An Indian delegation visited ports in the United Arab Emirates, including the Port of Fujairah, to discuss kickstarting the India-UAE leg of the proposed India-Middle East-Europe Economic Corridor (IMEC) with customs authorities. The visit aimed at preparing the India-UAE leg of the IMEC while awaiting peace in the region for the Israel part.
doesn t look like piracy. an investigation was begun fairly soon afterwards. it took place late in the afternoon yesterday about 150 nautical miles that s about 250, roughly, kilometres north east of the omani port of duqm, and what israeli television is saying, quoting an israeli official, was that it was attacked by an explosive drone. now, usually in piracy attacks, it s very unusual for anybody to be killed. piracy attacks are quite rare now because most of the ships either have escorts or they ve armed guards on board, so they are nothing like the level that they were at ten years ago, so the suspicion is that this is some kind of state backed terrorism, and certainly the israeli media is pointing the fingers at iran there is no immediate word from iran and in the past, iran has denied any part in such attacks. the ship itself was carrying no cargo. it was on the way from the port
in dar es salaam in tanzania going to the port of fujairah in the united arab emirates, and it has been escorted for the last leg of its journey by the us navy. there is no question that there is an undeclared shadow war taking place between iran and israel where they had been attacking each other s interests. in the case of israel, they had made no secret of the fact that they are trying to slow down iran s nuclear programme and although they have never admitted it openly, they have certainly hinted that they have played a part in the sabotage attacks, for example, on some of the nuclear facilities. but offshore in the red sea, the arabian sea, the northern indian ocean, there have been a number of mysterious explosions on board ships. iran, for example, has a fairly stationary ship that s at the bottom of the red sea that had some explosions on board and there has been israeli ships that have come under attack as well. so it s this undeclared shadow war where the two countries ha
Read more about Aarti Drugs winds up UAE-based Pinnacle Life Science on Business Standard. Pinnacle Life Science, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Aarti Drugs, incorporated at International Free Zone Authority (IFZA) in Fujairah, UAE, has been closed.
Pinnacle Life Science, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Aarti Drugs, incorporated at International Free Zone Authority (IFZA) in Fujairah, UAE, has been closed.Pinnacle Life Science was not a material subsidiary of the company and did not have any business activity. The winding up of this subsidiary will not affect the revenue or business of Aarti Drugs. The announcement was made after market hours on Friday, 19 February 2021.
The drug maker s consolidated net profit soared 144.9% to Rs 68.03 crore on 12% rise in net sales to Rs 530.25 crore in Q3 December 2020 over Q3 December 2019.
Shares of Aarti Drugs fell 0.09% to Rs 642. Aarti Drugs is a pharmaceutical company and has a strong presence in the anti-diarrhea, anti-inflammatory therapeutic groups.