Require B.Pharm Fresher at Healthy Life Pharma as Executive - Production & Quality Control - Fresher | 5 posts

Healthy Life Pharma (P) Limited is acknowledged world wide at pharma horizon, providing a broad range of pharmaceutical formulation to cope with the necessity of ailing humanity. With its headquarter at Mumbai (India), Healthy Life Pharma holds expertise in offering different formulations that include injectable, tablets and latest drug delivery systems. Healthy Life Pharma (P) Limited is the flagship company of Shah Group, founded by Mr. Manu Shah in 1976. An encouraging leader and inspiring personality, Mr. Shah has continuously looked forward to shape the group companies into huge and dynamic enterprise.
Healthy Life Pharma has an excellent state-of-the-art infrastructure unit situated in Tarapur Industrial Area, Mumbai, India. The production plant has WHO-GMP certification for its compliance to international standards of manufacturing. Not only this, but it also meets the cGMP norms, put in the "Revised Schedule M" by the Drug Controller (General) India, Ministry of Health, Government of India
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Post: Executive - Production & Quality Control

Job Description:

 
PRODUCTION CHEMIST/ QUALITY CONTROL CHEMIST/ QUALITY ASSURANCE
BASICS OF THE PRODUCTION/ QUALITY CONTROL AND ACTIVITY SHOULD BE CLEAR, GOOD IN COMMUNICATION, GOOD HANDWRITING, CLEAR WITH BASIC FUND-AS AND REPORTING AND CONTROLLING SKILLS.

Additional Information:
Experience: Fresher
Location: Tarapur
Education: B.Pharm, M.Pharm
Industry Type: Pharma/Biotech/Clinical Research
Functional Area: Production, QC
End Date: 29^th Jan, 2012

Dr Reddy's launches pain treatment cream 'Supamove' in India

NEW DELHI: Dr Reddy's Laboratories today said it has launched 'Supamove' cream used for treating pain and inflammation in India.

The cream helps in reducing pain and inflammation in patients with joint pain, arthritis, bursitis, tendinitis and lower back pain, the company said.

"The product has been in-licensed from Cymbiotics Inc. USA and will be available in a 30 gm tube," it added.

The company has also launched another product, Venusia Soft lotion in 75 ml pack, used for providing relief from dry, itchy skin also in-licensed from Cymbiotics Inc.

"This will complete Dr Reddy's treatment basket in the emollient and protective space which already includes Venusia cream, Venusia lotion, Venusia max and Venusia bathing bar," Dr Reddy's said.

The company claimed that current market size of topical non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAID) segment is over Rs 352 crore and emollients and protectives market in India is currently valued at Rs 208 crore, it added.

The Hyderabad-based firm, which had revenues of USD 1.7 billion in FY 11 is present in three business segments- pharmaceutical services and active ingredients, global generics and proprietary products.

Shares of Dr Reddy's were today trading at Rs 1,573 in the after noon trade on BSE, up 0.45 per cent from its previous close. 

 

Source : The Economic Times

Invited Paramedical Staffs in North Eastern Railways | Walk in Interview for Pharmacists, Lab Tech, Radiographer, Health & Malaria lnspector, Nurse - total 16 posts

There are requirement of staff for the following categories which will be filled up on contract basis for the period upto 30.6.2012 or availability of regular or selected candidates whichever is earlier. The job is extremely challenging and offers a unique opportunity and work experience in Indian Railway System. The details of vacant post as per roster, age limit, minimum educational qualification and details of remuneration are as under:-

1)Post: Pharmacist
No. of post = 02 (UR-02)
Qualification: Pass 10+2 with Science or equivalent with 2 years Diploma in Pharmacy & registration in Indian Pharmacy Council or State Pharmacy Council.
Monthly remuneration @ Rs 10160/- P.M.
Age-20 to 35years.

2)Post:  Lab Technician
No. of post:= 03(UR-02)
Qualification: Pass B.Sc. with Bio-chemistry/Micro Biology/Life Science or equivalent + Diploma in Medical Lab Technology or Equivalent or B.Sc. in Medical Technology (Lab.) from any recognized University/lnstitiution.
Monthly remuneration @ Rs 10160/- P.M.
Age-18 to 33 years.

3)  Radiographer/X-Ray Technician
No. of post= 03(UR-01. SC-01, OBC-01)
Qualification:
Passed 10+2 with physics & Chemistry and 2 yrs Diploma in Radiography / X-Ray Tech / Radios Diagnosis Technology; Preference will be given to B.Sc. with 2 yrs Diploma in Radiography/X-Ray Tech./Radio Diagnosis Technology.)
Age: 19 to 33 yrs.
Monthly Remuneration @ Rs 10160/- P.M.

4)  Health & Malaria lnspector:
No. of Post: 03(UR-01, OBC=02)
Qualification: Pass B.Sc. with Chemistry/Biology with Diploma in Health / Sanitation.
Monthly remuneration @ Rs 17145/- P.M.
Age: 18 to 33 yrs.

5)  Staff Nurse: 05(UR-03, ST-01, OBC-01)
Qualification: 3years Diploma in GNM or B.Sc. (Nursing) from any Nursing School or Institution recognized by Indian Nursing Council+Registration as Nurse & Midwife from any State Nursing Council.
Age: 20 to 35 years.
Monthly Remuneration @ Rs17655/-P.M.

For more details please visit www.pharmatutor.org

Tata to REPLACE starter motor in 140,000 Nano cars!

In the biggest-ever replacement exercise in Indian automobile history, Tata Motors has asked an estimated 1.40 lakh (140,000) Nano owners to bring back their cars for change of the starter motor free-of-cost.
Vehemently denying this is a recall, the company said it is changing the old starter motor with a new and 'better' one, an exercise that will reportedly to cost the firm around Rs 110 crore (Rs 1.10 billion).
"We have devised a better starter motor and so we are upgrading it in our old Nanos for improved performance. We have not received any complaint for this and this is not a recall," a Tata Motors spokesperson said.
The company started the exercise in October and has already replaced the starter motor in about 50,000 Nano units, he added.
When asked about the total number of cars that will be covered under this replacement activity, the spokesperson said: "We will change the part in all the old Nanos that were sold before launching the Nano 2012 in November."
According to Society of Indian Automobile Manufacturers data, Tata Motors has sold a total of 140,428 Nano units till November, 2011, since the car's launch in 2009.
On November 21 this year, Tata Motors introduced an upgraded Nano with a facelift, a more powerful engine, better fuel efficiency and new features, while keeping the price the same, in a bid to boost sales.
Asked about the cost of replacing the starter motors, the spokesperson declined to comment.
However, as per reports, the company is likely to incur a total outgo of Rs 110 crore for replacing the key component, which is responsible for starting the engine.

Source: Google News

Samsung to buy Sony’s stake in LCD JV

OKYO: Samsung Electronics Co, the world's biggest television maker, agreed to buy out the stake of Sony Corp in their joint venture to make liquid-crystal displays used in televisions amid sluggish demand.

Samsung, based in Suwon, South Korea, will pay 1.08 trillion won ($935 million) in cash for Sony's entire stake in S-LCD Corp, a venture formed in 2004 to make TV panels, the company said in a regulatory filing today. Sony will take a charge of about 66 billion yen ($846 million) in the quarter ending December 31 after exiting the venture, the Tokyo-based company said in a separate statement.

The deal comes as Sony, the world's No. 3 TV maker, is streamlining its main TV operation, which is estimated to lose 175 billion yen ($2.2 billion) in the year to March, an eighth consecutive year of losses. Last month, Sony predicted it will post a fourth straight annual loss after the company slashed its TV sales target and the yen reached a postwar high.

"It's a step forward for Sony," said Shiro Mikoshiba, an analyst at Nomura Holdings Inc in Tokyo. "Canceling out the venture enables Sony to become more flexible in procuring panels. Still, Sony continues to face falling prices and heavy fixed costs."

'Substantial savings' Samsung had 50 percent of the venture plus one share of their joint venture, while Sony had 50 per cent minus one share, according to the statement. The two companies have also entered into an agreement for supply and purchase of LCD panels, Samsung said in the statement.

Sony shares gained 1.6 per cent to 1,394 yen at the close of trading in Tokyo today while Samsung fell 0.2 percent to 1.07 million won. The deal was announced after the stock market closed for trading. The Nikkei reported the news earlier today.

The transaction and the subsequent agreement will enable Sony to secure a flexible and steady supply of LCD panels from Samsung, based on market prices, and without the responsibility and costs of operating a manufacturing facility, Japan's biggest consumer-electronics exporter said in its statement.

"Despite this one-time loss, Sony estimates that the transaction will result in substantial savings," starting January, Sony said in the statement.

The Japanese company lagged behind Samsung and Seoul-based LG Electronics Inc in the global TV market last year, with 12 per cent of sales, according to DisplaySearch. In the US, Samsung and Vizio, founded in 2002, had the biggest share for flat-panel televisions, based on research from IHS iSuppli.

Sony reversed an annual profit forecast to project an annual loss of 90 billion yen, its fourth consecutive annual loss. 

 

Source: Google news

Google: Android Activations Top 700,000 a Day

By Ian Paul, PCWorld    Dec 21, 2011 5:52 AM

Every day more than 700,000 people sign up for a new Android device, Google's Android chief, Andy Rubin, said late Tuesday via Twitter and Google+. That works out to nearly 5 million new Android users every week, which is about the equivalent of an iPhone 4S opening weekend every seven days. Rubin also clarified that Google's 700,000 activations per day includes new devices only and not resold ones. "We count each device only once," Rubin said in a follow-up post on Google+. "Activations means you go into a store, buy a device, [and] put it on the network by subscribing to a wireless service."
Rubin's clarification may have been in response to past criticisms lobbed against Android by Apple's late cofounder Steve Jobs. "We think some of our friends are counting upgrades in their numbers," Jobs said, referring to Android in September 2010. Rubin on Tuesday did not specifically address the issue of counting upgrades, but did say that Google counts each device only once.
Earlier in December, Google’s executive chairman, Eric Schmidt, said there were about 550,000 Android phones being activated every day, according to CNET. But it appears Schmidt was specifically taking about phones, while Rubin only mentioned "devices" suggesting he may be counting phones as well as 3G-enabled tablets such as the Samsung Galaxy Tab or the recently launched Droid Xyboard devices.
Rubin in June said there were 500,000 Android activations every day.
Google is the most popular smartphone platform in the United States, with nearly 42 percent market share, followed by Apple's iPhone at 27.1 percent, according to metrics firm comScore.
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iPhone market share slips in Europe

NEW YORK: The long-awaited launch of the iPhone 4S has helped Apple win market share in the United States and Britain, although it is losing ground in the rest of Europe, data from research firm Kantar Worldpanel ComTech showed on Thursday.
"In Great Britain, the US and Australia, Apple's new iPhone continues to fly off the shelf in the run-up to Christmas. However, this trend is far from universal," said Dominic Sunnebo, global consumer insight director.
The smartphone market is currently dominated by Google , which has stormed the market with its free Android platform.
Apple's market share in the 12 weeks to end-November rose to 36 per cent in the United States from 25 per cent a year earlier and in Britain to 31 per cent from 21 per cent, Kantar said.
Its share slipped in France to 20 per cent from 29 per cent a year earlier, in Germany to 22 per cent from 27 per cent, with similar drops also seen in Italy and Spain.
"The French market is showing increasing signs of price sensitivity," Sunnebo said.
In part, the European sales of the expensive Apple model were hit by weakening economies across the continent.
Google had market shares of between 46 and 61 per cent in all markets. Cellphone makers like Samsung Electronics, Sony Ericsson, LG Ericsson and Motorola Mobility all use its Android platform in their phones.
"In Germany, Android achieved a dominant 61 per cent share of smartphone sales in the latest 12 weeks, with the Samsung Galaxy S II the top selling handset," Sunnebo said.