INDIAN multinational pharmaceutical company Alembic Pharmaceuticals on Thursday (23) said it has received final nod from the US health regulator for fenofibrate tablets, which reduces cholesterol and triglycerides in blood.
"Alembic Pharmaceuticals Limited (Alembic)...has received final approval from the US Food & Drug Administration (USFDA) for its Abbreviated New Drug Application (ANDA) Fenofibrate Tablets USP, 54 mg and 160 mg.
"The approved ANDA is therapeutically equivalent to the reference listed drug product (RLD) Tricor Tablets, 54 mg and 160 mg, of AbbVie Inc (AbbVie)," the drug firm said in an exchange filing.
Fenofibrate tablets have an estimated market size of $100 million for twelve months ending September 2019, according to IQVIA.
"Fenofibrate tablets are indicated as an adjunct to diet to reduce elevated LDL-C, Total-C, TG and Apo B, and to increase HDL-C in adult patients with primary hypercholesterolemia or mixed dyslipidaemia and for treatment of adult patients with severe hypertriglyceridemia," it said.
Alembic has a cumulative total of 113 ANDA approvals 100 final approvals and 13 tentative approvals from the USFDA.
CHETESHWAR PUJARA on Sunday (August 24) announced his retirement from all forms of Indian cricket, bringing to a close an international career that lasted more than a decade.
Pujara played 103 Test matches and five One Day Internationals for India. His last appearance came in the World Test Championship final against Australia in 2023.
He made his Test debut in 2010 and went on to score 7,195 runs in the format at an average of 43.60.
The 37-year-old said it was time to end his playing career. "Wearing the Indian jersey, singing the anthem, and trying my best each time I stepped on the field -- it's impossible to put into words what it truly meant," Pujara said in a post on social media.
"But as they say, all good things must come to an end, and with immense gratitude, I have decided to retire from all forms of Indian cricket."
Pujara recalled his early journey in the game. "As a little boy from the small town of Rajkot, along with my parents, I set out to aim for the stars; and dreamt to be a part of the Indian cricket team," he wrote.
"Little did I know then that this game would give me so much -- invaluable opportunities, experiences, purpose, love, and above all a chance to represent my state and this great nation."
Known for his Test match focus in an era dominated by T20 cricket, Pujara had often spoken about the routines that helped him sustain his career.
"I have certain routines, fitness, little bit of meditation, yoga and pranayama (a breathing technique) because it is necessary to shut the outside noise, even if it is positive," he told reporters in 2023.
"We play nine Tests on an average, and when you go back home, unless you have domestic cricket, you are not in touch with the game. Keep challenging yourself, keep training, looking forward."
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Farage said he would end the right to claim asylum or challenge deportation for people arriving this way by replacing current human rights laws and withdrawing Britain from refugee treaties. (Photo: Getty Images)
NIGEL FARAGE has set out plans for "mass deportations" of migrants who cross the English Channel on small boats if his Reform UK party comes to power.
Speaking to The Times on Saturday (August 23), the former Brexit campaigner said he would withdraw Britain from the European Convention on Human Rights and make agreements with Afghanistan, Eritrea and other main countries of origin to repatriate illegal migrants.
"We can be nice to people, we can be nice to other countries, or we can be very tough to other countries ... I mean (US president Donald) Trump has proved this point quite comprehensively," Farage said.
When asked if he was concerned that asylum seekers could face torture or death in countries with poor human rights records, Farage said he was more concerned about the risk he believed asylum seekers posed to people in Britain.
"I can't be responsible for despotic regimes all over the world. But I can be responsible for the safety of women and girls on our streets," he said.
In recent weeks, small-scale protests have taken place outside hotels housing asylum seekers, with public safety concerns heightened after some migrants were charged with sexual assault.
Polls show immigration and asylum are now viewed as the public’s biggest concern, slightly ahead of the economy. Reform UK, which won five seats in last year’s general election, has recently led in voting intention surveys.
Last year, 37,000 people – mainly from Afghanistan, Syria, Iran, Vietnam and Eritrea – reached Britain from France by small boats. The figure was up 25 per cent from 2023 and made up 9 per cent of net migration.
According to analysis by the University of Oxford, about two-thirds of those arriving by small boats and applying for asylum are granted it, while just 3 per cent have been deported.
Farage told The Times he would end the right to claim asylum or challenge deportation for people arriving this way by replacing current human rights laws and withdrawing Britain from refugee treaties, saying there was a national emergency.
"The aim of this legislation is mass deportations," he said, adding that a "massive crisis" caused by asylum seekers was fuelling public anger.
According to The Times, Farage’s plan includes holding 24,000 migrants in facilities on air bases at a cost of 2.5 billion pounds, and running five deportation flights daily, with deportations in the hundreds of thousands.
If those measures did not succeed, asylum seekers could be moved to Ascension Island, a British territory in the South Atlantic, which Farage said would send a symbolic message.
(With inputs from agencies)
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Camila Cabello keeps performing after her corset came undone mid-song in Taiwan
Camila Cabello suffered a wardrobe malfunction when her corset popped open mid-performance.
The singer admitted to panicking but continued the show without missing a beat.
She later addressed the moment on Instagram, joking about the mishap.
The Kaohsiung, Taiwan, concert marked the start of the Asia leg of her Yours, C world tour.
Camila Cabello faced an unexpected wardrobe malfunction when her pale-pink corset popped open during a performance on her Yours, C world tour. The Señorita hitmaker went into “panic” mode as the top came undone while she sang Chanel No. 5, but she managed to keep her composure on stage. The moment quickly trended online, with fans praising her professionalism.
Camila Cabello signalled her team for help as she continued dancing with fans cheering her onInstagram/camila_cabello
What happened during Camila Cabello’s wardrobe malfunction?
While performing in Kaohsiung, Taiwan, Cabello’s corset visibly loosened, forcing her to hold it together with one hand while continuing to sing and dance. Fans captured the incident on video, showing the singer gesturing to her back and saying, “My corset,” as she tried to signal for help.
A stage assistant eventually rushed in to retie the laces at the back of the bustier, while Cabello kept smiling and interacting with the audience. Once the outfit was secured, she cheekily turned around and gave a thumbs-up before finishing the number.
Camila Cabello's pale pink corset and matching skirt were styled by designer Heather PicchiottinoInstagram/camila_cabello
How did Camila Cabello react to the incident?
After the concert, the 28-year-old singer shared a light-hearted post on Instagram Stories about the mishap. Uploading a selfie with a playful expression, she wrote: “My corset fully popped open during that therefore the panic during Chanel No. 5 but that was fun love you so much.”
On X, she expressed her gratitude to fans for supporting her on the tour’s Asian leg, writing: “Kaohsiung!!!!!! what a way to start the Asia leg of the Yours, C tour!! I love you and thank you I love you and thank you I love you and thank you!!!!!!!! forever 💓”
Her playful attitude and quick recovery earned praise from fans, who said she “handled it like a pro” and made the moment even more memorable.
Cabello later joked about the wardrobe mishap with a playful selfie on InstagramInstagram Screengrab/camila_cabello
Who designed Camila Cabello’s corset outfit?
The corset and matching pink ensemble were styled by Heather Picchiottino, a designer who has also created stage looks for Olivia Rodrigo, Katy Perry, and Dove Cameron. Cabello’s full outfit included a sparkly asymmetrical skirt, opera gloves, and lace-up boots, all keeping with a soft pink theme.
She completed her look with bouncy brunette curls and rosy glam makeup featuring glittery eyeshadow, pink blush, and a mauve lip. Despite the malfunction, fans noted how well the outfit captured the playful energy of her latest album C, XOXO.
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What is next for Camila Cabello on the Yours, C tour?
The wardrobe malfunction came during the first stop of the Asia leg of her world tour, which began in June and runs until mid-September. The Yours, C tour features seventeen shows across Europe, Asia, Australia, and South America, making it Cabello’s first major solo tour in seven years.
Tickets for the tour have been selling out rapidly, with prices ranging from £60 (₹6,400) to premium packages of over £200 (₹21,300). Fans can expect a setlist that includes some of her biggest hits such as Havana, Señorita, Shameless, and new tracks from her latest album.
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Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are reportedly working on a Netflix documentary about Princess Diana for 2027
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle extend Netflix deal after £100 million (₹1,054 crore) contract ends.
Princess Diana documentary being discussed for 2027, marking 30 years since her death.
Netflix given first rights to Sussexes’ new shows under fresh “first look” deal.
Meghan’s lifestyle series With Love, Meghan returns for a second season despite mixed reviews.
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are in talks with Netflix for a new project centred on Princess Diana, with plans to release a documentary in 2027. The proposal forms part of their renewed “first look” deal with the streaming giant, following the end of their original £100 million (₹1,054 crore) partnership. The late princess remains a powerful secondary figure in the Sussexes’ story, and this project could be one of their most significant ventures yet.
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are reportedly working on a Netflix documentary about Princess Diana for 2027Getty Images
What is Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s new Netflix deal?
The Sussexes’ original £100 million (₹1,054 crore) five-year deal with Netflix expired this year, prompting speculation about their future in streaming. According to reports, the couple have now signed a fresh agreement giving Netflix first refusal on any new content pitched through their Archewell Productions banner. The arrangement also covers staff and operational costs for their company, ensuring the couple continue to have a steady platform for creative projects.
Netflix executives have praised the pair as “influential voices whose stories resonate globally,” while Meghan said she felt “inspired” to keep creating content with the streamer.
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's renewed deal with Netflix could see them sharing Diana’s story with global audiencesGetty Images
Will the Princess Diana documentary go ahead?
A documentary about Princess Diana is among the proposals currently on the table. If confirmed, it would be scheduled for 2027, coinciding with the 30th anniversary of her death in Paris. Industry insiders told The Sun that Netflix would “bite his hand off” if Prince Harry agreed to lead the project, convinced it would be a ratings success.
Harry has previously spoken about his close relationship with his mother and the trauma of her passing when he was just 12. He has also taken part in earlier television projects marking her legacy, including Diana, Our Mother: Her Life and Legacy in 2017. A new Netflix special would allow him to revisit her life with unprecedented depth and global reach.
Princess Diana’s legacy remains central to Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s upcoming Netflix projectsGetty Images
What other Netflix projects are Harry and Meghan working on?
Alongside the Diana documentary discussions, Netflix has confirmed a second season of Meghan’s lifestyle series With Love, Meghan, which launches this week. Although the first season drew harsh reviews, it pulled in stronger-than-expected viewership, ensuring its continuation. A December holiday special is also planned, along with a short documentary titled Masaka Kids: A Rhythm Within, about a group of Ugandan orphans.
The couple’s earlier six-part docuseries Harry & Meghan in 2022 was a record-breaking success for Netflix, though subsequent projects failed to reach the same level. With Diana’s story back in focus, the streaming platform hopes to capture a similar cultural impact.
Meghan’s lifestyle series With Love, Meghan returns alongside talks of a Diana documentaryGetty Images
Why is Princess Diana’s story still significant?
Princess Diana remains one of the most compelling figures in modern royal history, with enduring public fascination across generations. For Prince Harry, telling her story has always been deeply personal. In his memoir Spare, he described her death as “overwhelming and isolating,” while also crediting her memory with shaping his decision to step back from royal duties to protect his wife and children.
Princess Diana, Prince Harry and Prince William gather for the commemorations of VJ DayGetty Images
Harry has kept her legacy close, naming his daughter Lilibet Diana and maintaining a photo wall of her at his California home. If the documentary is confirmed, it will not only mark a historic anniversary but also underline how central Diana remains to the Sussexes’ public and private lives.
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Only Dynamax and Gigantamax Pokémon can be used in battle
Eternamax Eternatus is a Poison and Dragon-type Pokémon.
It is only available during the Max Finale event under Max Battle rules.
Weak to Dragon, Ground, Ice and Psychic-types.
Only Dynamax and Gigantamax Pokémon can be used in battle.
Rewards include XP, Eternatus Candy and Eternatus Candy XL.
Eternamax Eternatus has arrived in Pokémon Go as part of the Max Finale event, bringing one of the game’s toughest battles to date. As a Gigantamax Pokémon, Eternamax Eternatus can only be fought under Max Battle rules, meaning trainers are restricted to using Dynamax and Gigantamax Pokémon. Choosing the right counters is essential if you want to stand a chance in this encounter.
Eternamax Eternatus type and weaknesses
Type: Poison and Dragon
Weaknesses: Dragon, Ground, Ice, Psychic
This typing makes Eternamax Eternatus especially dangerous, as it combines high attack power with a broad move pool. Selecting Pokémon that exploit its weaknesses is key to success.
Best counters for Eternamax Eternatus
When preparing your team, you should divide your approach between:
G-Max Move Attackers – used to deliver powerful damage.
Eternatus
Dynamax Latios
Dynamax Metagross
Dynamax Hatterene
Dynamax Latias
Pokémon to fill the Max Metre – building energy before switching to attackers.
Crowned Sword Zacian
Crowned Shield Zamazenta
Dynamax Excadrill
Dynamax Corviknight
Dynamax Omastar
Dynamax Kabutops
Dynamax Blissey
Dynamax Wailord
Max Particle cost: 800
Battle tactics
Eternamax Eternatus is designed to be fought in large groups, ideally with around 100 players.
Split teams between Max Metre fillers and attack-focused Pokémon.
Switch out G-Max Move attackers quickly once they revert to normal size.
Both Crowned Zacian and Zamazenta are highly recommended for their durability.
Powering up your own Eternatus before the battle will also prove valuable.
Losing does not consume your Max Particles, so repeated attempts are possible.
What happens after defeating Eternamax Eternatus
Defeating Eternamax Eternatus does not grant an encounter with it. Players instead receive:
XP
Eternatus Candy
Eternatus Candy XL
These rewards are especially useful given the extra Candy requirements to power up Eternatus. For those seeking to add Eternatus itself to their Pokédex, separate research tasks and encounters must be completed.
Eternamax Eternatus moveset in Pokémon Go
Although Eternamax Eternatus cannot currently be caught, knowing its moveset will help you prepare effective counters.
Fast Attacks
Dragon Tail (Dragon)
Poison Jab (Poison)
Charged Attacks
Dynamax Cannon (Dragon)
Flamethrower (Fire)
Hyper Beam (Normal)
Sludge Bomb (Poison)
Trainers should be cautious of Dragon-type combinations, which can quickly overwhelm unprepared teams.