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PAG, a major Asian asset manager, is securing a $375 million loan from four banks for its acquisition of India's largest rigid plastic packaging provider, Manjushree Technopack Ltd. The loan will be syndicated later, and the acquisition is valued at around $1 billion. Private equity exits in India have been increasing, reflecting the country's growing capital markets and domestic investor participation. [Extracted from the article]

The Chhattisgarh cabinet, led by Chief Minister Vishnu Deo Sai, approved paddy procurement policies for the upcoming marketing year, with procurement starting on November 14 and continuing until January 31, 2025. The state plans to purchase an estimated 160 lakh tonnes of paddy from farmers at the minimum support price, with a biometric system in place for procurement. Additionally, measures to curb illegal liquor sales include introducing new holograms on liquor bottles and recruiting data entry operators in cooperative societies. The government also empowered gram panchayats to manage water supply operations and offered compassionate appointments to eligible dependents of deceased Teacher (Panchayat) Cadre employees. [Extracted from the article]

The 2024 National Sports Collectors Convention in Cleveland was a remarkable event filled with incredible cards, memorabilia, and autograph signings from sports legends. Former ACC, ABA, and NBA star David Thompson, known as the original Michael Jordan, showcased his 1973-74 NC State national championship ring. NBA legends Dr. J Julius Erving and Dominique Wilkins were also present, with Wilkins joking that Dr. J would still win a dunk contest between them. Baseball great Pete Rose signed two bottles of Cincinnati Reds-branded liquor, a first for him, while Sammy Sosa enjoyed signing autographs and posing for photos. Other notable attendees included Pedro Martinez, David Ortiz, Manny Ramirez, Reggie Jackson, and NFL legend Ray Lewis. The event also featured rare cards like the 1909 T206 Honus Wagner card worth $5 million and Babe Ruth's Yankees jersey from the 1932 World Series valued at $30 million. A Mickey Mantle jersey with an interesting backstory was also on display, originally found in a crate of game-used jerseys and equipment donated by the Yankees to an orphanage in 1955. The jersey, now estimated to be worth $4 million, was sold by a young fan for $2.50 and kept for over 40 years before being sold again. The National Sports Collectors Convention is a must-see event for fans of sports memorabilia. [Extracted from the article]

The article focuses on an approach to uncovering the role of alcohol within Mennonite homes in Manitoba's East Reserve: the material culture of glass and ceramic bottles. It mentions alcohol entered Mennonite homes in bottles of medicine and vanilla extract, in addition to the more typical form of gin and beer bottles. It also mentions home as a site of consumption and pharmacies and groceries stores as access points for alcohol opens new avenues of research.

According to an article in India Together, Union Home Minister Amit Shah predicts that the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) will win all seven seats in Delhi in the ongoing Lok Sabha elections, while the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) will fail to secure any seats. Shah cited the BJP's previous achievements as evidence of their ability to achieve their target. The BJP has won the previous two General Elections with a decisive mandate and aims to do so again. Shah also took a jibe at Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal, mentioning the Delhi Excise Policy scam. Kejriwal is currently out on interim bail for his alleged involvement in a money laundering case related to the scam. [Extracted from the article]

A patent application titled "Systems And Method Of Use For Dispensing Liquids From A Container" has been published online by the US Patent and Trademark Office. The patent application describes a system for dispensing beverages from a bottle using a pour spout, a server interface, and a control unit. The system allows for wireless communication between the server interface, pour spout, and control unit, and includes features such as recording sales, controlling flow rate, and dispensing specific cocktail ingredients. The patent application was filed by inventors from various locations in the United States and is assigned to Berg Company LLC. [Extracted from the article]

Singapore has secured its first guilty plea in a $2.2 billion money laundering case. Su Wenqiang, a 32-year-old individual, entered the plea during a court hearing. He faced multiple charges, including forgery and laundering criminal proceeds. This development is part of a larger scandal that has implicated major banks and raised concerns about Singapore's ability to prevent illicit money flows. Another suspect is also expected to plead guilty in the coming week. Su, who was born in China and holds passports from Cambodia and Vanuatu, was accused of laundering money from an illegal remote gambling service in the Philippines. [Extracted from the article]

Zhejiang Geely Holding Group, a company in China, filed three patents related to social media in the second quarter of 2024. One of the patents is for an unblended liquor and assembly designed for convenient liquor mixing. The invention includes a bottle with separate cavities for mixing and raw liquor, along with scales on the bottle to aid in the mixing process. The assembly also includes a packaging box with liquor mixing liquid bottles and raw liquor packages, allowing drinkers to mix their own liquor. The method outlined in the patent involves producing raw liquor, canning it into bottles, and selling them in packaging boxes. Drinkers can then mix the liquor, evaluate it using digital identifiers, and upload their mixing solutions to a cloud server. The goal is to foster a community around liquor mixing and tasting. [Extracted from the article]

This bizzare incident was reported from a police station inChhindwara district, where the cops had seized illegalliquor packed in plastic bottles and put them in a storeroom. Well, it seems so, atleast in Madhya Pradesh, where a rodent has been 'arrested'for emptying liquor bottles at a police station, and willnow be produced before the court as proof! In Madhya Pradesh, a rat was "apprehended" for "consuming" alcohol at a police station. [Extracted from the article]

The article presents quotes and statistics, including the price of a vintage cognac bottle at a May 2020 online auction, the systemic racism in U.S. law enforcement by U.S. Senator Tim Scott, and the coronavirus pandemic by Luxembourg's COVID-19 spokesperson Paul Wilmes.

The Superintendent of Police in Bihar's Buxar hassuspended six police personnel, including the SHO of Brahmpur policestation, on charges of selling seized liquor. "It surfaced during the probe that some liquor bottles were sold,probably through the Chowkidar, which is a violation of the Excise Act.We have suspended six police personnel, including the SHO of Brahmpurpolice station", Kumar said. [Extracted from the article]

Berg Company LLC, Beverage, Business, Electronics, Food, Wireless Communication, Wireless Technology Keywords: Berg Company LLC; Beverage; Business; Electronics; Food; Wireless Communication; Wireless Technology EN Berg Company LLC Beverage Business Electronics Food Wireless Communication Wireless Technology 336 336 1 08/14/23 20230817 NES 230817 2023 AUG 17 (NewsRx) -- By a News Reporter-Staff News Editor at Food Weekly News -- A patent by the inventors Dorsey, Albert H. (Ocean Grove, NJ, US), Faust, Ronald F. (Cross Plains, WI, US), Giles, Thomas E. (Orfordville, WI, US), Keating, Michael J. (Hardwick, NJ, US), Lamond, Donald R. (Haworth, NJ, US), filed on December 17, 2018, was published online on July 25, 2023, according to news reporting originating from Alexandria, Virginia, by NewsRx correspondents. Throughout this document, whenever and wherever a reference is made to a wireless communication between the server interface and the control unit it shall be understood that the same may alternatively be accomplished via a wireless communication between the pour spout and the control unit. [Extracted from the article]

Off Track Wines exceeded our expectations of canned wines and will be a welcome inclusion on future trips. $98.50 (12 PACK) AVAILABLE FROM: www.offtrackwines.com.au WE SAY: Quality McLaren Vale wine in easy to pack and carry aluminium cans. The winemaker knew there had to be a better way to carry quality wine in vehicles off-road, and so started looking at putting wine into aluminium cans. [Extracted from the article]

The article presents the discussion on MBF, a leading manufacturer of bottling installations, offers top-notch solutions for wine and liquor bottling, ensuring maximum product protection. Topics include importance of the Spanish market and considering one of the most significant markets for their business; and focus on water and energy savings aligns with sustainable practices, contributing to environmental conservation.

Once the courts are complete, Art in the Paint's real work begins. Through his Atlanta-based organization Art in the Paint (@artinthepaintorg), he refreshes dilapidated courts around the world, hiring local artists to transform resurfaced concrete into colorful murals. This Atlanta resident is giving underserved communities a home-court advantage B "IN THE NEIGHBORHOODS b [we invest in], basketball courts are where everyone goes", says Arelious Cooper Jr. "They're places where people have traditionally gathered for fun, whether that be for games or cookouts.". [Extracted from the article]

The article highlights that a 19-year-old woman tragically died after falling from an unfinished and abandoned building in Maharashtra's Navi Mumbai during a liquor party with friends. It highlights that the incident occurred during the evening, and the police have taken two of her male friends into custody for questioning; and the incident occurred during the evening, and the police have taken two of her male friends into custody for questioning.

(Bloomberg) -- Bacardi Ltd., the spirits maker best known for its rum, is nearing a deal to acquire Ilegal Mezcal after private equity firm L Catterton held talks to buy the company, according to people with knowledge of the matter. Bacardi bought a minority stake in Ilegal Mezcal in 2017, before its $5.1 billion acquisition of Patron Tequila a year later as agave spirits rose in popularity. [Extracted from the article]

The article reports on the recovery of tobacco packets and a liquor bottle at the scene of the shooting incident at Gurdwara Dukhniwaran Sahib in Patiala. Topics discussed include the possible religious motive for the shooting and the arrest of the suspect, as well as the alleged influence of alcohol on the victim.

The article offers news briefs from the U.S. Residents of Jackson, Mississippi have decided to support the private utility, Mississippi Power and Light, because of its promise to lower the rates. The Treasury Department has amended the regulations so that the names and symbols in liquor containers can be blown. The Department of Commerce has drafted bills aimed at improving safety guards on American ships.

The article summarizes stock market developments in the New York Stock Exchange in 1958. Bottle maker Thatcher Glass has its stock index increased to 28, due to increase of earnings in production of liquor bottles, soft drink bottles, and food containers, which composed of a combined 75 percent in overall sales volume. Soft coal mining company Baltimore & Ohio had its stock index grown to 74, as driven by its small passenger traffic volume and operating outside the New York harbor area.

Several letters to the editor are presented in response to the articles in previous issues including "Great upsurge in Music Making," in the September 19, 1953 issue, "Osborn Automatic Molding Machine," in the September 5, 1953 issue and "A Bottle That Could Start a Battle..." in the September 12, 1953 issue.

The article informs about the introduction of pint-sized bottles of wine in the on-trade by the UK Government, which has been criticized by operators as a distraction from more pressing issues and an attempt to showcase Brexit benefits. Operators expressed concerns about the practicality and costs of the move, labeling it as trivial and failing to address the significant challenges faced by the industry.

Several photographs are presented including a two-piece Confederate States sword belt plate, a three-piece belt plate, and whiskey bottles and food jar found by digging.

It would be too much to say that the husk of this gleaming ear of dried corn is peeled away like quickly-shed clothing, but the flash photo does have a kind of sexy luster, its ruby and blood reds flattened in the emulsion. Tillmans names his subject "indian" corn, as opposed to barley corn or wheat corn, as crops were known centuries ago. It so strongly resembles a fifteenth-century painting by Giovanni di Paolo, where God almost seems to throw the red-ringed world at Adam and Eve to chase them out of Paradise. [Extracted from the article]