with ABC TV, was followed by a group of Aussie racist hooligans near her office over the weekend.
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Indian budget geared to rescue 800 slums in India's Silicon Valley
Mohan Subbarao
Approximately 60,0000 people live in these slums. The city's total population is about eight million.
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US plans for a carbon tax on imports from countries without their own emission caps – China threatens Global Trade War
Anil Rane
The western world is reeling under economic depression. Europe and America need a pretext to tax the imports from India and China at a higher rate.
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Oracle shed employees - severe global depression hits the second largest software company in US
Madhu Bhave
Oracle Corp plans to lay off up to 1,000 workers in Europe, or about 1 percent of its global staff. It is just the start, the real layoffs are coming in months.
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Assault on yound Indians continue in Australia - a 16-year-old and a 17-year-old were both charged with two counts of assault
Umar Gall
There is no end of assualts on Indians in Australia. Two Australian teenagers, 16-year-old and a 17-year-old, struck the two Indian friends on their heads with glass beer bottles.
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Worried about protectionist tendencies of some developed countries in times of economic downturn, India plans meet the world trade ministers
Harish Baliga
Sharma met with WTO Director General Pascal Lamy, Unites States Trade Representative Ron Kirk, European Union Trade Commissioner Baroness Catherine Ashton...
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Indian IT firms move towards employee reduction and fixed price contracts – still lack of product based innovation haunts Indian software industry
Babu Ghanta
The honeymoon is over.
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