Get latest articles and stories on Business at LatestLY. Meyer Vitabiotics is a leading pharmaceutical company from India & a group company of Vitabiotics-UK s number 1 vitamin company conducted a wellness event on 12th January 2023 at the ITC Grand Central, Mumbai. The event received enthusiastic participation from the medical fraternity with more than 150 leading doctors across Mumbai attending the event. Business News | Meyer Vitabiotics Conducts a Wellness Event on 12th January 2023 at the ITC Grand Central, Mumbai.
New Delhi [India], January 18 (ANI/SRV): Meyer Vitabiotics is a leading pharmaceutical company from India & a group company of Vitabiotics-UK's number 1 vitamin company conducted a wellness event on 12th January 2023 at the ITC Grand Central, Mumbai. The event received enthusiastic participation from the medical fraternity with more than 150 leading doctors across Mumbai attending the event. In a post-pandemic world, the importance of a healthy lifestyle and the role played by good nutrition in ensuring strong immunity is well accepted. Globally, people have become more conscious of living a better lifestyle, reducing stress and taking a proactive health approach towards staying healthy. Globally, the role of vitamins and supplements as preventive therapy is a well-accepted norm, however, in India, they are consumed mostly as a part of treatment. COVID-19 changed this perception. Nowadays, highly connected and globally aware consumers are putting their health and well-being fir
Meyer Vitabiotics, a leading pharmaceutical company from India conducted a wellness event on 12th January 2023 at the ITC Grand Central, Mumbai which had more than 150 leading doctors across Mumbai attending the event
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Mumbai: Sub-contractor hangs self at NSCI, suicide note found
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A 52-year-old sub-contractor has allegedly committed suicide at the National Sports Club of India (NSCI) in Worli on Sunday. The deceased is identified as Rajesh Tawade, the police has recovered a suicide note in which Tawade alleged that he was in depression over pending dues.
The incident came to light on Sunday evening when Tawade s body was found hanging inside ladies toilet at the club s basement. He was rushed to nearby hospital where he was declared dead before admission.
The Tardeo police have recovered a suicide note from his possession in which he wrote that he was in depression as he had not been paid for his work. Confirming the incident senior inspector Sanjay Jagtap said We have registered an Accidental Death Report and our investigation is underway .