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S.M.Krishna promises Buddhi's family further assistance

New Delhi, Oct. 29 (ANI): External Affairs Minister S M Krishna has met Vikram Buddhi's family and has promised the latter's father that the Ministry of External Affairs will request United States Ambassador Meera Shankar to talk to Eric Holder, US Attorney General, to review the Buddhi case.

Indian American student Vikram Buddhi is languishing in an American jail for allegedly writing an anti-Bush remark on the Internet.

In a letter written from jail, Buddhi has said that he doesn't want to give up.

Vikram Buddhi, was once a brilliant PHD student at Purdue University. He was convicted by a US court in 2006 but has not been sentenced since then.

"I can assure the family that I will see that the Indian mission (in Washington) takes due interest in the case. A fair trial is to be given to Mr Vikram Budhi," Krishna had said earlier this month.

"I hope that Vikram Budhi will come out innocent of the charges levelled against him innocent," he had added then.

Krishna's assurance should bring relief to Capt. (retd.) B K Subbarao, the scholar's father. The family alleges that Vikram's rial was not transparent and the jury was not clearly instructed in the case. The family claims there is no clear evidence against im. (ANI)

China promises to investigate how alleged fake pills reached Britain

New Delhi, Jan 8 (ANI): China's drug watchdog has promised to investigate how alleged counterfeit pills, which were made in China, ended up being used by the British National Health Service (NHS)."We will conduct relevant investigations and will surely punish companies or individuals who manufacture fake pharmaceuticals for export," Yan Jiangying, spokeswoman with State Food and Drug Administration (SFDA), said on Wednesday."If we find any clues of illegal medicine production for export, we will track them down," Xinhua.....
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