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Ahmedabad: The Gujarat High Court has issued an order that a registered trade name user has the right to disallow others from using its trade for different goods category.

Justice D N Patel announced the decision following a case of Kaira District Co-operative Milk Marketing Federation (KDCMMF) in connection of trademark violation by two local merchants who used their brand name Amul Chasmaghar and Amul Cut Pieces stores.

Chennai: Cadila Healthcare Ltd has received USFDA approval for hydroxychloroquine sulphate tabs in the strength of 200 mg.

The medicine falls under the DMARD (disease modifying anti-rheumatic drug) section, and is used in caring rheumatoid arthritis.

According to NDC Health, the sales of such pills in the US market in 2006 stood at $30 million.

Nicosia, Sept.26: Saudi Arabia has agreed to buy 72 Euro-fighter Typhoon combat jets from Britain worth almost nine billion dollars.

Indian Stock markets have crossed the 17000 mark. The markets were strong on back of IT Stock and Reliance. This is the fastest gain of 1000 points by BSE Sensex and Bulls have done this is just one week. Technology, market laggards, also participated in the last lap, driving the Sensex to a record high of 17,025.07 early Wednesday.

During the early trades, the markets jumped by nearly 90 points to be close to 17000 target. Infosys, Satyam Computers, Wipro and ICICI bank were among the gainers in Sensex stocks. Markets soon touched their highest 17,025 points.

Washington, Sept 26 : Modern humans still retain caveman’s survival instincts at spotting predators and prey, despite living in the comforts of modern homes in urban localities, according to a new study published online in this week’s issue of the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS).

The study reveals that humans today are hard-wired to pay attention to other people and animals much more than non-living things, even if inanimate objects are the primary hazards for modern, urbanized folks.